kelsey: yeah. this is another situation where they talk about the president as a uniter in chief and as -- his role being to speak to the country. but there are very clear limits on what can be done through executive action. we heard the president himself talk about that. so there -- this is a situation where congress would have to be the place where action happens. and that is not the place where action is happening. yamiche: and toluse, i want to come to you. president biden, he referred to the buffalo massacre as terrorism on tuesday. and he also -- you had other prominent figures sort of mimicking that language and echoing that language. but there is no federal statute here. so you've talked to president biden all -- about racism particularly for the book. i wonder what your takeaways are on the way that the president is speaking about this but also overall his vision of what to do next? robert: yeah. there are a couple of things that biden could have done when he went up to buffalo to console

now, kelsey, we were chitchatting because i live in new york.t even wait for at the bonus. you have to get the heck out of, i would say daj, picked in your case, queens. >> yes, we were very eager to come to florida. and work in brevard county. >> laura: when you saw what happened during the riots after the killing of george floyd, as someone who lived in new york, my heart broke for the people of new york, that good officers, people trying to keep peace on the ground. william, as a police officer at the time, you get stuff chucked at you. what went through your mind? >> the meeting going through my mind was i got to get home to my family today. get home to my family and my wife. and you know, just worrying you know, where i'm going to be and where we were going to get sent to. for the most part, it was, i got to go home at the end of the day. >> laura: but you knew being a police officer, kelsey, it was going to be dangerous. >> kelsey: yes. >> laura: but explain what was happening on the streets during the reign of democrat terror in the -- in

that was "peter pan" by kelsey bella renee, i love kelsey bella renee, breanna house seats wanted to" and my house. i am also a fan of kelsey, because i saw her when she opened up for you at your concert, and i am a fan, and photographing the verse, babies coming out and a baby for the first time, and also the newborn photos, so it is really beautiful and emotional and empowering, and during our portrait session playing upbeat music, helps the moms feel comfortable and confident and beautiful, so we play a lot of kelsea ballerini and you too. >> kelly: that was a fun tour! she is so good. i saw her -- a little while back for the jonas brothers. it was amazing too. thank you so much, bree, i love kelsea ballerini so much. but as you know, mother's day was last day, and we know that we deserve more than just one day. so we are giving you an expanded cut, it is rad mama week and we have lots of great guests joining us. from the showtime series that is an amazing show, called "the first lady" we have michelle pfeiffer and dakota fanning! i do such a good show. but it is one of those that

also, kelsey butler, bloomberg equality reporter, discussing what state laws apply if roe v. wade is overturned. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern's day morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app joined the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. >> here is a look at live programming on wednesday. on c-span, the senate judiciary committee looks at excessive fees for credit and debit card transaction. -- transactions. in the afternoon, homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas testifies on president's budget request for his department beard on c-span2, the senate works on the bill to improve u.s. competitiveness with china and producing semiconductor chips. if you need to step away from your television during our live coverage, follow along with our free >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the biggest events with live streams and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house event, the courts, campaigns and more from the worl

i am ok, but he would be,, kelsey, you're not as good _ but he would be,, kelsey, you're not as gooden we got in the room we said you have got glioblastoma, this is it, said you have got glioblastoma, this is it. you _ said you have got glioblastoma, this is it. you are — said you have got glioblastoma, this is it, you are terminal, stage four, i is it, you are terminal, stage four, i said. _ is it, you are terminal, stage four, i said. tom, — is it, you are terminal, stage four, i said, tom, we have to get through it and _ i said, tom, we have to get through it and be _ i said, tom, we have to get through it and be as — i said, tom, we have to get through it and be as positive as possible and draw— it and be as positive as possible and draw on everything we can draw on and _ and draw on everything we can draw on and we _ and draw on everything we can draw on and we did leave each day and we had hope _ on and we did leave each day and we had hope and we had love and laughter _ had hope and we had love and lau:hter. , ., ., laughter. there is a moment in here where he talks _ laughter

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have signed up and get their place because they couldn't find, feel right now as my hours are using kelsey night toe. costa already so really end up kiddos in medicine willows. they end up doing woods like you haven't done engineering and it's hard to find a job and get my degree it because i have a pending payment to be done. uh huh. so i thought i couldn't afford my money auto. and since this problem has been come up, it's very difficult for me to pay it, of course fees, some of my friends like $11.00, whatever the patrol station, like if they see any process and bumping better, then quickly inform us. we all will get together then go and stay in the queue to get better. i have come here to bump it. my pen gave me some theory and that wouldn't be enough for me to them the whole day. and i may have blocked my order there. i think they'll have to wait the whole night to get the safe. i'm lucky. i get the fuel by tomorrow morning. i never thought that microphone cleveland up make me break nowadays. no. there will be a few things here, like i'd like to take some time for the country to recov

kelsey cover it is up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a few months ago, russia invaded ukraine.s fault. but you would have to be at idiot not to ask the context in which this happened. why did it happen exactly? one of the reasons it happened is because policymakers in the united states kept pushing ukraine to join nato. that benefits the united states, and they knew that. and now we have a war. russia did nothing to prevent it. it's getting worse. no mitch mcconnell in the united states senate says that we need to come up for some reason, to fast-track nato memberships to more nearby countries, sweden and finland. >> we hope to do it as rapidly as possible. your question is, what is rapidly as possible? and i think certainly we hope to achieve it before the august recess when congress typically goes out of session. obviously that would be well before the fall election with regard to the size of the boat, i think it would be very significant, not unanimous, but very significant. nato was arctic them a successful, now it will be even stronger than it was. >> tucker: nato is the m

we have missed allison cannington, senior manager advocacy and organizing, the kelsey. miss cynthia dibartolo, founder and ceo hybrid financial partners. mister thomas foley, executive director national disability institute. miss vilissa thompson, sensory foundation codirector this ability economic justice collaborative and we have missed carolyn sullivan, executive director north carolina business committee for education office of the governor. the witnesses are reminded that their oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. you should be r,able to see a timer or we will alert you and it will indicate how much time you will have left. i would ask you be mindful of the timer or hearing me vocally share with you your time is up so that we can be respectful of both the witnesses and committee members time. without objection your written statement will be made part of the record. first i'll start with miss cannington. you are recognized for five minutes to give an oral testimony on your presentation. >> care beatty and ranking member gonzalez and members of the diversi

kelsey grammer has a wonderful new series on fox nation. battle for america.y in the world faces off against a rag tag colonial raffle and gets much more than it bargained for. america is born. >> dana: okay. and i had a chance to speak with kelsey grammer last week to get the inside scoop about the series it's on fox nation so you can watch both the wonderful interview i did but most importantly the series he did. both are available to stream now. and greg, you are next. >> greg: all right, tonight like i said i have great show bar rescue of john after it, i have got mike rowe because you can't get enough of roe, kat timpf and tyrus. now it's time for this. greg's office etiquette. a lot of people are getting back to work. you don't know how to act. take it from this example here. this is can't fluffer. you know, when you get back to the ooffice don't create a lot of distractions. don't bring in lots of pictures. don't play music. don't have any kind of like smelly, you know, candle stuff or food, food is the worst. like captain fluffer never microwaves sardi

kelsey kernstine has the very latest. a colleague of vicky white says he isn't surprised by her actions and doesn't think she'll be located. honestly, i don't think should be >>she enough that she are flying out on saturday. this hotel surveillance video released the morning before vicky white escaped vicky's mother telling newsnation her daughter was staying with her after she sold her house a month or so earlier for much less than the market value and issued a strictly mount opinion. i think you want to have frazier mother that morning. >>no one authorities also say she went to several banks to withdraw all $90,000 in cash. yes, i mean, they had they had plenty of k and their car at 2007 rust colored ford edge found in tennessee in a wooded area with a botched spray paint job. a tow truck company calling the car into investigators. we think that they were picked up and assistance. >>about someone that didn't realize i went by casey's attorneys office in lauderdale county, he was representing him in the alleged killing o

she was one of the first doctors treating kelsey. >> have you seen something like this before?ppening to belen is really rare. a relatively healthy child whose eyes start to turn yellow and loses their appetite and within days their liver severely in flamed. at least 98 children in this outbreak have been hospitalized 15 had liver transplant and five had died and there is no clear explanation why. >> the number of cases in the period of time and all over the world and also following this huge pandemic. >> do you draw a connection then between the pandemic and what's happening with these kids hepatitis? >> one of the things that i question was did these kids ever have covid? kids can go asymptomatic with covid but have all these inflammatory side effects. >> should these kids be getting tested for their antibodies to covid? >> i do think that's something we should be testing so we can no whether it is related to that. >> for many others, we don't know. the cdc is not recommending testing for covid antibodies in these children. instead, focusing on a virus that's linked to a comm

kelsey kernstine has more on that. >> impacts us brain. if he doesn't have to support so i we do blood tests and are toxins building up in a kevin marks 4 year-old son grayson drinks formula that gives some 80% of his nutrition. he has a rare disease called pku where he cannot metabolize amino acids and he's been forced to take formula since he was 6 days old. if does not have this formula it it to me to somebody for him and the department of health and human services recommends reaching out to your doctor for help in finding formula became a mark say they've call their pediatrician and there's nothing to be found. you cannot get it the stores. themselves are bare shelves and they've even ration formula for weeks now. but there's been side effects. it's been you know, serving him we've notice the differences physically emotionally. his parents say he's been sad, angry and confused. his teachers have even commented on his changes. he's on the court to have. you doesn't understand that he's been in a fight for the past few months. >> you lik

so when a common virus starts causing an common symptoms, we have a serious problem. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. un officials warned that russia's invasion of ukraine could create a global food crisis that could last for years. secretary of state anthony blinken says russian leaders are holding back grain and food supplies for millions of people. trade in the black sea has come to a near complete stop because of blockades. ukraine is one of the world's largest grain exporters. and right now shipments are virtually halted. meanwhile, fighting continues in the southeast part of the country as an important ukrainian military hub comes under increasing attack from russian invasion forces. now to escalating attacks in ukraine's eastern donbass region. russian shelling has reportedly killed at least 13 civilians over just the last day. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky declared on this completely destroyed. comes just after the senate passed the us's largest aid package yet for ukraine, 40 billion dollars in new weapons and other military assistance. that bill is await

>>that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us this afternoon. some amazon workers have spoken out against the union worried about losing pay. others, however, have been very on board with unionizing and exposing amazon's anti-union practices and concerns about workplace conditions. results are expected early tonight by the national labor relations board. >>workers rights were also highlighted over the weekend. millions of people taking to the streets around the world. as you can see yesterday for may day or international workers day people are demanding better working conditions and pay the rallies included folks from all walks of life in most places, the may day marches were the first in 2 years due to the pandemic this year, many of the rallies included desperate calls for world peace with protesters demanding an end to the war in ukraine. switching gears now to get you a check of your forecast. yes, it is the first monday of may taking a live look outside on our mount tam camera. a lot of springtime green over there. we do see a little bit of

that was kelsey kernstein reporting for u.s.. health leaders say the majority of positive cases in the last 3 weeks have been seen in europe and north africa. >> they've been linked to various raves. the world health organization says most cases have occurred through contact. other news this afternoon, san jose mayor sam liccardo has tested positive for covid-19. the mayor releasing a statement saying he started feeling sick yesterday afternoon. he says he's thankful his vaccinations stopped him from experiencing any serious symptoms so far because of this, he's encouraging folks to get vaccinated, mask up and get tested in order to reduce the spread of the virus. speaking of vaccinations, children under the age of 5, still cannot receive a vaccination against covid. but that could soon change. pfizer says a 3 dose regimen of their vaccine proved 80% effective in preventing infections for kids in that age group. an fda panel is expected to discuss that data coming on june. 15th. >> if the state of that we've about holds up, i thi

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that was kelsey kirstein reporting for us tonight. the u.s. marshals service is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for any information that leads to the location of the fugitive inmate and up to $5,000. they can find the missing officer. >> all right. well, listen, shifting gears and check in on our weather forecast tonight. a very foggy night around the area. this is a live look. we're trying to show you the san mateo bridge. >> one of those nights going over the bridge is where you're going to use your wipers. yeah, it's not raining. is with wet out there. yeah. the fog is so dense, right that we're definitely not seeing anything in the golden gate bridge either. you can't make up the towers because it's so foggy. >> thing today was what, from top to a foggy have days. we're wrapping up the evening. >> in fact, look at this. a foggy shot behind me. the marine layer now has reached to the east bay hills camera. this is on top of the berkeley hills. normally on a clear night, you can see kind of a blanket of lights all the way across the bay i

we are in the 30's up in pockets of the north bay lake, saint and kelsey bill at 38 degrees. ago. i'll be talking our last of our windiest and cool stays in this forecast before a warm-up in the rest of it. still to come john, thank you for that. we of a busy one out there today. if you are in the south bay, let's go to that. especially a long one. a one. >> 63 minutes for your drive. so if you're traveling from 85 and to menlo park checked on to 80 82 nowhere near is backed up. as we're seeing along one. 0, one, the bay bridge. 23 minutes for your drive this morning. may so that fremont street exit. we had some earlier issues there. no accidents, just some residual delays. 29 minutes for your drive. traveling acrs

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my high five of the week, a tyler that would make the hamburg lure incredibly proud, a texas mom kelseyoor 31 cheeseburgers from mcdonald's. suspicion solely focused on a tiny, tiny culprit, her two-year-old son barrett, who was playing with her phone when he and inadvertently as he put it, he can't say that were attacked, as they put it, the story put it the likely story. kelsey play the 90 $1 price tag including 16 dollar dip posted an adorable photo of the burgers, barrett as you see right there who [laughs] for the record only eight half a cheeseburger, the family gave away the rest. that is why my kid never gets a hold of my phone, that's it for me i'm yasmin vossoughian, i'm back here next saturday and sunday 2 pm eastern. symone starts right now. 2 pm eastern. symone starts right now. greetings you're watching symone, today we are gonna be on the beltway, we're early voting numbers for the primaries are in and they're hitting an all-time high. parents help is on the way for some of you, much-needed baby formula finally arrived today in the states. we've got nbc's meagan fitzgeral

how many boys kelsey think you interviewed? i said over 50, my victim witness coordinator said it was closer to the 100 that we knew about how could that stay secret for so long and such a small place. and then the children, the young man told me they were afraid of the family because of their power, wealth and influence. i think that's the key word influence that he had on kids. i think that that is the key word of this whole thing. i said whole my father gladly saw or did you know, i had a not me down a cold where you may be a jack and he became a sexual abuse. and so there was no winning situation. mm. you know, in a town of 4000 people, 50 boys as a lot of boys houses not know if something happened to me would i tell somebody else about it? probably not. not at 10 years old or 15 years old, am i gonna say something? probably not and do you think the boy scouts as an organization? well, how would you describe their level of, of interest in that of transparency and dealing with the jack walls case. the boy scouts gave me noth

how many boys kelsey think you interviewed? i said over 50, my victim witness coordinator said it was closer to a 100 that we knew about. how could that stay secret for so long and such a small place? the children, the young man told me they were afraid of the fame because of their power, wealth, and influence. i think that's the key words influence that he had on kids. i think that that is the key word of this whole thing. i had to hold my father back so or did you know i had a very not me down a big me and with me so long that i actually go myself hold who are you maybe a little jack indicate a well, you know that for us on that we had a sexual abuse and so there was no winning situation. mm. you know, in a town of 4000 people, 50 boys as a lot of boys houses not know if something happened to me, would i tell somebody else about it? probably not. not it's 10 years old, or 15 years old. am i going to say something? probably not. and do you think the boy scouts as an organization? how would you describe their level of, of inter

. >> kelsey kirstein has the details. >> i heard the gunshots first. >> and that's when we started toher of 7 and a tops friendly employee fragrance. harris stanfield race to the back of the store. only to turn around her daughter, an employee to nowhere in sight. where is she? and where is my baby is suspected shooter payton gendron rifle in his hands shooting off several rounds making his way quickly through the grocery store. i wanted to write. >> so bad, but i couldn't move. i couldn't move. side is cold up in a ball. >> bodies falling to the ground everywhere around her 2 to 3 minutes of sheer terror. i have one individual fragrance recalling the moment she saw her daughter just ran into her, grabbed her hug. her loved her, kissed her. >> in total, 10 people lost their lives and 3 others injured. i had our store managers should. now. harris teague says she kicked the shooter out of the store on friday. >> a day before the shooting, he acting like he was like a homeless person will need to change some kind of people that you've got to get back home. and now. >> she's plagued with

kelsey golden says that she was working on her computer this week and didn't realize her 2-year-old soncked phone. >> usually likes to take pictures of himself. and so he was doing that, and he -- i thought i locked the phone. but apparently i didn't because doordash came with 31 cheeseburgers. so it was not locked. >> yep. 31 burgers. the cost with the tip, $91.70. golden says when the order arrived she posted on a community page an offer of free burgers. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress rose mciver. s mornings," actress rose mciver. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire bother the bugs... gotcha. ...not your family. zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it gets rid of the bugs plus is safe for use around people and pets. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. >>> our top stories this morning -- the mayor of buffalo says that the first funerals for the ten people killed in last weekend's supermarke

love gust sydney kelsey. ah. keeping these himalayan slopes safe is a team of local patrollers trained to operate at high altitude. i jump in shallow, but how much will be issued to the jury? who hm. the expos killers regular. yackel alozia of they took the one 0, one east meets the customary men and women who are transforming the slopes of commerce from conflicts own into the ultimate sky. destination ah, it's a bright, sunny morning in good merck, and that means there's only one thing to do. hit the slopes. today, we're going up with one of the legends of these mountains. roger was seen kind known to his many friends as the other man, 1st that the baby for anybody, the young man. when was this? she doesn't feel lady slow your name. same 2nd job. melissa could even man by somebody get her so her name high. so that will mark is one of the highest ski resorts in the world. views of spectacular mountain peaks like long upper, but in neighboring pakistan. it's challenging, beautiful terrain, but the other knows

but i wonder, i've used up all my savings kelsey in florida. it was so cold in the andes of our mill, i don't at night, i cut it with the children, want to keep warm. yama gardening. in the 2nd hand marketing until was visio, the venezuelan refugees can buy t shirts, jeans, and switches, or sell used clothes themselves. anything that's halfway decent he sold gil, i can't log in with in a way when a legal shall law for poor people, especially. and this is a place to buy and sell cheap clothes locally. fema bonia. i get a t shirts convinced cheapest 10 euro cents. didn't we both have bertha directed? anyone without a job? if i, if they're close here, you know, dna till they, there are whole fellow cuz these clothes, a europe's garbage lawyer was a continually what arrives in chile is officially clothing. it's like a wardrobe. it a lot, but the countries in europe it's garbage. sure. and does it, but i me what you throw away is what we went through it. i opened my leg unfortunately, july and law makes those possible it, nor they all in it. ah, 200

it has been a little lonely, cool, so disappointed me call actually, that is kelsey of a large area of high pressure winds. coming in from a northly direction was a cool direction at this time of year goes pretty much any time it gets pretty cool . that dirty swayed out across a north sea, and it's been suppressing those temperatures somewhat. so are the 16 celsius in london, around $45.00 celsius below. what we should be here, cool enough, actually in bordeaux at 22 degrees, warms up nicely over the next couple of days down to the southeast. there you go. could even see a $34.00, therefore anchor of that heat getting squeezed a little further southwards at east was but starting to see those temperatures recover up towards the northwest as you go on 3 wedding, stay 19 in london, but getting up to 31 decrease there in board a there are a few showers around just tempering that cool weather. you got the some wet weather just coming into parts of scotland, wild england's lenorud republic, things and what were the 2 showers there into central parts, some heavy array just lurking around the

and here are the parents of two-year-old kelsey. the us is still waiting for a donor for the baby.osed hepatitis, that is, inflammation of the liver, but the cause of the disease could not be established in similar cases. more and more in a month, hepatitis of unknown origin was detected in 350 children in twenty-one countries, most of all in britain here 176, followed by the united states and italy, parents should be attentive to their children, and especially to those whose age is less than 5 years old, the first manifestation of the disease is fatigue, and then, unfortunately, other symptoms appear. first of all, the skin turns yellow - these are the alarm bells to which you need to pay special attention according to doctors , the symptoms are the same as ordinary jaundice, only the consequences are much more serious, 26, according to the world health organization, those who fell ill needed a liver transplant, nine children could not be saved. it turns out that the liver fails. every fourteenth patient in the press. this outbreak is called mysterious is not clear. why most cases

last very long when they get you know, the nights are so short, but upper lake and lake county 39 kelsey ville 40. sebastopol dropped to 43 felton and rohnert park, both 44 san martin and on the stanford campus 45 walnut creek, along with the napa airport were both 46 degrees. speaking of cold water temps. are still very cold bodega bay bowie and braised back down to 48. point arena, san francisco bowie and monterey 51 that is cold, cold water for the end of main. that has been the theme here for a while. forties for a few, but mainly fifties livermore 48 mono creek now 49, but low fifties now no sunnyvale made it to 48 degrees. and also i would say i made it to 45. i should add. still a couple of upper like now. 38 gotta change that graphic state. forties on the temps fifties on the temps here, but temperatures will be bumping up a little bit today for sandra fell. wanna creek san carlos and east san jose to 74 78 76 75 from yesterday's low mainly to mid seventies. sixties seventies to near 80 degrees, only a little bit of patchy fog , most of it down around in between santa cruz capita

if you didn't want to keep it on the a t t i met with kelsey, what did you get here? it's all numbers new you got to the and it was up to do you want to do it on the mac even the let's hold on a we're a with a bonhams with industry. i was just sort of a job in the metal in michigan. didn't know william as he was something is going on and the law is i was at the lord gave me a letter. good. yeah, go check on that as well. any idea when that some of the longer going to bob? good morning. linda darnell again. we'll say let's get to the those go going to part about it. they're going to get there though. isn't it? on the other day as michelle boyland into one of the earlier neal recently when they are, i mean like you will, the law would love money for it. again. it was love are you, but you are told. i'm a little, there's about was that or we're going to have the, the, me that i will, but it was a, some of the i knew me the all ah ah ah ah, but a typically every bending will yeah, bore the t m a lower just that i've got to go live, but i don't want to have to get a hold o

here to join us to talk about that and help us educate us about it is kelsey butler. is with bloomberg. she serves as a quality reporter. thanks for your time today. guest: thanks for having me. host: when it comes to the trigger law, can you explain what it is and how they came to be? guest: sure. a lot of states have laws on the books that predated rowe, which essentially said that abortion was the law of the land, the right to abortion was the law of the land. but these laws are still on the books. even still there are laws on the books that have been deemed unconstitutional and there is 13 states, including south dakota, north dakota, texas that have laws on the books that would essentially be triggered or immediately going to affect if roe is overturned that would ban or make abortion nearly impossible within their borders. host: it does not take any additional legislative work or sounding by the governors, this takes place automatically if roe v. wade is overturned? guest: yes, exactly. there is an interesting example, michigan, governor gretchen whitmer is suin

kelsey, thank you for doing that.ars ago today. >> dana: yeah, exactly. i'm great and grateful for everybody's well wishes and percy's face. thank you. it's a day to be full of gratitude. great family, friends. great health. there is all of those things, family, friends, health, but also to have work that i love, that i am excited to do every day and being with you for the last year and a half has been wonderful, too. i'll see everybody on "the five" as well. >> bill: you are very lucky. a great partner and colleague and great friend. i see how many things you do for other people down the line. >> dana: same. thank you, thank you. harris faulkner is up next. >> keep abortion safe and legal. >> they want roe v. wade to stay. pro-choice protestors popping up making it personal. they went to the personal homes of conservative u.s. supreme court justices over the weekend sparking new safety concerns for those justices and their families. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". in one state, reaction to le

kelsey gafford has more on that coming out. musical music of ♪ ♪ >> laura: according to axios, j.d.win in ohio upset all the right people. saying the republican establishment privately regards him with the same discuss many felt toward donald trump when he entered the white house on january 20th, 2017. but he of course overcame millions of dollars of negative ads from globalist groups like the club for growth to win it. could this be the beginning of an american first takeover of the u.s. senate? who could be next? welcome up blake masters is hoping he is. he's running for the u.s. senate in the state of arizona. great to see you tonight and thank you for being here. how can you kind of capture this if it's possible, the ohio momentum against more wars, economic growth. move that through arizona and accredited primary? >> absolutely, laura, we're doing it every single day. we are seeing a seismic shift. america first is here to stay. president trump launch the movement in 2016 and upset the apple cart. he upended the political establishment and literally save the country by winning

. >> for kelsey, who dropped the girls off at the hiking trail, the last image of her sister, carefree forever frozen in time. >> i remember she was so happy in the car. and the windows were open and it was warm. and she got out of the car and left. >> the family is asking the public to look at the image and listen to the voice captured on her phone in hopes that someone will recognize it and call the indiana state police or the fbi. shannon: thank you so much. president zelensky defiant of the victory day parade in moscow. reporting again live where it is now tuesday morning in lviv. matt is with us. >> that's right, there was a sense of dread, that victory day parade, there was fear that vladimir putin may do something extreme. he did give a highly anticipated speech, speculation that he may declare a war on ukraine or call for a general mobilization, but he did not declare anything new, instead he once again used his familiar rhetoric about the war referring to the ukrainian people as nasis, slightly in an attempt to link this war to what the victory day isabel. he looked and sounde

i met with kelsey, what did you get here? it's all numbers. new you got to the and it was up to do you want to do it on the mike, even the let's hold on a we're a with a bonhams with industry. i was just sort of a job in the sooner that in michigan. i didn't know william as he was something is going on in the law as i was at the lord gave me a letter. good. yeah. gonna check on that as well. any idea when that some of the longer going to bob? good morning again. linda darnell again. i was let go today. those are going to part about it. they're going to get there though, isn't it? on the other day as michelle was there by the name on the one of the earlier nail recently when the, i mean you want a lot of a lot of money for the see that it was love are you, but you are a little bit about what was that or we're going to have the, the, me, there was a, some of ah, [000:00:00;00] in, well, i mean, i a typical yeah, already been that will yeah, bother t m a lower. did that i got to go live, but it will not have to get ahold of anybody who is here to

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and kelsey group say they face a challenging first quarter as consumers shift spending we had a vistaay. i think only down 17% year to date >> and dick's sporting goods has actually done pretty well post pandemic we know people want to be active in terms of lifestyle. so, there has been a lot to like from a fundamental standpoint but the stock has been under pressure so, analysts anticipate for dick's sporting goods that the quarter will be tough, challenging. and williams says they're exceptionally well positioned. he says the need exceeds their full-year guidance because he thinks all aspects of the business have improved from consumer engagement to the rebasing of the revenue. let's look at what's happening when you compare it to prepandemic. up 30% 80% higher online. and i don't think they're obviously immune to any of the other macro economic pressures and again, it comes down the management team. how well with were they able to anticipate and manage the costs to run the business? ivan if sales were good? very strong last first quarter and so, that's going to be tough. i think wo

the rockies reporter coming kelsey wingert was hit by a 95 mile-per-hour ball.irits. she shared this photo right here on her twitter page. she says that the ct scans came back clear. she had internal and external stitches. she is thinking everyone for the well wishes, but she is doing fine. >> she looks good. no filters. 95 miles per hour. >> that could have been frightening. i'm glad she is okay. craig robinson is headed into uncharted territory. this is called killing it. it is centered around a cutting contest that is sponsored by the state of florida. take a look. >> i don't have much right now. i have no car. so i called the fire department. >> my home is a 24-hour gym. somatic replacement character that teams up with an uber driver to try to win prize money. he says the storyline is based on a real competition that is held every year. >> it is a real thing. people bought snakes as pets. as i got bigger, they let them loose. nothing eats them, but they eat everything. they have multiplied. now florida is overrun. they have these python challenges. you can w