julie kelly, thanks.u. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so we haven't seen gas shortages like many of the ones that people are living through right now in more than a decade. why is it happening now? should it tell us somethingno about what lies ahead? victor davis hansen has more perspective on this as a historian. he will bring it ahead. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >> bill de blasio of new york is living in the 70s. as it was 50 years ago is one of the most dangerous places to be. more than a dozen people have been shoved on the tracks this year. the homeless are to blame. this year they're going to exceed that number. this morning the violence

julie kelly believes that, she's looked into this question and we are happy to have around tonight.t's a little much, and i don't want to belabor the point but maybe it can be said enough. people are calling for a 9/11 commission to get to the truth, how's the truth and are withholding it from the rest of us? >> that's right tucker, that's only one part of what we don't know, it was shot killed ashley babbitt. they close to the investigation that they had fun at this point you and i know, why do you have capitol police, the federal government and federal judges are refusing to release more than 14,000 hours of surveillance footage captured just between noon at 8:00 on january 8th? what are they hiding there? also tucker, we still don't know who planted the pipe bombs which also was a narrative that was planted by the u.s. capitol police that day. a lot of this actually is tracking back to the u.s. capitol police as they have sort of been this partisan entity in fostering the narrative about january 6th, and so a lot of unanswered questions, you are right. >> tucker: questions that c

julie kelly, thanks. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so we haven't seen gas shortages like many of the ones that people are living through right now in more than a decade. why is it happening now? should it tell us something about what lies ahead? victor davis hansen has more perspective on this as a historian. he will bring it ahead. you be p♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ be proud, yeah ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ this is a red alert. israel is under attack. a state of emergency has been declared as families flee for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground delivering life-saving aid. bomb shelters like these are overflowing. for years these people have faced the threat of violence and tonight that threat is real. pregnant women, children, elderly are sick and they need emergency supplies. the time to act is right now. your gift of only $45 will rush eme

julie kelly believes that, she's a civilized person, she looked into these questions, we are happy toe her on tonight. so it's just a little much and i don't want to belabor the point but maybe it can't be said enough. the people calling for a 9/11 commission to get to the truth have the truth and are withholding it from the rest of us. >> that's right, tucker. so that's only one part of what we don't know, who shot and killed ashli babbitt. the justice department closed their investigation they had, we don't know anything about it, but to your point, we also don't know -- and you and i have talked about this -- why the u.s. capitol police, the federal government and federal judges are refusing to release more than 14,000 hours of surveillance footage captured just between noon and 8:00 on january 8th. what are they hiding their? also, tucker, we still don't know who planted the pipe bomb, which also was a narrative that was planted by the u.s. capitol police that day. a lot of this actually is tracking back to the u.s. capitol police as they've sort of been this partisan entity in fo

this is an article by julie kelly, she's probably done greater research and reporting about january 6 than anybody that i have seen. this article from may 16 says video shows u.s. capitol police gave protesters yoke to enter. we know that there was some violence here at the capitol. there was. of course it was the capitol police that shot ashley babbitt, killed her, navy veteran, i think, navy, but military veteran, she was unarmed. but we also know that after hearing that it was armed, that these people came ready to shoot members of congress, that at least for weeks there was no arrest, no charges of anybody in the capitol for having a firearm. you know, some apparently used a flag, couple of other things in an aggressive manner. if they assaulted someone with those they should be severely punished. but it wasn't an armed as we think of now, maybe if you were back in the 1500's you would say they were armed if they had a little baton like one 18-year-old had that stayed in jail for weeks and weeks and weeks in solitary confinement, 23 hours a day, while people that have burned and l

and article about that by julie kelly. april 26, her article pointed out, there's no reason to keep these men in jail let alone in solitary confinement in a d.c. prison because of officer sicknick's untimely death on january 7 is finally settled. but the prosecution of his alleged attackers rages on. after months of dishonest accounts about what happened to officer sicknick, first that he was bludgeoned to death by insurrectionists by a fire ex beginning issuer and that he died as an allergic response to bear spray, the coroner's office confirmed that he died from a stroke. the chemical sprayed did not contribute to his death. in its haste to bolster the narrative, the acting attorney general was in on the lie from the start. the justice department charged two men with the chemical attack . they were arrested march 14 and charged with several crimes, including four counts related to possession and use of a deadly or dangerous weapon and for conspiring ahead of time to use the spray against the officers. they have been behi

goal to have 70 percent of the population with at least one dose by the start of july and white house correspondent kelly how could that live in washington can believe anything. still to come here on al-jazeera people in scotland head to the polls but will a vote for independence be on the ballot paper. and many will mouths to feed a warning that the virus conflict and climate change are writing millions of people to a world hunger crisis. hello nice to see you i'd like to start in the event in the caucuses where we had some really downpours of rain rolling through as we head toward the caspian sea that's now going to clear out on thursday so we'll see a return of the sunshine for example in places like baku in the forecast we get the heat really now starting to pour into the gulf so kuwait we have a high of 43 on thursday of course we've been talking about that heat through the love that over the last little while and those temperatures do continue damascus 33 or below 34 degrees will be the high for you on thursday it's a good bit further south around the arabian sea typical showers that we've been see

least the first dose of the covid-19 vaccine by july 4th this new goal comes as the pace of vaccinations slow scott force. washington correspondent kellieing us live. >> with the administration's latest effort try to get more shots in people's arms. kelly. >> good evening, grant and vicki. while president biden said this new goal and he laid out 3 ways. he plans to reach it by vaccinating kids increasing access and convincing skeptical americans to get the shot. >> with 2 months until the 4th of july president joe biden stood in the white house state dining room with a new goal to have 70%. >> adult americans. least one shot. and 160 million americans fully vaccinated. the president outlined 3 new efforts he says will help make this possible. first getting kids and teens ages 12 to 15 vaccinated. the fda could authorize use of the pfizer vaccine in that age bracket as early as next week. if that announcement comes. >> we are ready to easy. second making the process easier by opening walk-in appointments at pharmacies across the country. and finally convincing hesitant americans to get the shot.

daniel kelly, julie cooley. it's not the way to make it to nails and safety for mark was fine seal, let the celebrations, knowing his club no longer needed a result against byron in their final match at the season the manager. but it seemed to have a lot of heart and character. we showed that today, i'm playing with a man down after 15 minutes and really fighting is not a good. and i'm just glad the team got their reward and that the club will be playing in the bonus again next season. meanwhile, breyman slide down to the relegation. play off spot. co felt was let go shortly after the match and outcome. he didn't foresee in his last interview with coach. everything is possible. it's possible that we go down. it's possible that we have to go through negation and it's possible that we, when we say direction. so, but we, what we can influence the game against us and we have to collect the points. that's the most important. if raven do collect those points, it will be under my shot who won the leak with raymond, in

july 4th will be something to celebrate. the president said the new goal as the pace of vaccination slows kron four's, washington correspondent. >> kellie meyer joins us now live tonight with the administration's latest effort to try to get more shots in american arms. kelly. >> good evening. kind of making president biden said out this new goal and he laid out 3 ways he plans to reach it by vaccinating kids increasing access and convincing skeptical americans to get the shot. >> with 2 months until the 4th of july president joe biden stood in the white house state dining room with a new goal to have 70%. >> adult americans. least one shot. 160 million americans fully vaccinated. the president outlined 3 new efforts he says will help make this possible. first getting kids and teens ages 12 to 15 vaccinated. the fda could authorize use of the pfizer vaccine in that age bracket as early as next week. if that announcement comes. >> we are ready to easy second making the process easier by opening walk-in appointments at pharmacies across the country. and finally convincing hesitant americans to get the shot. this is not a democrat or republ

>> can bazemore and kelly oubre a junior would keep their own draft pick, and they own the minnesota pick, top three protected, really confident really collocated. this draft is july9. and now we are on a segue to the giants, just a few blocks from the center. friends, rivals, oracle park, first of 19, picking up the third inning, chris taylor got one to drive, served up by alex wood, a two run big fly opened the scoring. the only runs allowed in six innings. he made no friends of the giants fans tonight, starting at 11, 100 run in 6 1/3, egging them on, the dodgers when it 2- 1, the giants are now tied with the padres for the first in the nl west. bob melvin and the a's were in anaheim tonight, at the angels, top seven, the big blow was high, i'm chad, and i'm mad. how about a three run home run to put them ahead six doke for? bottom of the inning, watch how close the angels are. ramon gets a great grab to save the day, he also had a home run in the ninth. they win eight doke for and move the game a half-game ahead of the astros for the first in the west. south carolina swim through the pga champion championships, brad merritt takes it to the second hole and made

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. >> by july 4th the president set a new goal as the pace of vaccinations slows down washington correspondent kelliemeyer joins us now live with the administration's latest efforts to get more shots in american arms. kelly. >> good evening. so now that's right. president biden laid out his new goal and he laid out 3 ways. he says he's going to make it happen by vaccinating kids. increasing access and convincing skeptical americans to get the shot. >> with 2 months until the 4th of july president joe biden stood in the white house state dining room with a new goal to have 70%. >> adult americans. least one shot. and 160 million americans fully vaccinated. the president outlined 3 new efforts he says will help make this possible. first getting kids and teens ages 12 to 15 vaccinated. the fda could authorize use of the pfizer vaccine in that age bracket as early as next week. if that announcement comes. >> we are ready to move immediately. second making the process easier by opening walk-in appointments at pharmacies across the country. and finally convincing hesitant americans to get the shot. this is

kellie: in terms of the rates market, we do think we will see a shift from the rba in july.s it should move to a bullish yield control curve and have more flexibility around recovery and just utilize their q.e. program. we really are seeing, we do see high yields in australia. this time is really different. recovery is really being boosted by fiscal stimulus. and we're now at a point where we see the rba needs to shift to managing a much stronger recovery. >> as the yields are ticking up higher, do we see a widening of the aussie-u.s. 10 year? do you believe that the supply demand imbalance will continue? >> it is a good question. in the u.s., that is the market we see most underperformance. we think about the u.s. debt. that is where we see the most inflation pressure. we do see economies overheating. the fed potentially getting behind the curve. we do see the u.s. underperforming yield markets. but aussie bonds -- are across this environment. we see yields moving up. >> kellie, thanks for much for joining us. now, coming up, naomi osaka has officially dropped out of the fr

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july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >> before the item gets on their agenda. maureen kellyn 4 news. >> we've reached out to oakland a's for comment on the las vegas mayor statements and so far they haven't responded. still to come at 05:30am tonight. an effort to curb illegal. illegal dumping in the east bay oakland is bringing back a program here aimed at making the streets clean or how you can actually participate. >> and in north bay school as a brand new name the bay area hero who is being honored posthumously and why school officials say there really was time for a change. also tonight, the fbi showing support for the bay. area's asian community. how the agency plans to crack down the made a public appearance to show support for the asian american community in oakland with hate crimes on the rise. the agency says it's prepared to shift resources to deal with the problem. >> our first charles clifford has details. >> the fbi says that they are aware that across the country here in california. the bay area, there has been a real surge in recent months. of hate crimes aga

july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >> before the item gets on their agenda. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> we've asked the oakland a's to comment on the statements from the las vegas mayor. so far they have not responded. trial of 3 former minneapolis police officers charged in the death of george floyd. >> has been postponed. the judge ruled this morning that the trial should start until march of 2022 the 3 men were set to face jurors on august 23rd on charges that they aided and abetted both murder and manslaughter. the officers co-defendant derick chauvin has already been convicted of murder and manslaughter charges for what happened to george floyd all 4 officers also face federal charges alleging that they violated floyd's civil rights during his arrest last may 25th. here in the bay area. the fbi made a public show support for the asian community today in oakland with hate crimes on the rise. the agency says is prepared to shift resources to deal with the problem. our ultimate goal is to protect victims. >> to help them get justice and to stop violent offenders from h

july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >> before the item gets on their agenda. maureen kelly kron 4 news. okay. let's continue talking about the a's going for the 3 game sweep against the red sox do not go well. however, for oakland a's, the a's gave up 7 runs in just 2 innings they go on to lose by final of a 2, 1, the a's are still tied for the most wins in the american league back open now travels to minnesota to take on the twins first pitch tonight set at 5 cans. our time here on the >> the first place giants taking on the pirates in pittsburgh in the 5th inning. mike, just some ski with the rbi triple buster posey scores to give the giants a three-run lead. they go on to win by final of 3 to one game 2 in the series is set for this afternoon. first pitch 3.35. we will be right back on the kron 00:00am morning news. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best

last super cycle but kelly, tyler, did you know we were talking about six straight down days for lumber prices as well it's fallen 24% during that span at least for lumber futures for julydays, and all we've been talking about, dom, is how much it's been going up. >> right and home prices and rent prices have been going up because of that so this is going to be interesting to see if this is the whole transitory word that the fed likes to word. >> absolutely. i still thought we were talking about the headlines moving higher i did not know we had come down quite that much. dom, thank you thanks, everybody, for watching "power lunch." tyler, we'll see you tomorrow. "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you, kelly and tyler. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange the major averages are in the red this monday afternoon, though off the worst levels of the session following the worst week for stocks since february let's look at what is driving the action in this final hour of trade. apple, microsoft, netflix down more than a percent. tesla is down significantly more this follows a 2.3% drop for the nasdaq in the la

july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >> before the item gets on their agenda. maureen kellyn 4 news we have asked the oakland a's to comment on the statements from the las vegas mayor. and so far the team has not responded. >> the home of the raiders is bringing the las vegas nightlife experience to the stands wynn resorts is launching a new club concept. >> at the raiders new stadium. they're offering fans a field level party. it will stretch the length of the end zone. it will feature at at t visa 9 by 35 foot led screen to dj booths bottle service. the wind field club will also have its own separate entrance. >> take a look at these colors. red green and gold smoke symbolizing on happiness from english soccer fans over their longtime ownership group. manchester united fans protesting today in stretford, england after the club's part in a failed attempt to try to launch a european super league. the demonstration took place ahead of a match in which manchester united lost to rival liverpool. these 2 teams are set to play 11 days earlier. but the game was called off when fan

july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >> before the item gets on their agenda. maureen kelly. >> now to bay area, baseball. the first place. giants taking on the pirates in pittsburgh in the 5th inning yeah. as with the rbi triple to the quarter. drops. the guy gets up and then by then was on 3rd base buster posey. he chips and as well he gives the giants a three-run lead. they go on to win by final of 3 to one game 2 in the series set for this afternoon. first pitch at 3.35 our time. the first place oakland a's going for a 3 game sweep against the red sox. it did not go well. they gave up 7 runs in just the first 2 innings. they go on to lose by a final score of 8 to one. the a's are still tied for the most winds in the american league oakland. this is a travel day for them. they are going to minnesota you know that they traveled yesterday. they will play today, i should say at 05:10am, tonight, our time. >> time now is 6.51 and the santa clara university women's soccer team is headed to the nc double a championship. the broncos are back in the title game for the first time