because we went from two years, nonstop, kelli, kelli, kelli, kellie. >> do you think this case evert think that nick would have ever told anyone unless they were his friend. but he did tell me. >> for the family of kelli bordeaux, the loss, the pain, the sorrow never goes away. but david marshburn at least gave them a chance to heal. >> he ended a suffering for my family. where we're sitting here, agonizing for these last two years. he was the one who was able to come in and end this for us. and to make it to where you can try to start rebuilding and doing things that will make kelli proud and to live your life. >> the family also had something for david marshburn. a very special gift from kelli. >> kelli'ds dog tags. which, that's a great honor in itself. >> this is a very important thing. >> yeah. >> for a soldier. >> i always have these. these will stay with me forever. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> first up on msnbc, breaking news out of haiti, as 17 american missionaries including children reportedly kidnapped by

and kelly, she was a hometown girl. raised rate here in the finger lakes region of new york state. >> when you grow up here, it actually took for me to move away and go to college, before i came back and really appreciated how pretty it is. >> andrea is kelly's best friends. they grew up together near elm irony york. she says it was if the land had a bit of sweetness into kelly. maybe a little tartness too. after all mark twain also lived here. >> how did you see kelly sense of? humor >> she was very goofy, always happy, always trying to have fun. she loved to laugh, she was sarcastic, witty. >> she, always made things fun. >> funny and beautiful. couldn't keep a girl like that and a small town forever. after college, kelly broke some news to her big sister cam. she was very enticed, by some bright lights. out west. >> absolutely. and she's, like i'm moving to vegas. >> what did you think when you heard? that >> i was sad, but i was sad. but i was like oh my god go, you're so. brave do it now. >> did you see her? off >>

>> kelly: it's the simple thing.bout her, it's awesome. but her current one is you. i mean, you're getting kissed by cher -- >> jimmy: crushing? dolly parton, honestly, it's mutual, i have a crush on dolly parton. >> kelly: who doesn't? >> jimmy: she has a whole -- >> kelly: i think like women are into her. she's awesome. >> jimmy: she is funny and gorgeous and can sing,sting. i am interested. she

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: hi! >> kelly: have a seat!ard for me. >> barry: everybody is doing elbows. >> kelly: we will get shut down, so they make me, it's very hard for me because i am such a physical touch person. i give my kids like way more hugs than i should. i'm not getting any of it. unlike just told me. i did mention, i don't know if you remember this, it was years ago, but you wrote me this letter as i was going through a hard time coming and i am like 15 years ago, but you wrote me this note and it was really quick and sweet and i kept it, i have this keepsake box and that's one of the things i kept in it because it was so kind and you did not know me, but thank you. was years ago, very nice. people don't hear about that stuff coming out? they always hear the negative stuff. >> barry: speaking of a million years ago, i sent your people a picture that i found a 4:00 in the morning because i never sleep -- >> kelly: with me and justin, i remember. >> barry: at the grammy party, right? >> kelly: look at us babies, we are babies.

>> hi, kelly.eams of becoming a professional cosplayer. so i'm super excited. >> kelly: welcome to l.a. >> thank you.st felt like it is something i've had a really big connection to. so i requested the song even though i miss the people in the seasons in north carolina i'm really excited that i went rogue and changed the seasons of my own life and moved out here to pursue my dreams. >> kelly: absolutely! you are so cute too. i love your style. you are very rock 'n' roll. welcome to l.a. you will miss the seasons though. >> it is already very different. i feel like it will start getting cold there very soon and i don't see that happening. >> kelly: you won't miss that, but you will miss the rain. i sleep with a sound machine, because i missed it too, but thank you, lauren, it's a very cool song. i did not know that song. all right, everybody. this is an hour you don't want to miss. he has a man of few words on the hit series "ted lasso." i love that show! it is so good put his words are always witty

>> kelly: oh, my god!mber skating as a kid and we remember shoot the docket, you would get down -- >> leslie: i did not shoot no ducks. no, i was over there with the little ducklings trying to learn how to just walk. i never knew how to skate. i just would you like that and swimming. it's me on really? i love swimming too. >> leslie: i wish that i knew how to swim. >> kelly: we did not have any money, it was a dollar to get in the skating rink or a dollar to get in the pool. those were my options. >> leslie: my brother could do both. i do not like oh under the water. i did not like water getting in my nose. >> kelly: i like it because it's quiet. it's so peaceful. >> leslie: it gets in my nose, no. i can't swim like this, so no. >> kelly: [laughs] >> leslie: and i have thick pool too. i have the biggest pool, and it is like 8 feet. so if you hear, leslie jones drowned, yeah. >> kelly: yeah! [laughs] i love you. so you and i have a lots in common, you love "timeless" here is the reason why, because i heard

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!r very special guest on the base as well leland! everybody! now if you don't know, leland is a true rock legend. he has worked with everyone from james taylor to carole king, we saw him in australia, we were there for work and we were like oh, my god, they're going to be on tour and we saw him play, it was the most amazing show. he is so gifted! [cheers and applause] we are very honored to have him here, he is incredible, we are very stoked to have them here, so thank you for being with us the whole hour, leland! [cheers and applause] we also have a special guest who requested "let's dance" from kb tv in buffalo, new york, what's up! >> oh, my goodness, kelly, that was amazing! i love it so much. >> kelly: it is one of those songs where you think you know, but i really only knew "let's dance" i was like how does it go? >> put on your red shoes. >> kelly: you don't sound like you are from buffalo, girl? >> no, is an everybody from buffalo? no, i am from australia. it's funny that you sa

kelly: appreciate it. if there are other companies with solutions to our requirements, i would appreciate if they sent me an email. because i don't know them. right now the wedge tail is only -- the only field improvement capability that we have and as far as airframe capability and infused mission systems at northrop grumman, that's the only one i'm aware of, so my gut feeling is again to defer to my hiring expertise that i give and the out to acquiring experts as they send them out to the industry in general, but right now i'm not aware of another solution for aero domain awareness that can be rapidly fielded in the time horizon that we need. lt. gen. deptula: ok, let's go to pat from james. >> hey, what about this advanced tactical trader that you want to buy. why not just do it with t7? gen. kelly: first of all, there may not be capability gap. there may not be anything that we need to do. but the flipside is there might be other industry solutions added for a completely new airframe and you are comple

>> hi, kelly, i am a huge, huge fan.ece by piece tour. and you and jason's live rendition of "tightrope" was my favorite moment on the set list. so i just wanted to hear it again. thank you so much. it's been on i love that you pointed out, very few songs that -- a lot of my songs i like better live, because you get a feel for them on to her after you have had them for a while. but that one changed quite a bit for on tour and i love it. i love the live version. i loved doing radio city, i got to cover barbara, it was not great, it was all right. it was not barbara. but i love being in the video and getting to cover it. but those are ponchos. i hope that you enjoyed the tour, because well, i don't know. thanks, chris. this hour is filled with so much artistic goodness coming altered she has a kick ass singer and guitarist with a grammy and oscar to her name. melissa etheridge is in the house! and she has a performance for us, we are all stoked about. i am. and we will meet an extraordinary group of artists in new york cit

>> hey, kelly, thanks for singing that song. a few years ago and there is a line in that song that goes i want you to stay even though you don't want me. and that hit so hard. >> kelly: that is a line you are picking out. i have the therapist with you. >> don't worry, i have one, but it just made me feel so heard and that song talks about a universal theme of rejection and i feel like everyone deals with in so many different parts of your life and it just makes it okay i felt like to just feel all the things that we are feeling. >> kelly: yeah. i think it's amazing that he made a sexy song sound sad. it has like i can't make you love me vibes, but it is sexy as hell, like people might take their clothes off to the song, i like the juxtaposition of it. you can get out of the depression and put some sexy clothes on. thank you so much, i love the weeknd and covering that song pared my first guest will be out here in just a minute, but later in the show we have all three judges from "hot bench" in the house. tanya acker, patricia di

>> kelly: even if it isn't come enjoy being single a little bit longer. >> sounds good. >> kelly: weearts on the big screen in small since he '70s, "real housewives of beverly hills" kyle richards is joining us. let's bring out our first guest, she is an incredible actress coming up seen her in "cruel intentions," "legally blonde," and "american crime story" her new documentary is called "introducing selma blair" in an honest look at looking at multiple sclerosis, a disease that attacks your immune systems and makes every day difficult. it is out starting october 21st, please everybody welcome selma blair! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i love your outfit! >> selma: thank you, i was like i have to get to my audition. >> kelly: i love it. that's -- >> selma: i was like i match perfectly. i deal. it makes a difference. >> kelly: it makes you happy. i'm one of those people that loves to be surrounded by bright colors. >> selma: and you are wearing -- it looks good though. this feel like i love the color. i feel like we met in a coffee shop years ago. >> selma: i was not so memorable, because

>> hi, kelly. >> kelly: you're so cute by the way. >> thank you.hat i'm doing right now. >> kelly: off some! what are you pursuing, what is your biggest dream? >> i'm a makeup artist. when i was growing up i did make up for my friends and my family and when they look at themselves in the mirror, they were happy and felt beautiful, confident and i feel like i do that every single day now. >> kelly: you are doing god's work. i go into makeup and hair room, and i come out and look like harry potter has gotten a hold of me. it's amazing. i am a real girl. you're very talented, that's why you're so cute! >> thank you so much. >> kelly: nice to see you, thank you so much. everybody we will are in for some real fun today, heather locklear is in the house! and today we are making a big announcement for overachievers going all out to help their communities. it could land them $100,000, just saying. but first i don't think a day goes by when i don't praise what teachers pull off every day. they seriously do god's work, the patience of job come all the things

booked and busy and blessed. >> kelly: i love that. that? to mike i called her and said you've got so much going on but you seem to be a little calmer than me, more balanced, what you doing? she said do you work on the weekends? i said i definitely work on the weekends and she said you ever get caught up? i was like no, i never get caught up what i work on the weekends. then she said stop doing it, why are you doing it? it really helped me reprioritize my time. >> kelly: you know it helped me his kids. i want to be a great mom to my kids and my 7-year-old has some shame game. she will be like why are you on your phone? i'm like i'm not and i will put it down. so i stopped doing weekend stuff. every once in a while, something pops up in shame game comes to crying to me. >> ava: you love what you do and it's part of making films and telling stories is a beautiful part of my life so it's something that i've not done. >> kelly: it's hard to say i'm not going to create on the weekends but we should probably listen to her. balance is good, s

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!andon wanted to hear it. what do you love about that song? >> thank you so much for singing that song it's one of my favorites and i love it because it always reminds me to live the life that i want to live and not what society tells me i should. >> kelly: absolutely! >> that really came from growing up and thinking that you go to college, get a job in an office and have jobs by 30. >> kelly: i did that wrong if that was a blueprint. >> all of these things that i wanted to do i was just going to do it so i moved out to southern california and started dancing professionally, i started backpacking and moved into my car so that i could start a business and started acting and i have never been happier. >> kelly: oh, my god! that's exciting! i mean you only get one life, you might as well be doing what the hell you want. >> exactly, and a lot of people are not going to be supportive because it is nontraditional, but for me the song reminds me that you should always follow the passions and l

lester >> all right, kelly. thanks. >>> tonight the president's health advisers are making new pleas for americans to get vaccinated but also, haley, an experimental new treatment for covid-19 other health experts saying it is a potential game changer that could significantly reduce the risk of severe illness and death. here's gabe gutierrez reporting. >> reporter: a covid treatment in pill form, the first of its kind merck with new data out tonight showing the antiviral drug taken twice a day for five days when symptoms begin cuts the risk of hospitalization and death in half. >> this is a phenomenal result. i mean, this is a profound game changer to have an oral pill that has this kind of effect. >> reporter: merck says it's seeking emergency use authorization as soon as possible. the federal government has already contracted to buy 1.7 million doses. >> we always hesitate to make any time lines. >> reporter: the experimental pill being compared to tamiflu. which is supposed to be taken within two days of flu

this is kelly. we are also out there tonight or tomorrow good luck to eric and everybody. >> before we go, brian, i have to say one thing you know tommy lasorda was a dear friend of mine. >> yes >> i want to give a piece of advice tommy gave to all of the fans, which is if you don't root for the dodgers you may not get into heaven. >> we can rest easy with that at least. scott and brian -- >> what about the angels >> thank you so much >> by the way, kelly, the vw ceo in an hour >> we will have more today and tomorrow >>> still ahead, a new industry report raising red flags for next year's mortgage market. we have dire warning ahead we are monitoring the latest from apple's product launch. look at the shares don't often see this they turned positive a little bit, up half a percent right now. we will bring you more updates in a moment. stay with us ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ paola needs a parachute. so, salesforce customer 360 unites your marketing, sales, commerce,

. >> kelly: my mom was like you are going to pay it if we miss it. thought it was so funny you went to visit. >> cynthia: i love film, there's something really special about being able to grab a dvd and a video and keep it with you and watch it and rewind and all of it. >> kelly: it reminded me, i love the public library, that's how i got books. >> cynthia: they have the little cards? >> kelly: my daughter started it at her school and it was stamped and i was like

kelly: yeah, real good question. pivot to a great power competition means you pivot to the great power of the weather and it requires increasingly also tick off land where we modernize much of it to have that capability and besides being able to operate in more austere weather, mostly takeoff and land whether, it reduces your launch and recovery element footprint and allows us to forgo some requirements. for example, before we go into a host country, normally in our legacy we would have to get permission to transmit certain bands for the lre and having it auto tick up obviates that requirement, so, it's very, very helpful. unlike the original, it can lift a pretty decent weapons or sensor load and a good example of that is our gorgon capability that we use to divide the sensors. the short version is that having 20 plus hours of sensor utilization means that in the costs per flying hour that we get, it will continue to be a key contributor to our sensor grid. lt. gen. deptula: bit of a follow-up, what are your thought

i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. >>> stocks are resuming their slide as we kick off the new week with tech back to leading the decline. the nasdaq down 2% semiconductors down nearly 3%. we dissect the downturn to look at what is causing it this time and whether we're in for a fourth quarter to forget >>> meantime, the chase is on for energy, those stocks bucking the down trend again as oil hits a seven-year high, remaining the best sector for the year, only one in the green last month and frankly not the sector we want to see outperform. anyway, will its winning streak continue we will delve into that. >>> facebook falling after major negative publicity, plus now its services including whatsapp and instagram experiencing outage. the shares down about 5% at last check. >>> plus a check on crypto and other big movers first, dom chu with the numbers for us >>> that social story playing out a large part in the market decline right now. to give you an idea where we stand in the markets rig

>> hey, kelly, thank you so much for singing that song. two years and he would call me in singing that song and when it came time to choose our first dance song, we decided it was the perfect fit. >> kelly: i love that, i did ancestry, and i am almost 30% irish, i am just saying! we might be related! that's all i'm saying. thank you so much, cat, everybody loves that song, y'all! we have a picture of that moment that i do want to show, here we go. i love, personable, can, can we talk about your dress? let's talk about your dress, look how it swishes. >> yes, it's swished. >> kelly: how many dresses till you got to the one? >> i can't remember, maybe ten, it did not take that many. >> kelly: i ended up not having wedding and spent it on three dresses because i like to them all and wore them for pictures. it is about the dress, people. thank you so much, cat, your wedding looks beautiful. all right, buckle up for a wild ride today, we have the star of "supergirl," melissa benoist in the house! [cheers and applause] all right, it is also some

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!g with some radiohead, people. oliver requested "karma police," what does that song mean to you? >> i want to tell you that you are my meryl. spill and that means a lot! lot to me, trust me, i took that song because you can interpret it into different ways whether you want to wish karma on somebody or karma comes back to you because you are at acting a certain way, i had an absent father and the universe had a force with that. you understand that karma is going to come back to get them and also the other way you can interpret it is you find yourself wishing karma on them which might not be the best version of yourself and at the end of the day you let it take its course. it is to be on what you put out there, it's coming back. >> i love you so much. >> kelly: i love that complement! and so nice! thank you so much, paula, i love radiohead and i love your hair. is that all yours? sit down, paula, i don't have time for you. this is all mine too, no it's gorgeous, you should be in some kin

i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc the white house pushing a new spending plan. >> no one got everything they wanted, including me >> what's in, what's out, and what's it going to take to get everyone on board? >>> a large number of cops and firefighters refusing to get the shot in america's largest city. >> we will hold the line. >> the looming threat to public safety if they decide to walk off the job. >>> a criminal charge filed against the former governor of new york, andrew cuomo what we know about the sex crime-related complaint. >>> grilled on capitol hill. big oil facing hard questions from lawmakers. >> do you agree climate change is a threat to our existence >> the blockbuster hearing on climate disinformation. >> any suggestion that chevron is engaged in an effort to spread disinformation is simply wrong. >>> flight diverted after an assault in the sky >>> the hypersonic missile threat >>> and from dad biod t superspreader, the new words just added to the dictionary >> announcer: l

: [screams] welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!ith in you" sting won a grammy for it back in 1994. why did you want to hear that song, will? >> hey, kelly, that was a 90s moment. i've grown up with the song, but there is a story to this. i am in the amateur cycling team, and sometimes when you're cycling up the mountain or hill, you need a little help and i'm always listening to music. and this song is all about like have faith in yourself, because when i grew up it was this politician, this religion, the celebrities and they are like believe me, believe me, but you have to believe in yourself first. that's how i get up the hill is by believing in myself. >> kelly: how i get up the hill is i get off the bike and i walk. i love that we are two different people and you are like and i keep cycling and i'm like why am i cycling? >> when you get off the bike it just takes so much longer. >> kelly: that's amazing, what an accomplishment. that's so cool. thank you for that song, i love skiing. if you have never seen them in concert it's a

mike >> yeah, kelly mostly green here.he big-growth stocks providing more of their share of the push higher, within 1% of the all-time high. i think it is 4536 as a closing high on the same day one question is the market going to follow the seasonal script perfectly two years in a row last year and this year, september 2nd, high. sell-off for three weeks into september. a bounce, a further decline and a recovery last year we didn't get done with did downside until october 30th, right before the election. right here it looks pretty textbook the way this is working out. so you would have to say you give the benefit of the doubt to some of the seasonal advantages. one thing i will amend, kelly, that b of a fund manager survey. the fund managers were bearish a week and two weeks ago when the survey was done. that was here, not where we are right now. that sells you about market psychology look at the style and sector moves here banks versus technology, they've kind of each had their moments over the course of the year. banks o

i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour a major breakthrough in the fight against covid-19 merck's pill cuts hospitalization rates. the stock is soaring, giving a big boost to the dow we will dig into all of it >>> supply chain woes are slowing growth, auto sales falling as there aren't enough cars to sell we will talk about the impact of the chip shorter with former nissan ceo carlos ghosn and ask about his escape from japan. >>> plus, a safety pick, a deal is gone, a settlement, and will all-you-can-eat save movie theaters if we have gotten to this point, i think we know the answer get your popcorn ready for rapid fire, but beginning with merck news dom is here with the numbers >> i used to buy popcorn because it was free refills on the large. anyway, kelly, working a nice rebound today. it has been a seesaw session i had to get that off, seesaw session. we have seen gains and losses but right now floating towards the positive sides of things, at least for the dow. three-quarters of a percent to the upside

i'm kelly evans.ere is what is coming up on "the exchange" >>> markets are hovering near record highs and one strategist says he has been buying some of the recently beaten down names including boeing and facebook. what has him looking past negative headlines and seeing 100% upside in both. >>> jet blue posting better than expected results but issuing weaker guidance for next quarter citing pressure from fuel prices and labor costs. an exclusive interview with the ceo moments ago way. >>> big names reporting after the bell we will get the action, story and trades on ford, ebay and synovia. i will take dom's place today. the dow is now down 105 points today, so it has turned negative by almost a third of 1%. the s&p still slightly in positive territory by less than a point. look at the nasdaq though. this is the story of the day it is up two-thirds of 1%, in the green now. you might say, well, of course we had strong tech earnings. we also had a significant drop in bond yields look at the ten-year yiel

i'm kelly evans. ahead on "the exchange," another day and another set of record highs for stocks with earnings season off to a pretty good start, consumer confidence bouncing back. the housing market is still strong and a potential stimulus deal, do the markets have a green light for the remainder of 2021 >>> plus, the debut of our earnings exchange today. as the season ramps up we have the action, the story and trade ahead of three key reports tonight. microsoft, alphabet and robinhood. >>> with the white house looking for ways to pay for the multi-trillion dollar spending lan, treasury secretary supports an unrealized capital gains tax on billionaires. why our expert says it is the worst ever dom chu is back with the numbers. >> i'm back and here with a vengeance because the markets overall hit record highs again the two indices we want to watch are the dow industrials. they get their gold star because they hit a record high the s&p 500 hit a record high as well the nasdaq is within stone's throw of

i'm kelly evans. the dow hit a record high about half an hour ago, the s&p above its closing high as well here is what is ahead on "the exchange." legendary investor paul tudor jones sounding the alarm on inflation, saying it could be worse than originally thought. this as the ten-year yields jumped earlier today why do stocks keel rallying? >>> is paypal courting pintrest? the two companies holding merger talks. why it could make sense for both sides. >>> in "rapid fire" netflix is sliding, facebook is rebranding and retailers are panic buying we begin with a continued march higher for stocks. bob pisani has the numbers today. bob. >> the key point, kelly, is we are at a new closing high. if we close right here, it is a new closing high 34,35 was the old closing high for the s&p 500. it was back on september 3rd we are about three points over that let's see if we can make that but it is quite a move up, helped by a number of very big sectors. most importantly, we have had the banks reporting. last we

kelly" widely attributed this movement for victims of r. kelly.e a lot of new information. is it the media or the moment? >> i think it's both. "surviving r. kelly"'s case, they were able to get a number of women who accused r. kelly of serious issues and assault, get them on camera so they could tell their stories in their own words in a way that was very emotive and connected with viewers. and that all happened in a period of time when we were rethinking what assault means, particularly rethinking believing women who come forward and talk about sexual assault. and we were also rethinking what the me too movement meant for black women. there was a sense that even though the me too movement brought justice for women but maybe black women hadn't been listened to in the same way. so this project came forward at a time when there were a lot of different trends sort of climaxing at the same time and i think people reacted very strongly to it. >> will, since r. kelly's conviction, there's obviously been another trend on social media, got a lot of peopl

it >> kelly: are you excited? >> nervous. >> it is kind of surreal. two of us in a room to have it live out in the world is very surreal. >> kelly: yeah, and it is an exciting time when you are excited about it, this is the problem that people don't realize is you is probably listen to it a billion times. you're kind of like okay. i needed not listen and then wait a month and come back to it. but everybody is going to be so stoked. to tell us about the album. it's because they're 15 songs and they include all of the ones that everyone duetsed on tiktok and instagram and some that people have not heard yet and it's just really cool because we basically wrote the entire album real time on live stream, so everyone was a huge part of the process and i mean like -- >> and i don't know if i have ever heard of an album being made like that. it's pretty him innovative. >> we feel like because we are musicians we lose sight of the fact that most people don't know what it means to write a song or create a project like this. >> kelly: everything it takes to do t

i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead. slapped by apple's new rules and facebook is down intel comes up short and beyond meat gets grilled. we will have the latest on all of the rocky results >>> the fed has a new set of rules for trading. is it an acknowledgement of guilt or does it help jay powell's case for reappointment? >>> plus, the donald trump spac, the company set to take trump's planned social media company has fell 1,000% in two days and it is not the only name surging as politics and meme stocks collide. that story and more coming up. >>> first, record highs for the dow and s&p 500 chl welcome back, dom, as well david tepper, you heard him last hour, sees a potential turn offer for equity >> there's a lot of folks out there. i don't believe he is the only one that feels as though this market might be a little bit toppish, a little bit moreover valued, a little less attractive on a risk/reward basis but it tells you a little bit about what is happening overall thematically because we seem to be hitting the recor

i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the mandate resistance scores of cops, firefighters and first responders refusing to get the vaccine. the impact on critical services with the deadline now passed >>> the armorer breaks her silence after alec baldwin's fatal shooting her defense. plus the call to ban all guns from film sets. >> we have to stop playing russian roulette with people's lives. >>> president biden in europe. did he patch things up with the french president what the pope told him in private and how his stalled domestic agenda is viewed on the world stage. >>> republicans fired up in virginia a new poll putting glenn youngkin ahead of democrat terry mcauliffe. can a last-minute event from president trump seal or sink the race albany sheriff defends the sex crime charge against cuomo new doctor's orders for the queen, and nasa hitches a halloween ride with spacex. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> closed firehouses, massive piles of tra

that's another kelly-aoke classic!e of my favorites, i've been a fan of yours since the beginning. that song got me through a time in high school where i was in love with someone who did not reciprocate feelings for me, so it gave me a lot of, you know, like joy and the ability to move forward and become the best version of myself so that hopefully someone else will love me someday. >> kelly: enjoyed the single! enjoyed a single. then you are with someone, you might've been with them forever and you will have the single time that was so awesome and fun. thank you, chris. we have such a fun hour ahead coming in or from "little miss sunshine" "scream queens" and "stillwater" actress and singer abigail breslin is here! then hitting the kitchen with culinary masterchef david chang and priya krishna! throwing out the recipes and relying on your instincts which is what i try to do and i'm not good at it. but they are great for it. first we have one of the greats with us, y'all, with his band nirvana and foo fighters, he laid

>> thanks for having me, kelly yeah, that's pretty much it. it is valuation.chnology itself. not negative on the potential for the mrna platform to have other indications other than covid. but the valuation, 5 million forever with moderna, less than pfizer the ability to use annual boosters for the foreseeable future we think probably isn't a realistic scenario but that's what the value tells you. >> meg hinted at the commercial battle between they companies to be the booster of choice how important is that to the company? >> we haven't even talked about johnson & johnson, novavax or others, the ability to take share going forward is going to be important i would say the two mrna vaccines are more alike than different. the moderna vaccine did not typically hit the end point and pfizer's did although i do expect the fda and recommendations for boosters for at-risk people to not really differentiate between the two. but it is clear going forward from a commercial perspective, the booster is going to be key >> getting it to this $5 billion of perpetual sales figu

>> kelly: you look so great! this is, i have a few for you by the way. >> kelly: i literally have one, the only other person to give me this, gwen stefani gave me one for christmas, so what i'm saying, no, what i am saying is i think it such a beautiful gift, i'm going to hang it on my door. >> jamie: as you know -- >> kelly: that's in montana, i don't have one for hear. >> jamie: born and raised in the city of angels, a california girl. [applause] you can clap for a california girl anytime you want. so we have never met, i was on your show virtually. i started a little company called my hand in yours which gives comfort items and celebration items to people in times of crisis and celebration. with 100% going to children's hospital in los angeles and i mean 100%. i am saying it's the only store of its kind where 100% of what you spend is sent to the hospital. literally. >> kelly: that's amazing. >> jamie: is with creekside farm the new holiday wreath which will be offered on the site. sp on and door tonight. i lo

dom is here to kick things off. >> what is there not a shortage of, kelly 1 i'm seeing shelves that are not necessarily empty but sparsely stocked all over the place right now. everything from even paper products like pre-pandemic anyway, we are at a market right now that did see some solid-ish upside at one point today. now we've kind of pulled back to flat the dow industrial is down 5 points, about flat on the session. we were over 100 points at one point. s&p 500 right there. nasdaq up 0.2 of 1%. the outperforming, up 23 points. 14,603, the last trade there the strength we're seeing on a relative basis in the market right now is coming from certain parts of the commodity and industrial complex material stocks in particular. if you look at the best performers in the s&p 500, we're talking about freeport-mcmoran silver and gold. nucor. mosaic, fertilizer, up 4% right now. oil and gas, diamondback energy up i1.5% oil, gas, things you mine for, those are up on the session. if you take a look at some of the losers because of that, input costs rise from hard commodities to soft commodities

>> i've got you, kelly! >> kelly: out, my god! is this every wednesday!time. >> ernie: i've got you. that's me, i got to go. >> kelly: it better not be for me. [cheers and applause] we will chat with ernie a little bit later this hour, i'm so stoked about the movie. we are hanging out with mckenna grace who stars in "ghostbusters: afterlife." i am just feeling very official and awkward like what do i do with my hands? it's great. then we have our all-star jennifer houghton getting a set for the season, i love decorating and love her, she is awesome and also cooking up the perfect feast for your halloween celebration, because who does not love food? but right now i need more help with these goes, so let's get our first guest out here and make sure she and a ghost, you know her as a grammy-winning singer-songwriter and also hosts "top chef family style" dropping every thursday on peacock and is also a judge on "clash of the cover bands" she has all the jobs, y'all, give it up for a fellow buster of ghosts meghan trainor! [cheers and applause] ♪

>> hey, kelly.ood afternoon the surge in energy prices will hurt low-income americans and zap money from other spending and it's going to drive inflation higher when inflation's already a problem. with so much u.s. energy production, this price hike is going to hit the economy in a very different way from other ones nancy lazar writes, soaring energy prices are no longer blanket bad news for the u.s. economy. gdp and all prices now have a tiny positive correlation. u.s. oil production is off its high of 13 million barrels a day. that's part of the reason for higher prices. but it's still 11.5 million and production is up in the last week as prices rise domestic producers should increase production and capital spending. that will boost growth americans now spend about 3% of their disposable income on energy a lot of them think it's 50% but it's not it was 8.5 in the mid-'70s nearly 5% for much of this century. they hurt poor people the most much more than wealthy people. michael england of action eco

i'm kelly evans, here is what is ahead this hour. jobs, the economy adding only 194,000 jobs in september, enhanced unemployment benefits ended, most kids are back to school, there are millions of jobs openings. why aren't more roles being filled what does it mean for stocks, bonds and the taper we'll ask. >>> we're talking tesla with an analyst bullish on the stock for what he calls the company's apple-esque brand. >>> we begin with the market reaction to the jobs report. interesting picture over here, mr. chu. >> scratching their heads, what a lot of traders are doing because they're trying to figure on what happened that's a very disappointing jobs number as kelly pointed out. why isn't the market reacting more markedly? maybe because it is a holding pattern with regard to whether or not it is a game changer for the fed, for interest rates, for washington policymakers, everybody out there. regardless, the markets are telltively stable given the number we saw. up only three points we will call it unchanged for the dow industrials.

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kelly?terman tonight, thanks >>> last night we reported on the rising number of stolen cars in the united states tonight we're focusing on where some of those cars are ending up after their swiped off the street andrea day with officials on what they're doing to cut down on the crime >> right here i'm going to say around 5, $600,000 big money to be made >> this warehouse at the port of new york, new jersey, is a major shipping hub for stolen car rings. >> over here we have stolen cars >> reporter: hot wheels taken from unsuspecting car owners across america to be sold overseas officer dean >> very high end cars, 2020 g-wagon mercedes, a land rover, an x 5, x3, two brand new pickup trucks >> the bmw he says stolen in illinois, the toyota in houston, texas, and loaded in shipping containers and via trucker train headed for port. after that a one-way trip to a port in west africa to be sold for a hefty profit but these were intercepted by u.s. customs and border protection >> this is the busies

"power lunch" begins right now >> here, kelly s what's ahead on "power lunch." aggressive campaign, ignoring u.s. sanctions that target the i.t. supply chain. we will look at the risk for companies in the security stocks that are in play >>> plus, the facebook papers, the latest black eye to the social network the stock falling over the past month. will the bad news extend to its earnings >>> plus crypto for the masses, mastercard will now let banks offer crypto credit an

will there be one broadcast for kelly and a different one for me depending on my point spread kelly. >> i don't want the points, but i love drew brees. another record day in the markets. the nasdaq just 150 points off the high nvidia, tesla, amazon are some of the big names we're watching. tesla has turned around today. now down half a percent kind of along with the broader markets nvidia, up 7.5%. amazon up. and consumer discretionary is the best sector. hasbro up 3% consumer staples with the weakest with walgreens and costco down slightly >> we start with the big tech earnings and key earnings. today, alphabet, microsoft, and twitter report after the bell. on thursday, it is apple and amazon so what are the important metrics to watch and how should you invest in technology jaso jason, good to see you why don't we start with a stock i know you like. walk us through alphabet/google. >> good to be with you guys. this is probably pound for pound the best technology company in the world. they had a big quarter last quarter in the june quarter. that was in part because they were lacking

kelly's fort can be seen as this transition for pelham.it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he's a bit of a legend in his own lifetime and we will talk about that but when he dies life ends, memory begins and do they always match up? we're going to explore that in the next few minutes. i'd like to start with the premise for today's discussion and that is that a person's life and the story written about them after their death may not match. there's a few questions i'd like you to keep in mind keas we're going through the presentation. what are the primary source fax during a life? what's written about a person while they're alive? what do they write? what do we see in theirown writings as well ? how does this person view themselves and again that's going to tie back into the primary sources and number three , are there motives or a different narrative to emerge after their death? so keeping these things in mind let's jump in to life versus legend with john pelham. life versus legend happens with a lot of civil war figures so i'm n

kelly.2021 vision, and what does it say about our future and culture of entertainment in this country? my panel is back with me to discuss it. and joining the panel is a tv critic for npr and an msnbc media analyst. great to have all of you with us. eric, let me start with you. you spoke to a producer. she told you, quote, american history isn't history until there's a movie about it. and these documentaries for the most part they don't contain much new information, but what is it about the projects that explains the impact? is it the medium or the moment? >> well, i think it's both. and surviving r. kelly's case, dream was able to get a number of women who had accused r. kelly of serious issues, serious misconduct, serious assault and get them on camera so they could tell their stories themselves, in their own words in a way that was very emotive and connected with viewers. and that all happened in a period of time when we were rethinking what assault means particularly rethinking, believin

>> kelly: that's amazing. that's an awesome image. because they are adorable and very independent, i am into it. thank you all for being a part of our celebration! we will have a performance from maisie peters later this hour, super stoked to have her here and super stoked to listen. time for our first guest, everybody, she was 1 of 2 broke girls and now you can see her in "the neighborhood" mondays on cbs, everybody give a big welcome to beth behrs! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

then kelly's ford happens. they got to see the fight and it ends with pelham mortally wounded and dying march 18 of 1863. after pelham dies his friend dresses his body in a clean military uniform and places him in a wooden casket but at some point in the night stuart comes to the shackelford home and play -- pays his last respects to his young officer. pelham's body is sent by train to richmond and in richmond his remains are transferred to an iron casket with a window overlooking where space is pretty lies in state in the capitol here and you can see washington statue and the unique patterns on the floor. he lies in state in the virginia capital and most of the ladies in richmond will come pay respects and leave showers. succeeding quite similar to what will happen at jackson's funeral six weeks later. on march 28, the casket arrives at his family's home in alabama and they bury him on march 31 in jacksonville, alabama. stewart's officers were mourning armbands for 30 days after pelham's death. why did tell hi

everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." new kids on the block.e. we will catch up with everyone else later but i've got them with me here now because we are having a new kids on the block party. ♪ ♪ new kids on the block party ♪♪ you brought salt-n-pepa and invoke with you today because you've a big announcement. >> as you can see, we have the craziest and most amazing fans. and we are really anxious to get back to them and i know they're anxious to get back with us and we are announcing today you our mixed tape tour 2022 with new kids and salt-n-pepa and en vogue and the legend, rick astley. >> kelly: so going everywhere? >> we are going to start in the u.s. and hopefully after that, we will try to take a little ride. >> kelly: its until this friday, right? >> let's go! >> kelly: like i said, this is not just some of our party, it's the new kids on the block party, a new audience filled with new kids fans who probably call themselves. sisters cody and carmen are in our audience but it turns out they've got a lot more than that. so what is your c