john kelly, thank ou ve of this year. . john kelly, thank you very much _ of this year. .ome practical negotiating sooner rather than later. thank you very much. the uk is not ready for the impact of climate change. that's the blunt warning from the environment agency. it says hundreds of people could die in floods unless the places where we live, work and travel are made more resilient to the increasingly violent weather. their data suggests even a small rise in global temperatures could mean by 2050 rivers could peak at levels almost 30% higher than nowadays increasing the risk of flooding hugely. but in summer a very different picture with droughts and river levels dropping dramatically which would threaten water supplies. and towards the end of the century sea levels in the thames estuary could be almost half a metre higher meaning a new, bigger thames barrier will be needed. 0ur science editor david shukman has this report. a street in cardiff became a dangerous river earlier this month after a massive downpour. it was a similar scene in newcastle after torrential rai

like, let's say white house chief of staff john kelly or h.r.ter, people who wanted the trains to run on time, who wanted to be balanced in the ship. before trump took office, when you were working on the campaign, you knew that he had bragged about committing sexual assault on the "access hollywood" tape or called to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. which is bigotry and unconstitutional. said a judge couldn't be fair because of his mexican heritage, attacked gold star families, suggested mccain wasn't a hero because he had been captured and on and on. you were all in on that. did you think his presidency would be different from how he ran as president? >> you're right. i was in there from the beginning. i really felt that the president -- the former president gave voice to a lot of people who felt forgotten. and i went to his rallies, and i saw an excitement in politics that i hadn't seen in a long time. i was very excited about that. by the time the "access hollywood" tape came out, he was the nominee. and i was in it at that point. righ

joining me now is congressman john kelly whose district includes oxford.eat to see you tonight. the best for the entire population and actually consider the science. >> absolutely. they want to consider the science and then they don't and when people do they want to throw rocks but i think it is bad on our kids to wear these masks all day long, inside come outside when it doesn't make sense. follow the signs, do it if it makes sense and if it doesn't, don't punish these kids. >> laura: we've known for a long time children are much less likely to dive covid than any other serious communicable diseases, but it doesn't look like the left and democrats really want to let go of the mask issue for the foreseeable future. in 2024 they will undoubtedly change from years from now. speak of like mandates because it shows control and it doesn't matter the signs, children are . we will vaccinate five euros but we don't care about tens of thousands of people coming over our borders were not testing or making sure they are vaccinated but we are going to make our 5-year-

sorts of narratives from the media about how these heroic, independent generals like mattis andiv john kelly.r. mcmaster were going to save us from the elected president and there were all kinds of reports about how security state officials would conceal classified information they didn't want president trump to have in order to mindy delayed his decision-making or subvert and ignore his decision-making liked when he would tell them to withdraw troops from syria.r this was celebrated at the same time, they would say if you say there is a deep state in theke united states which is nothingng more than what dwight eisenhower warned about a permanent power faction in washington that rules the country regardless of the outcome of elections, they would tell you you are crazy, you are conspiracy theory, even as you are cheering for the classic definition of the deep state inu the first place. you have to be a conspiracy theorist or incredibly gullible not to believe that exists. >> tucker: here is the evidence that won me over. famously people say you're not allowed to criticize, what is the one gr

set aside her own credibility issues in the white house that she lied about former chief of staff john kellyes. but i thought one point that she made that's interesting in light of the other reporting out there. one of the reasons she's speaking out more forcefully, that she's convinced that president trump will run again in 2024. that's what our reporting is indicating that he does seem to be edging close to a run. he actually wanted to announce something, but his advisers said to hold out, not to be blamed in the midterms. it's interesting what stephanie grisham has to say, although a book to promote. she is right, if president trump does run again, it will be a second term. he won't have to worry about a reelection. that's something that you think about. >> if you're the democrats, you you want trump to announce now so you have the issue in 2022. >> and we saw that in 2020, there's nothing that galvanizes like fear. many democrats don't seem to have fear of president trump. >> a legitimate reason. >>> up next, a very big change in a personnel agency critical to the covid fight. head of th

i work with john kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the dpgenius of our great president.rump dictated that to you. >> i don't speak that way. yes, he dictated that word for word. i did say, you know -- because, again, you learn to work around him. i said, sir, don't you think that is going to elevate this and give general kelly more attention? you don't want that. that was something you could say to donald trump, if he thinks others would get more attention, maybe we could -- it didn't work. he wanted it out there. i sat down. i was on my bed. it was the weekend. i called a couple of friends and said, "this sounds nuts, right?" they both said yes. but i, at the time, felt i was his spokesperson. he told me to do it. i knew he was probably watching tv waiting for it. i put it out. it is one of my biggest regrets, and i apologize to general and mrs. kelly in the book about it. >> those were not your words? >> i do not speak that way, no. >> not your belief. >> not my belief. >> it's a lie. >> yes. >> you put it out. >> that's an example i had. >> what would have happened if

your time at the white house, you write, quote, i was sitting next to white house chief of staff john kellyident doesn't know any of this. he doesn't know any history at all, including some of the basics in the u.s.." you came to the administration with a world leading specialist on russia with a ph.d. you worked under bush, obama. you mentioned another incident where trump mistook you as a secretary, referring to you as darling. i wonder what it's like dealing with somebody in the oval office as ignorant as he was. what kind of bizarro world was it sitting in there listening to him speak about world events and world leaders with no authority on it whatsoever? >> well, look, the situation is very sad because it obviously is clearly a problem and the affecting of candidates to be candidates in the united states at this particular juncture. he was the wild card candidate out of the whole group of 17 different people obviously made mistakes in their own campaigns when they were running in the republican party. a lot of people didn't expect him to be president. maybe he didn't himself. there wa

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john pelham died in the early morning hours of march 18 1863 and as far as we can tell from the primary source accounts, he did not regain consciousness. the battle at kelly'sfort is this turning point for the union cavalry and their war in the east and one of the unintended consequences is the death of john pelham and with pelham's fall at kelly's fort it's marking the end of his life and actions in artillery andit's also where the legend begins . kelly's fort can be seen as this transition for pelham. it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he's a bit of a legend in his own lifetime and we will talk about that but when he dies life ends, memory begins and do they always match up? we're going to explore that in the next few minutes. i'd like to start with the premise for today's discussion and that is that a person's life and the story written about them after their death may not match. there's a few questions i'd like you to keep in mind keas we're going through the presentation. what are the primary source fax during a life? what's written about a person while they're alive? what do they write? what do we see in theirown writings as well ? how doe

john pellom died in the early morning hours of march 181863 and as far as we can tell primary source account he did not regain consciousness. the battle of kelly's ford is this turning point for the union calvary in their war in the east and one of the unintended consequences is the death of john pelham. it marks the end of his life and the end of his actions in confederate artillery and it's also where the -- begins. kelly's ford can be seen as a transition for pelham. it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he's a bit of a legend in his own lifetime and we will talk about that in a few minutes. when he dies life and memory begin and do they always match up? we will explore that in a few minutes. let's start off with the premise for today's discussion and that is a person's life and the story after their death may not match. there were a few questions i'd like you to keep in mind as we are going to the presentation. what were the primary source facts during the life so was written about a person while they are alive? what do they -- what do we see in their own writings as well? number two how did this person view themselves and again tha

what i was told that you might see it because i like no way the john a mission is done with kelly. she's still very aiming today. who would you put that in the bottom of it for you? it's just a for teaching a choice of cody, but the action not tossed up with the mortgage mortgage alaysyah, treating a little squiggly shaking, waking, flower, a practical, a strip of. mm. yeah, my look to speak to you, but then we have a ah oh, you have to understand that so much of this stuff is theatrical, it's purely theatrical nature did not fight for georgia in 2008. it entered planned fight for georgia. there was not the slightest consideration for fighting for georgia and of course, it didn't fight for ukraine in 2049. and there is absolutely no intention anywhere in western europe to send a single dock, short danish or german or french soldier to fight in ukraine. a figuring way will just do a yoko, but just to kill i mean he brings us look at us throw for nancy. you heard me was mostly all over the couple of the roof for so we're boys with, with the with this is the sun. mo beal model, 1.0, n

tougher than anyone thought, my bigger question mark kelly is up in a year end a purple state a lot of people believe it's a republican state, johnain had that seat, if mark kelly wants to keep that is he making it easier for republicans to take him out because his silence says he's complicit with aoc's. larry: i think that's a really good point i am surprised that he's gotten a free pass, no one is focused on him. >> about the military background with the collapse of asking a stand a chance to show that he cares about his country more than his party. who will support him will the left wing of the party in the squad and company say i understand what you're up against nancy pelosi i'm in a put my agenda aside and vote for the one point to to not destroy the biden presidency because the understand 23 democrats are hard no there's republicans who are hard yes for the one point to we will see if they back out into the reconciliation package. larry: no way will the reconciliation package be merged with and for structure package because the reconciliation part is dead, it's been killed you cannot have a combined deal that bernie sander

camillas, new york >> today we're celebrating -- >> my brother carter's 11th birthday >> this is kelly and johnnd birthday. say hi, hoda >> hi, hoda. >> happy birthday. 2 looks good welcome back to "today." we're so happy that you're joining us it's a tuesday morning craig is on assignment it's a soaker, isn't it? >> i like how you said 2 looks good she didn't look a day over 1, does she would you take a look at our awesome fans right now >> if you come out in ponchos and an umbrella, it is a soaker, but they are here. >> do not say we have fair weather friends. >> totally worth it, too exactly. we're counting down to sunday night, halloween and tomorrow on "today" we're going to help your family how to prepare for how to trick or treat safely to where to find the best halloween costume ideas. >> we are excited to announce our costume. we're going to reveal it right now. we are going to be -- not until friday you're going to love it, though. i think it will be fun >> you guys are loving your costumes this your invitation to join us. can't wait to see that this is your invitation to join us we m

john wick" type thing for women? wouldn't it be nice if we celebrate women at all stages? >> kellynen: and they always have liked a young costar like a 20-year-old female. >> kelly: who would totally be interested in them in real life? >> shannen: like what is happening and why can't we have also movies that represent women that don't look like they are completely done. they do look a little bit more real. they do have wrinkles. i like i have this going on with my neck. >> kelly: girl, you look good. i have that since junior high. >> shannen: super busy on mye too. it like even when i was young, and it's a well lived life. i think both should be celebrated. >> shannen: agreed. >> kelly: how do you think your life would've been different ending '90s? because social media came out and not in the middle of my career, but may be around middle of my career about ten years ago i guess, but it came out and i was like, god, i was like if i would've been in high school and this would've been a thing -- i would not have liked it. it was so hard. it's such a hard thing, how do you think it wo

big john measures 23 feet long and stands 8 feet high at the hips kelly, back to you >> i love it [ laughterstina, thank you very much. >>> bitcoin is lower today after hitting highs not seen since may earlier this week. up next, we discuss these moves and the company's meme fundraising roundthat was just completed. we're back in a minute your bins to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmmm... and our son just started working. oh! do you offer a complimentary retirement plan for him? as in free? just like schwab. schwab! look forward to planning with schwab. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. 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 >>> higher oil prices are a tax on the system. the oil stocks and their fellow travelers make up less than 10% of

kelly: so is this. the kids started school this year, i am excited i know that i have talked to john about this about theme chock-full of activities, i did not have this many activities, i did soccer but not all the time. >> kelly: your kids are models, it's crazy. >> chrissy: miles is a tough one to get a photo of, so i was pretty proud, but it's nice having them gone, but on the weekends really getting to spend the time with them is so nice, but they have like jiu-jitsu and they have soccer, they have people, they are on top of it. >> kelly: and keep my kids busy too, i was really busy and i think that's what i did not get in trouble, because it was so busy there was no time for it, so i'm going to make my kids do everything. >> chrissy: and i was not busy and i got in trouble, so it makes sense. >> kelly: you posted about your bike and i love that you got peleton recently, right? >> chrissy: i did, i have a trailer on the back of the bike to get it to my school in my office, that's really fun, i park it in the parking spot and i grab them and it's fun to go back, but i did get a proper -- leica peleton

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john deere, next. how other companies may be facing a similar fate. >>> and larry david likes to keep actor j.b. all to himself. he is telling kelly why his castmate calls larry david the hog. the reason actors don't like watching themselves on the screen. should be a really funny screen. you can watch the kelly clarkson interview at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> thanks for sticking around. new details this morning on a south bay mother accused of illegal acts tied to alcohol parties involving minors. authorities say she is facing similar allegations in idaho where she now lives and was recently arrested. shannon o'connor is awaiting extradition to los gatos where she is facing dozens of criminal charges. the principal of a los gatos high school now speaking out. in a letter sent

kelly o'grady. let's get reaction from collin g illis, whose covered apple for decades joining us with john schwartz of market watch. collin, i'm sorry, be still my heart, apple is going retro bringing back the tactile keyboard and adding more ports. what's at the heart of that? >> you know, we've got a head phone jack. liz: i know. i'm so excited. >> so here's what apple's strategy is. they are out there, creating their own silicon, right? and so this is such an important point, because it's allowing them to create their hardware and their own chip sets, not only does it add a little boost to the margin but it allows them to seamlessly design hardware for the software, to create this incredible snappy performance in all their devices if you use the iphone 13 you know what we're talking about and these new mac book pros look to be fantastic machines. liz: okay, the tactile, that is great. i mean, no more of that bar that we had which of course was touch , and i always had trouble with that because it would disappear, john, but what do you think is at work here and do you think the stock is moving hi

kelly: come on over! oh, my gosh! so listen! so listen! this dates back to 2017 for mean, y'all, i had never -- i lived under a rock and i heard my friend johnho the hell is this? you are so talented! i tweeted about it, we will show it. i literally -- from years ago, and it's everything is true, and that's from years ago and i just think that you are -- were so gifted. i mean your voice is insane! >> cynthia: says she. >> kelly: not today, ma'am, i am shredding mind today. but i had to say that, it's a true gift, like a lot of people can saying, but not a lot of people move me and you move me and like the best way ever. >> cynthia: thank you. it's been on so i have to ask you about this picture you posted. so why take a trip to the last blockbuster and also we had the owner of that blockbuster on our show? >> cynthia: now i'm excited! i'm a geek and i love documentaries and there is a documentary just about the last blockbuster and i was curious, so i brought two up my friends and we took the trip for a couple of days to see the last blockbuster we bought things. >> kelly: did you go when you were younger? >> we have blockbuster in london.

john. lt. gen. deptula: real quick follow-up, you expect to the trainers within this decade or after it is done delivering? gen. kelly: you know, the short answer is i don't know. i don't think we can just sole-source it. that's for acquisition specialists. though by the way, there could be a different solution out there. but i need something like that and how fast in the industry can respond to getting something that is a little bit closer, something that isn't $20,000, close to 3000 or $2000 that comes closer to the modern avionics and again, i apologize, john. i'm the greek acquire and i'm i'm going to defer to smarter people we will try to get you some better information as soon as we can. >> thanks very much. >> you bet. >> thank you. our next question is from rachel >> good morning pick rachel cohen with air force times. the dual capable air craft commission has been centered on europe and nato so what's putting that basic c1 on the f35, are you planning to expand the mission to the pacific and if so how are you going to do that? >> good question. rachel, that goes to our nuclear posture you know those are nati

>> just too -- too much kelly on tv i joke that nbc is nothing but clarkson [ laughter ] people are tired of her. people are sick and tired of her. >> seth: yeah. >> and with john so high all the time. i don't even know in he knows he's on tv and so i feel like this year's going to be a "gimme for me," and i'm excited about it >> seth: yeah. well, it's all ways great to have you here. i would love -- if you could do some research on the difference between taint and chode, and we'll talk about it next time you're on. >> i will. will do that he's googling it right now [ laughter ] we're looking at pictures. we can tell by the pictures. >> seth: hey, all the best, blake. it's all ways great to see you >> thank you, buddy. >> seth: "the voice" airs monday and tuesday nights here on nbc we'll be right back with brett goldstein. ♪ we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind... is the only kind. who are their own personal stylist. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fortune to find a gem. and who know when you spend less, you can discover even more. and never, ever stop discovering. spend less. discover more. at t.j. maxx