kelly? >> kelly: before they even got to this point, they had gone to the president and the white house over and over again trying to get the obama administration to dial it back. why isn't the white house allowing more religious exemptions on this matter? >> reporter: the white house says the president "believes strongly in religious liberty" but he also believes strongly in providing women with access to contraception. here's more. >> the president has worked with leaders of religious institutions on this issue. he's instructed his team to do that and will continue to do so as we take further steps to implementing this rule. >> reporter: some bishops are urging churches to ring their bells on june 21st and july 4th as a sign of their support for religious freedom. kelly? >> kelly: all right, molly, good to see you, as always. thanks for keeping us updated on this very important issue. for more on this, you can tune into tomorrow to "fox news sunday" for an exclusive interview, chris wallac

kelly. >> kelly: jamie. the financial crisis gripping europe is taking center stage at this year's summit. as you can imagine many people are looking into that, president obama is urging europe's leaders to balance spending cuts right now, with the stimulus measures. >> we're going to be spending a lot of time on economic issues, obviously, the euro zone will be one topic, and all of us are absolutely committed to making sure that both growth and stability and fiscal consolidation are a part of an overall package that all of us have to pursue in order to achieve the kind of prosperity for our citizens that we're looking for. >> kelly: president barack obama and later this hour we will have a live report from right outside camp david on the status of the g8 talks. >> jamie: it's a busy day. a horrific school bombing a teenager girl ted and classmates injured in southern italy. the bomb going off outside a high school. the school named after the murdered wife of a prosecutor who took on the mafia, but there ar

kelly?> well, jamie, just had molly mentioned, president obama using his weekly address to urge more action on the stumbling economy. now, some critics say the president may be trying to deflect attacks about his leadership, shifting at least part of the blame on to congress. and here is what the president has said so far. >> everybody knows we need to do more. and in order to do that, we're going to need some more action from congress. >> and a handy little to-do list that we put together for congress. >> each of the ideas on this list will help accelerate our economy and put people back to work. >> i've been pushing congress to help us get there by passing a few common sense policies that would make a difference. that's why we made congress a handy to-do list, just like the kind i get from michelle, it's short, but each of the ideas on this list will help create jobs and build a stronger economy right now. >> all right. so, who really needs to step up their efforts right now? congress with

>> kelly's testimony led to another arrest, of jessi ray, for her role in kelly's abduction.sn't the only time a young woman had gone missing from that bar. in july, 1997, one year after kelly's abduction, another friend of jessi's, marie parker, also disappeared from the same bar. >> it was almost midnight. she said she was going to go home and check on her kids. she'd be right back. by the time the bar closed at 2:00, she still wasn't there and her car was still there. so -- but somebody said jessi followed marie out. >> no one heard from marie parker again. she was 21. >> she had two little girls. there was no way she was going to leave her kids. i knew something had happened. >> for authorities, the similarities between kelly's abduction and marie's disappearance did not seem merely coincidental. >> ever heard of a woman named marie parker? >> not really, no. >> she's a woman that disappeared about two years ago, and i just thought i'd ask you, have the opportunity to ask to see if have you any information that you could provide me with that. >> you know, with marie parke

mcnaughton. >> kelly has all her new friends.r i've known her, i feel like i've been replaced. >>> mcnaughton has transferred her affection from crystal to one of her so-called blonds, jacqueline wadsworth. >> all of these girls came in. they all know her about two, three months and i've been like brushed off to the side. >> you can't do that in front of crystal. that's not cool right now. >> to pick you up? >> no! >> not right now. >> you guys are so oversensitive. all you girls are so oversensitive. >> i'm not oversensitive! >> the only other g dorm inmate that can rival mcnaughton when it comes to women is melissa molina. >> it's like a big candy store to me. me, i go all out. if i'm going to be with you, we're going to go all out the first day. >> mcnaughton's respect for molina is evident in the nickname she gave her. >> daddy. that's what they call me. it's crazy. mcnaughton made up that name for me. me and kelly kissed a couple times. and she said, how is this going to work? i'm not femme. you're not femme either. how is i

i wanted to , when al williams was describing and introducing attorney naille kellie -- naomi kelly, he mentioned she had made and still is and will in the future make valuable contributions that will -- we will all benefit from. he suggested she should be honored and was picked to be the keynote speaker not because she is a woman or because she is african-american. not because she is incredibly capable but they left out two things. she is young and she is beautiful. so again on behalf of the african american historical and cultural society and board, it is a pleasure to present this to you. >> thank you. [applause] >> ok, with that -- we have judge monica riley. and a number of commissioners. please stand. thank you for being here. we will now have a musical presentation by the amira project. [applause] >> the afternoon, everyone. can you hear me? now you can hear me? all right. i will make my interjections brief. you have been hearing for july afternoon and we're going to do some is secure. that is voice of freedom. we celebrate the roots aof faith and freedom. spirituals are the r

she wouldn't just leave us. >> reporter: kelli's mother johnna said she hasn't given up hope that kellyt there somewhere alive. >> kelli, baby, i'll see you soon. and i know you can get through this. >> kelli's mom, johnna henson and her husband mike bordeaux are with us exclusively. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we know this is an incredibly difficult time and we really appreciate you spending a few minutes with us. jonna, i want to start with you, ask how you are doing? how you and your family are holding up this morning. >> we're not doing great. obviously, but, you know, we're in constant communication with each other and, you know, helping each other. >> and i know you're keeping hope alive, that she will be found. >> oh, yes, ma'am. i mean until i know differently from detective locklear or the fayetteville police department yes, ma'am, i'm definitely keeping hope alive. >> i know you were spending some time in north carolina recently helping with that search. police seem to have scaled back some of the searching. what are they telling you about

paula's sister kelly also left for home in detroit but returned to miami four weeks later.ur parents, your family. >> it's hard. >> reporter: she gave tv interviews. posted flyers with the private investigator dave wassor and talked to anyone who might have seen anything. a big sister nancy drew. >> appreciate it so much. appreciate it. >> she's very hurt. she's struggling. she's trying to keep this case alive by putting up a reward with her own money. >> reporter: kelly put up $15,000 of her own money for a reward. club space owners doubled that amount to $30,000. a lubricant hopefully for reluctant tipsters. and then, almost one month to the day after the murder, just when the case seemed to be stalled out, came a dramatic development. police announced they had a composite sketch of that man the people had seen outside the club with paula. the club employees had only glimpsed the man from the back and side. now there was a new witness. police won't say who, who got a better look at the man from head-on. this is the sketch of that man produced by a police artist. >> the pe

katty kay, nbc's kelly o do nell and anne cline. barack obama's trip to afghanistan signing that agreement to partner until 2024 was enormous. republicans applauded, taking the issue off the table. friday's job report with a slight drop in the unemployment rate but disappointing figures in news job. dan, the president can't win on foreign policy, people say. so this election is going to be about the economy. >> absolutely. within the job, what people say is true. unless we're in a new war, if mitt romney can make it all about jobs, jobs, jobs, and stay on message, obama could lose it. chris: let me go to katty on this one. everybody reads this guy. he's the statistician. he says you have to produce 150,000 jobs a month to really get the economy going again. we only got a report this friday of 115. it's below par. political impact? >> the unemployment headline number came down a little bit but ns looking increasingly like a very fragile recovery. anything can happen to derail that completely. what matters, chris, is not this month's

he does point out why kelly moore does pai fair better than most. history, starting in 1946 by bill kelly and william eorts moore it was sym paul making quality payments that professionals would be proud to use. and second understand that those professionals are not only your customers but your partners. what a concept. quality and loyalty. chasing the market down. >> what we stay focused on was number one, what we're known for which is quality. we know who our customers are and we never took our eyes off that we became a real strong partner with them over the couple years that the downturn hurt us. >> kelly moore set up classes, tutorials for small business owners and customers to teach them how to survive tough times and look for bigger markets. in western regional player in the u.s., kelly moore now ships paint to china, japan, cambodia, vietnam. the driver. >> quality products for one, and the second factor is that it's made in the u.s. that's what they see, that's what they want, that quality. >> what kelly moore seeks is the next great break t

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megyn kelly will make a prediction. late night edition.iy video clips to show you moments away. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight, the federal trial of john edwards now going to the jury which will begin deliberating tomorrow. edwards faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted of illegally using campaign funds to hide his mistress. here now megyn kelly. guilty? going? no? yes? >> i don't know that they totally have him. i'm going to say 55% likelihood that they acquit. 45% likelihood that they find him guilty. here is why. the prosecution made its case that money was paid to hide the atear to cover up the affair and hide rielle hunter and the baby. they made the case that he knew about it. they made the case that the payments would not have been made except for his political aspirations. job that they made the case that he knew it was a violation of campaign finance law. i didn't see the evidence of that. >> bill: is that necessary to convict? >> it is. >> bill: why? >> one of the ele

please welcome your keynote speaker, naomi kelly. [applause] >> thank you.d afternoon, everyone. thank you, mr. mayor. thank you, al williams, thank you reverend. it was great to see charles r. drew here. he was a member of my mother's family. we celebrate our family reunions in the summer. they are there and iti is great to see the school year. it is my great pleasure and honor to kick off the 2012 black history month and to share some reflection about black women and american culture and history. the publication, black history bulletin, recently devoted an entire issue to the subject and in their forward, to blackmuns dollars attributed these characteristics to black woman in america. unshakable, conflating sacrifice -- on flinching sacrifice. we know about countless women from the past to the present who have lived their lives in this way. in fact, like many of you come out my political and educational and historical education started with my family. my consciousness about being black and being proud began with the luminous woman in my life will comprise

rating you guys have but that's what he says to kelly thomas before he begins to do exactly the same with another officers help who's working with the time. and. it is extremely disturbing and it really sheds a lot of questions on what the role really is of the police force and how they can be held accountable for these kind of actions i was ten cabinet managing editor reason dot com. that does it for now for more on the stories we cover go to you tube dot com slash our team america are checking our web site dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at abby martin. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all day.

kelly was schizophrenic and homeless.u've been following this heart wrenching studio you've probably seen the video of kelly being repeated by beaten and tased by fullerton police. i have to warn you once again what you're about to see is extremely disturbing. >> dad! >> i don't want to talk these off. >> going to fight. >> relax. relax. >> daddy, daddy. >> as you just heard. you could hear kelly pleading for his dad. those would be among his last words because kelly died five days later. now, that video and kelly's story have thrust the issue of mental health right into the spotlight, an issue that kelly's dad ron thomas has turned into a personal crusade. ron is joining us from orange county, california. ron, thanks so much for joining me this morning. >> thank you, carol. >> you know, we play that video because it's extremely compelling evidence. i can't even imagine what it's like for you, the dad, to have to hear it again and again. as a former deputy, what does it reveal to you? >> my first thoughts were i was total

kelly is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight. three controversial stories begin with the very liberal ninth circuit of appeals dismissing a lawsuit from convicted terrorist jose padilla. here now to explain megyn kelly. whenever the ninth circuit throws something out. you have got to pay attention, particularly when it's a terrorist beef. what was the claim by padilla. >> what greater vindication could you ask for. >> bill: explain who john he is. >> convicted terrorist who sued this guy john he who worked in the legal council office in the justice department after 9/11. he wrote the memo that detractors called the so-called torture memo. >> that mr. rodriguez who we had on earlier used as a guideline to waushara. >> he waterboarding tell mr. rodriguez what they could do and could not do within the bounds of the law and stood when we were post massive attack that killed 3,000 americans. no lawyer would envy that job. he did it and tried to say this is what you can do and this is what you cannot do. jose padilla was arrested in 20

here is megyn kelly the with the latest.d me again what long deliberations usually say. >> usually they are not good for the party that has the burden of proof. the prosecution. if i were john edwards i would be feeling more confident as the days went by. >> bill: as the days go on. there has got to be a lot of debate. the jury asked for a whole slew of things to be brought in for review. >> they have been asking for evidence virtually every day. today judge relatively knew to the bench says take all the exhibits which isn't so good for the media we like to glean something about the case based on what the jury wants to see: now they got it all. >> bill: can this weasel edwards be convicted of lesser charges or anything? >> no. >> bill: can they equit on the main charge and say we hate you and you have to go away for 10 years. >> that will be up to the american people. >> bill: we can incarcerate him. >> i will tell you. this the one caution to my initial statement that is probably good for the defense is this is a really com

megyn kelly will make a prediction. late night edition.ips to show you moments away. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight, the federal trial of john edwards now going to the jury which will begin deliberating tomorrow. edwards faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted of illegally using campaign funds to hide his mistress. here now megyn kelly. guilty? going? no? yes? >> i don't know that they totally have him. i'm going to say 55% likelihood that they acquit. 45% likelihood that they find him guilty. here is why. the prosecution made its case that money was paid to hide the atear to cover up the affair and hide rielle hunter and the baby. they made the case that he knew about it. they made the case that the payments would not have been made except for his political aspirations. job that they made the case that he knew it was a violation of campaign finance law. i didn't see the evidence of that. >> bill: is that necessary to convict? >> it is. >> bill: why? >> one of the elements of th

rating you guys have but that's what he says to kelly thomas before he begins to do exactly the same with another officers help whose work in the pathak. and. it is extremely disturbing and it really sheds a lot of questions on what the role really is of the police force and how they can be held accountable for these kind of actions i was ten cabinet managing editor reason dot com. does it for now if you miss part of this or any show today don't worry post all of our interviews online in full it's got to youtube dot com slash r t america and you can watch our videos as many times as you wish were check our website our two dot com slash usa there you'll find a bunch of stories we didn't have time to get to on air today to our intrepid web team wrote a story about president obama's latest flip flop yesterday he officially endorsed same sex marriage now this is the first time that a u.s. president has publicly offered a stance favoring sends that same sex marriage and want to wait and see what it means for his reelection bid and of course we always want to hear from you leave us your co

her name is kelly ayotte because it may be more appropriate she's on the vp veepstakes. the first one is about her maybe and then the next one about her democratic opponent paul holds. . >> u.s. senate candidate kelly ayotte uses this ad to attack bill binny for being too liberal. >> >> the purpose of this ad is to help define binny during a time when he is spending heavily with his own advertising focused on his background in business and creating jobs. halfway through this ad, ayotte makes three claims about his stands on immigration, bank bailouts and taxes. let's break down each claim. >> i'm not going to pander to you. i don't believe in the arizona law. >> so is the claim true or false? it is false. supporting the concept of amnesty or letting illegal immigrants become legal immigrants without any punishment for breaking the law is a big no, no in republican primaries. but binny has consistently said he opposes amnesty including in the union leader op-ed he wrote. for their claim, the ayotte campaign points to this sentence which said plastics entrepreneur bill bin

here now to explain megyn kelly. whenever the ninth circuit throws something out.got to pay attention, particularly when it's a terrorist beef. what was the claim by padilla. >> what greater vindication could you ask for. >> bill: explain who john he is. >> convicted terrorist who sued this guy john he who worked in the legal council office in the justice department after 9/11. he wrote the memo that detractors called the so-called torture memo. >> that mr. rodriguez who we had on earlier used as a guideline to waushara. >> he waterboarding tell mr. rodriguez what they could do and could not do within the bounds of the law and stood when we were post massive attack that killed 3,000 americans. no lawyer would envy that job. he did it and tried to say this is what you can do and this is what you cannot do. jose padilla was arrested in 2002 thrown into a military bringing for three and a half years and claims that he was subjected to abuse that he calls torture at the time. he later went into federal civilian custody and convicted given a 17 year sentence that the co

here is megyn kelly the with the latest.erations usually say. >> usually they are not good for the party that has the burden of proof. the prosecution. if i were john edwards i would be feeling more confident as the days went by. >> bill: as the days go on. there has got to be a lot of debate. the jury asked for a whole slew of things to be brought in for review. >> they have been asking for evidence virtually every day. today judge relatively knew to the bench says take all the exhibits which isn't so good for the media we like to glean something about the case based on what the jury wants to see: now they got it all. >> bill: can this weasel edwards be convicted of lesser charges or anything? >> no. >> bill: can they equit on the main charge and say we hate you and you have to go away for 10 years. >> that will be up to the american people. >> bill: we can incarcerate him. >> i will tell you. this the one caution to my initial statement that is probably good for the defense is this is a really complex case. it appears the

kelly? roberto? susan? you have two minutes each. >> hello? ok. good evening. my name is roberto, and i work at paul revere, special ed, and i came here tonight with a very hard, heavy heart, to talk to you for, what, the 20th time? i have been around. i need to stay to you, stop the bleeding. stop the layoffs. get all of those teachers back to where they belong. we cannot do a better job with less teachers. take, for example, third grade math. there is enough money there. if he can do it, you can do it, so get it back. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentleman of the board. mr. yee. my name is dennis kelly, and i am president of united educators of san francisco. b. administrative law judge's decision was a well reasoned want, well substantiated. and you will know that it will cost the district millions of dollars if you accept this this mean to burgeon that is being proposed by staff -- to accept this mutant version that is being proposed by staff. we hope he will consider the minister in a law judge's decision in its entirety and not the mu