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

i met "the kelly clarkson show," oh, i thought it was in new york. >> kelly: oh, my god. the show in new york. >> simon: he kind of got it right. >> kelly: he is just months off. >> simon: well, look, we are thinking about him. >> kelly: what i am thinking about, too, we do have a person who goes shirtless a lot here. [cheers and applause] look at this picture! >> terry: you know what i mean? i had to change it up today and wear a suit. >> kelly: you better tell me and lied, do you just live in a gym? >> terry: yeah, actually, i do. >> kelly: do you love it, and endorphin thing, therapy? >> simon: i can't do without it. i'm weird without it. i get two hours a day. it is my spot time every day. >> kelly: i love that. >> terry: every day. >> kelly: that is amazing. who is more shirtless, terry or your husband, sofia? >> sofia: my husband is not shirtless anymore. >> kelly: he does not do shirtless anymore? [applause] >> sofia: when he was doing -- but not anymore. i complain about it. >> kelly: you do complain about it. you are like, what happened? it looks painted on. it l

this is my first time in l.a. >> kelly: your first time to l.a.? >> yes. >> kelly: welcome!, you have got to make your way to georgia. it's because that's the reason why i want to go to georgia, i want some fried chicken and biscuits. >> is making me hungry right now just talking about it. >> kelly: i love that you are a chef, that is awesome. >> thank you. >> went back to school and got my culinary degree, it is just -- >> like a later in life thing? >> just after i turned 40. >> kelly: i love that. i love that. because people feel like you have to be on your set path. that's what i love about life. it can change. >> one of the things is like a kick in the pans that i did not do it when i was normal college age, but at the same time i'm actually so happy that i did it, because it is amazing. >> kelly: it's fun. >> thank you so much. >> kelly: thank you so much, i can't believe that i have never covered it. thank you. good luck on being a chef! what's coming want to be friends, because i can't cook, but i love to eat! get ready for a good time, everybody, the very funny marg

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we have not doing karaoke and has a full set up in her house with kelly clarkson microphones. >> kellyhow. >> kelly: i don't even have that! i love that. karaoke is so much fun. i love it. thank you all so much. happy 30th! that is so fun! 30 is a big one. so let's get to it, everybody coming here is mia my band y'all with silk sonic's "leave the door open"! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ what you doin' what you doin' ♪ ♪ where you at where you at ♪ ♪ oh you got plans you got plans ♪ ♪ don't say that shut your trap ♪ ♪ i'm sippin' wine sip sip ♪ ♪ in a robe drip drip ♪ ♪ i look too good look too good ♪ ♪ to be alone woo woo ♪ ♪ my house clean house clean ♪ ♪ my pool warm pool warm ♪ ♪ just shaved smooth like a newborn ♪ ♪ we should be dancin' romancin' ♪ ♪ in the east wing and the west wing ♪ ♪ of this mansion what's happenin' ♪ ♪ i ain't playin' no games ♪ ♪ every word that i say is coming straight from the heart ♪ ♪ so if you tryna lay in these arms ♪ ♪ i'ma leave the door open ♪ ♪ i'ma leave the door open ♪ ♪ i'ma leave the door open ♪ hopin' ♪ ♪ that you feel the way i feel ♪ ♪ and y

kelly pederson: my life is consumed by trauma from this. i hope no family ever has to go through this again. male: and the opioid crisis inside hospitals across the nation. plus another problem for san francisco's troubled millennium tower: the forgotten wall lying beneath the sinking and tilting high rise that could prevent it from ever righting itself. david williams: creates a huge amount more uncertainty about how it will respond when you implement the ppu fix. jessica: good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. thank you for joining us for this nbc bay area investigative special. it is one of those big life questions: would you give someone you love one of your kidneys? ucsf's kidney transplant program is considered one of the best in the country. that's why a bay area family chose it when a brother decided to give his sister the ultimate gift of life. and yet, within hours after surgery, he was in a coma. tonight, a danville family is speaking out for the first time. they want you to know how a simple inexpensive device could have spared them

>> hi, kelly! 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." then she does it all, violin, dance, sing, sometimes all at once. lindsey s

♪ >> kelly: oh, my god, that is horribly awesome. ♪ ♪ >> kelly: [laughs] what?m so jealous! i'm so jealous, that "good neighbor." what is the cut one? making the cut, what with what? >> kelly: so jessi, do you enjoy doing those as much as i enjoy hearing them? i don't think it's possible. >> it's pretty fun. >> kelly: i always see your eyes getting so into the character. >> it is my acting. >> kelly: are y'all trying to make me laugh? or do you just love being fun? >> we love making you laugh, but honestly, each one is a little brain baby of mine and jason's. and it comes out, and then it is always funnier than we thought it was when we did it. >> kelly: [laughs] it is super catchy and actually sounds like the old school jingles, that's what is awesome about it. >> kelly: the ♪♪ making the cut but with what ♪♪ do you have a favorite? >> is trying to think of one. i've a few favorites. but the stupidest most embarrassing one is the ♪♪ filling in the blank ♪♪ but it is their favorite, so i have to do it. >> kelly: -- >> it is the nathan fillion one, and the first

>> kelly: that worked out. >> vanessa: but you are the catalyst. >> kelly: i love that.ainment that i am like a must watch. i can't turn it off. i don't know why. but it has been 16 years since "high school musical," do you remember the beginning of that? >> vanessa: i remember all of the auditions, definitely, because there were a lot of them. >> kelly: really? >> vanessa: oh, yeah. leg three, but -- >> kelly: same thing with "idle" there were many auditions before you get to the tv part. >> vanessa: remember meeting zac for the first time. meeting lucas for the first time. me and ashley had already met because we did a commercial a month prior. but it is wild the time just keeps flying. >> kelly: you start so young. >> vanessa: i know, i have decades under my belt now. >> kelly: it feels weird do you ever hear from younger kids now discovering it? because speaking of my daughter, my kids were and my nanny is in love with you as well, she showed them "high school musical" and they love it. you have little kids coming back? that was a long time ago. >> vanessa: a long ti

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!bara and the audience wanted to hear that one, what is your connection to "careless whisper"? >> hello, thank you so much for singing that song. i do big crush on george. >> kelly: who didn't? >> way back when, i was so in love with him. and this famous saxophone solo just gets to me, and i don't want to start crying, because number one, george michael is amazing, but my dad played the saxophone, and he played solos and when i hear that song, it reminds me of my father playing the saxophone, so i saw him in vegas before he passed away. and i kid you not, it just touches my heart, and when you sing that song and am just imagining the saxophone, i just thought of my dad, because i really appreciate that. i don't want to cry, but thank you for bringing that to life. thank you. >> kelly: it's a beautiful song. at such a great song. thank you so much, barbara. we have a good one today, she is one of the all-time funniest guests we have ever had, and she keeps it real, y'all. a ms. pat is ba

chanting: mute r kelly! mute r kelly!hone a light on an industry said to be rife with harassment and abuse. the music industry has just not even begun to have its reckoning. it isn'tjust one person who's, like, a skeevy predator. it's the scaffolding, it's the system, it's the star machine. r kelly's legacy will no longer be defined by his voice. he'll forever be remembered as a sexual predator. nada tawfik, bbc news. some more lisa bloom. she says she agrees with thejudge' decision to sentence r kelly to 30 years in prison. thisjudge did not hold back in saying that r kelly used his money and his fame to enslave women, to sexually prey upon minors, boys and girls. he had hundreds of enablers who helped him in this, and he has ruined so many lives. and she felt that 30 years was appropriate and i agree. his lawyers had been pushing for a ten—year sentence and they were citing, for instance, the fact that r kelly himself was abused. do you think there will be an appeal? well, thejudge said that his history of abuse was an

and i was like you order all of this stuff, and then it's a kelly and i was like oh, god. >> kelly: and to your house. >> melissa: i have open to your things, and the saddest part, you are renovating, so i opened four big boxes of four sinks. and i was like did i order a sink? these are mine, i had to be like was i -- was at like 1:00? did i order sinks? and i was like kelly, oh, for god sake. >> kelly: i don't know why people have a hard time with my address, whatever. how are your kids doing? >> melissa: they are good, they are giants. >> kelly: to hear them playing in the backyard. >> melissa: it is pickleball. >> ben: we are in the pickleball right now. >> kelly: somebody told me about pickleball, i had never heard of it, do you play? >> melissa: yes, there is a stupid sunday thing, we wear all white to be extra stupid and look like ghosts. i grew up playing tennis and i love it, but now i'm like i'm going to shatter all of it. so i can play tennis anymore. >> ben: when we first played melissa got really competitive and would rifle towards our kids and i was like you're supposed to

chanting: mute r kelly! mute r kelly! a light on an industry said to be rife with harassment and abuse. the music industry has just not even begun to have its reckoning. it isn'tjust one person who's, like, a skeevy predator. it's the scaffolding, it's the system, it's the star machine. r kelly's legacy will no longer be defined by his voice. he'll forever be remembered as a sexual predator. nada tawfik, bbc news. i'm joined now by attorney and women's rights campaigner, lisa bloom. thank you for talking to us. prosecutors were seeking 25 years or more. they got 30. what do you make of this sentence?— what do you make of this sentence? , ., sentence? this 'udge did not hold back h sentence? this 'udge did not hold back and _ sentence? thisjudge did not hold back and saying - sentence? thisjudge did not hold back and saying r - sentence? thisjudge did not hold back and saying r kelly| hold back and saying r kelly used his money and fame to enslave women, to sexually pray upon miners, boys and girls, he had hundreds of enab

i said "where protection," and he ended up -- >> kelly: [laughter] >> howie: not a. >> kelly: i hopetion." [laughter] you can fall off a bike and not impregnate somebody. [laughter] you don't know who you would fall onto. >> kelly: it happens. >> howie: has it? >> kelly: no. you bought simon this which by the way, i would ride that. it looks fun. >> howie: i would do it. i don't know if you should, because you are single now, rick? >> kelly: are single people not allowed to ride bikes? >> howie: a single person riding a tricycle was not as attractive. [laughter] if i were a single guy and wanted to meet somebody, there is no way i would be sitting on a tricycle going "look at me." [laughter] [applause] but, i will always be wearing protection. [laughter] >> kelly: i'm not trying to pick up anybody, but if i were, i would want a man that would look at me and go "she seems fun." [laughter] i'm on a tricycle. i am fun. >> howie: if you are fun. i'm not talking about you, i am saying seeing a lovely lady on a tricycle -- really? i live here in california. i go to venice beach and bike. i

>> hi, kelly.holy" i got to see him live, but the song was not out yet, so it was so great hearing you play it, so thank you so much, kelly. >> kelly: oh, man, i have never seen him live. i went to see him live, his voice is so good, was it just amazing? >> it was like an angel. >> kelly: i love you, it was like an angel. thank you so much, emily. all right, everybody, we are set for a real good time, do i clap or no. you can clap or if you want or don't if you don't, you can do anything you want here at speed 25, sheathing lamech sings, dances, acts, global superstar anitta is hanging out with us today! [cheers and applause] in the behind the curtain of a group in chicago helping kids connect to themselves and build confidence, it is physical and you are going to love it, i promise, and a performance from cape pop artist kang daniel, but before all of that we have our first guest, you know her as a model, a host, an entrepreneur, she is out right now with a new skincare line that you can find onli

i'll leave you with this, kelly.ifornia, they want to shut down the diablo canyon nuclear plant, it's the last nuclear plant in california that's operating. 2,550 megawatts, you better have a lot of solar to make up for that once you shut that down shut it down, but make sure you have the backup power otherwise you're out of power. >> i think they're actually trying to look at not shutting it down at this point. can we stop the process seems to be where the rhetoric is going a lot of similar questions around here as well. new jersey has a lot of nuclear power. really appreciate it, brian sullivan a comprehensive look at the transition and how it is and is not working. >>> it's our weekly working lunch, jon fortt bringing us a fintech that's focused on making your tax payments more n bdoen caite ne find out in a moment >> announcer: the bond report is brought to you by pimco, a global leader in active fixed income when you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see

use] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! very special show planned for us today. i am super stoked because the chicks are hanging out all our. dreams do come true. we are going to kick things off with a encore and here is me and my band with "gaslighter" by the chicks. ♪♪ gaslighter denier ♪ ♪ doin' anything to get your ass farther ♪ ♪ gaslighter big timer ♪ ♪ repeating all of the mistakes of your father ♪ ♪ we moved to california and we followed your dreams ♪ ♪ i believed in the promises you made to me ♪ ♪ swore that night 'til death do us part ♪ ♪ but you lie-lie-lie-lie-lied ♪ ♪ hollywood welcomed you with open doors ♪ ♪ no matter what they gave you you still wanted more ♪ ♪ acting all above it when our friends got divorced ♪ ♪ what a lie-lie-lie-lie-lie ♪ ♪ you're such a ♪ ♪ gaslighter denier ♪ ♪ doin' anything to get your ass farther ♪ ♪ gaslighter big timer ♪ ♪ repeating all of the mistakes of your father ♪ ♪ gaslighter you broke me ♪ ♪ you're sorry but where's my apology ♪ ♪ gaslighter you liar ♪ ♪ gaslighting ♪ ♪ you

kelly did was an enterprise.used his entourage, his managers, his bodyguard, and his drivers and assistance, his runners, to essentially promote his music. to promote him and his band -- brand. that enticed his victims who we took advantage of, and he produced child pornography. he was described as the leader of that enterprise. just in terms of the chart you mentioned of sex trafficking, he was convicted of violating the mann act. this is an anti-sex trafficking char, and law. it basically involves transporting minors across state lines into prostitution. complex trial, but i want to give you a sense of what the victim said inside court. one victim said that he, behind closed doors, had no voice. today, she found that voice. >> interestingly, the defense exit before the argument that r. kelly had a difficult background. he grew up in a poor household. tell us what the defense stance was on this. >> the defense put forward leniency to the judge. this is why they wanted 10 years. they said he is not a monster, he

and then our kelly learns his fate.is sentence, 30 years in prison. >> obviously sentencing is never a pleasant day when you've been convicted. but he's strong and we're going to get through this r b superstar r kelly said in a brooklyn courtroom. >> often lowering his head as several of the women he was convicted of abusing told their stories delivering emotional victim impact statements during kelly sentencing. the mood when you heard those victims speak, when you heard them cry. >> when you heard how they were denigrated throughout these years and how they suffered so much. some of them saying that they've attempted suicide, that they blamed that stuff, that they went to depression, alcoholism, all of those you can hear a pin drop inside of the courtroom. the first woman to step forward in court addressed kelly directly saying with every addition of a new victim. >> you grew in wickedness cockiness another telling the singer you strip me of my dignity and self respect. and a woman who says kelly sexually assaulted he

kelly." weeks later, police arrested kelly. an exclusive interview with gayle king, he forcefully denight accusations. >> robert. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i can't help who i am. [ bleep ] >> robert. >> we sat down with javante cunningham who met kelly when she was 14. >> for someone to finally hear the silent cries and for the judicial system to show up i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: a total of eight people today directly addressed r. kelly, including the father of one victim who said his family chose to walk in love and forgiveness. as for kelly's legal team, they plan to appeal. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you. we want to turn now to the fight over abortion rights which is far from over. ohio today became the latest state to fae a legal challenge to its ban. and now in some states like texas, with so-called trigger laws, the question is whether women will face prosecution if they seek an abortion. cbs' omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: protesters prayed outside of a planned parenthood clin

kelly, the music industry has self destructive. the old major label system is gone, digital technology has replaced it, but police need to believe black women. the courts need to believe young black girls. the churches need to be shamed when they take our kelly's money and become his spiritual advisor rather than caring about the lives he's ruining columbia. as true commission has presented its final report to the victims, families more than 450000 people were killed during its civil conflict. the report was based on 5 years of investigation and tens of thousands of interviews. it's part of a 2016 piece agreement between the government and fog rebels. it blames drug trafficking on the warn drugs conducted by successive governments for prolonging the conflict. i was under on petty as mona from boca. this will be just a 1st, a series of meetings across the country to share those findings. and also to start working towards the and national a pack, the national agreement to support to not only the history that has been written in a sto

kelly isn't over. his lawyers say he didn't speak during the hearing today because he still has a pending case in illinois. his lawyers also say they plan to appeal his verdict today in brooklyn. david? >> stephanie ramos leading us off here on a wednesday night. steph, thank you. >>> next tonight, new fallout after that bombshell testimony before the nation. the 26-year-old former white house aide cassidy hutchinson before the country, a little more than 24 hours ago. tonight here, a new statement out on her behalf. her lawyer issuing that statement, saying cassidy hutchinson stands by everything she said under oath. and tonight, one of the most eye-opening pieces of testimony about that moment in the motorcade, a source close to the secret service now confirming that former president trump got into the motorcade and wanted to go to the capitol on january 6th and was irate when they refused and told him they were taking him back to the white house instead. tonight, the committee now urging other witne

kelly." weeks later, police arrested kelly.n an exclusive interview with gayle king, he forcefully denight accusations. >> robert. >> i didn't cothis stuff! this is not me. >> reporter: robert. >> reporter: we sat down with javante cunningham who met kelly when she was 14. >> for someone to finally hear the survivors' had, and for the judicial system to show up i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: a total of eight people today directly addressed r. kelly, including the father of one victim who said his family chose to walk in love and forgiveness. as for kelly's legal team, they plan to appeal. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you. we want to turn now to the fight over abortion rights which is far from over. ohio today became the latest state to face a legal challenge to its ban. and now in some states like texas, with so-called trigger laws, the question is whether women will face prosecution if they seek an abortion. cbs' omar villafranca reports. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: protesters prayed outside of a planned parenthood clinic

i was 14 years old when i encountered roberts of esther kelly. there wasn't a day in my life up until this moment that i actually believe that the judicial system will come through for black and brown girl. i stand here very proud of my traditional system, very proud of my fellow survivors. and very pleased with the outcome or kelly's legal problems are far from over. in august, he will go on trial in illinois on similar charges. rosalind jordan, l g 0 or a vis. jones to weaver is president and c o with a consultancy in site unlimited. and an expert on race and diversity. she joins us now from the national hub in maryland. we very much appreciate you being with us here. how significant a victory is this for those who suffered so much over such a long period of time. this is huge and i'm sure this is a day that many of them thought would never come. it has been well known that r kelly for years has prayed on young girls and young women, but specifically under age girls for years. and he seemed to been able to get away for get away with it literall

uh, she was pretty well trying to stay away from kelly, because kelly was screaming and yelling at laura the hospital, i thought that taylor had been with kelly and i asked laura -- i said, "where were, where were kelly and taylor at?" and she goes "oh, no. paul, he was with me." and before i even said anything the police officer that was standing there told me that i shouldn't have any conversation. so i went back across the parking lot and i noticed that they had another police officer in laura's vehicle taking pictures and video inside of her toyota, i start thinking, "okay, this is kind of weird? if it's an accident, why would i not be able to console or talk to -- to friends of mine, and why are they taking all these pictures and videos you know and why is that cop continuously just standing there? >> i remember it so well because i don't remember a drowning patient coming in that way. they always came in by ems. >> reporter: that hospital you took him to, though, was 12 miles away. >> that was the closest hospital to the beach. >> reporter: there was a firehouse nearby, with ems te

>> hi, kelly, thank you for having me on. i am working in my shop as you can see i have a radio and it is on and whenever stevie comes on he reminds me of my childhood. my sister is such a huge fan of stevie nicks then she named all three of my nieces after stevie nicks and fleetwood mac songs. so their names are sarah, rhiannon, and bella donato. >> kelly: that is so cool. oh, my gosh, i love that. well, thank you. i love stevie nicks as well! one of the greatest things about having your own daytime talk show, people, is how much delicious food you get to try. while everyone watches you eat it. it's so mean, but it is so much good food. of course, this is going to happen today too, you are welcome in advance. of course sometimes i have to work really hard for my meals by learning how to make it myself. because i want to be a cook, i truly do. i'm truly not. but it does not always work out for me even as hard as i try. here's a little evidence. sorry, i don't know what that is for me. don't eat mine. >> you just have to kind

kelly sentenced. once one of the biggest music stars in the world, the singer learns his fate for sexually abusing young girls. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it will be a historic day for the u.s. supreme court. 83-year-old justice stephen breyer is set to retire at noon today after 28 years on the court. taking his place will be federal judge ketanji brown jackson who will be sworn in. she will become the first black female justice. naomi ruchim has more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. chief justice john roberts will administer the constitutional oath at today's ceremony. justice breyer will administer the oath for ketanji brown jackson as she once served as his law clerk. after last week's stunning reversal of roe versus wade, the supreme court is making history again today. ketanji brown jackson, a federal judge since 2013, will be sworn in as the first black woman to serve as a justice on the t n r,'s highest court. a lifetime,

[applause] >> kelly: you live in a place where all texans go.ere, i love that you love it! thank you so much, joe! joe isn't the only dad in our audience. in fact everybody here is a proud papa. we've even got dad's dialing in from around the country because today's show is a salute to you. our rad dad hour. that's right, i remember talking to mike, we've done a lot of red mamas hours, dads are cool too. there is some great dads so we are going to give it up for the dads today. you've got some great guests, joel! the thing with joel is he always brings me some baby animal because it makes me happy. kittens, puppies, piglets, i cannot wait to see what he brings today. and a pair of father-son doctors breaking barriers in their field. they do not want to miss this story, it is awesome. >> it could be fixing up old cars, check out the dead who can play any song. this is impressive. he can play any song by ear within 15 seconds of hearing it. watch. >> we are going to do "happier than ever" billie eilish. ♪ ♪ [playing piano] >> kelly: i love that co

i was like okay. >> kelly: why yes!ones have racked up over 5 million views, let's check them out right now. >> so a lot of you have been wondering what i'm doing here? >> mom, this is not prison, this is where we live. >> it feels like prison to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when the husband asks why i am always in such a bad mood and tells me i should smile more often. [laughter] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> kelly: thank you guys so much for coming in person. we love you and you are

thanks in part to the documentary surviving r kelly. and can you describe the physical abuse god, i can't take another day or can't do with any more in 2019 kelly was arrested in the current case. his defense team says it's appealing. all i can tell you is there was no enterprise, there was no enterprise, it was one man with allegations by a number of women, which doesn't make it an enterprise. and that is why he's not guilty of a racketeering. kelly's victim say they're counting on the court to make things right. i started this journey 30 years ago. i was 14 years old when i encountered roberts of esther kelly. there wasn't a day in my life. up until this moment that i actually believe that the judicial system will come through for black and brown girl. i stand here very proud of my judicial system. thank you. very proud of my fellow survivors. and very pleased with the outcome or kelly's legal problems are far from over. in august, he will go on trial in illinois on similar charges. rosalind jordan l 0, a man from texas has been charg

: all right, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!issa and the house seats wanted to hear that, what does that song mean to you? >> oh, kelly, so nice to see you. this is amazing. this is my son's song, he was a nicu baby, 14 months early and was a really rough pregnancy. and a really rough birth, and we were not sure we were going to make it. so this song has a lot of meaning to us. and we brought him home, we played it and we sang in our living room i danced around, and we were so happy to still be standing. so this is amazing. thank you. >> kelly: what an incredible memory to have with your son. i mean, and he looks healthy, right, he is doing okay? >> he is amazing. he is running around the whole neighborhood. he is just a miracle. >> oh, man. that is a blessing. i am so sorry that your heart had to go through that. he said boop. thank you, marissa. i love that song. i know that song and understand that thing. and the gorillas can rock that song! thank you, marissa! we love that song! y'all, we have a whole hour filled with amazin

i was 14 years old when i encountered roberts of esther kelly. there wasn't a day in my life up until this moment that i actually believe that the judicial system will come through for black and brown girl. i stand here very proud of my traditional system. very proud of my fellow survivors. and very pleased with the outcome or kelly's legal problems are far from over. in august, he will go on trial in illinois on similar charges. rosalind jordan, elder 0 or chinese president, gigi ping has begun a 2 day visit to hong kong. this is to mark the 25th anniversary of the cities handover from the u. k. 2 mainland china. the territory has imposed heightened security measures and even force guest to the celebrations to quarantine a head of she's arrival. it is the 1st time he's left mainland china since the beginning of the corona virus. hon demik columbia trade commission has hail the 1st of many public presentations about the nation, civil conflict. there's hope the painful process will help avoid future conflict and is under run p reports from book in

i was 14 years old when i encountered roberts of esther kelly. there wasn't a day in my life up until this moment that i actually believe that the judicial system will come through for black and brown girl. i stand here very proud of my traditional system. very proud of my fellow survivors is very pleased with the outcome or kelly's legal problems are far from over. in august, he will go on trial in illinois on similar charges. rosalyn jordan, l. j 0 for ava jones to weavers, president and see of insight on limited. she explained why victims have to wait for so long to get justice. this is huge and i'm sure this is a day that many of them thought would never come. it has been well known that r kelly for years has prayed on young girls and young women, but specifically under age girls for years. and he seemed to been able to get away for get away with it literally for decades. and so to finally see justice come decades later is better than it not coming at all and it's a day that's well worth being here. finally, when i think about how long this h

and very pleased with the outcome or kelly's legal problems are far from over. in august, he will go on trial in illinois on similar charges. rosalyn jordan, l g 0 they 6 people have been killed in landslides in the north. east indian state of monopole doesn't small are missing. a local government says a rescue operation is on the way. debris has blocked the is the weather and their warnings a could bust its banks. people named by villages have been nasty, evacuated from the middle, bangladesh, his band, people from entering one of the wells largest mine gray forests, 3 month closure aims to give one life a chance to flourish and breed some local people say it's called the mo, from the only source of income have a chance to report the shondae bonds in the bay of bengal is the world's largest stretch of mangroves, a un designated international headache side. it's a unique habit for more than $450.00 wild life species, including the royal bengal tiger. the guardian crocodile and gang just river dolphin. more than half a 1000000 people depend on the forest and its

chanting: mute r kelly! mute r kelly!ht on an industry said to be rife with harassment and abuse. the music industry has just not even begun to have its reckoning. it isn'tjust one person who's, like, a a skeevy predator. it's the scaffolding, it's the system, it's the star machine. r kelly's legacy will no longer be defined by his voice. he'll forever be remembered as a sexual predator. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. scientists at a un conference in portugal on the oceans say nearly a quarter of the planet's sea bed has now been mapped to a high standard. in the past year alone, an area about the size of europe has been added to sea charts. japan is battling an unprecedented heatwave, and concerns are mounting about a shortage of electricity to keep air conditioners going. tokyo recorded temperatures above 35 celsius on wednesday for a fifth straight day — making it the worstjune heatwave injapan since records began in 1875. the european commission has proposed banning the use of flavoured heat

r kelly is a predator.t least once, the presence of a gun, to force victims including minors to engage in sexual activity with him and others and to become unwilling participants in the pornographic films he wrote, produced and directed. he continued committing his crimes almost 30 years, and avoided punishment. until today. today, the sentence shows that the witnesses reclaim control over their lives and over their futures. witnesses reclaim control over their lives and over theirfutures. these are voices of mostly black and brown women and children that were heard and believed, and for whom justice was finally achieved. this is a victory for them, forjustice, and forfuture victory for them, forjustice, and for future survivors of sexual assault. victims of sexual violence must be heard, perpetrators must be held accountable, and our women and children must be protected. i hope this sentencing serves as its own testimony that it doesn't matter how powerful, rich and famous your abuser may be, or how small

kelly. >> thank you and just to your point, let's look at where we're session lows right now. the dow is below 29,900, we're down 788 right now and we're 19 -- these are the in blue the percentages that each of the major averages is off the recent all-time highs the dow is down 19% and ths&p is down 24% and the nasdaq is down almost 35%. it is trading at 10,600 and change it is lowest level since september of 2020. now the blue chip names are getting hit by the recession concerns home zee pot, intel, walgreens, hitting 52-week lows every member of the vanguard semiconductor trading lower including on semi down 10% and amd down 9%. those are some of the biggest laggards what is holding up, walmart and proctor and gamble sand colgate sand palmolive, known to be recession-proof. these are gaining of only about 1%, tyler. >> what seems to have investors spooked today, kelly, is that a growing number of economists say a contraction in the economy next year is going to be difficult to avoid if it

kelly's charges include a bribery scheme to get a fake i.d. singer so they could marry when she was 15. the documentary surviving r. kelly put a spotlight on it in of abuseomin including lizettmartinez. now 45. she met kelly when she was 17 and confronted him at yesterday's sentencing. >> i told him at the end. you ruined my life. you hurt a lot of people and you need to sit with yourself and realize that. >> reporter: kelly's lawyers portrayed the accusers as groupies who were not forced to do anything against their will. >> you're in a situation where someone is controlling you and molding you and alienating you from your family and friends. you only believe that person. that's what domestic violence is all about. >> reporter: kelly's lawyers are expected to appeal the sentence which could put him behind bars until he is 85. meanwhile, he is still facing a pending case in illinois. mona, andrew? >> thank you. >>> coming up, the breaking news overnight. the nba star under arrest. >> also ahead, the alleged fraud rocking the art world. dozens

>> hey, kelly, pleasure to meet you, love you. >> kelly: i love your whole vibe, beard game, so cool,resent as a community and a person, if you find yourself in a toxic relationship with a friend or with anybody that you love and it kind of goes south, that you ec yourself and love yourself to get out of that, because towards the end it's like you have to be happy with who you are. and i feel like with you singing the song it means so much, because i have been such a big fan for so long. and with your vocals behind it and the power, i'm just like thank you. >> kelly: thank you. i am a huge billie fan. it's weird when somebody who is younger than me it's like those lyrics, get on my life! i love that song! thank you so much. you are in for one great show today, y'all, we'll be talking with best-selling author brad meltzer about his new children's book. it's about dolly parton, so you can go wrong with that. and we will also meet the cofounder of lollipop theater, a networking organization that brings blockbuster movies to sick kids who would not otherwise be able to see them. it really

thank you so much again for rocking it again, kelly. >> kelly: thank you, that is awesome!uch a great job and make you feel so good. thank you so much for joining us, i love that song as well! [cheers and applause] such an annie lennox fan! we have so much goodness today, after and grammy-winning songwriter joe alwyn is hanging out with us! [cheers and applause] at that scared me. oh, my gosh! okay! i don't know that we have ever had that reaction before. i literally maybe peed myself a little. i was like oh, my god, the fire! i was like what is happening! plus we have a performance from country sensation and vocal powerhouse harper grae! joining us! [cheers and applause] but before all of that, we have literally one of my favorite artists ever, like what you just exuded from your bodies is how i feel about her every single day of my life. she has sold 80 million records, fine, and won seven grammys, but more importantly her music has helped to the world laugh, cry, and just deal with all of the b.s. that we have to deal with and she has inspired so many other artists that

kelly? >> they are because price is the one thing he wasn't sure prices were going to fall substantially. it's interesting you see a little bit of that taking place. >> reporter: home builders had so much demand because existing home supply was so short and they are facing increased costs themselves for land, labor, materials. so they say they can't afford to drop prices by much, but, again, either they are going to have to get into the lower priced product or take some of the heat out of the market. i always want to say it's not that prices are necessarily falling, it's the gains are shrinking. >> true. for now. diana, thank you our diana olick. >>> it's not the home builders themselves only getting hit here the home construction etf down 6% today but a lot of companies in it that make things involved with housing are also sitting at 52-week lows like fortune brands which makes things like cabinets and doors and locks. 46% off their highs. paint supplier sherwin williams 38% off the highs.

chanting: mute r kelly! mute r kelly! industry said to be rife with harassment and abuse. the music industry hasjust not even begun to have its reckoning. it isn'tjust one person who is, like, a a skeevy predator. it's the scaffolding, it's the system, it's the star machine. r kelly's legacy will no longer be defined by his voice. he'll forever be remembered as a sexual predator. presidentjoe biden has confirmed plans to significantly extend the us military presence in europe. he told the nato summit it was because president vladimir putin has "shattered peace". the nato secretary general, jens stoltenberg, said the alliance was having its biggest overhaul since the end of the cold war. he added ukraine could rely on the military alliance "for as long as it takes" in its fight against russia's invasion. the leaders of sweden and finland have thanked borisjohnson for getting behind their efforts tojoin nato. from the summit in madrid, here's our political editor, chris mason. the prime minister of the united kingdom... 0ne

kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison after years of allegations. the reaction tonight >>> devastating new images of that russian attack on a shopping mall in ukraine as the u.s. announces a new show of force in europe >>> hundreds of flights canceled, thousands since the start of the week. the new warning tonight from airlines ahead of the busy holiday weekend. >>> plus the massive fire engulfing a camp dining hall. >>> and a terrifying moment inside yellowstone, a bison attacking a visitor. his condition tonight. >>> and finally a salute to a world war ii hero who showed us the meaning of courage. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone she captured the nation's attention with her recounting of what she said she saw and heard from within president trump's inner circle on january 6th. tonight some of the accounts of former white house staffer cassidy hutchinson are being disputed including what happened inside the presidential suv when then-president trump angrily demanded to be taken to the capitol wher

kelly will face a second federal trial in chicago set for august. he is charged with luring minors into sex acts and producing child pornography. >>> a wildfire burning in nevada county has charred more than 900 acres. >> the flame is prompting mandatory evacuation orders on the south side of the yuba river. >> the rices fire as it's calmed is at zero percent containment. four structures destroyed. three firefighters have minor injuries. andrew habner is on the front lines. >> reporter: the fire is still 100% in nevada county. >> reporter: but that may not be the case by the end of today. >> we have resources in yuba county working on contingency lines, contingency planning efforts in concert with ycsl. >> reporter: as the rices fire burns, the terrain presents a unique challenge to fire crews. >> it's one of the largest and steepest river drain damages in our entire region. >> reporter: the fire movement has prompted the yuba county sheriff's office to prepare to evacuate civilians if the fire makes the jump across the river. >> we updated from adv

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