and attorney robert ray turned loose his very best counterattack -- kelly baker, herself. >> kelly baker> the jury was about to get a firsthand look at a different kelly baker, demur, kind, long suffering. hers was a very different story about herself, not as a killer, but as a patient caretaker. she talked about randy in the early days. >> what was your life like during that time period? >> it was great. i mean, it was a really good marriage with him being a therapist and a counselor. we had our small issues with disciplining our kids, but other than that, for ourselves, we loved each other very much. >> but then her life, she said, began to resemble the sad bits of cinderella. but her randy was no prince charming. >> he was somewhat controlling. he wanted to tell me who i could be with and how i could do things. going out to eat with somebody else or movie night or just have the girls over. i was never allowed to do anything like that. >> was there ever any violence in your marriage? >> there was a small amount, yes. >> and what kind of violence? >> well, he wanted to physically stop m

r kelly chose not to testify.ew before his arrest, he desperately tried to win over public opinion. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with thi ican't even... robert... 30 years of my career! the disgraced artist now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. this has been an emotional trial for the women and men who have come forward. not only has the jury heard them, they have believed them. it is another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire #metoo movement. joining me now isjim derogatis, one of the first journalists to investigate claims against r kelly over 20 years ago. he has since written a book called soulless: the case against r kelly. it is good to talk to you, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. mi; thank you for “oining us on bbc news. y , . , ~ , news. my pleasure. well, it is never a pleasure _ news. my pleasure. well, it is never a pleasure talking - news. my pleasure. well, it is never a pleasure talking aboutj never a pleasure t

kelly.rter: r&b superstar, r. kelly, found guilty in federal court in brooklyn today. >> no matter how long it takes, the long arm of the law will catch up with you. >> reporter: the singer was convicted of nine counts of racketeering and sex trafficking charges, including the trafficking of six females, three of them in their teens. one of them, the late singer aaliyah, who died in a plane crash in 2001. kelly married her when she was 15 years old. >> today's verdict to robert kelly's decade long reign of terror over many you can girls, boys and women. >> reporter: the jury of seven men and five women deliberating for just nine hours before reaching a verdict. the 54-year-old reportedly motionless, as the verdict was read. ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ ♪ i believe i can touch the sky ♪ >> reporter: the "i believe i can fly" singer's wings may be clipped forever now. he could serve life in prison. >> you got presented some of the victims and some key witnesses. what does this verdict mean for them

kelly. so many people are surviving off r. kelly is the way he turned that phrase. basically that was the defense over the period of a couple days they said, these women are lying, they're all trying to make money, and r. kelly is the victim because he treated these women like gold is the phrase the defense attorney used. again, we'll see there is a lot of -- the way this case was structured, there is a broad range of ways that he could be convicted because, again, of this racketeering charge, this umbrella charge that involves crimes permitted as far back as the early '90s to a couple years ago. we'll see how this plays out we should know soon, hal lie. >> i'm going to ask you to stand by as i bring in a prosecutor. ron made a good point. we were talking about this here as we wait for trial verdicts to come in, this jverdict came in quick, the jury deliberating for about nine hours you heard testimony from nine women, two men, including one of the women who appeared in that documentary we j

kelly, was a predator.ying he began collecting girls and women as if they were things hoarding them like objects that he could use however he liked throughout the five-week trial, alleged victims and witnesses described how kelly used his fame to entrap fans, hold them at times against their will and abuse them emotionally, physically and sexually often young boys and girls were underage who recently appeared in the docu series. "surviving r. kelly". >> the breaking point for me was when rock slapped me and he choked me until i blacked out. >> reporter: the defense portrayed alleged victims as opportunists, telling the jury they wrote books, got cash for bills. others went on elaborate shopping sprees, only coming forward with allegations, the defense argued, when they felt scorned and angry. kelly pleaded not guilty to multiple sex trafficking charges and one count of racketeering, a unique legal strategy that allows prosecutors to introduce sexual assault allegations well outside the statute of limitation

kelly" that first help give a platform to kelly's accusers. then we go inside the cia's secret plan to kill or kidnap julian assange. >>n the early months of 2017, the cia mounted all-out war of wikileaks that included plans to duct -- so discord among his associates to monitor their mutations and steal electronic devices. also discussions inside the cia about possibly even assassinating him. amy: would go to chicago where workers at el milagro pretty a plant staged a walkout to protest low pay and abusive working conditions. >> we're doing -- we have rights as workers. i packed the tortilla packages per minute, load a case and put it on a pallet and come right back because if i don't keep up the pace, tori t fall off the machine and they will blame me. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. senate republicans have voted unanimously monday to block a house-approved bill that would fund the federal government and raise the ceiling on the national debt. the vote

kelly in federal court.rious points over the span of two decades, allegations from sex trafficking to child pornography has swirled around r. kelly. but he has not been found guilty of any crimes. the singer now back in court and claiming his innocence again, pleading not guilty to multiple federal charges including racketeering and sexual abuse. >> there were women always, you know, coming at him. >> reporter: diana copeland served as r. kelly's executive assistant off and on for 16 years, taking the stand, sharing details from her experience working in his homes. ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ >> reporter: at the time, kelly was one of the biggest-selling male artists and music producers. his hit song "i believe i can fly" winning him three grammys. how would you describe him as a person? >> he's charismatic. and i think that's one of the reasons why people kind of say he has two personalities. because when you meet him, he has, you know -- he's a really personable person. if you see him angry, that's a whole dif

kelly." she broke open the case. the united states reported nearly 2400 new covid-19 deaths on monday, even as hospitalizations continued to decline from a peak in early september. president biden publicly received a booster shot of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine monday, just days after federal regulators authorized third doses for immunocompromised people, front-line workers, and people aged 65 and older. biden, who is 78, received his third injection in a white house event where he called on tens of millions of eligible u.s. residents to get vaccinated. pres. biden: over 77% of adult have gotten at least one shot. about 23% have not gotten any shots. and that distinct nouri is causing an awful lot of us -- enough a lot of damage for the rest of the country. amy: here in new york, thousands of hospital and nursing home workers rushed to get their first covid-19 vaccinations ahead of a midnight deadline monday. new york health officials say the late surge means at least 92% of healthcare workers h

kelly in a brooklyn courtroom. a jury in his sex trafficking trial finding kelly guilty of all nine counts. the disgraced r&b superstar described by federal prosecutors as a predator who controlled his young and vulnerable victims through threats and intimidation but some of those victims turning the tables, testified against kelly in often vivid detail in the words of one lawyer following today's verdict, finally their voices were heard stephanie gosk is in brooklyn with more on the dramatic outcome and what lies ahead for r. kelly. >> reporter: it is a verdict prosecutors say was nearly 30 years in the making. r. kelly guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking ♪ i believe i can fly. >> reporter: the man who wrote the grammy winning '90s anthem "i believe i can fly" now facing decades behind bars. >> today's guilty verdict forever brands r. kelly as a predator who used his fame and fortune to prey on the young, the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> reporter: the verdict caps a five-week long trial with often graph

all right, y'all, i am super excited about today -- >> tim: kelly. >> kelly: oh, hi!he first" if you have kids, every time i hear it, i am like it's baileywick. >> tim: is so that you were here in new york so i had to come by and say welcome! so glad to have you here. >> kelly: i was going to call you because i was noticing all of the cool fashion in the city and i was wondering what were tim gunn's top tips for conquering new york with style. do you maybe have a few? asking for a friend. >> tim: i'm always filled with tips especially what not to do, but also what to do. and as someone from los angeles, i just have to say you should never leave home here without an extra pair of shoes. it may sound strange, but we are not to los angeles. >> kelly: i see these girls walking around in heels. >> tim: we have subway steps and unpredictable weather and we are constantly chasing taxis, so we need a good pair of shoes and we need to be able to change out of them as well. >> kelly: so carry those with you in a bag. okay, check, what else? >> tim: the number two item is you mu

[cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." give it up for my band y'all.s one thing we have in common. we are both texans. we are both earth science. i am of virgo. >> kelly: we do well together. i am taurus. >> is an earth sign, i feel like you can relate to being your own worst enemy. as a virgo. >> kelly: self sabotage, what? i know nothing of this. >> i am a virgo so i strive for perfection i'm overly critical of myself and others. i can take a perfectly great situation and mentally make it something completely negative. >> kelly: we've got to get out of our own way sometimes. >> it's truly a gift. i grew up listening to this song. i became the definition of my own worst enemy. that's why i wanted to hear it. >> kelly: here is to not being. i think we all fall prey to that at times. that's all right. it's a great song. i love that album. thank you, colby. welcome to l.a. all right, y'all, you're going to love today's lineup. you know her from "euphoria" and "the white lotus." sydney sweeney is joining us. i like saying that. you will need 283-year-old

kelly is disappointed. he was not anticipating this verdict because based on the evidence, why should he anticipate this verdict? >> reporter: kelly also facing a slew of other state and federal charges in multiple states, stemming from abuse allegations. kelly has long denied all accusations and claimed his innocence in a testy 2019 video. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life. >> reporter: r. kelly is scheduled to be sentenced may 4th of 2022. prosecutors today said kelly faces a mandatory minimum of ten years behind bars and up to life in prison, david. >> stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the pandemic. president biden getting his pfizer booster shot today. the first lady, dr. jill biden, getting her booster, too, as thousands of americans now line up, in fact, millions are now eligible for these boosters. president biden rolling up his sleeve eight months after his second shot. and making a new plea today to the unvaccinated to get that fi

kelly. a lawyer representing some of them -- here is a lawyer representing some of them. >> i have been practicing law 47 years. during this time, i have pursued many sexual predators who have committed crimes against women and children. of all the predators i have pursued, however, mr. kelly is the worst. >> now, i have to warn you the detail is distressing. one woman told the court that she was imprisoned, drugged, and raped by r. kelly. she says, "i'm ready to start the healing process." she said she had been receiving threats agast her since going public with her accusations. another woman who testified in court said that she was relieved, saying, "i'm so proud of the women who were able to speak their truth" we have one of the first journalists to investigate claims against the singer, who wrote about r. kelly's abuse of girls back in 2000. this is his reaction to the verdict. >> young women who were victimized by this incredibly wethy, powerful, beloved musical icon never stopped calli

>> hi, kelly, i teach english at central park high school. >> kelly: you can stand up and hold it.ing that song because my colleagues and i had teachers all across the country have climbed the biggest mountains of our career doing remote learning during the pandemic, racial trauma, even a political uprising, you know, we did our best to make sure that her students felt connected to each other and to us, to support them and give them the space to talk about and process what was going on, and it was a tremendous challenge, it's still a challenge still in the middle of it, but i learned that we can overcome any mountain together. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: i love that! and by the way, thank you! my mom was an educator, so it's one of the things, they learn at home, but they are with you all for most of the day, you know, so it's awesome that it's a place they can feel vulnerable and open to talk about things like that, because it is very important. so thank you so much for all that you do! >> thank you for supporting teachers. >> kelly: my mama would kick my behind if i didn't, b

r kelly chose not to testify.bs interview before his arrest, he desperately tried to win over public opinion. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with this bleep. i can't even... robert... 30 years of my career! the disgraced artist now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. this has been an emotional trial for the women and men who have come forward. not only has the jury heard them, they have believed them. it is another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire #metoo movement. earlier i spoke to the executive producers of the documentary series surviving r kelly and i asked them what impact they think their series has had a. this was hitting both the us and globally, the me too movement and it was the perfect time _ movement and it was the perfect time for— movement and it was the perfect time for our survivors finally to be — time for our survivors finally to be heard.— time for our survivors finally to be heard. . ., ,, ., , to be heard. tamer

[cheers and applause] >> alyson: hi, kelly. >> kelly: i want to be where you are right now! >> kelly: they are so good, they are in school, thank god. keep them in school. your top three places to entertain your kids in los angeles while you are tricking them into learning, so what is number three? >> alyson: number three is the farm where you can hike and pick your own fruits or vegetables or pumpkins around halloween, i really love that. it's a really way to teach your kids how the stuff that they have in their lunch box is grown. so that's number three. number two would be bob baker's marionette puppet theater which is such a wonderful experience, especially for little ones, and i am so proud, i really just enjoy the art department and how they make these puppets and you learn so much about all the history of puppetry, and it's just wonderful. but the number one is where i am today, the gentle barn, where you can come and hug cows. all of these beautiful wonderful animals. yes! they have been rescued and they are taking care of, and you can just hug them. and they are so

>> hi, kelly, thank you.slate clean and a fresh start and starting over -- there is a lyric in the song, when you surrender to the good lord, he will wipe your slate clean. if so i a personal connection because i worked in health care for ten years. >> kelly: thank you so much. >> it was not really my passion or my dream, so in the last couple of years i wiped my slate clean and started my own business. it is a wine business, i am a certified sommelier. so i do like classes, wine classes and tastings and started my own wine label, and i just think that there a lot of people in the world that are living in the drift and not pursuing their dreams and their passion. so the song is really cool and encouraging, because i feel like it's never too late to have a fresh start and to start clean. >> kelly: as far as i am concerned, you are saving health care, because wine is healthy. i love wine. it's good for your heart they tell me. so thank you so much, and congratulations! that's so cool! we have a jam-packed hour

[applause] >> kelly: all right, everybody. welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." school in his big pickup trip every morning and we always listen to alan jackson's greatest hits. "she's got the rhythm" spoke to me at a young age because i took dance lessons growing up. now that i'm older i have a new man in my life and we love to dance together. but i can confirm that i do have the rhythm. god bless my boyfriend, hunter. he does such a great job but ironically his mom was my dance teacher growing up. still working on it. >> kelly: oh, my gosh. >> i appreciate you seeing the song. it means a lot to me. >> kelly: i love that you just called him out on tv like he ain't got no rhythm, y'all. thank you so much, cindy. i love alan jackson. everybody, we have an hour of complete goodness. you have seen her in "my crazy ex-girlfriend" from the nbc series "mr. mayor," we have bella lavelle. we will meet a couple in indiana making sure anyone there, very who wants a bike can have one for free. my first guest, she has won and oscar and a boatload of emmys. please welcome hel

kelly. >>> a new legal ruling on vaccine mandates for public school workers. as more hospitals enforce vaccine mandates, why the real concern may be in nursing homes. >>> an historic decision by ford revving up investment and creating jobs. what the automaker is saying about electric cars. >>> new details in the gabby petito murder case. what we're learning about the search for her boyfriend, brian laundrie, and what his family is saying. >>> new overnight, basketball superstar lebron james reveals a contract offer from the nfl. >>> and from the story behind this 6-year-old school picture to a big surprise from david letterman to the goats on the lam going buck wild, it's tuesday, september 28th. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with singer r. kelly convicted on all counts of his sex trafficking trial. >> this morning his former bodyguard and childhood friend is responding to the verdict. the allegations go back decades with kelly. he was accused of locking girls inside rooms res

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thank you for being an educator. >> thank you, kelly. >> kelly: absolutely.was one of my favorite performances as well. let's be real. i got to perform at the white house. that's right. let's take a look back at this one. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ love is but a song we sing ♪ ♪ fear's the way we die ♪ ♪ you can make the mountains ring ♪ ♪ or make the angels cry ♪ ♪ though the bird is on the wing ♪ ♪ and you may not know why ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ some may come and some may go ♪ ♪ he will surely pass when the one that left us here ♪ ♪ returns for us at last ♪ ♪ we are but a moment's sunlight ♪ ♪ fading in the grass ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ try to love one another right now ♪♪ [applause] >> kelly: that was truly such an honor and a big moment in my life honestly. i also know that there are som

r kelly chose not to testify.ore his arrest, he desperately tried to win over public opinion. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with thi ican't even... robert... 30 years of my career! the disgraced artist now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. this has been an emotional trial for the women and men who have come forward. not only has the jury heard them, they have believed them. it is another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire #metoo movement. let's talk to jesse daniels, one of the executive producers behind the emmy nominated documentary series surviving r kelly. tell me that about the documentary and how you went about creating it and what was involved in getting that on—air. involved in getting that on-air. a . ~ , , on-air. back in 27, we, myself and mr simmons _ on-air. back in 27, we, myself and mr simmons had - on-air. back in 27, we, myself and mr simmons had been - on-air. back in 27, we, myself. and mr simmons had been seeing

kelly forced her to engage in sexual acts.could describe for me how you're feeling after hearing the news. >> i'm feeling extremely happy, relieved. i'm so proud of the women who were able to speak their truth. >> reporter: kelly did not take the stand but jurors ladder the testimonies of five defense witnesses. and kelly will be sentenced in may of next year. he's facing decades behind pars bars. when i asked an attorney on kelly's team if they plan to appeal this case, he said there will be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking on this one. kelly still faces a federal trial in chicago. >> o'donnell: finally, justice for the victims. jericka duncan, thank you. we turn now to the covid pandemic. tonight two out of every three american adults are fully vaccinated and the next wave of booster shots is understoodway with president biden wasting no time getting his today. cbs's errol barnett reports from new york where a key vaccine mandate is kicking in. >> reporter: americans are lining up to get the pfizer booster shot after c

>> hey, kelly clarkson! >> kelly: this is amber ruffin, y'all. oh, my god!." how are you? >> kelly, i am doing good, man. i work just down the street at rockefeller center and i knew you were going to be in new york and i thought there's no way she's going to have time to eat the best pizza in new york so i brought it to you. welcome. >> kelly: oh, my god! thank you. i'm going to taste it. nice cheese. god, when his pizza not good? >> never. this is from amore and it's the best place to go when you're in new york. see what i love the crust. i'm going to keep this. i'm going to keep this. >> i'm going to put it back so you can eat on it. >> kelly: don't y'all take my pizza. wheat, before you leave. seth is on my show tomorrow. should i ask him anything? >> yes there's a very true rumor that sapp got botox this summer and you should ask him about that. >> kelly: amber ruffin, yelp! i got pizza in my teeth, whatever, we are moving on. i have to tell you all, having an audience here in person is still energizing. we worked it out, the last couple seasons. thank

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i can do this. >> simon: hi, kelly. high matt, everyone. >> kelly: i missed your accent.ld. you are right. >> simon: nice to see everybody. >> kelly: it's actually interesting paired with had to be kind of innovative. it's actually cool because we can get people from everywhere. >> simon: i love this. >> kelly: blake has went up and hugged and kissed people. >> simon: i might do that a bit later. yeah. lovely to see you, kelly. >> kelly: i'm good. your good? obviously? >> simon: yeah, absolutely. i literally had the x-ray results two days ago. i've still got this rod in my back. i've got screws. i'm serious. the scar is like that big. >> kelly: you are wearing a rod in your back right now? >> simon: i have titanium in my body, yet. >> kelly: wow. you are like a robot. you are part robot. was his name? the terminator? whatever. what was your son's ration? did he freak out? my kids freak out if i get a needle in my arm to give blood or something. >> simon: you know the movie? the way he is standing up with the tennis ball? how do i explain it? so lauren told him that, basic

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kelly.f you have beenexually abused by anyone, no it's not your fault january beautiful person at the end of the day. you are still human being and you can feel that pin. now you can see that healing can begin. i don't think healing can begin until you actually receive justice for the person that actually, you know, was your predator. brent: we appreciate your time and your wise words tonight. thank you. it was london's highest red carpet event since the beginning of the pandemic. the new james bond film "no time to die" held its world premiere after delays due to covid-19. kreg called it a great relief the premier was finally held as an in-person event. it is his fifth and final outing as agent double 07 -- agent 007. reporter: bond is back. delayed multiple times due to the pandemic, the new james bond film finally hits theaters this week. "no time to die" marks the final outing for daniel prude, a superspy 007. he's just glad to have made it to the finish line. >> lots of things went wron

and applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," we are hard at working on monday and we are ready to rock! ♪ ♪ here on the show we sometimes have to cut out great content because there's way too much of it, this week we are releasing amazing moments from season 2 that have been kept in our show vault until now. but we are also pulling out some of the greatest hits, a few of our most talked about interviews, this hour is full of celebs you know and love, topher grace, ted denson, holly hunter, julianna margulies, dua lipa, daisy ridley, jewell, and keegan michael key. we've asked our audience to choose their favorite kellyoke is from the past season, patty from san diego has a request, what do you want to hear? >> i'm a huge harry styles and one direction fan, you could literally serenade me with any of his songs all day and i'm happy camper. if you could indulge me and do "watermelon sugar," i would be so happy. >> kelly: right on, i love harry as well. thank you so much, patty! let's get to some music, and hear from the band, harry styles and a "wate

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," y'all! i am definitely going to miss this city. y'all never sleep. i kind of haven't this whole week. from brooklyn to the bronx, staten island to queens and right here in manhattan, y'all are alive. i love it. and that's why we love new york! ♪♪ we love new york ♪♪ give it up for my band y'all. "cry me a river." cool fact about that song, it's been covered by a ton of great artists including joe cocker and michael buble. why did you want to hear "cry me a river >> another person who famously cover that song was years ago i was in theity, bar. theater a couple blocks from and i was with my partner who was my boyfriend at the time. he goes, i think barbra streisand is in the audience. it's impossible. he points her out and i said i don't think so. and then the nails and she moved her hair. i grabbed his leg and i said that's her! that's definitely her. he did not concentrate on the show at all. we stared at her the whole entire time. afterwards we ran to the lobby. i was like, we've got to me

kelly. he faces racketeering and sex trafficking charges. we are waiting on the jury's decision to be read. we'll keep you updated on that. >>> hospitals are bracing for the possibility of staffing shortages as the state's vaccine mandate takes effect. the state's governor already concerning bringing in the national guard to help with some of the staffing shortages. >>> and federal investigators are looking to figure out what caused that deadly train derailment in montana. we will soon get an update on what is next in this investigation, and we will bring that to you. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. your dell technologies advisor is here to help. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. andrea: you see things as a parent-- what you

kelly. the singer now convicted in federal court. >> for 30 years we were overlooked. for 30 years people said we were lying. for 30 years people said this didn't occur. >> i feel like justice has been served. >> reporter: kelly convicted on eight counts of sex trafficking and one count of racketeering charges. the 54-year-old singer possibly facing the rest of his life in prison for leading what prosecutors allege was a criminal enterprise consisting of himself and an entourage of individuals as the leader of the enterprise. kelly used his fame to recruit women and girls to engage in illegal sexual activity. gloria allred represents several of kelly's accusers. >> he has only himself to blame for what he did. he underestimated the courage of his victims. >> reporter: 50 witnesses took the stand over the course of kelly's six-week trial. the prosecution alleging kelly had encounters with six women including the late singer aaliyah who kelly secretly married in 1994 when she was 15 and he was

kelly is the worst. >> reporter: prosecutors praised kelly's victims for their storage in sharing intimatefe with the superstar in open court. kelly appeared hysteric as the verdict was read. he is scheduled to be sentenced in may of 2022. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >> kelly has more legal problems ahead of him and faces similar charges in illinois and california. >>> a rescue in the south bay, a san jose police officer dragged the driver out of a burning car to safety. rookie officer pedro garcia was going to stop for lunch but decided to keep driving on highway 101. that is when he saw this car with flames shooting out of eight toyota avalon and a man trapped inside. officer garcia jumped into action. he picked up the man by his mps d m out s not sy. the man woke up confused in the middle of the rescue and there was some struggle to get him out. >>> ahead at 6:00 our interview with that rookie police officer about his incredible act of valor. >>> on the fire watch, crews making progress with the phon fire in chester county. containment going up to 50%. cooler weather cited as a b

r kelly chose not to testify.bs interview before his arrest, he desperately tried to win over public opinion. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with thi i can't even... robert... 30 years of my career! the disgraced artist now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. this has been an emotional triumph for the women and men who have come forward. not only has the jury heard them, they have believed them. it is another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire #metoo movement. iamjoined i am joined now by a professor, the founder of child usa, a non—profit working organisation to improve the child abuse laws in the united states. it is great to have you on the programme. in the first instance, what was your reaction to the verdict? oh, i was thrilled _ reaction to the verdict? oh, i was thrilled and _ reaction to the verdict? oh, i was thrilled and thank - reaction to the verdict? oh, i was thrilled and thank you i reaction to the verdict? oh, i was t

the big call for us, kelly, isn't so much $90. we put it out at the beginning of the year, people thought we were crazy next year we're going to stay up and elevate. and i think the reason these stocks aren't being bought is because people think, well, even if it does -- if we do see a short-term covid-driven hike in prices, it will all come back down that's not what we're seeing the oil companies are not reinvesting in the space they're paying out the catch we like here because they're a big player in squeezing oil out of players and a big player internationally, which is where the focus is going to be given where the administration is on carbon energy. we think there's a play here, and people are really underexposed it's also an inflation hedge we see that lasting longer than most people think as well. and yeah, these stocks are some of the cheapest stocks in the market, kelly. >> in a way it's almost like everybody out there in the public listening should have exposure to these stocks because it would hedge them against the bil

r kelly chose not to testify.interview before his arrest, he desperately tried to win over public opinion. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with this bleep. i can't even... robert... 30 years of my career! the disgraced artist now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. this has been an emotional triumph for the women and men who have come forward. not only has the jury heard them, they have believed them. it is another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire #metoo movement. sentencing is expected to take place on may the ath, and already r kelly's victims are feelings a measure of that. one, who has remained anonymous, has said in a statement that she feels she can start the healing process. this verdict no doubt hinged on their testimony and willingness to share personal trauma. testimony and willingness to share personaltrauma. for testimony and willingness to share personal trauma. for decades, these black women kept asking when they would

>> hi, kelly!ing the song "good as hell" by lizzo, i love the song so much, because it's about female empowerment, loving yourself, and i know it helped me through a whole lot of hard times. also, phenomenal, wonderful singer just happens to be my baby sister, lizzo! >> kelly: are you serious? >> i remember the first time i ever heard her do the demo for "good as hell," i had never heard her sing like that before in my life and i just knew it was going to change our lives forever. >> kelly: oh, my gosh, i'm freaking out right now. wait, when did you know? i know she also plays instruments, was she in a band first and all of a sudden she started singing and rapping out of nowhere? >> oh, yeah, she was always in rap groups, she was always making her own version of destiny's child. she was a band geek as well, playing the flute and one day, this beautiful voice came out of her, it was the most amazing thing to see. >> kelly: oh, my gosh! she is so fun to watch, so talented. i tried to do it justice bu

>> well, that's a great question, kelly.an ex-fed staffer and i still company myself a fed guy despite the fact i have been at imf and citi longer periods, the key thing about the fed is that it has had a tradition of pristine behavior on the part of its personnel. its integrity was always unquestioned to see trades done by bank presidents saddens me because it goes against tradition within the fed staff. so i think the rules have to be enforced and i think it is very important to modernize these rules of conduct as far as your question about impact on monetary policy, we are losing two fairly aggressive hawks from the fomc, losing as presidents, but it is really clear that the board of directors in the regional banks will likely pick people similar to them. now, rob kaplan had tremendous sway and rosengren had tremendous sway because of their service and their intellectual fire power i think coming up we are going to see this hawkish tilt progress more because jim bullard and esther george are becoming voting members. we ar

i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead a wobbly month for markets as the dow and s&p slide today. morgan stanley is taking u.s. equities to underweight. they'll join us to explain why just ahead the president's tax plan includes more than 80 tax hikes and changes to fund the budget, but there are three that raise the most money and have the biggest impact on corporate america. >>> and the nfl season does begin this week and a number of betting names could benefit. we've got all the stocks to watch. we start with the markets today. nasdaq outperforming, dom, but bitcoin getting all the headlines in the past hour or so >> the trade for the nasdaq right now is interesting because it's only up about a quarter of 1% and normally i wouldn't make too much hay of this but i get to put the golden star because it hit a record interday high earlier day. holding above the 15,000 mark. the dow down about one-half of 1% 4527 the last trade in the s&p if you take a look at bitcoin that kelly was just referring to, we had a sharp drop. you can see here at one point it was getting down toward the

kelly's life is in the jury's hands.ephanie gosk, nbc news brooklyn. >>> thousands under evacuation orders in northern california tonight from an explosive new wild fire. this year more than two million acres have burned in the state. but the impact isn't being felt equally. steve patterson has more in our series "climate challenge". >> reporter: sara selgado can still see the fire how big were the flames how tall were they >> reporter: she is recalling the 2017 tubbs fire, one of three she's been impacted by in the last four years. >> reporter: selgado is not alone. recent research shows that minorities are significantly more vulnerable to the disastrous socioeconomic and health impacts from wild fires the immigrant population, it's worse. a new study found that while the latino population makes up 18% of the u.s., 37% live in areas described as extreme wild fire risk. >> a lot of these areas are agricultural areas, and that's where they seem to locate because they have to work that is a problem because they are affecte

kelly clarkson gearing up for a big season three premiere. reporter nelly pasquarella sat down with her ahead of the big show. >> hello, i'm here. >> reporter: kelly clarkson is feeling every bit of the energy coming from new york city and a live studio audience. after a full day of hanging out at the taping of her show at jazz at lincoln center, i left the audience to sit down with kelly one on one. >> thank you very much for having us. >> reporter: well, sort of. >> wasn't it, great guys? >> i've never had a live audience. this is fun. >> this is for first time back in how long? >> probably a couple years. >> what does it feel like to be back? >> people just being able to connect, see people in person and it's just -- i think you take it for granted. we took it for granted. we had no idea how beautiful it was to actually have the energy of another human being near you while being at work. >> one of those human beings near kelly on stage and in the season premiere, fellow music superstar, chris martin of coldplay. ♪ so then i took myself ♪ >

welcome to "the kelly clarkson show."are right smack dab in the middle of a very special week here, season three is just five days away, people. september 13th, so soon. we are counting down and we are ready to rock. ♪ ♪ i get to chat with so many cool people and our conversations can go to some crazy places. sometimes we have to make really tough decisions of what we can actually fit into a shell. so every day this week we are opening a little more of our secret vault to bring you amazing moments that you've never seen before. there's so much can't miss stuff today, including all new footage. mario lopez, ava gonzalez, serena williams, and blake shelton. we are also releasing some of the show's greatest hits part of that we asked everyone to share their kellyoke favorites. mark from west hollywood has a very special request, what did you want to hear? >> hey, kelly! two of my favorite things in the entire world is the bee gees and also halloween. so when you actually perform to "stayin' alive" during your halloween show,

[cheers and applause] >> hi, kelly.w much you love l.a., so how long have you lived here? >> i've been here too long. i came here from cleveland in 19 -- [laughter] but i'm here now and i have my three secret places for you. >> kelly: okay, well, we are talking about best spots for a leisurely lunch date, so what are aresnio hall's leisurely lunches in los angeles, start with number three. >> number three, i accidentally promise my girlfriend that i would not eat meat until the pandemic was over. that was a mistake. a huge mistake. but it led me to great places, i found a wonderful vegan restaurant in my little hideout downtown, and it is called a lock, and it is vegetarian, and i love the chef there. his name is chef ito. he made a vow to silence many, many years ago and does not, so if you go there, he is not