detective mike ryan and steve wall core in the first minute of what would be a huge long investigationived at the same time. >> did the scene explain itself to you? >> we could see the basics of what had happened. >> their victim brandi daniels had been shot three times at close range. crime scene techs would later recover three shell casings and a clipper in automatic pistol. brandi's person phone were beside her. >> we eliminated robbery almost immediately because there was an amount of money that someone would've taken if it was robbery. >> as the csis took their photos an estimated bullet trajectory's, gathered blood, dna, brandi's mom, sister and fiancÉe watched on in black horror. what do you remember about the rest of the night? >> sitting in the vehicle behind her car, just watching it. >> there's your girl, gone. >> there is my baby and i can do nothing about it. it was 2:00, went to the house, 4:00 detectives came down to the house and said that they removed from the car. who >> would benefit from a single mom's death? of course, the question turned quickly to the soon to be

ryan is a former deputy chief of staff for policy for mike pence. me. when i was arguing with republicans a few years ago about the tax cut, the point was -- and i think people across the board politically can agree on this -- lower the rate and broaden the base. more people will pay taxes and they will pay a lower overallwe truth to what you're saying, but i think also we achieved a lot through the tax reform in ways that have benefitted us. the way you started this out was talking about corporations and whether they're paying taxes, particularly as it relates to the infrastructure bill. i think we achieved a lot of progress along the way by lowering the corporate tax rate. we need to make sure everybody who's supposed to be paying is paying. the key for this discussion that you started with is to keep the american economy competitive, we need to be making sure that, one, everyone's paying the taxes they should be paying and, two, we're funding infrastructure in a way that makes things competitive. as someone who has worked at the state level in gov

joining we have mike huckabee and ryan previous.running for arkansas governor right now that i think will be a better governor than you were, i hope you don't take that personally. >> i don't take that personally. there's probably some talk show host out there that will take your place someday and that they will be better than you, too. [laughter] >> sean: well done, done, well-deserved, great comeback as always. that's what made you great on the presidential debates beach. all right, let's start with you. >> well i just wanted to say this, i'm waiting for swalwell and i'm waiting for adam schiff to come out and say we found russian collusion. and it wasn't with donald trump come was with joe biden because he is the gift that keeps on giving to vladimir putin at the russians and he's done that at the expense of amendment, american workers and a lot of them live in my hometown, he decided he was going to shut down. >> sean: i think the governor makes a good point because it was, joe biden has given them a waiver, so he lied when he s

ryan. >> you are even going to grieve together formerly until he's there. >> mike stewart asked for ryano be able to attend the funeral. >> we in our hearts of hearts we don't believe ryan did. this >> but eight days would pass before the judge lowered ryan spawn from emily in dollars to 400,000. but by then it was too late. the funeral had already been held so out of town relatives could return home. >> it was a nice ceremony. my brother got up and said a few nice words. and i know that ryan would have read a letter that was read during the service. the minister of that did the wedding did their funeral. >> chris and dana greed for sara. and also try to comfort a shattered with ryan. and i remember him >> telling me dana, i love her so much. >> ryan was so distraught he felt he could couldn't go back to the home he had bought with sarah. so, while he waited for his trial date. he moved in with his. whether >> it was great to have him staying with me -- >> but there's only one topic in the household. >> well there's two. one was continuing to talk about how much we miss sarah. trying to

actions of former president trump, not to mention other prominent republicans such as mike flynn or roger stone. cnn's ryanl. ryan, it's also very possible minority leader kevin mccarthy will be subpoenaed if this commission comes to be. >> yeah, that's right, jake. two republican members of the house of representatives have floated that as a possibility. liz cheney and fred upton, both saying that they think it is possible that mccarthy chop brought in front of this committee. of course, he would only need to be subpoenaed if he didn't agree to come voluntarily. it's impossible to forecast whether or not this could happen, but it seems to be a likely scenario. now, this would be an independent commission, so we don't exactly know who would be on this body until after those members are appointed but, of course, mccarthy was an important player in the events on january 6th, including making a phone call to president trump during a time when the rioters had stormed the building and asking him specifically to tell them to go away and his recollection of what transpired on that day and his perception of how it

advocates are lined up to speak here now that they are reopened and mike pence is coming, mike pompeo, nikki haley, paul ryaninally reopens. i leave you, neil, i've always wanted to do this at marine one, you got to salute the marinas you get on and up the stairs you go and i always thought the key to being president first of all not tripping up the steps but the wave. you've got to have the wave and when you get into this , man, this is cool even the marine one from back in the 80s, maybe you could see me as i get into the big chair. i'll see you when we get back to new york. neil: um, connell, you're not the president of the united states. so i just want to bring you right back to reality here. but great stuff. that is great stuff. very cool stuff. it's a beautiful library, so i'm just glad, you have the political spectrum connell great reporting my friend in sim i valley, california. connell mcshane. we talk a little bit about the different styles of presidents and of course, as connell was touching on, a very different approach to government spending under ronald regan versus joe biden. this might ring a

reporteter: of course, billy crcrystal has s a few comedy gems of her own, from meg ryan's lunch partner, to the voice of one-eyed mikeal with a completetely unfunny sin. >> w who are t theyey? >> t that't's my family.y. >> i if they're y you're familyly, why do y you havve their r names written d down? >> repororter: crystal's chararacter, charlie bernznz, isis in the early stage of dementia, and she becomes his rockck as he world starts to slip away. >> charlie, you can't be alone anymore. >> i'm writing something, and i have to finish before my words run out. >> reporter: i know you joked, where did i put my car keys. but there are moments when i think, am i headed down that road, when i forget something. do you have those moments? >> oh, yeah. i think you reach a certain age and you look for any pebble in your show. and you go, what's that -- pass me the -- and then you go, is this it? hopefully not. it is a terrible thing that is affecting more and more people every day. >> reporter: in fact, dementia has touched both of their families, including tiffany's grandmother. >> sometimes she doesn't remember me. she's,

ryan nobles, thank you very much. david chalian is here with me, and mike rogers, and former republican congressman, chair of the housentelligence committee. gentlemen, thank you for being here. david, mark our calendars, 5/12/21. it overstating it to say our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will read about it as another moment when the fabric of democracy was challenged? i do think we are at an inflection point. i think the future will dictate whether this is just liz cheney nearly lone voice speaking the truth inside her own party, and the party quadruples down on being small-d democratic, and putting democracy and the constitution to the side for a commitment to a consult of to a personality to donald trump. that will careen the republican party forever in that direction, and perhaps into its demise eventually, or it's an inflection point where the history books -- again, i don't know that we know the answer, but the history bookless written where this person spoke up for the truth inside her own party and the party began to wrestle more aggressively with how it wanted to portrayed itself to the american socie

ryan nobles has details. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy has had enough, caught on a hot mike telling a foxy thinks about liz cheney. >> she's got real problems. i've had it with her. i've lost confidence. >> reporter: the edited audio which does not include the questions a clear sign the wyoming congresswoman's days in house leadered eership are numb. just a few months ago mccarthy defended cheney from the backlash of members angry over her vote to impeach president trump. >> we're here talking about small business. >> reporter: now mccarthy seems content to let the conference's far right members take cheney out of her role as the third ranking house republican. >> i have heard from members concerned about her ability to carry out the job as conference chair, to carry out the message. we all need to be working as one if we're able to win the majority. >> reporter: cheney, meanwhile, seems prepared to go down swinging, refusing to lie about trump. this is about whether the republican party is going to perpetuate lies about the 2020 election and attempt to whitewash what happened on january

mike. now it is time for live with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!"" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: going to open it up. you've got to let it out. go morning [cheers and applause] let's do it. good morning. it's monday, may 17th. you've got to open it up. i'm very tight. >> kelly: i saw that. i realize -- i

the big deal today opened up, a lot of plans, big names in the republican party, paul ryan will be here this week, mikeave a good time at the reagan library. amazon on your screen, the markets, the dow up, nasdaq, s&p, big-name bankers testifying on capitol hill, some fireworks today. senator elizabeth warren going at it with jamie dimon. >> some public numbers, did not overdraft. >> can you answer my question -- >> the fed account. >> i am sorry, that -- mister dimon, response to the question, you had a not a medic protection so i am asking, recommended, the regulators recommended the same protection to their customers. how much in fact did jpmorgan collect in overdraft fees from their customers in 2020? stuart: an argument about overdraft fees? you side, there it was. next case, dow is up, markets up, and the police in portland have declared a riot. people were breaking windows, setting fires. this is the one year anniversary of george floyd's death. rising crime in the country, the white house says that was a problem before president biden. heather mcdonald is here to respond to precisely that after

mike. now it is time for "live! with kelly and ryan". with kelly and ryan".e'll meet our last top teacher finalist, a third grade teacher from smyrna, georgia. all next on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] morning, deja. do you know, i think, kelly, you might do the same thing. i don't really pay attention until i hear her say our names. - and i'm like, that's our cue. - it's so true. - it's time to focus, right? - i watch the opening, and then i hear deja announce us. - and realize we better move. - and then i'm like, - oh, that's us! - that's us, we gotta... we have to move the four inches from me leaning over the desk to standing up and walking around the desk. it's thursday, may 6th, 2020.

mike. >>> now it is time for "live! with kelly and ryan". with kelly and ryan".ng! morning, everybody. it's thursday, thursday, may 13, 2021. does that mean-- is it good luck or bad luck? it's may the 13th be with-- it's thursday, so it's fine, so we should stay. did you just say may the 13th be with you? -yeah. -[audience laughing] it's just-- that's just may the 4th be with you. why not the 13th? it is going to be the 13th all day, like it or not. but it's not-- it's not a bad luck thing. you're thinking of friday the 13th. no, gelman actually said in my ear, "is it bad luck today?

mike. >>> now it is time for "live! with kelly and ryan".r divorce, you need to check out "live"'s latest "sleep week" ep all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morni! [cheers and applause] keep it going. come on, we need it. keep it going. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: actually, there is like 35 places iou

mike pence be hanged. that doesn't sound very peaceful. house democrats now actively considering launching a probe of their own. ryanobles has more on where things stand right now. >> reporter: it may have taken a little bit longer than expected. >> three-fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: but the outcome was never in doubt. republicans successfully blocking an attempt to form an independent commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. the final vote, 54-35. 60 votes were needed to move the measure forward. >> but out of fear or fealty to donald trump, the republican minority just prevented the american people from getting the full truth about january 6th. >> reporter: six republicans voted yes. among them, maine's susan collins, who attempted to make changes to the bill to bring her fellow republicans onboard. it was not enough. louisiana's bill cassidy, who voted yes, and voted to impeach former president trump, warned his colleagues they will now lose a voice in future investigations. the investigations will happen

representative ryan: i want to thank the gentleman from tennessee because he two mike question -- he two -- he teed up my question. the town i mentioned in the last question with all the kids, they have an opportunity here to develop a lot of jobs in tyson, ohio. an opportunity that creates a lot of jobs, so i would ask you to look at what is going on down there. everything you have said, i have listened to almost the entire hearing, and extremely impressive, your range after just a few months, of understanding all of these issues, but we know that nine out of the 10 companies that were awarded funds under the reactor demonstration program require, so we want to say in southern ohio, i think it is a great opportunity, so i wanted to get that on your radar to just say the department of energy can have a pretty nice project here where it strikes all the balances of getting into these pockets that have been left behind, next generation, serving a figure national purpose, supporting in some ways our defense industrial base. i'm glad the gentling from tennessee sees that as an issue in oh

mike man sour, second seal killed in iraq, posthumously awarded the medal of honor. ryanmber them. i try and live like they lived. carley: absolutely. you know, jocko, we're paying special attention to veterans and those who died for our country in a special way today and this weekend. but do we do enough throughout the year? if not, what more can we do? >> you know this past week i was down at the national utc museum in fort pierce florida. they have a memorial wall down there with names of fallen seals anding from men from all the different eras. it has world war ii, korea, vietnam, war on terror and i thought about taking a photograph of the each of the individual seals i knew on there but that wall is so still with names of guys i knew, it was overwhelming. that is what our generation has been through. it has been two decades of war. two decades of fighting and two decades of victory on the battlefield but also two decades of loss, two decades of sacrifice. we need to make sure as a nation we never forget that sacrifice. pete: amen. jocko, real quick. what specificall

mike. how is the weather today. >>> hi, francis. warm today like yesterday. the only real issue is the heightened fire danger still in solano county. 73 in san francisco on >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryanue "top teacher week." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning, deja. how are you doing? wow. [applause] art is here. gelman is here. >> kelly: may have the fourth be with you. >> ryan: to