kelley's children dropped the ceremonial first puck to start the game. >> i'm telling you, kelley is with me. and i have a very strong faith. i hear her days, saying, get up. let's go. we have got to do this. and i do. i have her beautiful babies and my own. you know, you have to keep on keeping on. thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "kasie d.c." i'm kasie hunt. we are live every sunday from washington from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, breaking news. major development in the mueller investigation. as it hits its first anniversary, if you're shopping at home that's paper anniversary. plus, school turns deadly again. we'll talk about whether the will to do anything in washington has lost steam again. >>> and i'll have an exclusive interview with former secretary of education arne duncan who says students should boycott their schools until the laws change. >>> and later, my conversation with senator kiersten gillibrand. but first we are flowing a wave of breaking news. rudy giuliani tells "the new

so, what did happen to devin kelley? fleece hoodie and sporting a familiar military crew cut, kelley records, repents, and appears resigned to his situation as not just a spouse and child abuser... but as a violent and troubled individual.devin kelley:"it can happen in a split second. it only takes a few seconds to lose control."in a rambling 20-minute long confession on camera, kelley's words echo off of blank walls. he is speaking to a judge, he says, against the advice of attorneys, in an effort to ensure his ex-wife receives custody of the child who he admits beating repeatedly when they lived together - striking the baby numerous times, breaking his shoulder blade, shaking him violently, and cracking his skull.devin kelley:"i think when you're under a lot of stress, sometimes, you know, you can't handle it anymore, and you do outrageous things that you would never do, like hit a baby."kelley says the way he handled his stepson is how he handled all of his problems - with anger and outbursts. he says his actions can

john kelley has irish ancestry.his country brought over irish who were criminals, uneducated and had allegiance to the catholic church. he has the audacity to challenge people who are not educated? my mother, 8th grade education. it's not high smart you are, it's what you do with that opportunity. let me be clear. there is a guy in the white house who said, please play the tape, laura, hey, to detroit and all the african-american community, give me a chance. okay, what have you done for the community, you went into the community during election 17 months ago and said the democrats haven't done anything, give me a chance. what have you done, answer that for me. please? >> laura: first of all, calm down. what he's done, he's actually done something called improve economic conditions across the board, which is why his numbers, even among african-americans where he has a lot of work to do, his numbers among african-american males are improving. i would assume jobs and wages are important to all people. white, brown, bla

john kelley gets last rated for comments that are factually true from the research survey looking at the education level, the poverty levels of illegal immigrants and even immigrants compared to native born population. the numbers are devastating. address what lee said, there is some of the point we are pointing out about the graduation rates. leo, your reaction. >> first, i'm embarrassed. my mother had an 8th grade education. even though she wasn't educated, according to the kelley standard, i'm able to get on the laura ingraham show by being an attorney. this country brought over irish who were criminals, uneducated and had an allegiance to the catholic church. c he has the audacity to challenge people not educated? my mother, 8th grade education, i'm on 8 your show. it's not how smart you are, it's what you do with that opportunity. there is a guy in the white house who said, please play the tape, laura, hey, give me a chance. okay, mr. president. what have you done fore the african-american community. 17 months ago you said the democrats haven't done anything, give me a chance. w

nats-kelley higney processes and packs every order in the comfort of her home.s-it's called the "bug bite thing." higney launched it after moving from san diego to the acreage, realizing she was unprepared for the mosquitoes. the new mom at the time didn't want to use harsh chemicals on her newborn - so she figured out a better way to get relief from bug bites.kelley higney/founder of bug bite thing: "you get bit. you can remove the problem, which is the irritant under the skin. and by doing that, your body doesn't continue to produce that reaction. so you're eliminating the problem, instead of masking it with creams."the mother of two says after sharing this relief remedy with her family and friends, she worked with a manufacturer in denmark - and the bug bite thing was created. kelley higney/founder of bug bite thing: "if you're itching, use this. don't scratch it. because not only does that spread the toxins, you can completely introduce the secondary infection.it fits in the palm of your hand. it looks like a reserve syringe. you put the plastic tool over a

first, i'd like to call up our city administrator, naomi kelley. she will be making a brief presentation, and following her will be the director of the san francisco port miss elaine forbes. >> good afternoon, supervisors. naomi kelly. supervisor administrator. first on behalf of the capital planning committee. i am very happy to be here today to introduce the seawall earthquake safety bond measures that are before you for recommendation and inclusion on the november 2018. it supports our regional transportation including the b.a.r.t. and muni tubes, and ferry services. it protects our city from flooding, it supports critical utilities, whether it's water, sewer, electrical, telecom, and emergency response and disaster recovery infrastructure. it makes it possible for our way of life and it's a big part of who we are in san francisco. the seawall's importance to so many different assets is how we've come to understand the urgency of the need in the first place. in 2014, under the leadership of then-mayor ed lee, the city introduced the lifeline's i

the business view of the iran nuclear deal in the meantime thank you so much for watching i'm sara kelley. of blessing. and a curse. of nature and in this skittles. monsoon. the tropical force winds can you. hear the singing the song come to. our source of feeling. closer to destruction. long soon starting may twenty third do double. duty at the. washington quits the iran nuclear deal and it wants other countries to join them in agree imposing sanctions what does this mean for for german business interests in iran we talk to the chairman of the german iranian chamber of industry and commerce in tehran. also coming up it's an unlikely combination blocked the best of the flock to hurricane stricken puerto rico for tax reasons and on humanitarian grounds so they say. welcome to the w business european business leaders say they regret washington's decision to pull the u.s. out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear agreement and they look to the e.u. for a clear signal about its continued commitment to the deal german companies had great hopes for the opening off the iranian market business relat

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injury conflicts with mission fleet month this week conflict zone is in this phone capital kelleys joel shipley who sits in the u. field call a month for congress governing he does fall on any prime minister pick the oldest was reelected using rhetoric described as intimidating and says no for big conflict zones. in sixty minutes on t.w. on. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word emerged from the. coaches in germany to learn german and why not learn to tell a simple online on your mobile and free to sept fourth learning course nico speak german meetings he wouldn't be fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the words of one here's what's coming up. on this talk on. the superheroes on a mission to change how to sound smart women smart trucks smart station the legend years and by no means missed out on brain creasing dangerous time. made from mine.

>> brian kelley has his own adventure with his wife, a jean line. >> the clothing line was birthed ond. she's been on tour with me the past couple years and we found ourselves altering our clothes and customizing things and doing things for the band. >> and they admit baby olivia may have inspired them on another team project. >> seeing olivia just small and how happy she is, it makes you want your own. >> yeah, it does. it does. ♪ >> but don't worry, the country duo isn't too busy for new music. they are close to releasing a new single. >> i think this is going to be our best album yet. we're climbing over that bar. >> which makes all of us country fans very happy. >> it does. >> you can see much more from our florida georgia line interview on "e.t.'s" certified country on facebook. watch. they'll be at the 2018 cmt music awards on june 6th. >>> let's talk tv news now, and the return of julianna ma margulies. >> she's doing a complete style transformation for am c's new dark comedy, "dietland." and we were exclusively on-set. first of all, gucci, gucci. this is a different kind of su

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. >> reporter: dan kelley has asthma and lives downwind from the lava flow. >> i've hit my pump, likeree eames this morning. last night, i had to leave. i was choking. >> reporter: scientists say the lower lava levels in the crater feeding the flows has actually raised the potential for more eruptions in the coming days. an influx of ground water could cause steam-driven explosions. michael hale lives right in the path of the lava. s i see the wall of lava, and it's the size of a house. >> reporter: his home and car were swallowed by lava. e at was it like to see that and know that it's likely your home? >> it was pretty surreal. i mean, honestly, like a nightmare that you don't wake up from. >> reporter: this is a mixture of steam and toxic gas that is venting from one of the newest fissures. when you get close, all this sulfur in the air smells like rotten eggs. but we're safe, as long as the wind is blowing away from us. weff. >> glor: still an unreal scene. carter evans in hawaii. coming up ahead, why eviction .otices are going out to tens of thousands of nursing home patients. nu

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over alleged racial and gender discrimination for about ten million dollars the leading plaintiffs kelley right had filed a class action lawsuit last year alleging that she and colleagues said repeatedly alerted executives to a horrid intolerable on lawful and hostile racial discrimination at the cable news and entertainment channel fox news has been under scrutiny in recent years a series of stories on sexual harassment at fox led to the departure of fox news founding leader roger ailes and star host bill o'reilly and over has announced that they will and their much criticized policy of requiring riders and drivers alleging sexual harassment or discrimination to resolve all claims through binding arbitration many observers say over was smart to make the change sooner rather than later and reap some public relations benefits. and updating a story brought you last week the seattle city council is yielded to pressure from amazon and scaled back on a proposed head tax on large employers five of nine city council members support of the original proposal that would have raised an estimated eig

there is walter kelley. and sydni bulletin. we had one of her cartoons of the controversy surrounding a judge in her community. this is a cartoon i did not include. you may recall that is when justice rehnquist was the associate justice, and he was nominated to serve as the chief justice of the court, and had to go for the second confirmation hearing before the united date -- states that it. at that time, it was revealed that he had owned a home that had a deed with a restricted covenant. they had a boilerplate, edit restricted people of color, juice, and others. when that came to light, it created quite a kerfuffle. we have paul konrad drawing associate justices valet, surrounding and asking, will you be wearing your hooded white or your black robe today? conrad sent me that cartoon, and high -- i had invited the cartoonists to send me the stuff, with a caveat that i wanted the cartoon to make the subject cry. that is a shorthand way of causing and depicting emotional distress. conrad sent me one cartoon, this was the one. i w

during the conflicts of prescription food on this new conflict zone it is indeed a sprawling campus kelleys. shipley who sits in the new field followed one foot tumble is governing me this fall on a. prime minister viktor orban was newly elected using rhetoric described as intimidating ng signal phobics. thirty minutes mugsy w. bush who. has called such as president red to tie about one fourth and honeymoon press. problems for celebration world press freedom day on t w punk of a. book looking for the white house. rounded shape you know about to go so much about focus was your favorite scene but . not to discipline him to bring them out simply took it over the politics of the entire country championed a free and fearless thing for the last sixty years just for minds. a blessing and a curse. the force of nature and inescapable fate. monsoon going to tropical downpours that she'd like to play to some of us to some continent to some some of them to cause an enormous destruction of. monsoon starting may twenty third of g.w. fact. donald trump's new lawyer has revealed that the us president repai

now robert kelley is professor of international relations at tucson national university and he says president johnson's using summit with kim jong un to prop up his domestic and. it would help a lot if the americans particularly would start to lay out what specifically they're looking for the sides demanding that the north koreans give up everything because they're not going to do that so assuming the north koreans aren't going to give up all that what would the united states be willing to live with and what we want what we willing to give the north koreans in return i mean that's one of the things have been really frustrating about this process in the last couple of weeks is this kind of like all or nothing sort of feel to it right now to some it's going to happen or it's not all this great drama they're going to give up everything the libya model that's probably not how this thing they're going to shake out they'll probably be the north koreans will give up something that will go to something else and then be a series of meetings and steps taken years in which you have concession made for c

also especially the communications team, kelley, kristin, janice, david, laurie, and the entire graphics team were instrumental in completing and developing the document and launching it and arranging for something else that might be happening today, as well, getting the word out about our new strategic plan is critical in actually implementing it and looking forward to doing it as we go forward. finally, i'd like to comment the sf mta and i hope they find their comments in the plan and they find it useful going forward. i look forward on coming to you in the next several years with reports on our success and hope to see you again soon. >> thank you very much on behalf of the whole board and the city thank you for your service, and please know we appreciate your spirited d dischord, which means we have less up here, so l congratulations and thank you on your award. >> and i'd like to ask our director of transit, john haley, to come forward, to direct one of his employees. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon. we want to try to outnumber everyone. thomas edison is not only known for

>> i'm not concern about kelley's appearance. i think it's a mistake to have flood there. i think it's a mistake we've seen before. there was no reason to have him there. he didn't accomplish anything there but undermined the credibility of the meeting and once again your look for adult sup supervision saying why would we turn this into a meeting by personal case. that's alarming that these types of mistake still occurring. kelly's presence there was not problematic. >> martha: in terms of the substance of the meeting and whether there was an informant and there's been twitter back and forth whether it's supposed to be called an informant, james comey said it's supposed to be called a confidential human source but either way someone talking talking to someone in the campaign trying to fish out anything on the e-mails. >> and it's same as when the president said he felt his campaign was wiretapped. everybody said it's an actual tap on a wire compared to people of his generation which is wiretap refers to surveillance and this is much of the same thing. there's a serious iss

authorized funding for a seismic evaluation of the city's buildings, and i want to acknowledge, naomi kelley, our city administrator who has now convened that committee who is now meeting and working some policy regulations that will hopefully come before the board of supervisors. yesterday, we had a little 3.5 earthquake over in the east bay that many of us, including myself, felt here. we all know it's not a question of if, but when, and i think we really need to start carefully examining some of the tradeoffs we've been asked to make. today we are joined by the original geotechnical engineer for the millennium tower, and i want to thank you for joining us, and i'll ask the clerk of the board of supervisors to administer the oath at this time. >> chair kim, members of the committee, president breed, angela calvillo, i am here to administer the oath. please present your name for the record. >> my name is ramel golersarki. >> just repeat "i do" after i finish. you do solemnly state that the testimony you may give now pending before this government and audit oversight committee of the san fra

oh, senior analyst for strategic initiatives in three of our prime coordinators, karen chen, sally kelley, arcually scshley scarborough, ellen chen, luke day, and rosalieferrer, lisa golden and ayana bennett, robert lynch, barb wismer, and joseph pace, anna delgado, i don't say chase and todd may, and david woods and david smith. winnie see, tina leigh, valerie chan, steve solman, and jackie haslan. as a result of their collected efforts, we have made significant strides on improve our data, and we have met 57 of 57 measures. [applause]. >> earning 100% of the 34 million available for fiscal year 16-17. greg, what do you think of that? where is's greg, so thank you so much for all of your service and your fantastic work. [applause]. [ inaudible ] [applause] >> before i recognize the next two honorees, let me apologize any advance for any harm that i do to your last name. the only one i'm sure about is my own, so having said that, here i go. the next nominee for dph 2017 award is douglas obana, a senior environmental health inspector. he was nominated by stephanie cushing, the director of

authorized funding for a seismic evaluation of the city's buildings, and i want to acknowledge, naomi kelley, our city administrator who has now convened that committee who is now meeting and working some policy regulations that will hopefully come before the board of supervisors. yesterday, we had

there and with that you're up to date on news we have more coming up after a short break i'm sara kelley in berlin at the scene. the dangerous battle for images. five women. five exceptional stories. one calling more photography dramatic pictures from the frontlines capturing fateful moments in time and even risking death. she gave her life to other stories of people who ended up killing. women war photographers in forty five minutes on t w. looking for the white house. around this shaking but the shut up of who is your favorite place. in the flattening to bring them as a joke in the cultural shift in the entire country the champion of free insurance for the last sixty years just leap for mines. because the germans came together in one nation from the money to chancellor o'toole from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swell always to bring my royal politics to protect christendom and suppressed design truth. going to put the enemy into the mood to steer by courageous decisions code your master rehearse you feel around the world is from god playing. we

joining our discussion now, robert kelley, a professor of political science and diplomacy at pusan internationalin south korea. professor, where do you believe the summit stands at this point? is it likely to happen? >> i still think it, but it's a lot closer to 50% than i think it was a few days ago because it's pretty clear now that the president and kim jong-un are really, really far apart on nuclear weapons, and moon has not been able to bridge that. i still think there are high incentives for both of them to have this thing. i think donald trump would like 40 the pageantry and the television and a chance to have a win to market at home because of all the scandals and stuff like that. but it's a lot closer to failure than a few days ago. >> and is president moon supportive of the summit no matter what the agenda is? >> it seems like it. the moon administration has been really pushing this hard. thing is a sense of momentum here, that they got the ball rolling, especially after last year. last year, the war threats of last year really scared the south korean population a lot. i think the moon

hoping to achieve sales of over a billion and they certainly made a terrific start the great luminous kelley still we start this fifty eight million at fifty eight million sixty million at sixty million dollars lost jobs at seventy one million five hundred thousand euros and it's being called the sale of the century the first night bringing in a record breaking six hundred forty six million u.s. dollars buys flew in from all corners the rockefeller auction as the art will go. it's going to be an extraordinary season there's no question we've seen a lot of great works of art in recent times on the auction market but never anything quite like this the collection was put up for auction after billionaire david rockefeller died last year it was all a little originally made to rockefeller's rich but they were also lovers of art building up a world class collection over the years last night this was the star of the show painted in one thousand nine hundred five young girl with the flower basket by pablo picasso fetched the second time a surprise for the artist at auction. and will start this. two m

and all that more coming up in just a few minutes time i'm sara kelley in berlin thanks for watching so you can see. european stars deliver a rousing performance or. electro touch only. on one side of the world. or. europe in concert in forty five minutes on a double. of glazing. and a curse. placed for supposed nature and in this scheme. monsoons the tropical job force that she believes yada is the cylinder so come to nudge plato source of law and tons of enormous destruction form a plate monsoon starting may twenty third come to double play. israel seventeen years. to displace the mission's. gods over one homeland featured in our program a moment of optimism when rypien an hour of silence agreed on peace look peaceful future for both israelis and palestinians was seen with rage but an assassin put an end to. end to the returning news from the history of the displaced people is still a function for their homeland however hopeless it might seem they will never come back to those places israel seventy years may twelfth on t.w. called broadcast times online play. welcome back you're wi

robert e kelley joins robert e kelleyjoins me now. thank you so much forjoining us.you make of the cancellation of this planned summit? if it's a postponement, that is not a bad thing. i think it's become pretty clear in the last couple of weeks that the president himself has not really provided enough leadership on this, there has been a lot of message and discipline coming from the white house. i think the summit needs to be a little more structured, i think the experts need to get together, people know about weapons. . . to get together, people know about weapons... a postponement would not be such a bad thing. but a cancellation, that sends a harsher sent —— signal to the north, and i think i will be reinforced by the oblique nuclear threat include in their letter, i'm not sure why the president insisted on putting that in there, because the cripple certainly rack badly to that. do believe that the authorities in pyongyang and understood what they might get out of the summit, and that the white house understood what it would get out of the summit, and that both p

kelley. >> i want to thank all of you for coming and thank you for your bravery. you can easily stay in parkland or chicago or maryland or where you live in florida and not share your thoughts with us. but you are being very selfless, i would say, by coming and sharing your thoughts and ideas with us. it's interesting some of you feel safer in your community. some feel safer in your schools depending where you live. taylor, you definitely speaking truth to power. thank you. i just want you guys to hold each other's hand and give each other support. because, again, we hear a lot about mass shootings but we don't hear a lot about the every day things that go on in neighborhoods. and you have to come through this together and have each other's back. because it's still individuals lose their lives, still mom's and dad's losing children or children losing their mom's and dad's. so you guys have to stick together. the other thing is, council man hastings talked about legislation, and i have legislation that talks about background checks and that type of legislation, but

a spokesman for the wake county schools says brian kelley who's been with the district 14 years willpaid while the incident is investigated. it's not clear what precipitated the incident. >>> variety reports the creators of sesame street are suing the company behind the new melissa mccarthy movie for its marketing of the happy time murders. they claim the r-rated film, which shows the puppets using drugs, having sex and speaking foul language tarnishes the sesame street brand. the tag line of the trailer says, quote, no sesame, all street. a spokesman for stx entertainment says they're disappointed that sesame street does not share in the fun. they're not laughing at sesame street. >>> "usa today" reporting about quadruplets in michigan about to serve four different branches of the military. the four siblings just graduated high school and will fan out to the army, navy, air force and marines. their younger brother is also planning to join the marines as well. some of the siblings say they wanted to pursue an alternative to college. others wanted to use military service to advance th

. >> and what is the rationale for exempting the devin kelley but not the disabled. >> will the gentleman yield. >> this is a classic reason which we would like you guys to ven gaged in the proses. >> oh, mr. chairman, mr. chairman. >> no, no. >> i have too much respect for you for that to be the answer but on the merits of my question, sir, since we're engaging now, why do we exempt the elderly and not the disabled? is there an answer to that? i don't think i've heard that one this morning. >> might not. >> might be a good reason to go back to committee and we could work it out. would anyone on the republican side like an answer to that question? would any of my colleagues explain why we do not exempt -- we do not exempt the disabled when we except the elderly from showing their heating bills. any of the staff like to weigh in? anybody at all. >> silence. >> well -- >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think the silence answers my question. >> so the purpose the utility bill issue is that we would like folks who get their benefits increased as a result of incuring utility bills to actually be f

water aaron says summer water here to break it down, cfra investment strategist lindy bell, kevin kelleylive garden apparently. >> proves why we celebrate memorial day we've never had it better as country because of great men and women that have served for this country, to protect our about liberty, and i mean we look how this country progressed over yeared never had a -- so a. >> remember memorial day takes a moment monday step back, say a blessing say a prayer remember were those made ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. >> amen. >> joining the conversation white house deputy press secretary is here on sidelines right now great america pac chairman ed rollins, host of "varney & company" stuart varney don't miss any gentlemen. >> hours after president interest canceled june summit with kim jong-un north korea says willing to sit down for talks blake burman live at the white house with the very latest. >> good morning to you, president trump he canceling summit with kim jong-un in singapore june 12 and doing so on his own terms, writing a letter directly to the north korean dictator after

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