crawford will be facing the pitcher joe kechl. 36th game that kelly has come in. >> high velocity fastball. four good pitches. curveball, slider, changeup. former start and he's got all the tools. for the most part you're going to see fastballs, slider, cutter. >> also, cody bellinger's gone in to play first base. . j. pollock stays in to play left field, and moving over to center from left field is chris taylor. from center field to first is bellinger. brandon crawford has singled, flied out. a great catch made by bellinger and he was grounded into a force play. fastball at 96, too high. tie row estrada is on deck for the giants. jake mcgee, himself a former dodger, warming up in the giants bullpen. dodgers will have some of their very best hitters up in the ninth. 1-0, giants. crawford left center field. hit well. that one is way back there off the calm. taylor comes up throwing. crawford with a double. >> we talked earlier about how at batting practice today crawford was thinking about the left side of the field, his first two rounds of bp, he went for the left side of second base almos

. >> joe: brian kelly, he's trying to close in on history. of knute rockne. the school's all-time winningest coach. this has been quite the push the boulder up the hill night, to get to win number 103. if jack coan and this offense can deliver here. coan has passed for 367 yards. now the all-time season opener passing record in irish history. what a debut. they'll keep it on the ground. as williams chugs ahead. the star running back who went for 125 yards as a second-team all-american a year ago. trying to cap things here and put the irish in position to close out what has been a wild one. absolutely wild. >> greg: your approach as an offense is, yes, you're already in field goal range. don't take any unnecessary risks. >> joe: second and seven. play-action. mayer, the big tight end. he's chopped down. that was jammie robinson. a 13-game starter for south carolina, made the commitment to come down here with some other s.e.c. brethren to play acc ball in this improved noles defense. a loss of a yard there. third and eight. >> greg: i might thr

i go by the name of fat joe, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! new york city, make some noise!♪ ♪ i've been waiting to smile hey ♪ ♪ been holding it in for a while hey ♪ ♪ take you with me if i can ♪ ♪ been dreaming of this since a child ♪ ♪ and i know it's hard when you're falling down ♪ ♪ and it's a long way up when you hit the ground but ♪ ♪ get up now get up now get up now ♪ ♪ and i know it's hard when you're falling down ♪ ♪ and it's a long way up when you hit the ground but ♪ ♪ get up now get up now get up now ♪ ♪ 'cause we're on top of the world ♪♪ and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," it's day e kicking it off and the greatest city in the world! we love new york! ♪♪ we love new york ♪♪ and we all love the insanely talented new yorker, my girl, kristin chenoweth, and of course fat joe! i also couldn't do it without the incredible dancers out here and my band. give it up for them. thank you so much. we started and ended with hip-hop legends and we took it to broadway in between because there are no two musical genres with deeper roots and more belo

worst day since 2020 it is the worst performing stock in the s&p 500 so, kelly, tyler, big moves lower in a very big drug name. >> joe terranova not happy about that one >>> the markets have rallied the past three months. large caps and large cap tech have really taken the lead the s&p 500 up 8%. get this, the nasdaq 100 is up 15% over the past three months if you look at the chart showing the past two weeks the story starts to change the investors are taking notice. bank of america says last week was the first net inflows into small caps after nine weeks of outflows is this a real inflex shun point. it's good to have you and this is a proxy, i would argue, for kind of value versus growth. is value trying to take the leadership here again? >> well, we like what we see in small cops they are heavily weighted in small caps and financials and things that do well in theearl stages of an economic cycle. this is the time to own small caps the fact we had seen outflows through much of july and august and small caps still traded sideways is actually kind of a positive contrarian indicator that small caps could be timely, tha

. >> i will just say joe hedges, our ceo did a lot of work to help us advance this project. kellylieves he can work with lawmakers to advance public transits in all regions of the state while keeping the high speed rail project moving forward as well. >> for us is not this or that. it's both. i respect the legislature, we got to work through these issues and we are not in full agreement yet but we'll get there. >> we are determined to make sure we'll push for more money. as long as it's a project that's accountable. >> under president obama high speed rail received two grants. the agency plans to ask for more dollars if president biden's restructure bill is passed. this is a story we'll continue to stay on top of. i am stephen stock. nbc bay area news. >>> if you have a story for stephen or anyone in our investigative unit. call 888-996-tips. you can visit our website on nbcbayarea.com/investigates. >>> new data shows overall crime drop in 2020 compares to 2019, the new report was published by third way, a prominent democratic group. the group took a look at national crime stats t

make such information public or not, joe biden will have the final say as the president of the united states. much appreciated on correspondence in new york, kelly more boom with the will, the latest the case threatening to withhold? millions of pounds promised to france to help tackle the migrant crisis because paris isn't pulling his weight as the claim coming from dining streets with the spots emerging. his record numbers of people continue to arrive on u. k. beaches having made the crossing from northern france, paris to slammed britain's threats as a serious loss of trust, shall be edwards dusty, has more well pretty patel and have french counterparts. and now in a war of was as the situation on the english channel is escalating. once again, it comes as around 800 people have risked their lives trying to reach the united kingdom in question. one of the was busy as shipping lanes and one single day alone . now the home secretary has met with the french interior minister off the pre to protect threatening to cut a 54000000 pounds funding pledge to help the french authorities in the operations across the channel unless more but it's intercepte

kelly o'donnell at the white house. courtney kube at the pentagon. think back. joe biden was a senator when the 9/11 attacks happened. now he is president. talk to us about his experience in the last 20 years, how it is going to shape the way he marks tomorrow's anniversary. >> reporter: in many ways, the sweeping part of joe biden's public life really is overlapping with america's journey from 9/1120 years ago to now. he has been part of all of the policy decisions. he was a senator at the time, who got a phone call from his wife, now first lady, alerting him a plane struck a building in new york in early moments when people couldn't conceive of the fact that this was not an accident but attack and all that would follow. at the forefront of policy debates on what should happen. tomorrow expect to see the president more as a national observer. he will not be making a speech. he will do the solemn march if you will from each of the locations beginning in new york, going to shanksville, pennsylvania, also at the pentagon here in the d.c. area to mark the three locations where the attacks happened, where lives were lost

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kelly? neil: all right. you've been listening to joe manchin.and kyrsten sinema are probably the two most ought-after senators right now. they're holdouts on the 3 1/2 trillion dollar package, mansion made news finally attaching a number for him would be at least more preferred over all human infrastructure package. not 3 1/2 trillion, more like 1 1/2 trillion. i can tell you already, without much, having to check around on this, progressives are going to be apoplectic over that. it is not only two trillion dollars cheaper on paper than what they wanted but it is nowhere near the 2 1/2 trillion that at a bare minimum even some of the more accommodating progressives had said they could, quote, unquote, tolerate. what's more, he opened the possibility this could drag on a while. now the dragging on a while is an interesting development. the same progressives are the ones who are not going to move on this infrastructure only package that roughly 1.2 package infrastructure largely for infrastructure but clearly not entirely but it is better than not

ylan mui for all the latest today ylan >> reporter: kelly, so many twists and turns here on capitol hill today, including new details of senator joe manchin's parameters for supporting that $3.5 trillion social spending package. now i've been able to confirm that manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer signed a document outlining manchin's desire to bring that price tag down to $1.5 trillion. he also had a laundry list of other demands including a 25% corporate rate, a 15% corporate minimum tax, a 28% all-in rate for capital gains. and a 39.6% top individual rate. he also wanted the federal reserve to end quantitative easing which of course congress has no control over. however, it does show you some of the complicated political dynamics that are at play here on capitol hill as democratic leadership tries to appease both flanks of their party. now some of those similar calculations are underway in the house as well, which is still planning to vote on that bipartisan infrastructure bill today even though it is unclear that it will pass. house speaker nancy pelosi has been holed up in her office for just about the past hour

joe manchin who represents a very red state. but arizona is purplish/red and her fellow arizonan mark kelly is not doing this. what is she trying to do? >> he's not. he's the one facing election again, re-election in a short period of time. certainly the democrats i've talked to have been pretty frustrated with sinema and frankly moderates and prifgs and her fellow senators because i think they think she seems to want to step into the spotlight and isn't willing to be clear on what she wants. until there's a little more clarity, it's, i don't think, going to become clear. she wants to be a player. manchin, i talked to him about this and he's clearly seems personally frustrated. but this statement is newsy in that it lays down the line and says to speaker pelosi, hey, the ball is in your court. i'm not going to give you the agreement you asked for before tomorrow when you say you'll have a vote. you have to decide, are you going to lay out that gauntlet or pull back? >> there's also growing iritition with president biden for not being more engaged, although he has been in the last day or so. is this what biden

joe biden. that's all coming up. michael? >>> now to more on r. kelly.cketeering and sex trafficking charges after years of accusations that he groomed underaged women for sex. earlier this morning i spoke to one of his accusers, lisa van allen, along with tamra simmons, executive producer of "surviving r. kelly," the documentary that shined new light on the case. take a look. lisa and tamra, thank you for joining me. lisa, i want to start with you. you say you met r. kelly in 1998 when you were just 17 years old. you later testified in a 2008 trial against kelly where he was acquitted of child pornography. so what was it like for you to hear that he was found guilty? >> it was awesome. i mean, you know, i almost cried because, you know, this is what i was looking for back in 2008, so i would say that i believe that the difference is this time around that there is power in numbers. a lot of people came forward, a lot of women empowerment going on and things like that. so i would say maybe the time just wasn't right back then. >> you said a lot of witness

joe terranova, quick to you. >> waste management. >> all right good stuff thanks for watching, everybody "the exchange" begins right now. >>> and thank you very, very much, scott. hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on the "the exchange." big tech, real estate and casinos are the latest to get crushed as the china crackdown intensifies. we'll explore what this means for investors and tell you what bridge water says is the key thing to remember. >> we'll speak with one analyst giving us his top pick for the long run >>> ceos and big businesses have not been shy about their supply chain struggles, but a lot of those companies have the money and the global reach to figure these things out we'll focus on them coming up. we begin with the markets this hour dom chu is here with the numbers. dom? >> the markets are green they weren't that way to start it was very mixed to start the day, kelly we are seeing a definitive move higher the dow industrial is up about 200 points the ap about two-thirds of 1%. and the nasdaq up about half a percent as well. up across the board. the s&p 500 near session highs right now, up 30 points is where we were. and of course they switched it on m

joe terranova, quick to you. >> waste management. >> all right good stuff thanks for watching, everybody "the exchange" begins right now. >>> and thank you very, very much, scott. hi everybody, i'm kelly "the exchange." big tech, real estate and casinos are the latest to get crushed as the china crackdown intensifies. we'll explore what this means for investors and tell you what bridge water says is the key thing to remember. >> we'll speak with one analyst giving us his top pick for the long run

kelly will join us on that topic. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joetoday. remember yesterday we were up triple digits and dow ended up dow but dow is up 60 points or so today nasdaq hit another new high. indicated if it closed up 32 it would be another one a very fresh new high. and the s&p indicated up, about eight points and ten year if you're following it, got above 1.3 yesterday. and we'll see whether, you know, see whether it is now in some type of upturn we had people say 145 is an important overhead level for interest rates >> let's get to this moaning's top story. remnants of hurricane ida inundating the northeast with historic rains widespread flooding, tornadoes and multiple fatalities. contessa brewer joins us with the latest rope we're getting video coming into us from multiple states in the northeast and it looks really bad out there we just had an update from the head of the mta, that's new york city's mass transit service saying that full subway service is expected to resume by this afternoon. but as it stands right now there's limited

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joe biden's victory in that state. >> what we are dealing with here is pervasive and very, very dark. it's organized. it's well funded. it's pure evil. they are willing to kill people, kelly leffler's aide in georgia who was suddenly blown up in his car on his way to a rally for her. he happened to be dating governor kemp's daughter. governor kemp was considering, i think at that point, a signature audit. then the georgia bureau of investigation agent, who was investigating that, he was the lead investigate, was suddenly dead within a week. suddenly, we don't hear anything else about any of that. we are talking about trillions of dollars of global wealth at issue here. the leadership and control -- >> okay, we got it. >> that's enough. what is wrong? >> oh, my gosh. >> that is -- what is wrong with her? harrison deal was a campaign staffer for former senator kelly loeffler. tragically, he died in a three-vehicle accident last december. a human being. an atlanta man was later charged with second-degree homicide by a vehicle. just like some did with seth rich, and put seth rich's family through hell for months, maybe a year or so, now she wants to do to this poor young man'