did keith own a gun?uck that i just got that's never had any -- i mean, it's never been loaded. >> as part of standard protocol, they asked for teeth's clothes. they will be tested for gunshot residue. >> what you're wearing now, is at first close from this morning ? >> before wrapping up the interview, the detective took a look at keith's cell phone. >> while i'm reviewing this phone, i see that he obtains a text message, an incoming text message from a lady by the name of deanna james. >> the message read, did you make it home okay? keith was quick to point out his relationship with deanna was completely platonic. >> she's more like a guy friend. >> nothing sexual? >> that's right. >> after that, keith was released to agree with his family. detective carter set out to verify story. >> that puts in three hours away from this house fire. >> assured his check-in time and checkout time. >> a quick check of keith.god found he had been telling the truth as well. the gun looked as though it had never been fire

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keith davidson, yes. >> we're going to lay it on thick. that is one of the text messages. we're doing to lay it on thick for her to execute this deal. you've been a part of campaigns, i've covered a number of them, and if anybody covering these campaigns or the public at large should become familiar with the details, right, the legality aside, just politically here, of the lengths to which somebody is going through in order to tamp down or cover up a story, it is laid out in the form of those text messages. that we were not all privy to in 2016. these don't come into light until well into donald trump's presidency. so when you ask about the stakes here and joking about an ambassadorship, real or not, i think for us, i was talking with producer dan who i was on the road with back in 2016 as we were going through all of this and if we have known in real time the lengths to which donald trump and perhaps even mike pence knew the lengths to which donald trump was going to suppress the salacious stories about

. >> reporter: keith davidson is a player in all of this. questions of what he could publically testify to are going to be so prudent here for the district attorney's office in showing this jury here that this was a scheme that was concocted and understood by multiple individuals. keith davidson was the attorney, a high-profile attorney working for not only karen mcdougal in 2016 but also stormy daniels. he was the one who allegedly went to michael cohen as well as the editor and chief of the "national enquirer" in david pecker on behalf of karen mcdougal and stormy daniels to arrange the payments. he worked with david pecker and the editor for the "national enquirer" to secure that $150,000 payment for karen mcdougal. in october of 2016, he was the one just two weeks before the 2016 election that worked on that $130,000 wire transfer for michael cohen to him on behalf of stormy daniels. he is the one who was so intrinsically aware of this alleged scheme to the point that he was the one negotiating the selling of the stories of karen mcdouga

in this case, keith davidson, by contrast, did not. he said, basically, i received immunity by virtue of my grand jury testimony, but didn't seek it. to your point, i think the point still holds, keith davidson is not a witness with an ax to grind, but is also the case that he did receive some limited forms of immunity for testifying before the grand jury. >> it brings me in a throughline to karen mcdougal which is this, that looking back on her interview with anderson cooper, she seems absolutely -- and, yes, jeremy is right, she was going to get something out of this, right? her main goal was to further her career, which had stalled. she wanted to be a model. she wanted to have television appearances, or whatever. but she was not somebody who came across to me in the interview that i saw as someone who had negative feelings toward donald trump, she talked pretty openly about the fact that she loved him, she talked about the fact that she believed he loved her, and i wonder if it is helpful to the prosecution to establish these are no

and i'm sure that keith is.was just thinking to myself, i'd rather be dead than to go through what i'm going through. it wasn't until her release that she discovered her son, shai, who she thought had been killed, had survived the attack. why do you think it is that keith and the others are still held after all this time? i think that hamas is getting the pleasure of them being there and seeing us suffer. i think that everybody, the whole world needs to do more. just get them out, just get them out. aviva siegel, talking to lucy manning. there's concern at westminster tonight amongst campaigners who've been trying to get compensation for those affected by the contaminated blood scandal. mps had previously inflicted a defeat on the government to ensure the creation of a new body within three months to oversee payments. that could change. hugh pym is here. what happened tonight. it hers that could change. hugh pym is here. what happened tonight.— what happened tonight. it has been described as — what happened toni

so keith davidson is the lawyer. he's trying to get money for stormy daniels and one of the things that's interesting is he keeps telling he doesn't he has doubts in michael cohen's integrity. i think it's fair so breaking news at one point, they're trying to get this money and david pecker and dylan howard and all the fine folks from the national enquirer, tabloid kingdom are not going to pay it because they've already paid it to karen mcdougal. >> they thought they were going to get repaid. they were not repaid. they're like, okay, michael cohen, you're on your own here and what's interesting is cohen towels. here comes donald trump so we'll just listen in and then we'll pick up the conversation on the backside here. >> okay. thank you very much. this gag order is not only can you it's totally constitution i'm the republican candidate for president indicted states i received this honore in record time. nobody's ever gotten faster it's never that nobody's ever got the numbers that we got and i'm sitting in a courtho

and this is keith davidson. now, he's an attorney who represented both karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. and the reason he's really important is here is because in negotiating the deals, the hush money deals with mcdougal and stormy daniels michael cohen dealt with keith davidson. he was not dealing on the mechanics and the logistics of it with mcdaniel mcdougal and stormy daniels. so right now we're in the middle of keith davidson testifying about the negotiations that were happening between him on behalf of these clients and donald trump's camp and with other outlets now, who's next? i suspect keith davidson is going to take the rest of the day or close to the rest of the day with his testimony and cross exam, we don't know. prosecutors have been plant playing it really close to the vest. it feels like they are setting the stage for stormy daniels to take the stand at some point soon, of course, later in the trial, we're looking for at karen mcdougal. prosecutors may call home six could take the stand, and of

he said keith davidson says, yes, who sent the first text in this chain keith davidson. it's for me. and what did you say? >> trump is eft you wrote the whole word out f's in the text. >> he says, i did. what prompted you to say that trump was after the access hollywood tape? how to deal and howard respond, dylan howard over ami the national enquirer, he responded with waved the white flag. it's over people exclamation point. and how did you interpret that? i think he was second in my opinion he asks based on the access hollywood tape, answer yes. >> it was very well. let me get caitlin, who has been covering this very thoroughly. what did you make of this exchange? >> yeah. not only is this highlighting the nexus between the campaign and all of the folks dealing with the hush money stories, the catch and kill plans. >> but this access hollywood moment and the reactions to it, it is the central moment in the 2016 campaign for trump, where it becomes clear he has an issue potentially with female voters, and then it's the catalyst for the series of things that come after t

and i'm sure that keith is. shai had survived the attack. and when i saw shai for the first time, i couldn't stop hugging him, and i told him that i thought that he was dead. why do you think it is that keith and the others are still held after all this time? i think that hamas is getting the pleasure of them being there and seeing us suffer. i think that everybody, the whole world needs to do more. just get them out, just get them out. lucy manning speaking to aviva siegel there. the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, has insisted his country will make its own decisions about how to respond to iran's attack. he was speaking after meeting the foreign secretary, lord cameron, and germany's foreign minister, who both urged restraint, amid fears israel could retaliate aggressively and escalate the conflict in the middle east. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is injerusalem for us. and there are real fears that this could escalate further? yes, there are. if israel chooses to retaliate hard ag

keith is a grandfather, he's a husband, he's a brother, he's an uncle.re a very, very close family, and that's what we're feeling. more than any of the political considerations, more than thinking about the day after and what happens, those are really, really important questions, but i think this video is a reminder that these are human beings and they need to come home. >> the u.s. says hamas is standing in the way of a deal. are you concerned that if an invasion of southern gaza, of rafah happens, that your uncle will be at risk of death? >> very concerned. i mean, he talks in the video about hearing bombs all around him. >> yeah. >> and so we worry about the fact that he's being held underground by a terrorist group, of course. we worry about the fact that he's starving. when aviva came out she talked to us about how they were beginning to starve, and i can't imagine that that hasn't gotten so much worse. you can see it on his face. and we also worry about the bombs going off. >> of course. >> around him. >> of course. thank you for reminding us about

denison was for keith davidson. back with me are rebecca and danny.l with using pseudonyms? why make up fun names with ill >> to conceal. at least the prosecution's going to argue. it's interesting they use the peggy peterson and denison. if this case was a court case, but these fictional names are used to hide the actual identities of the people involved. now, is that concealment of the other crime that the people need to get to that felony level of falsification of business records? maybe not, but it sets stage. creates the atmosphere that this was done on the hush hush, therefore making it easier, at least the people will argue, to believe that this was, that transaction was an order to conceal the or to influence the election and that they made out their concealment element. >> i think we understand clearly the contours the argument they're making. i understand the moment in time they're talking about but even i can get lost in the forest here. how's the prosecution doing in reminding the jurors what they are there specifically to decide? >> the f

i don't know if keith agrees with that or not. keith i do. i think the fed does not have a race and labor problem like it thinks. the fed has a fiscal problem. until the government spends responsibly, they may as well be taking blood out of their left arm and putting it in their right. oh, god. well, you say the magnificent seven stocks will have strong earnings releases. here we are at the beginning of the first quarter earnings season. keith, how does this play out. well again here is this is the interesting people constantly hunt for strong stocks. look for pockets of the economy that are going well. well if you line up with the great big themes that are moving our world, i think those are still going to be the stocks you want to pay attention to. i think the numbers are going to get a little rougher. people are going to begin to focus on operations. but don't forget the investment and forward looking guidance, i think is going to be a lot stronger than a lot of people think. so i'm looking for good numbers here. well, adam, we've started

some of the times it was just keith and i. we were separated. they moved keith and i 13 times.o we were with lots and lots of terrorists that didn't treat us well and starved us. shouted at us and threatened us and pushed us and pulled my hair. they shaved keith one of the days looking like an arab and told him he needs to share his whole body. then laughed at him. they told the girls one of the times to take a shower and had to leave the door open for them to watch them. one of the girls, they hit her with a stick. she didn't even scream. she said she didn't want to give them the pleasure of them hurting her. we were scared of them. we did everything they told us. they told us to lie down, we lay down. they told us not to move, we didn't move. they told us to keep quiet, we kept quiet, while they didn't even let us talk. or move. >> what is your message to america? >> the message to the whole world, wake up. i want peace for the whole world. i want good for the people in gaza. i want people -- good for people in israel. i want good for the people all around the world. it can't

keith: 85. well keith you're already will see you again real soon were about to open the market, somebody will lean forward and pressed the button and we be in business on this april fools' day, that's a forget that in okay here we go, we are open and that i was flashing well down nine points, that's .02 percent, nothing split market and about one third up and two thirds down on the down 30. 30.hillary: the second quarter. stuart: always looking on the bright side so is a look at the s&p and how's that open hardly any movement at all. .02 percent up and okay, nasdaq composite, maybe some movement that they're not much well that ..12 percent higher there you go, a big tech please, talk microsoft which is up to boxes morning. >> on cellulite a bit. stuart: alphabet isn't that was on his open benefit have all are down pretty i was going bitcoin is still this morning finally just a little bit is right there is $70000 per bitcoin so what we have with starts see a little days away from that expected i

davidson play in all this entire scenario here what do you think about the significance of what keith davidson texted on election night 2016, where he asked after all this happened, what have we done that of course is when donald trump was elected president he clearly believed that they had an election related roland yeah. >> well you know, there's here we are at 100 centre street in manhattan, right? >> the covering little background noise there well, there's a lot of that that's coming out that people people have had since david pecker's testimony, get a white. why did david pecker, one of the most interesting parts of his testimony? that kind of ties into this whole thing. and people's growing concerns is originally david pecker was very concerned about the $150,000 that ami laid out for karen mcdougal and he was pushing michael cohen and thereby pushing trump very hard. they come up with the money and michael cohen went so far as to set up an llc which was testified by the banker this morning to actually receive money to get back to donald, to to get to be a pass-through, so to sp

keith died in february after battling stomach cancer. great roger clemens, who was a friend of keith's, concluded the tribute with an appropriate toast let toby hear you. >> repeat after me, whiskey for my men and beer for my horses. let's go. >> country music fans know that is a lyric from keith's song beer for my horses. as for the big winner of the night, jelly roll won video of the year and performance of the year. next, the mystery of who won the $1.3 billion powerball jackpot. >> we don't know the who, but we know the where. the winning ticket was purchased in portland, oregon. the winner has a year to claim their prize. saturday night's drawing was actually held sunday morning due to a delay in one state's security procedures. now, to a man who got his 10,000 steps and then some. yeah, try running nearly 10,000 miles. >> a british man is now the first person to run the length of the african continent. russ cook started in south africa last april. he finished sunday at the northern end and after 352 days in nearly 10,000 miles, the

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that's for sure, keith cowan, keith, we appreciate you walking us through the day of the solar eclipse in north america . thank oh, my pleasure. well, today's almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find this on youtube, x and facebook, either w news. you can follow me a break golf tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. i'll see you then if the in the 50 or 60 for the quote is one way to have him going. and then i'll come in. and this has happened in the last decade. this is not very long, the voltage even in our life go based and g o is helping to protect endangered marine and fire. that's how the how the, the eco india. next on d. w. magical d. dark melancholy. the paintings of caspar davi treated like an artist whose works continued to influence the world even today. but why exactly? finally, before the 250 at the anniversary of his birth taskbar diabetes explained both unveiled in 16 minutes on d. w. the . the world of free speech, free access to free information for trainings and next take action d, they'll use global media fo

that's for sure, keith cowan, keith, we appreciate you walking is through the day of the solar eclipse in north america . thank you. my pleasure for the day is almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find this on youtube, x and facebook, either the w news. you can follow me to print it off tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then if the new ideas we gain self confidence in terms of sustainability and recycling, electric call manufacture emberly's us. when it comes down to process the competitive some china and the us all the way ahead, we move the green transport. these profitable german companies. next, on d w. it's time for new ideas. it's time to ask to say it's a big giant, big clean the air, or the habitat or the many spaces are imposed with climate protectors. but these forest giants are under threats around the world. ready it's time to recognize that trees around like those in 60 minutes on d w the, the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you that i wish i could h

here is keith morrison with the interrogation. >> a freak snowstorm's mother the little town of the blue ridge mountains. february 19, 2003 just before 9:00 a.m. went to orono, virginia was unused to this. a piercing sound, a fire alarm. now the snowstorm was the last thing on the fire chief's mind. >> the alarm went off for a house fire with hostages possibly ramped -- trapped inside. >> the alarm is on a quiet street, lined with starter homes. >> you are running a lot of things through your mind. who are the occupants you will have to rescue? >> the fire trucks raced to the home of a recently separated woman named anne charles. >> we were concentrating on getting up the steps and getting into those rooms that we were pretty sure we have victims. >> neighbors crowd in behind police barricades. one of them an 18-year-old who lived up the street with a single mom. an awkward kid, a bit immature for his age. he has strep throat that morning and was taking antibiotics, but nothing could keep him from this. his name was robert davis. >> everyone goes down to watch. we sat there and watch for

keith, people commemorate soldiers who died defending ukraine from russian troops. that's cautious release the more aid from the us could finally be coming soon of the literacy. so the media at 1st glance, $61000000000.00 might not seem like a lot, but it gives us a chance to get weapons as soon as possible and kick the russian invaders out of ukraine. we can screen the, is the unit, only the consumer. we eat the end, the war on time, so that's a very unfair to us. to keep fighting with the aid, we get more, we don't have a lot of options. it's out all me without partners weapons, it's a pool, but ukrainian soldiers have been waiting for since last. yeah. so you cranes, president has been pleading for more defense systems and more munition, the for i think every one who supported dell package. this is a life saving decisions. i am grateful personally to speak of mike johnson, to all american hearts who like us and ukraine, feel that russian evil definitely should not prevail. us low, make his kid and waved ukrainian flags off to the vote. the nearly $61000000000.00

we can speak to keith in torquay.ah, a lot of what he was saying i think — phil. yeah, a lot of what he was saying i think it _ phil. yeah, a lot of what he was saying i think it relates - phil. yeah, a lot of what he was saying i think it relates quite . phil. yeah, a lot of what he was saying i think it relates quite a i saying i think it relates quite a lot to our youngest, who now wants to be known by the pronouns them and they. i can relate a lot to what he was saying. my first experience was with our eldest, who is now 27. he transitioned and is now an amazing, really happy young adult. it was a fabulous experience for him and really positive. i think from him coming and talking to us at the age of 16, all of the processes we went through with the nhs was really rigorous to make sure that it was right for him. and then all of the treatment he got down in brighton and the support we had as a family with him at their trust in exeter, they were excellent to speak to. i think the bottom line is, if a child is unhapp

keith morrison: midnight august 28, 2009, oxnard, california.e app to get great deals >>> midnight, august 28, 2009. oxnard, california. the woman in full panic. >> there are shots being fired? >> the woman on the phone was jane. the wife of the hometown hero. dave was still outside she said where she heard shots fired. >> where did you last see your husband? >> he told me to get back in and then i heard the shots. stay with me, i have two officers there. >> the officers had to lockdown and call in a homicide team to investigate further. >> the ventura county das investigator, by the time first responders arrived, there was no sign of a prowler but they did find dave. >> he was shot multiple times, he was on the ground face down with obvious gunshot wounds to his back in the back of his head. >> jane was a mess, she told investigators she had no idea who would do this. michael, 10 years old at the time, slept through it and jane's brother took charge of him while jane went to the police station to offer a more complete statement. it was a normal

keith as always, is great having you on the show. so large parts of north america were treated to the spectacular phenomenon, but for people missed out what is so special about a total solar eclipse, as well as your to duction mentioned this happened once or twice a year. but normally it's silver either the ocean where nobody lives or parts of the world, we're going to a lot of people. this one cut straight across to 3 countries like that, you know, half a 1000000000 people in the past. it was perhaps 30 to 40000000 people who got the full eclipse and maybe 3 times that in the area nearby. i and you know, it doesn't happen that off and i can remember the times. i've seen them. uh, one was back in 1970 and that was one boy. so it must be something that i remember that date, it was march 7th, 1970. so there's something about them was they were saying the path of totality swept across several major north american cities. what was it like where you are in washington dc. we had about 90 percent coverage and i was actually on the air with

urgently needed military $8.00 to $61000000000.00 package, promises fresh weapons and ammunition for keith as it finds to hold back, rushing for 6 plus tick tock under thread in the us. the house passes a bill effectively banning the popular social media app unless it's separate from it's chinese parent company the i'm michael ok. welcome. ukrainian president. a lot of his zalinski has welcomed what he called a life saving a package passed by the us house of representatives. he said the $61000000000.00 a bade will send a powerful message to the kremlin that washington will stay with keith. the legislation is expected to be approved by the us senate on tuesday and quickly signed into law by president joe biden, ukrainians hope this report will help stop the current russian advance on the front line. on the street in the ukrainian capital keys, people commemorates soldiers who died, defending ukraine from russian troops. that's cautious release, the more aid from the us could finally be coming soon of the literacy. so the media at 1st glance, $61000000000.00 might not seem like a lot, but it

they pushed keith and they broke his ribs.as the only one that could look after keith and took care of him. and when they took that girl and she came back and i hugged her, i could see that something happened. >> we want to thank you for your testimony. and thank you for being with us today. "chris jansing reports" starts right now.

having keith davidson answer these questions methodically and in chronological order. we started off in june with him coming with that text message to the national enquirer editor saying quote, i have a blockbuster trump story. then one month later, knowing they were going to be competing with ami and abc was allegedly interested in getting mcdougle's story. you have the editor of the national enquirer messaging keith davidson saying quote, we are going to lay it on thick for her. so you suddenly have these players here who are so instrumental to understanding whether this was actually a conspiracy here at play. i think it's important. we were talking about the likes of karen mcdougle and stormy daniels here. these are not political figures. we've got to continue to come back to that. that in the middle of all this is a republican nominee who you just saw walk into the courtroom followed by senior adviser, jason miller, as well as club for growth president, david mcintosh. you have ken paxton, ag out of texas. eric trump, his own son. so really for the first time in st

keith morrison (voiceover): richie wilder, >>>. he kept stabbing her. >> richie wilder jr.ew shocking story that put him and his ex-wife angila's bedroom the night she was stabbed to death. but did he kill her? oh, no, richie said. so who did? richie was finally ready to reveal the secret to point the finger at that very man who first accused him. the killer was angila's fiance chris. but to start from the beginning . richie said chris discovered angila was cheating on him while he worked his night shift at walmart. he wanted to catch her in the act. who -- fruit she was an unfit mother so they chris and richie could win custody of their respective kids. sounded good to richie so friday, november 13th, 2:15 a.m. >> richie said he picked up chris from walmart and drove him to the house. they were supposed to catch her in the act of treating gents up cheating on chris. >> the first thing i noticed is it wasn't a person. >> maybe chris didn't understand that, said richie, because he went crazy and started stabbing her. >> i checked her for a pulse. like, she scratch my face. i

but toby keith and his incredible band, guitar player that you saw last night at the awards. had the honour and privilege and excitement to jam with those guys. i'm doing a special event with big and rich and all these country bands, those players, toby's guitar player, richie's one of the greatest guitar players in the world and make a problem with country music is that they do not put our volume work properly within the context of that music. here's a tip for country music people. turn up the damn guitar, would you. >> jesse: i saw roger clemens almost crying. this guy throws fastballs you don't charge the mound with rogers on the mount, this guy's a tough as nails. and he was crying. this award show touched me. it touched me. >> a lot of heart and soul. the little too much cartooning type of pop music for my taste. i like more bold, from detroit, motown funk brothers and are those artists. what you saw spirit there listening and i salute them all especially the tears that are because we lost a great toby keith, everybody cry. a salute everybody there who represented that a

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and that's why toby keith and i connected.d what you're acknowledging there, jesse, is thad t the musc industry, especially the country artists, you know, tobyc said, i'm more countryl h than all the other country because i'm a rancher and farmer, a hunter, a fisherman, a trapper. >> i'm a sheriff deput y, and id believe in god, family, country, constitution, bill of rightsi beli, ten commandments,c and order. >> that man in the arena, work ethiommas, along ic that helpedt together helps me get it together. and i would recommen together a that young man who got arrested again get clearresten and sober immediately because god gave us this precious gift of and the only way to show appreciation and accountabilitey is treat your sacred temple and your spirit as a gift from god. >> and that'temple ae s what i've done for the last 75 years. that's why i'm still going out. i'm not going to tou whyr again because hotels are like jail, but i'm still doing ted nugent likey is here in texas and i'm still rocking out. rocking e are great,

i did talk to austan goolsbee on that subject, keith.t to get your reaction to this. >> if we start getting better readings that show us that that arc of inflation coming down is true, that will make us feel a lot better about where we are in terms of monetary policy environment. if the pce inflation is reinflating, then like i say, our job is stabilize prices, and we will stabilize the prices. neil: which means you will not be cutting. finish. [laughter] as a i say, i'm not going to, i'm not going to commit to what the policy should be -- [laughter] let's just look at the numbers. neil: all right. what he was talking about there, and you know this better than anyone, keith, the arc of data, you know, is, it's friendly and the price data looks friendly, all is fine with the world. if we get more numbers like the pce, the personal if consumption expenditures index which shows inflation at its core, apparently a favorite number of the federal reserve, that could be another thing and all bets are off. if all bets are off, in other words, if

keith morrison: september 19th, 2007 dawned in chicago like any other late summer day.d, windy-- the usual. except for one thing, nailah franklin-- ambitious, dependable, and always on her phone-- was suddenly radio silent-- >>> september 19, 2007 donned in late chicago like any other summer day. hot, humid, windy, the usual, except for one thing, nailah franklin . ambitious, dependable, and always on her phone was suddenly radio silent, even with her new love, andre. >> i called that morning, emailed her, called her again early afternoon. >> that is when you sent her that email, are you alive? and you probably didn't mean it the way -- >> no. >> big sister lehia did get a call not from nailah, but from her boss. >> he said she had missed a meeting. immediately my spidey senses were high. so i tried to call her, didn't get her. >> she called her friends and other siblings. had anyone heard from nailah? >> i said no, i haven't. i've actually been really busy and i haven't talked to her. >> she called the chicago pd, filed a missing persons report then drove over to naila

here's keith morrison with "mean girls." "mean girls." >> an interesting species, teenage girls. some are sweet. some are not. some are not. we call them mean girls and some in particular, as you're about to see, could be very mean indeed. it was 1997 when their story began here in the high desert north of l.a., lancaster, california. there was sarah chapin, then 18, a cheerleader and local beauty queen. you were a pretty popular kid in high school. >> i wasn't really popular, about the i was a cheerleader. >> which helps. >> yes. >> amy priestmeyer 16, sporty, an a.p. student who looked like a girl next-door. >> amy and i were just two goofballs and we had a lot of fun. yeah, we partied, but things didn't get as serious until jennifer came in the picture and jennifer and amy became good friends. >> jennifer kellogg, 18, a little dangerous, catalyst for mischief or worse. >> jennifer was the wild child. she was on the dance team in high school and she always was the bolder one of any of us and she was always there for you if you needed her and especially if you got in trouble. sh

song by keith urban. that was keith's 2002 megahit "somebody like you."ans, we didn't plan this but there's australians here. we planted subconsciously. you've seen her in some blockbusters like bridesmaids, the hustle and the pitch-perfect franchise. she is a memoir out called "rebel rising and you can find it wherever books are sold. say hello to rebel wilson, everybody. [cheers and applause] hi. you smell so good. i don't know what you're wearing but it's intoxicating. >> rebel: maybe it's just australian musk or something. >> kelly: you are a mama since the last time you are on the show. >> rebel: yeah. >> kelly: congratulations. >> rebel: thank you. >> kelly: look at that precious little number. >> rebel: that's my daughter royce. she's turning 17 months today. she stressed most precious little angel and i adore her. her first word was mum. it just melted me when she said that. now every time she

those are correspond currently in a to more in keith. well, us present you're buying has signed a bill into law authorizing billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine. a day earlier, lawmakers gave the final green light to the $61000000000.00 package ending a months long stand off in congress by the says, supplies will soon be on their way. i'm making sure the shipment start right away. the next few hours really be 2 hours from equipment to ukraine for air defense positions for artillery rocket systems and armor vehicles. now this package is literally invest not only in your brand new credit, but in your, in our own secure. well, the 1st official shipment of new aid is set to arrive in the next hours and days. us officials have confirmed that ukraine has begun using a long range missiles secretly shift in recent weeks as part of a previous a package. they say the missiles were used for the 1st time in a strike on the russian airfield in crimea. last week. the army tactical missile systems were part of a $300000000.00 assistance pack

the $61000000000.00 package provides fresh weaponry and munitions to keith, as excites back against russian forces attempting to capture gets territory. also coming up, pakistan ready to send hundreds of thousands of refugees back to afghanistan. the plan leaves thousands of women fearing for their future under taliban rule. the unlike look who welcome us. lawmakers have approved a bill providing over $61000000000.00 in aid and military support to ukraine. the package had been delayed for months due to cross party wrangling. democrats joined forces with some moderate republican lawmakers to push the bill through the majority of republicans voted against a low make his chin waves ukrainian flags as the house of representatives gave the green light for more a to ukraine. the nearly $61000000000.00 aid package includes funds for more weapons, for keys, for training, for ukrainian soldiers, as well as more cash to help the us replenish its own weapons stockpiles. and it provides for greater account ability over ukraine 8. it forces an in game strategy for the ukraine war and includes a loan ins

larry: keith self, by the way that is a scary thought and we appreciate the thought.n your judgment will israel finish the job with hamas in south gaza and rafah what do you think, sir? >> larry, i served with the idf for two years. i spent a lot of time. i been to most of their military bases. i believe they're committed to this. i believe they have every intention to continue to dismantle the hamas infrastructure. that means they have to take out those battalions that remain in rafah. i think joe biden is throwing every obstacle he can in front of the israelis but i think they're committed. obviously they have to react to u.s. policy but i think they are committed. i think they will finish the job. larry: you know almost from day one, our friend newt gingrich, labeled this big government socialism on tonight's show we were talking about the overregulation going on but you look at it, the spending and borrowing and the deficit finances and overregulation, and the attempts to raise taxes left and right, i mean, i would say it is worse than obama to tell you the truth,

like power generation plans, keith has been pleading for more defense systems for months. ukraine's president expressed his gratitude to the us, little make his involved and moving the stalled aid forward. the board. i think every one who's supposed to del package. this is a like saving decisions. i am grateful personally to speak of mike johnson, to all american hearts who like us and ukraine, feel that russian evil definitely should not prevail. so i hope that the package will be considered in the us senate and submitted to president biden's desk quickly enough to look at shifting the final vote to release the support for ukraine should happen this coming week. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister has announced the kremlin same to capture the ukrainian city of hawk keith in a russian radio interview survey lab. rob said that hockey is key to put in this idea of creating the militarized zones in ukraine, which would protect russian border settlements from ukrainian fire or keepers, ukraine's 2nd largest city and has been under fear, spin environment for weeks with key infrastructure being ta

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. >> my aunt aviva and uncle keith siegel were both taken together, and aviva was released on day 51, the same day that abigail was released, and she's home, and we're just -- i don't even know how to express the amazing feeling, yet at the same time, keith is there. she knows exactly what keith and all of the hostages are going through every single day, and i just want to underline the urgency. the opportunity for a deal is not going to get any better than it is today, and i just -- i think that's why we're all here today, the urgency and hearing aviva's story is, you know, it's horrific. all the testimony is. my heart just breaks. she's a living, breathing, human being. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he needs to be that powerful, strong leader, and he needs to make it clear. he's been talking for many months about how important hostage release is. we don't have any more time for talking. >> i asked about 4-year-old abigail. >> how is her emotional healing progressing? what can you share with us? >> she is a beautiful child, who before the terrorist attack on october 7th was r

aviva saying, keith, i love you, we will fight until you return.his latest hostage video coming just days after hamas published this footage of american israeli 23-year-old hersh pollin goldberg. nbc's raf sanchez speaking to his parents on thursday. >> initially, you know, we were just crying. this was a tremendous validation, and on the other hand we see him, he's in captivity. >> reporter: many more families tonight desperate for a sign of life, and pressure on netanyahu mounting. >> megan, where do hostage talks stand right now? >> reporter: jose, so far there's been little movement on a deal, but hamas saying today it was reviewing a new israeli proposal for a cease-fire in gaza. jose? >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> back in this country new clashes today between police and pro-palestinian protesters on college campuses. hundreds detained across three different universities george so. george solis has the latest. >> reporter: tonight new crack downs on pro-palestinian demonstrators on college campuses across the country. 69 arrested over a

of the governor of ukraine, 2nd largest city hall, keith says at least 6 people have been injured in process lights has missile attack, buildings, and cause have been damaged as well as the gas pipeline of the center of the city. so he may, a said that to long range missiles we used in the attack, he added that the city is trying to restore the gas supply to the affected area will return. so now it's been more than 2 years since russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine since then. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian men have been cooled up to serve in the military. many have not returned. we spoke to one mother who is coming to terms with her and los natalia started nick had 3 sons when russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine. this is my son who says my youngest son last summer, natalia buried her youngest or lexie. he served in some of the bloodiest bottles of the will. lower to my level. my youngest was in solid dotted after solid. he was in boss moved up to box moved to his in half as on the phone. he didn't see the fence . he was near underneath can has on you

the citizen keith siegel made a similar appeal. a new one does. i've seen my father today only emphasizes to all of us how much we much street to deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home. i demand that the leaders of this country watch this video and see a father crying out for help. the team comes up now and he's government insist that securing the release of all the hostages is their top priority. but many are losing faith. that is rarely leaders are really doing all they can as how mass considers israel's latest proposal for a cease fire in gaza. negotiators have hinted that a hostage deal might be closed, but that's the message. these protesters have been hearing for months, and their patience is running out. authorities in russia has attained to russian journalists on challenges of extremism. accusing them of working for a bench group founded by the late opposition leader like say, novelle, me the 2 men. so it a coffee and, and konstantin gone both both deniva charges and could face use in prison if convicted. they both worked for dw,