>> hi, kelly!the old me who needed rescuing a couple of years ago. >> kelly: oh. >> after my second daughter was born, i suffered a small stroke, and it left me with a lot of unanswered questions and that year i was in a lot of pain and i felt so terrible and alone, and also, just guilty that i wasn't enjoying my baby girl the way that i wanted to enjoy her. >> kelly: yeah, but also, you are so young to have a stroke, that's crazy. >> it was a weird thing and nobody could figure out why it happened, and i just felt like i needed rescuing, but i had to rescue myself because nobody knew what was going on with me. so i surrounded myself with family and friends that really were such a support community, and eventually, a year later, i found the right medical team and was able to crawl out of that -- >> kelly: god bless. [applause] wow, that is scary. >> it was really scary. >> kelly: it's the unknown. that's why i go to the doctor for everything. my doctors like "oh, jeez, she is calling again." i call

"the kelly clarkson show."e starting things out a little differently today, because well, to be honest, i got almost to zero sleep last night, and my voice wasn't cooperating, and luckily we pretaped a couple songs this season just in case a day like this arise because generally in a season a day like this arrives and the day is here so we are looking you up with a "kellyoke" special, one of my favorite songs from when i was a kid called "love takes time" by mariah carey. [applause] ♪♪ i had it all but i let it slip away ♪ ♪ i couldn't see i treated you wrong ♪ ♪ now i wander around ♪ ♪ feeling down and cold ♪ ♪ trying to believe that you're gone ♪ ♪ love takes time ♪ ♪ to heal when you're hurting so much ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be here ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be here alone ♪ ♪ you might say you don't miss me ♪ ♪ you don't need me ♪ ♪ but i know that you do ♪ ♪ and i feel that you do inside ♪ ♪ oh love takes time ♪ ♪ to heal when you're hurting so much ♪ ♪ couldn't see that i was so blind to let you go ♪ ♪ i can't escape t

kelly: they are here!l: i notice the second, i saw a guy out there he was so happy, had a blue shirt and suspenders and i thought look at how a -- look at you, dude! you look so lovely r into each other, but was it "the voice"? >> michael: i think so and then we had dinner with blake. >> kelly: that was fun, we all drank. it was good. >> michael: yeah. >> kelly: i love their food. congrats you have a new baby now. y'all make some babies. >> michael: you make beautiful babies too. >> kelly: but two. >> michael: once youith each other. >> michael: we are really excited to be expecting and i'm really lucky that she loves me. >> kelly: did you want a fourth? or was it like in group c's! >> michael: i wanted a fourth, but it definitely was a whip seed. >> kelly: i feel like third or fourth sari. >> michael: it's just more excited, and i think i wanted -- i am digging myself into a deep hole. >> kelly: she was more excited? >> michael: i like the part about making it so much, you know? and i think that's the par

>> hi, kelly., and i used to be told that i would never be good enough to be a makeup artist out in los angeles, and i recently just moved here and i am doing the thing, so i want to say thank you so much for inspiring me and being such a light in this world, kelly. >> kelly: thank you. your hair is cute -- >> thank you, it's a week. >> kelly: no i would rather we get it every because my poor hair, i'm naturally this blonde. was what i meant to say. no, it looks great, i love it. i love your makeup, as well. congratulations on the move. >> thank you. >> kelly: thank you so much, bear. everyone settled in for a good one today, one of tiktok's biggest stars addison o'grady is here. plus we have more catchments deals from our very own, i love him so much, lawrence zarian and a performance from john holden. you might remember john from "the voice," he is so good, may be best known as the king slayer, the elder son, replaced it with a head made of pure gold because that is what you do, but in real life

>> hi, kelly!ing through it. we dated for about two years and i feel comfortable with him, but our values are not aligned. and the thing is we still live together. >> kelly: that's awkward as hell. how is it working out? >> we have to get along, we can't leave until the lease is up. we can't afford to leave. it is to be on live here, let's be real. >> it reminds me of the song, mixed emotions, when things are good it's like we are still dating and then there is a big fight i am like here comes the rain again. >> kelly: one is your lease up? i will start praying now. >> we have a few months left. >> kelly: just go out a lot. just sleep there. that's hard. i can imagine still having a live in the same place. no. i wish you nothing but the best and you are going to get a great place and you dodged a bullet! if you know it's not the right thing, you have dodged a bullet. thank you, jamie. we have all goodness today. from "emily in paris," ashley park is in the house! i love her in "emily in paris." the

i listened to kelly clarkson. >> kelly: good taste. >> i know! be there. i start writing everything and then i got on the plane and i am like, this is amazing! >> and it is sad, i was connected the whole flight to wi-fi, and there is no guilt. we shouldn't have guilt when we finally have time to ourselves and i had a margarita at light, i don't know, 1:00. >> kelly: it's 5:00 somewhere. there is a song. >> it was great. >> kelly: i love that for you and i do appreciate it and know what you're talking about. last time we were here we talked about your farm and it is in the middle of nowhere. i love it, think it is amazing. how are things? >> listen, it's wintertime. yesterday it was 61 when i left into mother's going to be a foot of snow for the problem is if there is wind and ice everything shuts down. nobody gets power. we have two generators. i am a lucky person. we have two

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: oh, my gosh. >> mandy: how are you? >> kelly: i am so good!at does not usually happen. get it! >> mandy: thanks, guys. >> kelly: that does not usually happen, more for mandy moore. you are a new new mama now. are you in heaven's spelling baby? >> mandy: i mean, he's about to turn one, i know i am so late there he is. little gus. he is almost one, so i'm kind of like migrating out of baby-dumb into toddler-dom. and it's wild. >> kelly: it's just going to get more wild. you named him gus, but it's august? was there something about the month of august? >> mandy: august is when we found out we were having a boy, and it's also the month that my husband was born and we love the name "gus" because my husband's last name is goldsmith and i like it an alliterative name, mandy moore and we wanted a gg. >> kelly: river rose. i like alliteration. it's fun. it's great for monogram incurred >> mandy: it is also nice for that. >> kelly: what's the hardest part that you did not see coming? there's probably a lot. >> mandy: i don't know where to begin, all of

oh, my god. >> whitney: kelly, look at that! >> kelly: oh, my gosh, so cute!f my favorite films of all time. you are in a movie with dave grohl, this is awesome, how did this happen? >> whitney: so the foo fighters made a horror movie, and it is dave grohl and his band, they go to record their tenth album. they are struggling to get inspired, so they decide to go to some creepy house and just all do it together and it has really good sound. and then slowly dave grohl ends up being possessed by a demon and killing his entire band, and i'll play the very looking way younger than she is neighbor who was like a groupie in the '90s and is kind of slipped through every rock band in hollywood, and now lives next door to try to get like a job as a backup singer with any band that comes through, so the only reason i said yes to being in the movie was because there is a theme -- well, the only reason i did not say no, how about that, i'm trying to do it, but there is a scene where i have to sing a song to the entire band to audition, do you need a backup singer? and in

now we are able to embrace. >> brian: kelly, this is legit! >> kelly: we are a real show!re almost 40, you're 40 now? >> brian: i turned 40 next thursday. >> kelly: i turn 40 too. >> brian: you are taurus, but i am in aries. it's area season by the way, i just want people to know that. >> kelly: my son is in aries, through and through, april 12th. >> kelly: >> brian: , yours is one? you are like real taurus. >> kelly: yes, like real taurus, all the good come all the bad. >> brian: a bowl just going through. that's how we got here! that's amazing. >> kelly: i will push the damn door down. are you excited about 40? >> brian: i am excited, to be 40, it's so crazy, because what do people say, 40 is like the new 30 or 25? like y'all are laughing, nobody says that. >> nobody says that. >> kelly: i feel like in this industry everybody has a different age, even in the industry, i have been friends with people that are much younger and much older than me. >> brian: i will say that fiber has become my best friend. i'm like what is this nonsense that i have to do. i was like, really

>> hi, kelly.back at the special moments in your life that make you who you are. my husband tj and i are huge "nostalgic" fans as well. so much so that when we got married eight years ago, we decided to throw a fall on '80s themed wedding. >> kelly: i love a theme. >> completely 80s. >> kelly: it no reason for a party unless it's themed. >> we wore bright white doxes with obnoxious fasts and we had a rubik's cube wedding cake. our guest book was a trapper keeper. >> kelly: lisa frank, shut out! the purple dolphins everywhere. >> we are celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary next year and we are going to do a '90s themed valve theme to ball renewal. we are all about nostalgia for thank you so much for singing that song. >> kelly: thank you for reminding me of trapper keepers. i forgot about trapper keepers. i loved a trapper keeper. that sounds -- i love velcro. it is a good product. thank you so much, archie. i love that song was also. we've got an hour with so much today, from the new nba serie

i hope this works. >> kelly: okay.t's everywhere, but it's okay. >> joel: you're doing great. you clearly have done this with babies. where you dangle the bottle over them. it makes them want to. >> kelly: i'm trying so hard. i'm failing, you try. >> joel: there you go. where you going? kelly, my goal is for you to never ask me a single question. you will just be completely distracted the entire time. >> kelly: i never knew i wanted a little pig. to make the good news in about two years, they will be 600 pounds apiece so that's a fun animal to have in your home. >> kelly: i had pigs before in texas but they were on our rescue farm so they were a pet but we rescued them. i didn't have them from a piglet. >> joel: you didn't raise them. >> kelly: i couldn't think of the word, thank you. to mike i do raise pigs for a living. i'm very busy. >> kelly: have you worked with any dangerous animals? >> joel: these are dangerous. one of my many canceled shows. i am a cooler when it comes to television shows, watch out after this

kelly: absolutely.e, you know, friends -- there are seasons were some relationships in our lives and i think that is important that that is okay. i like that you said "shifted." >> anne: i don't like to say they are lost. by the way come i don't usually talk about the stuff personally, i am turning red. you are really good at what you do. i like shifted -- >> kelly: it's nice. >> anne: i think it is softer and to me feels more honest. >> kelly: absolutely. because that might not be the end of the story. >> anne: that's what i mean. >> kelly: people come and go pray that is something i learned -- it is funny, because you said i'm from the music indi think everybody, there are literally so many different types of ages. so many generations and what we do, especially on tour. that's awesome. i think you learned from all of the different people and i think that people come and go and it's nice.

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show."adian country singer terry clark. i love her. i grew up on her. they requested that one. what do you love about that on? >> t amazing. you are a real treat -- >> kelly: that is quite a compliment. speak of the song resonates with me so much. as a child, especially growing up, the kitchen parties and having bonfires in the woods and getting the guitars and singing to it, that song was always played. it's such a mood. i might've put a towel over my head and danced singing "better things to do" in the rain and that's probably how my found out i was gay. >> kelly: were amazingly fun. >> but i love that song so much. thank you so much for singing it. you are amazing. thank you so, so much. >> kelly: thank you so much. you are in for a real good time today everybody. she fluent -- and "judas and the black messiah." now in the new series "the last days of ptolemy gray." dominique fishback is here. and then we are going to be that show making sure las on house community has clean clothes. such

[cheers and applause] kelly clarkson here. >> i can't believe this. >> kelly: i love your glasses, i collecting autographs? >> i have been collecting for 20 years. >> kelly: why? >> 20 years ago i went to an auction and i saw someone collecting autographs and they quilted out of all of these pieces of material and i just thought i want to do that. so i started sending letters out to famous people all over the world, and out of 350 letters i got 80 pieces of material back signed by famous people. really good ones. robin williams, sally field, so many great autographs. >> kelly: that's amazing, i love quilting, don't look closely, i love doing it. it makes me happy. so you revived your effort this year, so why this year? >> because i got covid so i was in quarantine and i discovered tiktok. so i was watching all of these videos and right after that betty white passed away and i had her autograph, so i thought, i'm going to make a little video of her autograph and it went viral. millions of people have seen this. >> kelly: i love that you have that, that such a special thing. i'm sorry

>> kelly: thank you!ng to sing your song in front of you while you're there, to just let you know i am always sweating profusely. >> well, i don't think you have to worry with a voice like yours. i was so honored. nobody can sing like you so i was very proud of you and so proud of your rendition of it. it's great, one of the best ever. ever, ever. >> kelly: you are so kind. we haven't been able to talk about it but it was cool to sin. we did the reimagined version of your documentary "9 to 5." the documentary is amazing. thank you for letting me be a part of it. i got your back like shelton about that moment. >> you did a great job on that too. i love how you took that he made it your own and i had a chance to sing background for a change. i'm really proud of that rendition of it and i hope it will do well for us. it's great in the documentary. [applause] >> kelly: it's a really cool thing. james, do you have a favorite dolly song? >> first of all, also the new album. "run, rose, run," faded jeans, i love

you'll flow right into happiness. >> kelly: you should write poetry or something. >> i >> kelly: thank you already for a good time? working to meet a 10-year-old who saw something unfair happening in her hometown and did something about it. thanks to her, girls throughout tampa are now getting to play sports that they love. plus, we've got a performance from an incredible up-and-coming singer, songwriter, jamie miller. but let's get things going with our first guest. i love her. you know her for movies like "sin city" it, "fantastic four," she created the honest company which is now celebrating ten years. give it up for jessica alba! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: hello, by the way pure you look so bright, like a light. i was like, you make me happy just walking in. that's a nice little trick you have. i think last time you were here was your rad mama's hour, so how are your kids doing? >> they are great. my son is four, and he really loves to run all of his cars, and even if it's not a car, he turns it into a car, into all of the walls all over the house. it's his favorite thing to d

>> hi, kelly. this on this very special to me.led and said no more crying, we are going out tonight and we are going to break some hearts. on the way to the bar we played that song and felt like 100 times and guess what, kelly, i met my husband that night! we will be married for 36 years in may! >> kelly: wow, congratulations. >> who knew that "heartache tonight" was going to be the catalyst to leave me to my husband and her two amazing kids and a new baby grandchild! >> kelly: congratulations! that's so exciting! i love that you are going out for a totally different night and then you found love. that's nice. thank you, lauren, so much. i love the song. everybody loves the song. we have a lot of goodness to get to today. with the creator and the star of the very popular show "elementary" is with us. and a woman who dug into her own pockets to create something for kids in south l.a. you do not want to miss the story, let's get going with the first guess, i'm telling you, i've stayed up all night with her. i cannot stop watching he

thank you. >> kelly: i almost gave you johnny, elvis. >> colin: johnny walker, the edm. >> kelly: i like people things they might like or something i think they might like. >> colin: is it electronic? >> kelly: it's like cool alternative music. no, it's a little different. you might like it, you might not. i don't know. >> colin: "hamilton" and i know that you love it. i was told that you were on the soundtrack. i heard it so many times. your version is so -- i mean, the original version, all of the cast version, but your version on the mixed tape is extraordinary. i'm trying to say the right thing. trying to say the right thing. but i promise i'm not trying to do that. i have heard it so many times and have asked a few people, i was going to say so many, but that's not true. a few to have a listen to it too. and it is still moving. i mean, you are have such an ability to -- you must be very empathetic. because it is very hard not to feel you when you are singing it. >> kelly: that song, it is painful, especially when i had not seen hamilton in a no idea what it was about and they sent i

[laughter] >> kelly: that says a lot. >> brad: so my grandfather, this was the story, my grandfather always told me. it would go like this. batman and robin are in the batmobile. in front of them on a cliff is a white van with the joker, the penguin, the riddler, and cattlemen. and then they caught him. and i would go, tell it again. he would go batman and -- 30 words of that story. but i loved it. i left my grandfather for realizing that i need storytelling. it means so much to me. >> kelly: i do that with

and everything. >> kelly: i love you so much.ng us, and kicking off women's history month, and honor of that we will meet a woman smashing down barriers in the trucking industry and inspiring other women and documenting it on tiktok, she is amazing, check out the tape. >> for the truck stop! another life! >> kelly: i love her so much, i cannot wait to meet her and i love her personality. i just love people like that. let's start things off with our first guest, you know him and love them from one of the best sitcoms of all time "modern family. his new show is called "domino masters." stay hello to eric stonestreet, y'all! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: you look so great! i love your whole outfit. get comfortable. >> eric: tone on tone. it is to be on you blend in. >> eric: it's great backstage. my first time here. nice dressing room, great host, everyone. >> kelly: we lucked out with the dressing rooms, they are huge. >> eric: huge. you are usually jammed into the little rooms. >> kelly: you are in

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show" and happy st.d called "in the blue" marquee's and my audience requested. why do you relate to that song? >> hello, kelly. i'm a huge fan of you since "america idol," we all voted for you. and are happy that you won, and go taurus, we are both tourists. >> kelly: our birthdays are coming up. >> i chose "in the blue" it is very powerful and deep and help me through my breakups, not only that, but it allowed me to walk in my truth and become powerful with loving myself and just doing my best, being my very best regardless if things work out or not. so i thank you for that. >> kelly: i love how empowering music can become a man. thank you so much, i rarely sing that song, i love it. it is a pretty song, so thank you so much. today is a pretty cool and special show, y'all. i have been so excited about this show. we have the incredible cast of the oscar-nominated film "coda" with us! [cheers and applause] y'all! i'm just going to be freaking out all hour long about it. it's one of my favorite movies i've

kind of, kelly, a rare calm day. gosh, shouldn't say that, because i probably just jinxed it for oil and natural gas after a steep rise last few weeks and very steep fall yesterday. all right. a lot gone on. where we stand now biden administration speaking through energy secretary at a conference yesterday finally asking u.s. oil and gas companies to drill for more oil. giving them political cover wir shareholder to do it obviously against the white house's original desires but call this warfing. this week, supposed to be the week a number of gas and oil ceo grilled over climate headline today, biden's new energy strategy, drill, baby, drill. how many changed in a couple weeks. ramping up production in america, a very slow process conoco phillips and saying produce a bunch more oil, a minimum of 8 to 12 months before we see any kind of meaningful output a slow-moving train. not turning on its tap what about opec? coming to the rescue drama yesterday. ua ambassador wanted his country to add more oil to the global mark

kelly?ukrainians have been freed after a prisoner swap with russia. that's according to the ukraine's deputy prime minister. it's the largest reported prisoner exchange between the two countries since the start of the month-long war yesterday ukraine's deputy prime minister said they released ten russian soldiers and 11 civilian russian sailors. in return, russia freed ten ukrainian servicemen and 19 civilian ukrainian sailors ukrainians have engaged in two smaller prisoner exchanges last week it was reported ukraine swapped nine russian servicemen for the mayor of mariupol in exchange, arussian military police officer for five ukrainian soldiers >>> our "in their own words" series continues with a ukra ukrainian graffiti artist in southern ukraine it was invaded by russian soldiers who now control it. the 28-year-old artist shares with us his life under russian occupation >> i see the tank. i cover the tank with my style right now i'm sitting down in the tank this tank was busrned by some p

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," y'all!very excited that you're joining us. i rounded the corner and i was like a my on tour? i have not seen you in so long, but i am so excited you are here. that was "forever young" a song that inspired prom themes all over the 80's, gloria and our audience asked to hear it, what is your connection to that song? >> my connection as i heard the song when i was a senior in college in 1988. so yes, 33 years ago. and i said to myself, i am going to stay forever young. so fast-forward, now that i am just newly divorced about two years ago i was in a marriage for 29 years, with him for 31, but of course, you know, going through divorce is not easy, but it got through it. you have to get through it to get to it, right? so basically i am in a great place. i'm 55 now, i am doing exactly what i want to do, because raising my family i forgot about myself, and i had to rediscover who i was and i am so excited about life. >> kelly: it's a beautiful thing though, right? >> exactly! >> kelly: i love that

>> reporter: hey, kelly. good evening we saw that fierce fighting around zaporizhzhia power plant and ukrainians waking up to that news this morning. it's just another indication on how folks here just don't know what the goalposts of this conflict so many people assumed invasion wouldn't happen, it would only happen in the east and now these wider threats are emerging fierce fighting continuing, shelling of civilian areas in various parts of the country in the north we understand at least half a dozen villages being shelled for some 24 hours. in the south in the city of mariupol, a port city has been surrounded by russian forces they have cut off the power. they have cut off the electricity. there is no heat to that city at this hour. virtually the city in a state of siege. the ukrainian president for his parting to talk to the world he spoke to various protests around the world via teleconference he will be speaking to u.s. senators via teleconference. a man who seems to be rising to the moment saying, quot

ke kelly?this timing, maybe not coincidental, is people were just having this conversation, you mentioned the iaea, but even to bring the nuclear plants back online, now a situation comes about, and then it's just uneed, and is it a strong case, and also polarizing, and some of the regulators may want to bring up regulat regulators, but there's a lot of pushback, but there's other countries, also explores nuclear. another key player is russia they control about 35%, so that's another factor at play here when we talk about moving away from dependency on russia so there's a lot of factors, energy policy is very complex and very slow moving, as you know the stocks a little quicker. >>> still ahead, the major averages on track for that you are fourth down day, and one portfolio manager staying positive on growth and the u.s. consumer we'll tell you where she's buying, next so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance

kelly, two years ago on this day, do you know what it was you do i know you do. she's just joshing with us here. two days ago today it was the pandemic low for the stock market because back then the s&p 500 on an intraday basis, march 23rd, 2020, hit a low of 2191 or there abouts let's go the quick and dirty math more than a doubling from where we were at the pandemic lows so 4484 the last trade there down one-half of one percent fractional declines. off about 1%, 322 points and the nasdaq composite just down about .2 down 27 points we'll see whether or not that interest rate story plays out as kelly talks about the kind of dynamic with valuations. one other place to watch is the ten-year treasury note yields. since the beginning of the month, we were closer down to about 1.84% to start off the month. now we are all the way up to 2.34%. that's a pullback from the recent highs we've seen in the last couple days so now we're talking about going back to may of 2019. highest yields since then. why isn't the market declining more i guess we'll find out later on in tha

nbc's kelly o'donnell and kelly cobiella are here in poland with me. ambassador john herbst is the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and senior director of the atlantic council's eurasia center. and hagar chemali is the former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the u.n. kelly cobiella, i want to start with you. you are in southeastern poland, not far from where the president will make his first stop when he arrives in the country. we just learned the president is going to meet with refugees tomorrow. we also learned that he's going to make a major address. kelly cobiella, tell us what it is like where you are right now. >> reporter: i think what really strikes you when you come to these parts of poland is just the scale of the crisis and the scale of the response on the part of poland and all of the different aid groups who have been trying to accommodate and help these refugees as they've been coming to poland over the past four weeks. the numbers have slowed down. today at this train station just across the border from ukraine here in poland, about

kelly? >> reporter: jose, it was about 300 lawmakers from the senate and house who dialed in and sources i spoke to called president zelenskyy's account gripping and powerful as he described attacks on civilians. lawmakers posted images taken during the video call as zelenskyy asked for help to secure the skies, including aircraft that ukrainian pilots are trained to fly that means migs, which poland has and the u.s. could help to negotiate. zelenskyy urged the u.s. to stop buying russian oil and block use of visa and mastercard in russia late today, both companies announced they are suspending service there. after nearly an hour, dozens of lawmakers unmuted speaking together to promise more help and the white house urged them to approve more than $10 million in aid jose >> kelly, thank you. >>> if the u.s. and allies stop buying russian oil and gas, prices would go up, but they're already nearing record highs would you be be willing to pay more at the pump to punish russia gadi schwartz has

take us three who greg kelly is an the significance to this case. >> greg kelly is a former nissan directorho was facing charges in japan of helping former chairman carlos ghosn hide billions of yen worth of income over a period of almost a decade. this case is really important. greg kelly, an american, was arrested on the same day as carlos ghosn in 2018. in the years since, carlos ghosn has fled japan and is in lebanon. but greg kelly has been left behind in japan to prove his innocence in a trial that has lasted now 17 months. rishaad: what was the court's decision today? what does he have to do now? >> the court decided today that it found greg kelly guilty of a majority of charges of helping carlos ghosn hide his income. given the time he spent in japan and on trial, they suspended his sentence and separately, nissan as a company was also on trial facing charges of financial misconduct. the automaker had not disputed these charges. it was asked to pay ¥200 million for its crimes related to carlos ghosn compensation. haslinda: what is next for greg kelly? do we know? >> yes,. we just ha

: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! other happier anymore and i ended up looking in the mirror and realized i need to go find something that made me happier, so i did what anybody would do, and i jumped in a complete strangers travel band in a trip across america appeared >> kelly: that could have been a dateline special. >> i got really lucky. i did a bunch of things i never thought i would do. we went to as many national parks as we could, many state parks, so everything from a rainbow to these manatees that ended up swimming under us and we were paddling in the everglades. the whole trip really made me realize happiness is something we find inside ourselves, and we can't be responsible for someone else's happiness. but by choosing it every day, we can inspire others to do the same. >> kelly: yeah, oh, my gosh. [applause] you should have a vlog, i don't know what you call it, i'm old, one of those things on the internet. that's amazing. >> thank you for having me. you are amazing. >> kelly: you are, as well. we are ja

tyler and kelly? >> kayla, thank you very much. kayla tausche. >>> optimism about those talks is one of the factors that is sending oil lower today. pairly above $100 a barrel at 1 $104.74 for west texas ryan sull brian sullivan in the house for more. >> that is one part of it, but i won't say it is the main part of it certainly, there's a lot more going on with oil. all right. where are we with oil? well, the price of oil briefly below $99 a barrel it is a bargain, tyler fill up now. we'll see if gas prices respond. a lot of that, of course, talking about ukraine, hopefully, potentially, an end to this war. there's a lot more going on. first off, here's the price of oil. the fact we're at $105 bucks a barrel and we're happy about that, 25 bucks off the low, that's kind of a change. here's where we stand. covid lockdowns in china, that's really going to be the main reason we have seen this drop. you have these rolling lockdowns in shanghai. it is the biggest city in china. 25 million people, three times larger than new york city. 5

i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour stocks losing steam as putin says russia's military operation on ukraine is going according to plan. we're stabilizing that like scott says. dow's up 55 on fresh reports russia and ukraine agreed to hold a third round of talks. all as fed powell wraps up his second day before congress saying it's too soon to know ow the ukraine pressure could affect plans and winning over consumers r reeling from high gas prices first the latest on these markets. dom chu is standing by with numbers. >> you mentioned civilization characterizations of the market. building on gains from yesterday, looked positive strong from yesterday. dow jones industrial up 40 points roughly 0.01 of 1 percent, green, modest. s&p 500, 4383. last trade down three handles flat on the session. nasdaq composite up 115 points almostaliti ali little over thre quarters of one percent. talk points, in percentage terms highs of the day opened at nasdaq up one-half of 1% down 1.5% at lows. context where the market

>> yes, ranking member kelly. our budget i think is going to be, it's going to reflect the president priorities that will focus on how we're focusing the enterprise, integrated deterrence. we're still campaigningre againt our challenge against china and also how we're trying to build one i i would call a decisive information advantage to ensure that our policymakers as well as our war fighters had information they need to do the nation that has required -- that is required of them everyday. >> i would add to that, for us at thee national security ageny as a look at it we look at a budget that's going to build and support us in competition come to the support is in crisis, supports and conflict because as a global power we won't be many, many different phases of this throughout the next a many years to come. >> i'll yield back. >> thank you, ranking member. s. >> i'm sorry. i assumed it would go back to a democrat. i do want to tell you i personally believe the intelligence back in december was the best collection

again i want to thank representative kelly for her leadership. i want to thank rep presley and

how are you doing, kelly?

thank you. >> kelly: you're welcome. >> ryan: on end. >> kelly: let me just check myself. >> ryan:

thank you so much, kelly, for coming today. and for presenting about the cultural center and the dignity fund. regarding the cultural center, thanks for outlining where we are with our rfp and i know that kelsey has just begun their ground breaking. do you have a sense that you're able to share around when we might be targeting a launch or an opening? so that's one question. and to what degree do you think that virtual connections will be a part of the cultural center? i'm wondering if you're able to speak to that at all. and the second question is if you could answer those first, that would be great. >> i'll answer the second question first. the idea of the cultural center is to be both in-person and virtual and the idea, and whoever is chosen as the vendor, is that people need to, yes, to meet in person. but also need to be able to meet in the virtual world because we understand that for many people that's the only way and the best way for them to meet. so, yes, to that. so there will be a lot of virtual opportunities as well

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thanks, kelly. and joining us now is former nato supreme allied commander, retired admiral general, james stavridis, and evo dalder, let's talk about the significance of this. hitting lviv which has been the transit point for millions of refugees coming to poland, that's the railroad terminal that we have been seeing all of these people getting off of these trains from elsewhere in ukraine, the women of course then leaving the men folk behind and going on to the border and causing over now, more than 2 million refugees here some of whom met with the president today. you know how empathetic this president is, and the impact that that is going to have on him admiral stavridis, what is the significance of vladimir putin's military striking lviv this close to the polish border where the president of the united states is today? >> yeah, my reaction, andrea, is this is no coincidence, this is not anything but vladimir putin kind of sending, i would say, in navy terminology, a shot across the bow at the pr

>> kelly, was that for me? >> yes, go ahead, sir. >> sorry well, look, i think we spent most of this year in apprehension about fed policy. and at periods like this, we can have a good relief before or after all of that apprehension it doesn't change the fact that monetary policy tightening will alter the environment for investing and the economy going forward. i would point to the fact that this has been a higher volatility environment we're facing large external issues driving the economy, and markets compared to the usual amount, and in this kind of environment, i wouldn't take too much from one two-day moves in either direction as being decisive in terms of turning the market >> so, let me ask about the sort of word of caution published in the washington post last night where sayty the fed is going to lead us in stagflation and recession. >> it's a major risk in the economy. although, it seems unlikely that we'll go into an actual stagflation environment. the curve is indicating that, the front end of the c

jim kelly. we express condolences to his family. i think her for her briefing. the use of biological weapons or any type of weapons of mass destruction by any party under any circumstances is unjustified, cannot be justified . it is an attack on humanity as a whole. the use of these prohibited weapons requires international response. those responsible for the use of the weapons must be held accountable as they constitute a violation of international law, the prohibition of these weapons including through the convention of the prohibition of biological weapons is one of the most important achievements of international community. thus, maintaining the consent based upon which this prohibition was established, it is part of our responsibility to maintain international security. in conclusion, we renewed -- renew our call to use all to alleviate the suffering of civilians and stop. this would allow for reaching a peaceful settlement of this conflict according to international law and humanitarian law. i reviewed -- i resume my function as president of the council. t

kelly, let's start with you there. president biden just announcing he's going to be moving to revoke russia's status as a most favored nation. explain in layman's terms what that means and how this is going to ratchet up the pressure on russia's economy even more. >> reporter: craig, this is one of the privileges of the international community, to have that kind of status, allowing countries to engage in commerce with each other without the kind of tariffs that can be costly, imposing this new level of sanction by removing that friendly relationship means that the u.s. can now impose tariffs or taxes on goods coming into the united states from russia. now, typically that would have been namely oil and gas products but the u.s. has already taken the step to ban the importation of those products as one of the earlier steps in this process of trying to put fiscal constraints on russia. so it would fall to other sorts of products that they would import to the united states. on a superficial level think of caviar and vodka

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