mark: julie kelly unlike the media we don't make excuses for violent people but were talking about theue process and justice. when we see violence against the federal courthouse and nothing is done in the media covers it up and jokes about and celebrates the democrat party call those defended in storm troopers and joe biden would barely say a word about it and kamala harris to and then you look at what took place at the capital building exploitation from the same democrat party in the same media it's one thing if they said let's treat this group this way, this group this way on even playing field but they do not say that and they do not believe that julie kelly what is interesting nancy pelosi wants a commission which is basically a democrat party to push her narrative, one of the commission she does not want is a commission to determine why nancy pelosi was not prepared, what nancy pelosi did or didn't do despite the fact the president of the united states was prepared to provide 10000 national guardsmen they knew it would be a big crowd, is she in part trying to cover her tracks by p

all good mark: welcome back julie kelly how many marxist anarchist, violent rioting black lives matterh swat teams, have their phones located through cell towers. how many do we know have been prosecuted and how many fbi agents have been focused on the investigation, do you know? >> i am guessing none, what is interesting as you probably know this is the same justice department actively dropping cases against portland rioters far worse or egregious crimes committed last year and this includes attacking police officers with the same chemical spray that they call a dangerous belly weapon if it was used on january 6 but not repeatedly by antifa thugs. obviously destroying federal property is not importantly because merrick garland said that happened that night not during the day like the capital protesters. they are not only not been rounded up their cases are being dropped in records being expunged and this was the letter that senator johnson and others wrote to merrick garland this week outlining and detailing the discrepancies in the justice department handling of 2020 protesters versu

now, julie kelly, i will tell you what is interesting to me. democrat party bureau to keep pushing her narrative. one of the commissions she doesn't want is a commission to determine why nancy pelosi wasn't prepared, what nancy pelosi did or didn't do despite the fact that the president of the united states was prepared to provide 10,000 national guardsmen. they knew there was going to be a big crowd there. is she in part trying to cover her tracks by pointing the finger in every other direction, do you think? >> i think so. you know, there were so many missteps that day to whether they were intentional or accidental. i know you saw the senate report that came out this week, which was highly critical of the u.s. capitol police and their lack of preparedness for that day. now, was it accidental? was it intentional? you know, nancy pelosi and the democrats are ready to fork over another $2 billion in funding a big chunk of that to prevent anything like this from happening again. a big chunk of that is slated to go to the u.s. capitol police for o

the senate released its report julie kelly has read it.appy to join us tonight. you so much for joining us within the support? >> it's interesting, it basically really blames the u.s. capitol police who we are told were heroes similar to the heroes who stormed the beach in normandy -- and all other terrorist attacks of people who were there happening that day. turns out the u.s. capital's police were not prepared, didre not have a plan, ignored warnings that there could be violence that day. obviously, the story now is that the u.s. capitol police officers -- so many are also so traumatized just like aoc that they want $4.4 million to open up a wellness and trauma center to help work through all of their feelings about what happened that day. >> can a country where federal employees are this silly, can it continue? i mean really? the capitol police, we know the one gunshot fired that day was from a capital policeman who killed an unarmed protester. we take the side of the police and the sayings, all things being equal. we still don't know

joining me now is julie kelly, american greatness senior contributor. it julie, this just her defense attorney trying to help her get a lighter sentence or is there something else going on here? >> the problem is that so many of these defendants cannot pay for their own attorney so they are at the mercy of the court, either public defenders or court-appointed attorneys, which she is. no, this is the going along with the presumption that anyone involved in the january 6th protest is a white supremacist, is a racist, is an anti-semite. there's nothing really wrong with the list that the attorney gave to miss lloyd but it is not anything that the court should order or should accept. what's funny, i listened to the court hearing yesterday when she offered her plea and she got very choked up in court. she's never been charged with any sort of crime. she's a 49-year-old grandmother from indiana and she got choked up in the doj pushed back and said we don't really accept this sort of approach. we do not prosecute people based on their beliefs. of course they do

this effort was uncovered by my next guest, julie kelly, senior contributor to american greatness.is this just her defense attorney trying to help her get a lighter sentence or is there something else going on here? >> the problem is so many of these defendants cannot pay for their own attorneys so they are at the mercy of the court, public defenders or court appointed attorneys which mrs. shaner is. this is going along with the presumption that anyone involved in the january 6th protests is a white supremacist, racist, anti-semite, there's nothing wrong with the list the attorney gave to miss lloyd but not anything the court should order or accept. what is funny as i listened to the court hearing yesterday, when she offered her plea she got very choked up in court, never been charged with any sort of crime, she's a 49y grandmother from southern indiana, she got choked up and the doj pushed back and said we don't accept this sort of approach, we do not prosecute people based on their beliefs. of course they do. that is exactly what the january 6th investigation for the most part is

julie kelly has reported extensively on the capitol hill rioters and their detention. has done that for american greatness and she joins me now. julie, thank you so much for being with me. >> we have few people want to touch this story. i think they in themselves are afraid of being called insurrectionists you have looked into the conditions of these people who have participated in the riots of january 6th. what have you found? >> well, will, i think that your opening monologue there really paints a picture of two systems of justice in america. and this is what i think millions of americans find so alarming is that while crime is skyrocketing across the country, and prosecutors, whether they are federal or local are dropping charges against people, committing violent crimes. meanwhile, the justice department is fixated on trafficking down and pursuing this nationwide manhunt for anyone involved in what happened at the capitol on january 6th. i just checked there is a whole data base at the justice department that tracks the daily arrests of who has been arrested and wh

it's really funny about carnival is they know they're going to start, like you said in july, but one of their kelly up to that is that they want everybody on that comes to their crews to provide proof of a vaccine. and if you heard it in the news and texas governor greg abbott, he actually signed a law prohibiting businesses from requiring paperwork or mandating that they show vaccine. so it will be really interesting that if the cruise lines can continue to do this, that could hurt their numbers a little bit because there might be people who are just not willing to show the information or might be people who are fascinated and they simply won't go on a cruise, but a couple other lines are adding extra crew ships to help for a demand. so even though the, the crews industry may not take off and that's a bad time from the airline industry. but they will still continue to see some growth coming in the summer time. and hotels have actually been pretty resilient, more so than cruises and airlines with a lot of those big names like mary at wind them at hilton actually trading at pre panoramic level. quic

learned about it, the more i respected science and the golden age with professor jimmy kelly on a jazz either july on just showing no marks the thing tina lee at the founding of the communist party. but what does the future hope for the increasingly influential nation across the globe generation change young activists fighting injustices and demanding radical change. after a year long delay japan host the 1000000 pix, unlike any the world has seen before. my eyes and bob will showcase his personal stories, offering a fresh look at the changes and challenges that's in pub way today. despite grow intention with the difficulty down here is that for the next phase of filling it down on the blue nile july, when i just eat up, there are some of the media stories. a critical look at the global news media. on al jazeera government shut off access to social media. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from dell ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, facing decades in prison, the former police officer derek sylvan, is to be sentenced for the murder of george floyd. mor

learned about that, the more i respected science and the golden age with professor jimmy kelly on a jazz either the july on i was just showing no marks the thing tina at the founding of the communist policy. but what does the future hope for the increasingly influential nation across the globe generation change young activists fighting injustices and demanding radical change. after a year long delay japan hope the 1000000 picks unlike any the world have seen before. my eyes and bob way showcases personal stories, offering a fresh look at the changes and challenges. that's bob way face today. despite grow intention with the getting done here is that for the next phase of filling it down on the blue nile july on i'll just eat up the news. the u. s. conduct as trying against the wrong back militias in the border between iraq and syria. iraq's popular mobilization forces, say 4 of its members were killed. ah, sammy's a dan. this is just, they are alive from the hall. so coming up south africa becomes dilate his country to reimpose long down measures to combat the rapid rise in cases of the delta. very .

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i'm here today kelly, kayleigh mcenany, julie banderas, morgan ortagus and on the virtual center seatdio talk show host larry elder. an intelligence report on ufo sightings is expected to be released from three weeks from today. this is senior officials are worried that china or russia could be extremity with hypersonic technology. these ufos were spotted as far back as 2,000 for an encounter two navy jets off the coast of san diego. it is also newly released video of mysterious objects forming near a navy ship in 2019. >> does a whole fleet of them. >> oh, my gosh. >> the wind is 120 knots to the west. >> emily: morgan, i'd like to start with you on this. of the over 120 incidents in the report, the large majority of them are actually from the u.s. navy. as i mentioned in the intro we now have u.s. officials that have been briefed on that intelligence that worry that this could be chinese or russian technology experimentations with hypersonic technology. we seen that already with chinese parades, and if so that would frankly be a frightening revelation of their potential capabilities

july 20th. >>> just ahead, theoves new pro. >>> new details emerging about the death of software creator mcafee. >>> on "the kelly clarkson show," a wooden paddle that has a connection to parks and recreation. that's coming up at 3:00 this afternoon. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. [ bell ringing ]. >> there you have it. the opening bill of the new york stock exchange where the dow climbed 300 points this session. the session high as president biden announces infrastructure deal. >>> let's talk about southwest airlines. the ceo, gary kelley is stepping down. this is leaving many to wonder what is in store for the future of the company. kelley said in the past that southwest will not start charging those cus

kelly also tells me that the busiest months for weddings this year during the bridal boom are july, auguster brush up on your >>> right now on "america this morning." >> weather emergency. from extreme heat in the upper midwes to a flood sdast in the south. to the drought setting a new record today in the west. >> i never thought i would see it. it's concerning. >> extreme conditions across the country. >> breaking over night. ransom paid. a payment a top meat supplier russia. hackers with ties to - president biden begins an over seas trip including a face to face trip with vladimir putin. what he's promising this morning. >> a shortage of tsa agents. how it could affect travel plans. shortage of drivers driving up fares.

july 10th. the 9th of drama. the european football championship, switzerland pulled off a shock as they beat world champions, france on penalties in bucharest, france star kelly and bob have missed the decisive penalty to send switzerland through. france had been 31 mill with 15 minutes left of normal time to play. swiss equalized with too late goals to force extra time and reach the quarter finals. that means that in the last 8, the swiss will face spain, who be croatia, $53.00 after extra time. in another thriller this one in copenhagen with the score $33.00 after and 90 minutes out of rome or rochester finally broke probation resolve. busy and extra time with spain's 4th goal. mikhail or obs above then made the game safe with a 5th. and later on tuesday, one of the great rivalries and soccer enters its next chapter when england host germany at wembley. germany have mostly come out on top of these tournament. clashes with one exception, that goes way back. the historical game with a goal that remains controversial. today. i thought england's only major trophy came in 1966 when they beat west germany on home soil to claim the world cup courtesy of what's kno

july 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks right there. and 1 million dollars in cash seized by san mateo county sheriff's office. maureen. kelly reports that the search warrants were executed in several bay area cities. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year

meant to be sir richard, it's kelly here just one question, are you trying to beat jeff bezos into space? >> jeff who? >> jeff bezos -- [ laughter ] you've got until july 20th i think. >> because virgin galactic is a public company, i am not allowed to talk about that and so today i'm only allowed to talk about virgin orbit. but i'm sure that -- i'm sure that some stage i will come and talk to you about our other company. but this is the sister company today. >> well, i mean, i realize there's limitations. this is morgan again i realize there are limitations on this. the world does want to know, yes or no, are you going to space this weekend >> when the engineers tell me i can go to space, i'll be going to space >> okay. dan, just to shift back to virgin orbit a little bit here the company has been quoting investment for some time the last time the two of you joined me to talk about the last orbital mission earlier this year, we were discussing that. now we have reports that the company could be going public via spac is that the game plan? >> that's another area that we just can't really talk too much about at this point. we would love to at a future d

over a week before the 4th of july holiday 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks at a million dollars in cash seized by san mateo county sheriff's deputies, kron four's maureen kellyorts the search warrants. rick's executed in several bay area cities. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year-old j

kelly and ryan" appearing optimistic. >> we're going to hit 70% of the population, the adult population, by the fourth of july. >> reporter: 13 states have hit the goal. new york on track to reach it next week. >> when we hit 70%, then i feel comfortable saying to the people of this state, we can relax virtually all restrictions. >> reporter: the city announcing plans for a central park concert in august to celebrate its comeback. legendary producer clive davis is expected to produce the show with speculation about the big names who will perform. but as shots across the country drop to under a million a day, in some places, it's an uphill climb. five states haven't even reached half their adults with one shot. cases in alabama rising nearly 90% in the last two weeks. >> our numbers have increased back towards 400 or 500 cases a day and i'm sitting a little bit on pins and needles right now. if we see our cases increasing to 1,000 or higher, that means we definitely failed the memorial day stress test. >> reporter: with another big test looming for the fourth. over the weekend, another reminder of the risks. golfer john ra

july. cdc director rochelle walensky on "gma" this morning. >>> kelly osbourne comes clean.elped her get back on track. >>> teens and mental health. how naomi osaka's decision to drop out of the french open is shining a light on the struggles of so many young girls. arin marents can do to help tin. your first look this morning as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >>> if you go to disneyland, don't fly over top of the building. good morning, america. thank you for spending your thursday with us. >> it wouldn't be a thursday without tory johnson and "deals & steals." this morning, it's all about summer fun from beach blankets to bluetooth speakers. everything at least 50% off and all from small businesses. >>> lots of news to get to. we start with the latest on the major cyberattacks on our country's infrastructure. raising new concerns about what could be hit next and how vulnerable we are. whit johnson has the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. cybercriminals have been relentless in recent months exposing vulnerabilities with one attack afte

kelly? >> appreciate it, seema. major league baseball wants its pies of the nft boom the first will launch on july 4th, the anniversary -- >> day i consider myself luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> it will commemorate lou gehrig's famous speech that's just the beginning. they'll be partnering with a company capitalizing on the entire digital catalog we know it could mean big bucks. when the big bucks are on the line, there's always a problem how to split it. jabari young and patrick riche joins us jabari, what do we know about this deals, how lucrative it is? >> i appreciate you having me. it's particularly a licensing deal, so whatever candy digital makes off, the mlb will get royalty, as it continues to accumulate mlb get more money they're trying to reenter the nft space. they kind of made a note to me, back in 2018 they were already in that space, we just didn't know what it was now that we have a feel for what the nfts are, they're back in it, and hopefully want to capitalize on the popularity and see where it goes from here form i think that gives them more aslurns that will work out in their favor. >> a

>> thank you kelly i actually go back to when we published our hbr the implications of working without an office last july knew the conversation was come it has come. back then white collar office working were showing that necessity was the mother of invest investigation. they were figuring it out. satisfaction was going in the right direction. sense thin, the metrics we have been tracking every two weeks have only gotten better. in some respects there is an appreciation for remote work monks white collar workers captured by larger data sets remote work revolution so all of that is sort of leaving executives with two questions. the first is, if all of our traditional workplace metrics look so good, then why are we interested in going back, quote, unquote, to offices? if we are not going back, then what are we going forward to that's the occasion they are having now and it is tied up in the ways that we have figured out how to make work in the last 15, 17 months. >> societal implications here. if you don't have to drive to the office, they can basically live anywhere. you could move to a lower cost part of

july holiday. a husband and wife say they were attacked by an alleged shoplifter inside their corner deli in san francisco south of market neighborhood. >> they share their story with kron four's, maureen kelly calling on city officials to take action. >> so if you see is swollen and i was like when i blow my nose, there's lot comes at rhema judas as she was struck repeatedly in the face. this happening after she says she witnessed her attacker shoplift a beverage from her store monday afternoon. she says the same man has repeatedly stolen from their deli and cafe. but because she didn't want any trouble. she let him go. she says things got violent when she tried to shut the door after him. a bunch have 5, 6, 7 times. we must husband tony who came on the scene after the fact says he was socked in the jaw as well. this is a picture of the suspect taken by one of the neighbors who came to remove the judas say at least one of those good samaritans was also punched. they held the man until police arrived. the delhi tony below knees has been a neighborhood staple for 30 years. the couple says they already had to put plywood up behind their gates to protect their windows after repeated break ins.

july. >> 15,000 pounds which are looking at their illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash seized by san mateo county sheriffs. kron four's maureen kellyreports that the search warrants were executed in several bay area cities. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year-

july because absentee votes won't begin to be counted until next week. it's going to be a long process. neil? >> neil: i have an idea. thanks, aishah. ray kelly is not too surprised that crime is a dominating issue in this race. the democratic side, 13 candidates speeding for mayor. he's the former new york city police commissioner. always good to see you, ray. crime is a dominant issue. what do you make of that? there's no question about it that it's a dominant issue in new york. we've had over 100% increase in shootings since 2020. people are afraid to ride the subway. a feeling that i haven't had in many, many years. living in new york all of my life. so it's a dominant issue. you can see eric adams, based on his anti-crime platform has done well. we have to see number 1 if he does become mayor and number 2, if he lives up to his words. talk is cheap in a campaign. we'll have to see what the actions are. >> again, the devil is in the details. what we do know as a spokesman, jen psaki said, the spike in crime that nothing to do with the defunding of the police movement or any of that. what did you think of that? >> well, i looked at the pro

july cooler than average. >> thank you. >>> it's time for live with >>> it's time for live with kelly and deja vu: it's live with kelly andnd tips to keep your dogs healthy and happy this summer. all next on live! and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! -[crew applauding] -good morning, hi! -good to see you. hey, it is tuesday, june 29th. -good to have you with us today. -hi. [applause] isn't it dumb how fast june goes when you know february would still be on, like, february 3rd? -[laughing] it just lingers. -yeah, it lingers.

kelly kron, 4 news 9.22. and still ahead, coming up, more than a 100 pounds of illegal fireworks seized in the east bay. >> we're tell you about crackdowns ahead of july 4. garden fresh salad drizzled with our signature italian dressing or four homemade soups to choose from plus, fresh out of the oven breadsticks our famous never ending first course is so good you might just forget you still have more to look forward to enjoy never ending soup or salad and breadsticks on us, before every meal only at olive garden we're all family here. 25. and in the east bay the crackdown on illegal fireworks continues. the oakland police recently seized. >> a 165 pounds. illegal fireworks. take a look. here's the hall that they found in a man's truck on tuesday after they got tips of a person selling a louisville fireworks around 73rd and garfield avenues and with the 4th of july approaching law enforcement is reminding everybody fireworks of all kinds are illegal. >> and there's extremely dry. we haven't had rain fall fires are an we have community members who suffer from ptsd as well as small children and animals who are by the by the incredible noise that these f

july 16th. you can catch the full trailer now at today.com/food. >>> next up, seth meyers, the late night host stopped by the kelly squeezing through that star-studded crowd he went to see prince perform at the party and seth revealing how a quick run-in with beyonce left him at a loss for words. >> never think of like famous people going like this, excuse me, excuse me, but it was so densely packed and i was doing the excuse me, and then just came like -- my face came like this close to beyonce, and we were -- you know, our eyes met and i just was like pretty cool party, right? and she said, yeah and then we just kept going, like the momentum took us away and my wife said, wow, you really killed that interaction [ laughter ] >> not a lifelong friendship with beyonce, but a good story to tell nonetheless. >> just like us. >> pretty good next up, bridgerton, it's been act six months since the steamy netflix drama started streaming, a hot topic for season 2 has been the series star rege-jean page is not coming back. what can fans expect on the future of the duke the actress who plays daphne bridgerton is revealing h

a week before the 4th of july holiday 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash seized by the san mateo county sheriff's office, kron four's, maureen kelly. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year-old jennifer win. she's yet to be arrested charges against her are pendin

july 13th, they get ready for your great w. we appreciate it and we will see you, director remington when your budget item comes forward. great, see you then. thank you so much. >> absolutely. then kellynd six. >> yes mister chair. i believe the next apartment is general city responsibility. >> great, i will now call up the department of general city resp, quite a name. this is for their presentation. welcome. >> thank you chair honeen and supervisors. our office manages most of the duties of the departments, which is not an operating department but actually it coordinates most of the functions that we talked about in the revenue last week, such as the projection and allocation of tax revenues, management of the city's reserves and compliance with voter mandated lines. i have a very, very short presentation and i will share my screen and just moments. as i just mentioned, this department is the department in our system called jen and it contains revenues and expenditures that are used by many different departments, particular general funds department. it is sort of the holding place for activities that belong to the city as a whole but don't belong to any particular operating departme