michael bjordan stars as navy seal john kelly, akajohn clark, who finds himself the target of an assassination whom he undertook a rescue operation in war—torn syria. having lost his wife and unborn child, kelly embarks — without remorse — on hunting down the killers, putting him at loggerheads with the russians and americans alike, as everybody double crosses everybody else and all problems are solved by running, punching, shooting, shouting, stabbing and generally blowing things up, much like the rainbow six video games to which this owes a debt. did you know russia was dealing weapons out of aleppo when we went in? we had a feeling. you can't fault the pedigree of this amazon original movie, with the charismaticjordan — star of black panther and creed — being joined on screen by the likes ofjodie turner—smith, who was electrifying in queen and slim, guy pearce — currently wowing audiences in the sky series mare of easttown — and the infinitely versatile jamie bell. i need to be on that team. yet somehow director stefano sollima, whose previous credits include the gomorra tv series and the b

like to introduce the chairman of the board of korean war veterans memorial foundation, general john kellyve his welcoming remarks. >> president moon, ambassador lee, governor and mrs. hogan, secretary of defense austin, mr. wong, superintendent reingold, distinguished guests, the families of the fallen, and most importantly the many veterans of the korean war who fought and guaranteed freedom in the republic of korea, welcome to this groundbreaking ceremony of the korean war veterans memorial wall remembered. >> as chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation, i'm honored to host this momentous event. the groundbreaking of the wall remembered addition to the korean war memorial which will add 100 panels with the names of 36,595 americans, and 7174 korean augmentation to the united states army who were killed in action during the korean war 1950-1953. 1953. it would be a physical manifestation of then strengthf the rok and u.s. alliance. it will educate over 4 million visitors here each year on the cost of freedom and the cost of war. and most importantly, it will honor and pay

when i had an opportunity to really give john kelly a fresh take and modernize the story, it is more reflective of the world i live in today, i jumped at the opportunity. he goes through a personal tragedy. when he gets wronged, he wants answers. this movie takes place of john looking for the answers, no matter where they are. >> jordan also acts as the film's producer, with his production company which works to bring more diversity to movie sets. >> to be able to have a production company who can shine a light on stories that maybe normally wouldn't get told, films and filmmakers and building around talent that maybe wouldn't have gotten a shot or opportunity. >> long before making his mark in hollywood, jordan grew up in newark, new jersey. he was focused on sports.ter at doctor's office. how did that young kid, that 11-year-old, hop into modelling? >> my mom really got me into it. she had a doctor's appointment. the receptionist had two boys who were in the industry. it was like, you should bring your son and crash this audition. i crashed the audition and ended up booking it. got

i had a man named john kelly and a large group that opposes it. as a man with disabilities i've been in a lot of situations where they are in the hospital and suffering and doctors clearly think i would be better off dead he would be better if i was no longer suffering and he feels like legislation will put pressure and i think certainly in the united states context i found money and access to health care contributed to his decision and all sorts of ways. i had a patient who was going to die in the next year but she chose to die sooner because she had limited savings and she wanted to leave the money to her daughter and i was important to her to leave that legacy. i heard the man who was a vietnam war veteran and he hated the idea that the savings would go to a nursing home and what he wanted to do was help people with agent orange attacks that he could stop thinking about it. the money does enter the equation. one of the interesting conversations i had in the book was in belgium i bet it doctor who is a larger-than-life celebrity doctor and one o

for insider threat but also damage, and like the basic core belief, you know, that chief of staff john kellyxecutive office building, we swore an oath to the constitution, not to the president. that's our job. so, we'll see. we'll see how this particular administration gets to the bottom of that and reinforces that. >> well, if i could just add my praise, i mean, your reporting on the current state of the secret service and especially the reaction to 1/6 puts them on notice. we know that they know that they had problems internally, and i just congratulate you again for shedding more light on this story that we'll continue to cover. frank figliuzzi, rick stengel and carol leonnig, thank you so much. thank you, especially to you, carol, for spending so much of the hour with us. carol's new book "zero fail" is out right now. >>> when we return, how one top democrat is holding the promoters and pushers of the big lie to account in the face of months of the frivolous challenges to an election joe biden clearly and convincingly won. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go an

somewhere does your former boss john kellie stand or jim mattis?o the core trumpism in? >> you've named some people, many of whom i hope will speak up. i would use this appian to encourage them and urge them for the sake of the country to stand up and say what they've said before in private. what we'll be announcing tomorrow is what you could call in shorthand, an "i'm not crazy" coalition. we're going to announce a group of republicans who saying we want rational pragmatic governance, but we're making a threat. that threat is if the gop doesn't fix its act this enwe're going to hasten the creation of an alternative. >> eugene daniels, i think it's important to always put out there why this matters. it is not interesting to everybody, the internal dynamics, but this isn't about that. this is about republicans at the highest level settling on a strategy of making adherence to a big lie that undergirds a domestic extremism threat, the secret password to get into the nuthouse, and i wonder if that manifests in an already tense climate on capitol hill.

john travolta honored his late wife, kelly preston saying here's kelly, you brought into my life. 3 oft wonderful children i have ever known. thank you. we love you issue john legend celebrated chrissy tiegen after the loss of son jack through miscarriage posting. it's been a year that tested you in so many ways. but you've come through stronger wiser happier in a better mother than ever. i feel the love from my kids. a lot which just is so amazingly there. i've got very loving affectionate children. based on that. let's right. kate hudson felt the love from her 3 children bnt gave the good parenting credit. her famous i am lucky to have had the foundation of that inspired by my own mother, goldie hawn. by the way, make sure you tune in to e t tonight for more ben and j lo the details behind the new photos of them together. >> again. i mean, wouldn't world is going on for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. good luck to for. yeah. >> for you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron. 4 at 7.30. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for betng with us this hour. but stick

maureen kelly has more. john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of birdhouses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping hi

maureen kelly has more. johnand only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of birdhouses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping him in their lives. this long he

kelly is up for reelection next year. the politics of arizona certainly fascinating. john? nt, where they're both critical in washington, but cinema gets more attention in washington, she says she's more centrist, with manchin on no rules change but kelly is the guy on the ballot right away. what is your sense? does he get it, that this is a test? >> oh, he gets it. he's raising money, john, and republicans are after him on immigration. one challenge, they haven't found a candidate to run against him. the republican party is in turmoil here in arizona. this ballot review, if you want to call it that, is just one example of all of that. so mark kelly, of course, will have one of the toughest races but the gop must find someone to challenge him. john? >> very polite, my friend, to say the republican party in arizona is in turmoil, a dramatic understatement. always diplomatic jeff zeleny, have a great weekend, don't go anywhere. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> happy friday, and thanks for joining us, i'm ana cabrera in new york. we are still digging out. a di

celebrate tomorrow with the big drive-by parade in downtown center fell kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> johnego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop. jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. gee, i don't know. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is wha

during their conversation, kelly awarded john legend the four-timers jacket, something she gives allted to even throw it away after leaving the building >> let us drink last time on the show wine. >> would you like a drink? >> yes. >> i'd like you to keep my gift. maybe you'll get a drink when you keep my gifts. >> oh, wow >> he remembers the drink. doesn't remember the gift. clearly, kelly clarkson takes gifting seriously. >>> next up, "bridgerton." we have exciting news about a spin-off series in the works based on the hit netflix show. sorry to say this is not about the duke and daphne. netflix announced the new show on twitter titled "all hail the queen," writing, we are expanding the universe with a limited series telling queen charlotte's origin story the prequel will follow a young violet bridgerton. matriarch of the family. you guys excited for this? >> yeah. >> yes. >> i'd watch a show on the queen. >> if i knew who the people were, i'd be thrilled. >> you're missing out. >> get on the train, roker. >>> in the heights," the film adaptation of lin-manuel miranda's tony winnin

a fire truck involved we'll find out from kron four's maureen kelly because she sat down with him to learn his secret to longevity. >> johndiego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count as well as volunteering to help remodel the city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools and his yard is full of his current handiwork. an adirondack chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes keeping busy is what's kept him in her life. this lo

the way, if you want to share this, it's posted on kron. 4 dot com or maureen kelly had the privilege of sitting down with johniego who says his secret to longevity is so busy. >> john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. i work in my shop. >> i've been around making stuff and i don't work

kelly ward who ran multiple times lost to john mccain.smissed as a candidate. she's the chairman of the arizona republican party now and is one of many people pushing this recount in the state. and has pushed the idea that donald trump won the election. so, that stuff trickles upward and has an impact on our national politics. we're seeing it in places like utah and arizona right now. >> what does a more traditional republican who wants to stay in power, stay in politics do when other republicans who do speak out, liz cheney, romney, get ex-communicated? i mean, look at the special congressional election in texas, the one candidate who spoke out against trump only received 2,500 votes out of nearly 80,000. i mean, that says a lot, doesn't it? s.e.? is she frozen? okay. so, chris, i'm going to let you pick up theatory there. >> i think that special election in texas, one thing that is worth noting, the voting was saturday, there's going to be a runoff. two republicans are in it. but your point is the important one, pam. there was a candida

and i think john has a winery, and blake has a vodka. so kelly's something. >> seth: right >> and then we've got basically a whole bar back covered with just the coaches >> seth: well that is -- i think when we're talking about music and musicians, it's obviously very important from what i've read historically to have a well-stocked bar so they've certainly picked the right people >> yeah, they certainly have [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm surprised does blake really have a vodka >> mm-hmm. i can't remember the name of it right now, but, yes, he does and, you know, he likes it he likes to enjoy his -- [ laughter ] >> seth: blake does seem to like blake stuff. [ laughter ] >> he does his thing >> seth: does he make it in like a bathtub? what is his vodka like >> don't make me laugh [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, right hey, thank you so much for being here it's always a pleasure to talk to you, and do get well soon >> thank you great to talk to you, all the best >> seth: all right cheers, my friend. "the voice" airs monday and tuesday nights right here on nbc.

feature a big drive-by parade in downtown sandra fell kron four's, maureen kelly sat down with him to learn his secret to longevity. john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the wosld war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping h

sarah kelly will be back in 45 minutes with the news headlines. i'm john driebe in building have a great date. the views on the green you feel worried about the meals? of the on the green fence is clear. we need to change. join me for the green transformation for me to you for the plan. ah, miss glue to forget what has happened in our lives and i'm in resolving it. don't you don't feel like you're still for your high or not? me? i don't want, i don't remember much of what has happened and yet in jail for children they are like many, even dungeons are small bells with feel bars on the gate and on the windows they locked inside so many over crowding in a small space a ruthless war against drugs is being waged in the philippines and a countless number of children are among its casualties. thousands of children live on the streets because their parents are either in prison or death. a large number of children living on the street have parents that are too poor to take care of them. the street is the home for thousands of children whose wellbeing doesn't really

. >> my hope is that senator kelly and sinema will reflect the sentiment that i think prevails in our state. >> johnblican mayor of mesa. he believes the two democratic senators represent the state's moderate sentiment well. >> i think if they do take the temptation to go too far to the left or even too far to the right they risk not being sent back to the senate. >> reporter: while there is no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election, debra kay isn't convinced biden actually won, but she likes her two senators. >> they're more on the conservative side. i mean, we're not far left. and i'm okay with that. >> reporter: such talk of bipartisanship rings hollow to many democrats, who point to the partisan-driven view of democrats under way as a sign many democrats aren't honest brokers. elected in 2018 as the first democratic senator in 30 years, the call from progressives to pave the way for voting rights, gun control and immigration. >> i don't bend to pressure from either party and i just stay focused on what i believe is right. >> reporter: the centrist intentions of both senators face a cr

scott kelly the former astronaut was on tv saying this is his biggest concern. all of that space john that is up there. especially as we go to mars and back to the moon. >> we will have more coming up on elam us appearance appearance on snl. >> the white house in the meantime is responding after a cyberattack shut down a massive pipeline. it is a pipeline that transports 45% of the east coast feel. it is unclear actually, while long term impacts it will have. the attack presents -- many are seeing a new challenge to the biden -- to secure the u.s. against foreign threats. the >> president is also busy gearing up for a meeting with gop senators this weeks to try to sell his infrastructure plans. nbc news white house correspondent mike medley gracing us on a sunday. morning good morning, like. >> we're not. worthy [laughs] >> well certainly the big comic topic of conversation at the white house is infrastructure. but this colonial pipeline issue reminder of the vulnerabilities of our critical infrastructure in this country. despite life stretching from texas up the east coast. 5500 mile

now here is john way sick on avraham lincoln's economic initiatives.at >> hello, everyone and welcome, including our visitors and viewers from c-span. i am jim kelly, director of the center of global security analysis. we are proud to be cosponsoring this webinar unlike economics with our partners museum in society. this event is part of our centennial serious salivating 100 years of purpose driven business education. it's particularly time since we are currently offering cost and financial history in conjunction with the museum of american finance. during the presentation, please enter your questions by typing them on the q&a section near the bottom of your zoom screen. we will be addressing as many questions as possible after the presentation. last, as a participant in today's webinar, you will be entered into a raffle to win a free e-book of economics. windows will be notified at the end of the week. i'd like to turn over to david, president of the museum of american who will introduce our speaker. thank you. >> thanks, it's always great to be back with you our friends at othe cfa and this is the third time i've had the pleasure to introduce jo

for kelly, he won the elections for john mccain's seat. he is up in 2022.an't attempt to keep that seat in arizona as a democrat or republican and not address the border issue. and that's what the president doesn't understand. this isn't about aoc and it isn't about the squad. it is about those democrats that won seats in red states that aren't going to be able to keep them purple states if he continues to ignore situations like this. steve: meanwhile, a topic that we are not ignoring the fact that critical race theory is being taught throughout some school districts to the horror of many of the parents, and other the last couple of days you have heard the name lieutenant colonel matthew lohmeier, he was the top commander at the space force and he has essentially been reassigned. is he keeping his rank but he has been reassigned. he was on sean hannity program last night, not as a member of the space force but in his personal capacity. back in february issued guide dance every officer has responsibility to say something when they see something bad going on

kron four's maureen kelly caught up with him to see how he was preparing for the big day. >> and his advice for longevity. johnand only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop. jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping him in their lives. this long

john cox, will open schools, get our economy roaring. learn about california's nicest, smartest beast at johncox.com >>> hey there, bay area, live with kellythe measurable drizzle is above 5,000 feet. it looks pretty damp out there in the south bay. at san jose, we are pretty damp, good air quality. it will be breezy east of the bay bridge to the delta. watch out for cross winds on the bridges. temperatures below average all seven days. >> all right, thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. ♪ >>> we can feel summer coming here in times square, and this morning we are going to reveal our summer concert series lineup. we've done a few of the teases so far. more coming up. >>> right now, our next guest has written incredible 15 "new york times" best-sellers, including favorites like "in her shoes," "mrs. everything," and "big summer." now jennifer weiner's new book "that summer" is being called the it read of good to have jennifer back with us here on "good morning america." allow me to send our condolences and our love. we know your beloved mother passed away recently, and you have been sharing the important less

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kelly. >>> at&t's megadeal to combine warner media with discovery is an about face from the $85 million purchase of time warner. at&t ceo john 5g, broadband and meeting with connectivity joining us is at&t board member, glen hutchins. glen, i know you don't speak for the company on these things, but you are a long-term watcher of this you are a long-term thinker of these things the criticism has been incredibly harsh with this about face do you think there was a problem with the thought process for all of this, with the strategy, with the execution on these things, how the market changed just looking at where we've come over the last four or five years. >> good morning, becky everyone nice to see you. becky, i think, first of all, i think one of the things that was missed in yesterday's reporting is that thetime warner transaction was undispute bring financially a good transaction for at&t it was a debt plus equity with roughly $100 billion yesterday's transaction was $43 billion of debt reduction. and 56 to $57 billion of equity value in discovery based on the close of price of discovery is about the same $100 billion. that