-kelly: hi. patrick: hello. marcus, this is my sister, kelly. -kelly: hi, marcus.lemonis: hi, kelly? kelly: pleasure to meet you. yes, kelly. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: an

i've got this. >> the kelly clarkson show! the kelly clarkson show is spontaneous.ty. you never know what is going to happen. >> we are going to have some fun here. >> i'm drinking wine. if you're not of age, don't do it. if you are of age, just have another. >> okay, that's a joke. kelly doesn't really have wine on set for her studio audience, but she does have lots of live music. >> the kelly clarkson show! >> we found out she tapes the shows three days a week. >> we are going to the university mission which is on skid row. >> everything is fair game on the kelly clarkson show. >> i'm so excited to be celebrating my masters degree celebration. >> that's incredible. >> here's another reason i came. will you marry me? >> yes! >> how hard is it to deal with all the emotion? what is it like when you go home and have how do you decompress with the kid? >> i'm so tired. i can't complain because i get to do all those things. >> it's a lot. >> it is, but i'm kind of that person. >>> coming up, creating a concert for the fans. >> trying to chop down the set list so we can

you notice we've got a bounce, kelly. that's not industrials that's all proctor&gamble, coca-cola, all defensive largely consumer names have been leading the charge off of the bottom but not in the cyclical space. >> low rates are wreaking havoc in that part of the market the financials are off 8% in just the past eight sessions i am joined by andreas garcia of maya, he is founder and ceo of zoe financial. and is chief income strategist at janny capital management. these moves overnight, what do you make of them, and what world does it make sense to you that the german 10-year with yield minus 0.06%? >> it still has positive carry so, the concept of negative yields influencing or hitting the global bond markets is nothing new. we have been in that circumstance for about a year and a half now but i ink the threat or the concern is that at some point that starts to have negative feedback effects on the banking system and the regions in which there are negative -- >> aren't we already al that point? if you look at the europe

tori kelly is going to be here with a full set. should be fun. >> good way to start the weekend. >>> we'll start with the news and the panicked moments in missouri when a young man walked into a crowded walmart store days after the shooting in el paso armed with a rifle and wearing body armor nbc's ron mott joins us from springfield with the very latest on this. ron, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you some very scary moments at this walmart in springfield, missouri, yesterday when thi young man walked in, armed with a rifle. panic ensued people started running out of the store, including the gunman. that's when he ran into a former firefighter who drew his own weapon, held him until police arrived and could make an arrest >> male wearing a bullet proof vest and ar around his neck has just walked into the store and is recording himself >> reporter: police responding to an active shooter call at this walmart, confronting a man wearing body armor, carrying a tactical rifle, a handgun, and over 100 rounds of ammun

kelly craft is not that leader. for those reasons i will vote no and encourage my colleagues to vote no. democrats supported the craft nomination along with all republicans president for the boat. ambassador craft secedes nikki haley. after the vote, the president tweeted congratulations to kelly as her nomination for ambassador the when she did not standing job in how difficult the task. kelly will be fantastic at the united nations. winner! >> i live in a country where there is no public transportation and nowhere i can walk. the woman to leave the house or do anything, she needs a car. to function and to drive this car, she needs a man. saudi arabia q&a, s advocacy talks about her book about the ban on women drivers. >> the right to drive is an act of civil disobedience because women are not supposed to drive. we show that we are able and capable of driving and being in the driver's seat for our own life and our own destiny. watched tate at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. night, a gun rights debate from dartmouth c

>> kelly, thank you. andrea, before we wrap this, can you step back and look at the broader picture and the fact that this is yet another shakeup, yet another moment when this administration is going to be left without someone in a permanent position that is critical? >> and just yesterday we got a report recounting that over the last two years, the positions that have been vacant at the state department and the transition from tillerson to pompeo left so many reforms undone and this has been throughout the national security community. we only just this past week got a permanent defense secretary, that job was -- two actings since december since jim mattis left. this has been a real challenge for this administration, for this president. >> it sure has. thank you for rushing out to the set for this breaking news. kelly o'donnell, thank you for breaking it in realtime on air. and jeff mason and sarah mcgregor, i want to reset with both of you because we started off talking about trade, before the breaking n

kelly. >> and, seema, we are just getting word from the u.s. chamber of commerce which is rejecting the president's call for firms to find alternatives to china they're talking about the business community calling out the lack of progress and addressing china's unfair trade practices. but saying while we share the president's frustration, continued engagement is the right way forward. we don't want to see a further deterioration. >> certainly interesting comments coming there from the u.s. chamber of commerce a number of multinationals are already moving pction out of china. but they're not bringing that production for the most part back to the u.s. it's finding those other low-cost manufacturing hubs, philippines, taiwan, vietnam. so we'll see if the further pressure from president trump and the administration to move production out of china at some point will come back to the u.s. that'll be key >> seema mody at the nyse. let's get the very latest in the u.s./china trade war with both sides calling for drastic new measures today eamon javers

. >> reporter: suzie kelly is a grandmother from suburban dallas.s ago, she and her husband were thinking about retirement. but, all that changed one afternoon, when she sat down to watch tv. >> there was a commercial for big fish casino. i thought it was a casino-casino at first, and then i realized it was a game. >> big fish casino. play for fun. play for free. >> reporter: the game she downloaded is part of a rapidly- growing industry called social casinos that chla on facebook about ten years ago. these apps bundle together games like poker, roulette and slot machines. ( slot machine sounds ) kelly's slot machine game was free to play, at first. but, once her free chips ran out, she had to buy more to keep playing. >> i wou say that my spending increased to hundreds of dollars and thousands of dollars within the first month>>. eporter: how much could you ?in playing big fish casino >> real money? zero. nothing at all. >> reporter: why? >> because they don't pay real money. they only take money, to give you virtual chips to continue to play on th

kelly, back over to you. >> dom, thank you. welcome to "the exchange" everyone, i'm kelly evans. the argentinian peso is plummeting today the etf that tracks that peso down nearly 25% today. meanwhile, fresh data from china show a slowdown in bank lending and the money supply there, suggesting that economy still weakening. and back home, the u.s. ten-year sinking back below 1.7% today. let's pick up there with bob pisani who's looking at how earnings estimates are taking a bit hit. bob? >> it's a worry here, kelly. financials have been a bigger loser, that's one. but down 6% for august, as the bond yields are plunging trade concerns weighing on stocks, but particularly on earnings projections in general. industrials, reits and utilities are on the flat side today 2019 earnings, we're looking flattish is my word. up until a couple of weeks ago additional tariffs are beginning to impact estimates. energy, for example, and industrial earnings both very tied to the global economy have been coming down fast in the last couple of weeks here. energy earnings are down 21% for the third q

. >> kelly clarkson's emergency.ushed from "the voice" set to the hospital. >> i was like something is definitely wrong >>> then -- a "shark tank" star's deadly accident. how mr. wonderful's vacation turned into a nightmare. >>> plus, two actresses trying to avoid prison time. >> lori is taking a huge risk. >> while lori loughlin charters huffman is trying to put the college scandal behind her. >>> and we've not a new cruise versus bieber battle. who's the bigger daredevil? >>> then -- remember this show? >> "supermarket sweep." >> the star bringing it back to tv. >> looks like she's stopping to grab a family-size jar of mayonnaise. >> oh, she's eating it. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and welcome. we finally now know how lori loughlin plans to prove her innocence in the college prescribery scandal. >> indeed. they face a possible 40-years in prison. but right now, they're just happy to be back home. >> that's lori hugging a friend back in l.a., 7 1/2 hours after a supertense afternoon in boston fede

i am jason kelly .taylor: join -- i am jason kelly. taylor: i am taylor riggs.or bloomberg businessweek every day on the onio starting at 2:00 p.m. wall street and you can also catch up on our daily show by listening to our podcast. jason: and find us online at businessweek.com and through our mobile app. taylor: this week, fake meat goes mainstream. jason: here is the explainer on the start of the movement and its competition. beyondmeat ceo loves talking about his big burgers, but don't ask him about the shares. his value has soared almost 500% after the ipo. he says he does not like to talk about the stock price. beyond meat has been the star of a movement, but the competition is not major food companies, it is impossible foods, another california started producing so-called bleeding burgers. each company claims to have a superior product. for now, beyond has the numbers. its burgers are sold and 53,000 locations, including supermarkets and restaurants. that is more than three times as many as impossible. and beyond has another product line that may impress c

kelly faces new allegations in minnesota.of the headlines on the morning newsstands. the "minneapolis star-tribune" reports prosecutors charged r. kelly with prostitution and solicitation involving a 17-year-old girl. the singer is accused of inviting the girl to his hotel room in 2001 after meeting her before a conce prosecutors say he gave s phone erhen th >> after some discussion, she was offered $200 to take her clothes off and to dance before him. she accepted the $200, he got naked, and they proceeded to dance. >> kelly's attorney tweeted "give me a break, this is beyond absurd." kelly is in jail in new york after pleading not guilty last week to charges of sexual -- sexually abusing women and girls who attended his concerts there. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a california multimillionaire charged with killing his wife was captured after a four-year international manhunt. authorities say 54-year-old real estate investor peter chadwick was arrested sunday out of the country. yesterday he arrived back in california

. >> paul kelly doing a mea culpa. inside the july issue of the union's monthly mag an ad with a chance to win this rifle if a ticket is purchased for $20. >> just outrageous, it doesn't make sense. >> by video call the judge a former police independent auditor said the spread sent shock waves through the city and beyond especially on the heels of the mass shooting in gilroy. legan used an assault stile weapon to kill three and wound others. >> it flies in the face of everything the community stands for. >> the raffle is not new and the $20,000 it generates going pay for the chaplains, usually a police firearm is raffled off for officers only, this year they switched to the rifle. >> i'll take full responsibility that i didn't take it down after gilroy. our fiction was on gilroy, i think it was a mistake not to take it down sooner and i apologize, we did, it's the right thing to do. >> that's a good decision, i hope they keep their word. a gun raffle is off the table forever. >> the judge is references a promise not to

kelly cobiella has the exciting details. >> reporter: tonight, the woman known as the best gymnast in the world helping to make history again. simone biles going for a record-tying six national titles, something no woman has done since 1952. biles' performance falling short of perfect to the frustration of this four-time olympic gold perfectionist. >> i was so mad and disappointed with how i did >> reporter: but still pulling moves so difficult, the judges, fans, even her own team had to do a double double take. >> oh! >> reporter: an incredible move no gymnast has ever done before, a double-double dismount, double twist, double flip, named after biles if she can land it again in an international competition. it comes after an emotional week for biles. >> it's hard coming here for a organization and having had them failed us so many times. >> reporter: the comments in the wake of the larry nasser sex abuse scandal. biles among hundreds of athletes abused by the former usa gymnastics sports doctor usa gymnastics saying it's made progress on athletes' safety nasser now serving a life se

kelly, back to you. >> the suitcase trade. rick, stay there if you would. we want to bring steve liesman in to talk bigger picture. why when people start saying karnsy war in response to china's latest moves, when the president is putting pressure on the fed, maybe that's the wrong channel. if he really wants to do something to weaken the dollar, what are we talking about? >> first i want to comment on the character we're talking about. bob asked the question are we one tweet away from a rally? our fed survey shows the market has twice been burned by this. they had a 70 plus chance they would have an agreement with china. i wonder now if the leak against the presidential adviser, even the comment from the president that trades are going well, i think at some point you lose the ability to turn this around. maybe i will be proven wrong where the tweet launches a rally, but -- >> you're saying we just in a good chat, we're constructive, everything is fine what happens then? >> you get to a point where you some you sell the rally and you really sell the rally a

i'm kelly evans. some mixed news on the macro front today with weaker manufacturing data offset by a stronger read on the labor market weekly jobless claims dropped to just 209,000 last week and mortgage rates have dropped to the lowest level since november of 2016 the 30-year fixed rate now averaging 3.55%. and then, of course, there's been some major fed speak. let's get down to bob pisani at the nyse for the market's reaction to all of this. >> and a lot to digest stocks are mixed but mostly weaker midday as the markets are reacting to weaker economic data and more hawkish fed comments. stocks continue to generally move in the direction of bond yields down earlier in the day. now off of our lows as yields have recovered a little bit. kansas city fed president esther george who is a voter in the fomc and the philadelphia fed president harker who is not both pushed back against the need for more rate cuts the markets then weakened shortly after the pmi report it is showing that not only manufacturing

so maybe get used to this, kelly.his is back down to trend, and this is where we are >> i don't like this trend, steve. we want a new trend. we want a better trend >> we would love a better trend. but if this is the trend we should be thankful we're at the trend. it could be worse. >>> let's get over to susan herera now for a cnbc news update >> hello, kelly. hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour the u.s. envoy for north korea's stephen biegun began meeting this a day after north korea launched two more short-range ballistic missiles >>> indonesian authorities issued a tsunami alert after a strong earthquake hit off the coast of java. buildings as far away as the capital was seen swaying it was a 6.9 >>> a judge has recommended firing the new york city police officer accused of using a chokehold in the 2014 death of eric gardner daniel pantaleo's lawyers will have about two weeks to submit a response the nypd says that he has been suspended until then >>> and the u.s. postal service is honoring the con

so today's valuation again could have big significance, kelly >> in a nutshell is it fair to say that markets are going back to their -- and bob mentioned this the ism data lends credibility to this idea that the economy might need more support. are they just saying, hey, we're back to where we started the fed cut once but it will cut again and that's why we're seeing the reactions this afternoon that are contrary to the reactions 24 hours ago >> well, i don't want to comment on when and if there's another easing coming, but i will say this bob is right, and ism, even though barely positive comped back quite a ways. but it's manufacturing and trade issues everybody knows they'll be a bit squeamish. but there's a lot of general economic fundamental data that's come out about the broader economy and service sector that's still holding up relatively well. >> absolutely. rick, thank you. rick santelli, good to see you >> is it clear sailing for the stock market or does the fed need to keep cutting rates from here let's bring in the chief investment strategist at mariner wealth and kenneth

i'm kelly evans. the german 10-year bund yield hitting a record low of less than negative 0.27% overnight. meanwhile the italian 10-year yield falling below 1% for the first time ever. his parliament would be suspended until mid-october. the highly controversial move means the government will have less time to negotiate before the october 31 brexit deadline and the pound did fall sharply this morning let's bril down with these bonds with bob pisani. bob, is august over yet? >> let's hope so not only is the volume low it's lived up to its reputation. so we are rallying today but we are rallying into a bit of a news vacuum that's really what's going on. this is strange because bond yields are lower but they are stable. interestingly, bank stocks are up despite the lower yields. economically sensitive transportation stocks which have trended lower, they are also strong the rest of the industrials materials also better. the worst performer of the one month by the way are energy stocks it took nearly a 2%

kelly will get out on bail? they listen to no bond here in illinois, he is probably facing an uphill battle to get a bond agreement to get him out of federal custody. the hearing is expected to start in a few minutes. r. kelly was not able to get in touch with his attorneys. an attorney sent a letter to the court saying where is my client? we saw him in that footage there, getting off the private jet, into the vehicle. the marshal service said check the bureau of prisons website to see where he is. he checked it and it showed him in custody here in illinois. we see him on the ground there in new jersey. so he is facing a slew of charges here. a number of charges there in new york, including racketeering. if convicted on all of these counts, 200 years in prison. >> ron mott, come back to us if you get any news in the next hour or so. >>> a big deal developing in america's longest-running war. several reports say the trump administration is getting ready to pull back thousands of troops from afghanistan. officials

kelly o'donnell at the white house and jacob soboroff who is in el paso where contender beto o'rourke is at the high school for a morning of remembran remembrance. jacob, let's start there. beto's hometown among the candidates. he's had searing criticism. those two, beto o'rourke and donald trump, have had an escalating war of words. what can you tell us? >> reporter: obviously back and forth on social media today we've seen beto o'rourke and president trump go after each other, and it almost seems so inappropriate even to focus on that and talk about it, quite frankly. this is yet another painful day on the ground for the residents of what i think is one of the greatest cities in the united states of america, el paso. and it is particularly painful, ironically, strangely, because the president of the united states is coming to this city today in the wake of this white nationalist terror attack. imagine saying that at any other time, that there is additional pain because the president of th

joining me to help explain this is kelly. she's now the vice president for national security and international policy at the center for american progress. kelly, what does this all mean, a treaty that has been in force for the last 32 years disintegrating and no replacement in sight? >> yeah. well, it's a very particularly important day in the history of arms control. i mean, this is a possible route to much more instability in both the european theater but also in the asia pacific. of course, china was not a party to the inf and the united states has been constrained in asia in terms of conventional weaponry. i suspect that they're going to pursue conventional missiles, more conventional missiles in asia now. the so you're potentially facing some instability in both theaters. >> what does this mean to our allies in europe who, particularly our nato allies, who have been concerned really since donald trump's been in office that the american commitment to keep them safe in the shadow of an expansionist russia isn't there? does

i'm kelly evans. durable goods jumped 2.1% in july business investment rose for the third month in a row gold prices are moving higher again today and hitting the highest level in six years and big swings in the treasury market the ten-year yield hitting the lowest level since 2016 before swinging all it way back up to around 1.53% right now let's drill down on these market swings with bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. what a difference a day makes. >> modest and very tentative rally after a wild 700-point swing in the dow overnight the markets are stuck in a range as traders try to figure out if the timing is right for a trade deal or not. it's difficult because it's not clear if anybody knows the answer to that we saw very angry president trump on friday implying china was an enemy and more reasonable president trump today praising the chinese president as a great leader none of this answers the critical question. is this the right moment for a trade deal demand for stocks have been weaker

kelly who arrived for his date before a judge today. >> the nfl preseason is off and running. as we kick off your friday, "early today" starts right now >>> good morn. >> that breaking news this morning the kennedy family says the world is a little less beautiful today. a granddaughter of robert f kennedy has died 22-year-old saoirse kennedy hill she volunteered to help build schools for indigenous communities in mexico. "our hearts are shattered by the loss of our beloved saoirse. her life was filled with hope, promise and love paramedics were called to the kennedy compound in hians port, massachusetts. she was taken to cape cod, hospital where she was pronounced dead. . >>> from walking red carpets to walking in shackles, singer r. kelly is scheduled to appear in a court appearance in his sex tr trafficking case we captured footage after being jetted in from chicago he was in an tan prison suit, orange shoes and handcuffed in front. the r&b star has been held without bail since his arrest earlier this month after being charged in separate federal indictments in chicago and n

kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president in new jersey kelly, good evening. how did the president find out >> reporter: good evening, jose. the first word from advisers came to us telling us the president was working the phones from his bedminster, new jersey residence and he called texas governor greg abbott and the u.s. attorney general william barr and then the presidential put his own voice out publicly on twitter and he said, "terrible shooting in el paso. reports are very bad many killed. he said he's working with local -- state and local authorities. and then his last line really stands out. "god be with you all." jose >> the 2r57b8gd also drew reaction from many in the democratic presidential field >> reporter: yes, that's right, jose what we saw today is many of the candidates were together in las vegas at an event there but none perhaps more personally than beto o'rourke who is of course the former congressman representing el paso his home town. he spoke emotionally backstage. >> i am incredibly saddened it is very hard to think about this >> report

kelly also faces child-pornography charges in chicago.as announced that it is laying off thousands of workers at its home improvement stores and the layoffs are going to impact workers. >>that stores all over the bay area. they include people who is simple items like grills and patio furniture and maintenance as well as facilities service jobs touches janitors lo says that is outsourcing those jobs to 3rd party companies in order to let store associates spend more time on the sales floor serving customers. the company would not say exactly how many workers are being laid off workers whose jobs are being eliminated will be given transition pay and the chance to apply for open roles within the company lowe's has more than a dozen stores all across the bay area. >>i take a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero blue skies out there a little when beautiful and no hint of fall. >>you see the wind there chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and tears to the weekend. my friend, yes, or raise one. hi guys, ready for the

how are you doing kelly? >> very well, thank you for having us here. >> in front of us, we have a typical soft story building. when i see this, i think this is some of the most beautiful architecture our city has. a lot of people don't know these are problematic buildings. why don't you tell us about some of the risks he we have in these buildings? >> soft stories are vulnerable in past earthquakes and the northridge earthquake to this type of building and character of building. when we talk about the soft story, what we're talking about is generally a ground story that has less wall or other /pwraeugs to resist the lateral forces that might be imposed by the earthquake. so we're looking for something that is particularly weak or soft in this ground story. now, this is a wonderful example of what some of the residential buildings that are soft stories in san francisco look like. and the 1 thing that i would point out here is that the upper force of this building have residential units. they have not only a fa

i am jason kelly. taylor: i am taylor riggs. jason: we preview the g7 meeting in france and look att the past drama failed editions. taylor: china's crackdown on cathay pacific sends a chilling message. jason: we will dig into the booming industry and plant-based murders. taylor: the market darling of sparkling water is losing ground. jason: joel weber is with us. joel: we wanted to do this story in a summer issue. it is the zeitgeist of summer. one thing that has happened is consumers have shifted away from soda and embraced sparkling waters. they have encapsulated that and boomed. all of a sudden it has gotten competitive. taylor: we learned a lot about their competitors, mainly pepsi and coca-cola. joel: they are owned by national a beverage and out as part of their portfolio. but going against coca-cola or pepsi, once they opened their war chest and looked at sparkling water, they can say we know how to put that in a can. jason: that is coming in from the top, then you have craft beers and food, now it is sparkling water. jo

kelly evans. some mixed economic data today with consumer spending rising more than expected in july but august university of michigan consumer sentiment survey posted the largest drop since december of 2012 speaking of drops, a big one for the euro today which dropped below $1.10 for the first time since may of 2017. let's drill down on these markets more bob pisani watching the action at the new york stock exchange bob? >> stocks faded in the middle of the morning after a strong week. the rallies this month, have you noticed, they've been on very light volume because it's very tough to figure out how the global story is going to affect earnings in the next six months, and i'm talking about the global slowdown where are you on that spectrum everyone believes global growth is slowing but they're not sure by how much. the bears see a strong possibility of a recession in 2020 if that happens earnings could drop 10 to 20% over 2019 that's typical in a recession. bulls though see geopolitical risk sub

. >> kelly's pulling double duty talk show. she gave fans a behind the scenes look at her set. >> this is the band stage! what up? look at it. don't you want to come here? i have a show. >> we are told every show will open with kelly singing a song chosen by her audience of about 200 people. from the looks at the bloopers kelly will also be superunfiltered. >> i'm so nervous for the stuff to come out of my mouth. i bit my tongue. punch me in the face. everything's fine. . my mike pack fell off my bra. i'm not classy.but i stand by i >> we have a saying. >> we're bad, we're so bad. >> jacob tremblay as you never saw him before. >> i also had my first kiss. it was a cpr doll. >>> it's been 20 years since "candy" was released. ♪ yeah yeah yeah yeah >> but you never heard it like this. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. closed captioning provided by -- >>> you might have another big movie in the works. are you playing founder? >> it isn't confirmed yet. what kid wouldn't want to be in a disney movie? that would be pretty cool. >> that's jacob tr

i'm jason kelly.us for bloomberg businessweek every day on the radio from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. wall street time. also, catch up on our daily show. listen, subscribe to our podcast. get that at itunes, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. you can also find us online at businessweek.com and on our mobile app. as the 2020 election approaches, it is democracy versus the hackers. this week's solution section exposes how efforts in illinois to protect its voting systems show how vulnerable states are still to outside attacks. here is editor dimitra kessenides. dimitra: we got a little preview when robert mueller went before congress a few weeks ago to testify. putting aside everything else about that event, he kept hitting on this message, that this is a very, very serious threat that we are confronting. that is what the takeaway was from that report first and foremost. i think when we get into the details like we do in this story that kartikay mehrotra has written about focusing on illinois, but that's emblematic o

kelli davis and matt cameron got engaged one year ago. kelli is a first grade teacher in tampa.azy about matt, and crazy about her students. and so when they started planning their wedding, she had an idea. instead of wedding gifts, bring something for the students who don't have the basics. >> i call my class family. >> definitely proud of her, and it doesn't surprise me at all that she came up with this idea. >> reporter: no gift registry. instead, they personalized each invitation, with a child at the bottom, this one, a boy in th 4th grade. and the response at the wedding was overwhelming. >> it was kind of a no brainer. being a teacher, i know that a lot of kids come with nothing to school. >> reporter: so many new backpacks, clothes, supplies. they'll be given to students at booker t. washington elementary when they start in a couple of weeks. and that couple, when the community heard what they did, they told us today, even people who weren't invited to the wedding are pitching in. >> school supplies have been donated to our doorstep. businesses have reached out to donate

angie: su amiga kelly llegó a la casa inmediatamente.xas la pareja regresó a el salvador para encontrar a su verdadero hijo. la odisea probaría su fe como nunca antes. mercy: ayúdenme a encontrar a mi hijo. angie: la pareja, que no tenía ningún documento de su hijo biológico, comenzó una campaña para localizarlo. mercy: me decían que era una mentirosa, que yo me había robado la prueba. ¿dónde está mi hijo? angie: ella tuvo que hacerle frente a muchas acusaciones. mercy: insinuaban que yo me había acostado con otro hombre. angie: el médico que atendió a mercy fue detenido por las autoridades. mercy: ¡doctor! ¿dónde está mi hijo, doctor? yo quería verlo a los ojos y que él viera mi dolor. angie: en texas, kelly azan comenzó a pensar lo peor. kelly: que el niño había sido víctima de la trata ma que lo habían vendido. angie: sin embargo, tres semanas después las autoridades le informaron que exámenes de adn a las otras madres que habían dado a luz ese día revelaron que el hospital había entregado los niños a los padres equivocados. mercy: di

more news coming up at the top of the hour i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching. how close are tauruses to come out and say this is a. 100 german street on d w. t. how does thailand taste it. correspondent susan hum and host hurriedly. make sure the various flavors of the exotic creasing of our food fusion and so i am the challenge for you. tasty tried to. start september 1st on d w. nick kids lives in kenya it's the city which has come to symbolize the rise of the far right in eastern germany the demonstrations took place a year ago now people in kenya it's an across the german state of saxony going to the polls to elect a new state parliament. which i still haven't decided who to vote for in the parliamentary elections. it may be a state election but it's attracting interest across germany the right wing populist a.f.d. party hopes to come out the big winner saxony must decide which direction it plans to take and so does nick at c.s.k. . nick has been doing martial arts since he was 8 years old he specialized in m.m.a. all mixed martial arts. martial arts has pr

this is kelly been to more.personal trainer here at 24 hour fitness and go over yet. but long before the sun is up she's training to be the next olympic hopeful. >>just a big mental game so to go to tokyo would be like winning the biggest battle with yousself that's all i do is train. >>the former college track and field athletes as competing for gold has always been a dream. >>olympics is always on the go board so every morning i wake up and i see that on my goal, it's right in front of me always and soon it could be a reality in the spring, the us olympic and paralympic committee and 24 hour fitness. >>the host the nationwide search for undiscovered talent. more than 4,000 people tried out with the top 25 men and 25 women, getting the chance to train in front of team. usa coach is caught. kelly just returned from the teen usa training center in colorado. kelly says the coaches were looking for athletes to compete in different sports from rowing and cycling to bobsled. >>literally the amount of stuff we had to

>> all right, kelly o'donnell traveling with the president in france this morning. kelly, thank you coming up at 9:30 eastern, president trump and macron will be holding the joint press conference we will have live coverage 6 that on nbc. >> puerto rico is bracing for a possible hurricane to make landfall they are stocking up as tropical storm dorian approaching the island, potentially strengthening to a category 1 hurricane. meanwhile, the south could see more severe storms after a weekend of wild weather, including chaos at the pga golf tournament here's nbc's morgan chesky >> reporter: a lightning strike at the pga tour championship in atlanta caught on camera the super charged bolt shattering a tree near the 16th hole, sending debris in every direction. play was suspended, the course evacuated as emergency crews tended to the injured. six in all, including billy cramer >> all of a sudden there was like this boom to my left. people were screaming and running away and i thought as i was on the ground that the tree was going to fall. >> reporter: all the injured ex

kelli and yasmeen alerts from one battles when the other as multiple clashes crop up across the city their reason is simple we are on call in the us. messaging that works help them connect and coordinate with other volunteers reports come in of clashes across town. it's becoming one of the most violent nights yet news the police of 5 live gunshots into the equity spreads the of the 1st aid is a you guys not afraid for your safety. of all of them or if you have a right every day to do that. or to go for a don't. afraid i'll die i for a gunshot yeah i'm afraid of i get injured but we have with you have to do that. and it's not just but any harm they risk by walking on the front lines they also fear arrest there is a 1st rate for afraid our courts do not a police and there are 4. social workers that court so are our armor for if our our courts through tonight they remain safe in a few hours yes i mean it will be back to school students none the wiser about how weekend on the streets. of the state of new still to come on our program very few read them survive of the notorious berlin wall

>> yeah, kelly thanks for having me on. it's like depressing that every time we start a segment, you have an intro just like that, it seems like it has been rough, but i tell you what i'm up here. it's our annual energy conference in chicago right now. we have 17 of these companies here, and there is some excitement because we had big news yesterday we had pdce merge with src energy, and the market actually lovedit. pdc was up 16% synergy was up, or src was up 10% on it, and it was a zero premium deal so this is the template going forward. the market has been calling for consolidation, and i think this kind of gives boards now a little bit of ammo to say maybe we should consider some of these zero premium deals >> a zero premium deal, and that was the market reaction. >> we're at that level now pumped about that deal >> so now, i mean, that is basically saying to investors, you want to play this space on acquisitions who in particular do you think could be in play here? >> well, really, the high quality guys you really want

i wanted to use this opportunity to introduce to you kelly rudnick who's the project planner. although she's new to us, she's not new to the city. she comes from public works. she has managed several projects that have come before this body, including washington square. we're happy to have her, and you'll be seeing a lot of her. thank you so much. >> good morning, commissioners. sitting in general manager and secretary, thank you for that production. i am today presenting west portal playground renovation contract for jackie ho, who is on vacation today. so we bring to you the west portal playground renovation possible action to award a contract treaty construction in the amount not to exceed $2,095,000. this project supports the strategic plan strategy number one, to inspire public space, and objective 1.2, to strengthen the existing parks and facilities and objective 2, to strengthen play, and 2.2, to strengthen and promote the health, safety, and well-being of san francisco's youth and seniors. the west portal playground is in the west portal playground and in district 7, a

lou: i think it's important to restate what kelly said.are only two countries in the entire world. those two countries are the united states and canada. kelly mentioned steven miller. here is steven miller on this issue. let's share this with the audience, if we may. >> most americans think it's crazy that you can come across the border, say perhaps in your ninth month -- >> what do you plan to do about it? >> well, we're looking at all legal options, but the key point i want to leave you with because we're running out of time is that many legal scholars believe subject to security jurisdiction thereof means it doesn't apply to people here illegally. lou: that's the administration's argument, and is it your sense that the president plans to issue an executive order? >> i believe you'll see this maybe in the coming weeks, coming months. obviously, this executive order will be contested in the courts. but, you know, the supreme court has never had any interpretation or ruling on whether the 14th amendment applies to illegal aliens. lou: righ

kelly says she was charismatic, popular and talented, cast casted the lead in the school play.hat was she like on stage? >> she was a natural. >> reporter: on her 15th birthday she introduced her to her new best friends sheila and skylar. here they are that night. >> two adorable little girls smiling up at me, you know, just looking so angelic. >> reporter: but that vision of angels would soon be shattered. july 5th, 2012, skylar finishes a night shift at wendy's. >> skylar walked through the door and gave her mom a hug and said i love you, mom. she hugged me and said, i love you, dad. she went to bed. >> reporter: the next day dave and mary go to work. but when he returns home that afternoon, skylar's bedroom door is still closed. >> i knocked on her door. there was no answer. so i said, sky, come on, you got to get up and i still didn't get an answer. so i opened the door. i looked down at her bed and it hadn't been slept in and it scared me. so i immediately called mary. she said she's not home and i said, no. >> reporter: concerned his next call, sheila. >> she answered on

i'm morning kelly kron 4 news for your health this may or may not surprise you.ew study says 14% of adults use cbd oil products even thoubecoming wide many still don't know exactly what cbd oil does. >>many gays or has some answers. >>law also rounding marijuana can be complicated so you might be wondering what this cbd craze is all about and whether it's legal canada dial or cbd is a chemical in marijuana, but on its own it doesn't give users a high cbd is now legal across the us as long as it comes from the hemp plant cbd isn't regulated said distributors can't advertise it as medicine or a cure all but people use it for a variety of reasons a lot of that older people. >>for aches and pains everyday aches and pains joint. to anxiety. >>and it comes in many different forms we have sad i salute team sure. but if you're thinking about stopping at your local grocery store and picking some up you may want to do some research first experts suggest finding a trustworthy store that pecializes in cbd and just like any supplement make sure you ask your doctor before tryi