zoom. >> kelly: were you wearing pants?wearing pants, my dog would walk by and everybody would see. i had blankets. i had everything. >> kelly: i think i just didn't care. i was so comfortable. yes. i love this. >> anthony: that was comfy. but no pants, that's how you lose your job. >> kelly: [laughs] or gain a whole new audience. you have a musical background. you are a d.j. for years. we do when i was a kid my cousin had a record label. i wanted to be a rapper. i was djing i bought records and i took my dad's records and i was a d.j. >> kelly: are real d.j., real records. that's real. >> anthony: we didn't have computers. remember, this was before cell phones. >> kelly: now they just plug it in. >> plug it in a button and everybody jump around. we had to -- >> kelly: it was a real art form. hard to do. >> anthony: it was a lot of fun. >> kelly: what was your d.j. name? >> anthony: i was the wanderer. d.j. wanderer. >> kelly: that can mean many things. >> anthony: i know. it's a whole archetype of different ways. >> kelly:

kelly: absolutely. will start with the perpetrator section, at first, it was this idea of the self reflection of my emotion, when i had invited someone. or i reached out to someone to do an interview i realized i had a different reaction to some of the offenders i was talking to. some i was angered by, and others i had a level of empathy that shocked me. i started thinking about my own villains and the responses that my graduate students have when the offenders are in the classroom. when i started to realize is that movies are made of the intentional perpetrator. of the bernie made off -- bernard made off, or other intentional perpetrators, but there are others that pull on your height strings -- your heartstrings in different ways. those are the intentional perpetrators. those are the categories that if we ever see ourselves engaged in a compromised situation we might be more likely to be an asset or perpetrator. it is your accountant, lawyer, financial planner, someone who is part of the team, a team

>> utkarsh: me and ebay did that. >> kelly: i love you and ebay. >> utkarsh: it is tight. >> kelly: ityears sober, so it was like my sober birthday and she wrote me a card and said congratulations. -- >> kelly: first of all, eight years sober! [cheers and applause] >> utkarsh: all by myself, no help, no help at all. came in on a winning streak. a joyful journey the entire time. >> kelly: that is awesome. >> utkarsh: so she said congrats, and said just so you know on your ninth sober anniversary you are going to be a father of three. and so is like a wonderful little revelation. and i was like i knew you have been acting weird all week. i knew you were pregnant. >> kelly: women love to hear that. i thought you were moody. >> utkarsh: unusually kind all week. and then we went to a party that night at the white house. which i never been to the white house, and it was incredible. we dressed up and got all gussied up. they took us through like four things of security and it's the diwali party, it's the indian new year, now indians like to eat food. we enjoy eating on the holiday. >> kelly:

i love -- >> kelly: you are great. they them, they were so kind to me. -- i think that was so important. you will never really study, and you see how things can change. it gives me hope in the future, i guess. >> kelly: it's cool that you are persistent and keep doing it. if i get nervous, i'm out. i don't get nervous about -- singing or anything, but i'm nervous, why would i do this again? i'll push through, i'm just like "not my vibe." [laughter] i love that, that is so strong. we were speaking of big stars. i heard you have a crush on tom selleck. >> awkwafina: i love tom selleck. [laughter] >> kelly: i love this movie. >> awkwafina: all of them in the movie. i love them. >> awkwafina: and they had gotten together. >> kelly: do think it's the 'stache. >> awkwafina: and tom starling. [laughter] >> kelly: i love him. he came on here -- [laughter] tom selleck. we have a special guest. >> awkwafina: i would run away. >> kelly: seriously, i kept my cool, and i tried to be cool in front of him, but he's been a crush

[laughter] that's a good play. >> kelly: is it true?e said "no." >> kelly: why? >> helen: it was an emblem of the rebel alliance from "star wars." >> kelly: you were a "star wars" kid! i love it! >> helen: i did get one. >> helen: what does it stand -- >> kelly: what does it stand for? what's the meaning? >> helen: stories -- [laughter] it's got some different meanings, but do not mess with me is in there somewhere. >> kelly: i love that. >> helen: i have one on my middle finger that's like that. [laughter] i had a bad night in d.c. once. let's member this so we don't repeat it. i get not wanting to say all of it. i have certain issues i don't say, because -- but it's cool! >> helen: a group with my my mother not being -- i grew up with my mother not being religious, and -- my temple has about 27 tattoos. i think it's beautiful, and it

are you there, it's me kelly. ♪ it's me kelly ♪ it's a judy blume hour [cheers and applause] [laughing] >> kelly: >> i had not heard that. it's incredible. you're funny but it sounds incredible. a lot of funny there. the tight as well based on one of judy's most famous books "are you there god? it's me, margaret." the classic story is also a film in theaters everywhere starting tomorrow. judy is here today with us and the stars of the movie on the couch. give a warm welcome to rachel mcadams, abby rider and judy blume. yes, welcome, ladies. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome. it's nice to meet y'all. all of you. is this the first time you're back together since shooting the movie? >> no we got to go to key west. a few weeks ago. >> my hometown, we did a wonderful screening there in key west. >> kelly: awesome. >> judy has a bookstore there and thaeter that she built from the ground up. not with her own bare hands. >> so multi talented if you built it yourself. >> i did not. >> kelly: incredible. is that impor

>> kelly: ya'll notice that? >> kristin: it is my bodega pig coax all bees, the key more of tea and crumpets, no, not me, i love it. >> kelly: that is good. >> kristin: exactly. >> kelly: let's get you to some car modules, jordan is going to do the honors pick because i'm a gal who loves her sleep, bagged all my friends know i'm a 9:00 p.m. heart out,y strict bedtime, stick around

that was insane was insane. >> kelly: that's so cool!th that song, which is also pretty funny. >> kelly: i love that song! braden, how do you like being dragged into your sisters videos? [laughs] >> back in 2015 i just kind of went with it. but now that i'm older, i'm 14, i've outgrown it and i'm too cool for that. [laughter] i rarely get to hang out with my sister anymore, so i'm happy to help. [applause] >> kelly: oh, my gosh! charisse, you are working on your own music now, right? >> yes, i just released my first single. >> kelly: congratulations! [applause] it's called "closer to closure," right? it's a great single. >> thank you. as the title suggests, it was my way of getting closer to closure after a relationship ending. i rode it about a year ago, but i'm actually coming out with a new single. it's very much meghan trainor inspired, very poppy and very happy, and that one is called "fridays." it's out on may 5th so i'm super excited about that. [applause] >> kelly: i love it! i heard you're about to move into your own place, righ

[laughter] >> kelly: no, i cannot do that. i bribe them.good for you and your kids. [laughter] dear girls travel with you whenever you tour? >> ali: it so hard i do bring my mom -- it then you have to pay the grandma tax. nothing is free. the unsolicited advice, constant about how you are parenting. >> kelly: super fun. >> ali: it super fun but it's free. [laughter] >> kelly: i would pay someone. >> ali: my mom is in the shallows of senior citizenship she is 83 years old some like this might be her lascaux. >> kelly: is also so fun with her and being around grandkids. >> ali: it's really fun for the kids too. >> kelly: there's not a lot of other stand of comics who with their kids they just never travel with the kids because of a wife. we do not have wives. >> kelly: i color my sister wife, my nanny. because when you're on stage there's no one to watch her children so you have to have someone watch them. >> ali: i'm really curious about any tips about going on a road with kids? bribes again? >> kelly: honestly i do let go of a lot of the gu

welcome to the "the kelly clarkson show."ning a little differently because spring allergies are in full effect doing a number on my entire body, no worries, we recently bank a fresh bank of kellyoke. vocalist take the spring sometime. let's get to the music, here's my band "slow." >> kelly: ♪♪ you make me want to sing about love ♪ ♪ every time i raise my head ♪ ♪ you make me want to tell the whole world ♪ ♪ what i've found is good ♪ ♪ then they say ♪ ♪ slow ♪ ♪ slow this right down ♪ ♪ don't burn it out ♪ ♪ don't let it show ♪ ♪ slow ♪ ♪ oh but my heart is racing ♪ ♪ to hold your gaze and ♪ ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ you make me want to sing about love ♪ ♪ even though you don't wanna know ♪ ♪ you make me want to tell the whole world ♪ ♪ but i know ♪ ♪ you don't like it ♪ ♪ you don't like it ♪ ♪ you don't like it ♪ ♪ slow ♪ ♪ slow this right down ♪ ♪ (you're so familiar) ♪ ♪ slow this right down ♪ ♪ slow ♪ give it to my band. [cheers and applause] our first guest is also an incredibly talented singer and songwriter, and only she created

>> now, today, he is three and he shares a birthday with you. >> kelly: same day. >> same day. >> kellying, there is a picture of. grayson goes to the school where i teach, i teach for 16 2-year-olds. lord help me. >> kelly: not enough wine in the world. >> i work with kids and between us, it's hard to find time for you know, for yourself or each other. we were not sure if we'd be able to come across the country today. but we made it work and thank you for the mom-cation, kelly. >> kelly: and so important, that's the biggest thing i've learned especially being a single parent you've got to map out some time for yourself. like every week i have to -- i was forced to do it and then it turns out it does help. i have an idea for next mother's day. like i said earlier, we are celebrating the gift of music and in fact it's july 28th through august 19th i'm playing in exclusive las vegas engagement called chemistry an intimate evening and not as intimate as you and your house, but still intimate and we want you to go. we love you to be here at the show. we are hooking you up with two tickets o

: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! the show. we love him. but we like the other versions as well. let's get going with her first guest, one of the finance demand funniest women around, say hello to nicole byers! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ is this like the venus five chap, is that what that is? >> nicole: i think it's of venus fly trap. >> kelly: that's great when you meet people, i will eat you up. welcome back, i have to ask you come every time we have you here, ask you about your pole dancing, because you are getting really good. >> nicole: i'm not. it's me on i saw your latest video. it's really hard. >> nicole: it is hard, but i am also bad. it's beyond i have tried and i am like this is not meant for me. >> nicole: kelly, it's okay to be bad at death. i'm just trying to normalize being bad at things you like. like i have fun, but by no means am i good. >> kelly: i don't agree with that. i don't agree with that. i saw that post. i was like okay! and i could not physically do that. [cheers and applause] that is a

>> kelly: no i'm not!sponsible things because i can! [cheers and applause] it's nice. >> you are used to flying? >> i'm so excited with my little cubicle, my area on the plane. with kids you have to make sure they are to disturbing the whole time, yes. >> kelly: i heard you do this

>> mario: hi, kelly. so nice to see you. thank you for having me. >> kelly: always.n the day. before backstreet boys. ricky martin, on the end. they were popular all over the world. growing up, i was a huge fan. you didn't see so many young latino boy bands back the day but the beautiful thing about music, it transcends language, culture, everything. we are doing a fresh re-imagination of the group and it's been really exciting to kind of put them together and focus on this new direction. still honoring the legacy of menudo from back of the day. going to be very supportive all the way around. >> kelly: that's amazing to hear. that's cool. you've been working on this for like a year or so how did you find new members? >> mario: we started online originally and then had auditions literally all over the country. l.a., new york, miami. puerto rico. it was really hard because there were so many great, talented kids, to narrow it down to our five favorites but we ended up with a group that were really like. ages from ten to 14 so they are young. >> kelly: that's cool. so c

joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk.ere are five in this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones just popped right out of the forest floor. jack: that one down there says 1871 on it. joe: kelly began to photograph the newly discovered graves and post them to a facebook site for marin county history. charlie: and i got hundreds of responses. joe: he cleared away some of the brush, constantly searching-- charlie: i'm seeing something that doesn't look fully natural. oh, no, that's a log. joe: --seeking stories in the stones. charlie: and it is t

welcome to the "the kelly clarkson show," y'al! so my voice is feeling a little tired today, but no worries, we are still kicking things off with music. it's something just in case we ran into a day like this. here's me and jason for my band with "can't pretend." ♪ ♪ ♪♪ love i have wounds ♪ ♪ only you can mend you can mend oh oh ♪ ♪ i guess that's love ♪ ♪ i can't pretend i can't pretend oh oh ♪ ♪ my arms are tough ♪ ♪ but they can be bent they can be bent oh oh ♪ ♪ and i wanna fight ♪ ♪ but i can't contend ♪ ♪ i guess that's love ♪ ♪ i can't pretend i can't pretend ♪ ♪ oh feel our bodies grow ♪ ♪ and our souls they blend hmm ♪ ♪ yeah love i hope you know ♪ ♪ how much my heart depends ♪ ♪ i guess that's love ♪ ♪ i can't pretend i can't pretend oh oh ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: one more time, y'all, give it up for jason and my band, y'all! now let's get to our first guest, he was born in copenhagen and went on to become one of the greatest pretend in the western united states, you can see him tracking down baby yoda on does a

but -- >> kelly: your mama is bold!

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: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," give it up to my band y'all. in about peg let's get things going with our first guest. she is an emmy-winning performer and a two-time mere ball winner on "dancing with the stars." she has been a pro dancer, a judge in this year shall make her debut as a host. please welcome julianne hough. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kelly: welcome back. you are now cohost with dancing with stars. i think it's fun to host a show. [laughter] >> julianne: even shows like that i love it's very quick. it is i did have a put out first and foremost from the beginning i was on it 18 was always the most kind and must be a full soul. exactly. all the cohost previously. we are going to be hosting this is just to be coming back home. >> kelly: is that crazy to you growing up on a show? you've been on the show since the beginning. >> julianne: i was a dancer first when the first two seasons back-to-back. and then came back to the judge and that's was one of the most fulfilling moments. and of course to come back now as a host it just c

terence kelly has been sentenced _ today's news.stralia's district court to a maximum term of 13.5 years in prison. thejudge said maximum term of 13.5 years in prison. the judge said this maximum term of 13.5 years in prison. thejudge said this is a man who lived in a fantasy world, who had suffered a neurological impairment and was using methamphetamine at the time of the abduction. terence kelly did not say much during the hearing. is that a few metres away from the parents of cleo smith, who back in october 2021 had the terrifying ordeal of waking up in the morning to find their young child missing. the police say that the crime of terence kelly was opportunistic and not planned. this small girl, four years of age at the time, held captive for almost three weeks, 18 days, she was missing. it prompted one of the biggest missing persons investigations australia has seen in recent memory. eventually, cleo was rescued by the police. they broke into the house of terence kelly, in the coastal town of carnarvon 900 kilometres north of p

mr kelly's wife, teresa, spoke out when he disappeared.happened to your husband? i have no idea at all. poor patsyjust leaving his work to come home to me. almost half a century later, today mrs kelly stood with the family lawyer as he read the police ombudsman�*s findings. i have concluded that mr kelly's family were failed by police. - poignant and emotional, - today we remember patsy kelly, described by ms anderson - as an innocent victim of sectarian violence mounted against. the nationalist community. a fisherman found mr kelly's remains in county fermanagh. his killers had tied weights to his body. it's difficult to imagine those scenes at this lake now. northern ireland has been hugely changed by the peace process. but it is a place where history hurts. there are still hundreds of families looking for answers about unsolved killings. patsy kelly's relatives have long claimed he was shot by soldiers from the ulster defence regiment. the ombudsman�*s report says police did not verify the alibis of army personnel who were suspects. mr

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i'm kelly evans.e's what's ahead on this friday the fed's number one concern apparently is playing the inflation dragon, that's what former fed official richard fisher says. our economist today says he disagrees and why we will see another rate hike. will that do more harm than good and it comes as the credit cards are getting real on main street. we'll hear from one business owner and the challenges he's facing and how it impacts his plans. >>> we have the next challenge with an $11 million reward we have the details. >>> before that, i feel like every day this week we stood here and said the climbs are modest >> and it's three days in a row for s&p 500. that's maybe the reason why stock market volatility is languishing at lows for the year right now. overall, the dow industrials are flat on the session, but down 17 points, almost unchanged the s&p 500, 4129, the last trade there, just about unchanged, as well the trading range has been tight. up six points at the highs of the decision, down 16 at th

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i'm kelly evans on this very busy friday. for starters, we have the banks, of course.organ holding gains, but pnc has turned negative. also, this data divergence, we have deflation, inflation, fed speak going both ways. retail sales, production after all of that, we have a rate hike next month we'll tell you why >>> the housing market at a tipping point. we have the rate where home buyers are drawing the line, and a contrarian call in the travel space. back to the markets. the nasdaq underperforming, down 1% and it's the only major average now on pace to close lower for the week now to the banks and the big bank earnings. let's dig in the results were better than feared, but the regional bank etf has turned lower today let's start with jpmorgan, way better than expected that has investors feeling good. citi, its shares are up almost 4% over at wells fargo, they noted a gradual weakening, and set aside $650 million for potential losses across credit card, personal and auto loans. that stock down about half a percent. and finally, perhaps most importantly this earnings s

kelly?you know, to say we didn't have enough people is a pretty interesting way of evaluating this did they say anything about crypto specifically? >> crypto in the report was mentioned, of course, as being the -- something that they should have been more aware of obviously, contributed to the just massive growth that they saw. and then the fdic says that they weren't equipped to keep up essentially with that fwgrowth it's something we also heard from the fed, just this idea that these firms were very fast growing. regulators are used to slower, sleepier firms to regulate so kind of the nature of their clientele, the nature of their customer base. and then the low interest rate environment where things were go, go, go they just weren't set up to handle that, especially in a resource challenged, labor channeled environment. >> thank you, leslie the fed out with its report on the collapse of silicon valley bank, and they seem to be pointing the finger somewhat at themselves steve liesman has t

i'm kelly evans. here is what is head we have new details on first republic's desperate pitch to save the bank. the window to act is closing fast should the government step in? one of the guests says the answer is yes, and he explains why. and the economy is like a car speeding down the cul-de-sac it looks good right now, but there's nowhere to go. two names he's buying. as the uk is clearly closed for business harsh words from activision after regulators block its deal with microsoft we look at what happens next and what it means for others but first, today's market and dom chu has the big numbers. >> i'm trying to get the vision of a car speeding down a cul-de-sac there is nowhere to go the markets today are relatively stable after, of course, what was a bigger down day yesterday for the s&p 500, shedding 1.5% of its value we're still below 4100 for the s&p, up about eight points right now. just to give you an idea, we were up 18 points a t the highs of the session, down ten at the lows so we've bee

now they're one percentage point higher kelly?age rate it seems like the banking turmoil has kept it higher than historically average >> part of that has to do with quantitative tightening. that is the fed not buying mortgage backed bonds. they're doing that with treasuries, as well. they were a bigger share of mortgage market demand then you also have on top of that the concern over that and some selling of mbf, which doesn't go to the buyers, but when you have something going on in the market like, that it tends to widen the spread. >> for buyers, more relief and more activity as they came down to normal levels diana, thanks. >>> still ahead, warren buffett making big bets on everything from energy to japanese trading houses should you follow in his footsteps? that's next. and oil popping, and now at levels not seen since november, over $83 a barrel. crude on base for its fourth weekly gain. if you want to talk about renewed pressure on inflation, this is one place to watch back after this. all across the country, people are wor

our friend, comedian tom kelly takes us inside the museum of failure.gle glass to new coke to this, perhaps the worst oreo flavor ever barbecue chicken wings at the museum of failure in brooklyn, new york, which explores some of the world's biggest failures, is failure. the gateway to success open up a cannibal, lester pringles and a bottle of crystal pepsi and let's find out. is crazy like i come in here and think we're all these things made by idiots, and they weren't there were a lot of smart people behind it. and then there are still people who come in and say that wasn't a failure. i love that product. crystal pepsi. i loved it back in the day to pepsi. we need to bring this back. mm hmm , edsel and sony betamax are just some of the commercial flops on display here at the museum, taking us on a journey through nostalgia, innovation and danger. this had 6000 children were wounded with charts. any of your friends ever hurt with a jerk, just broken windows, but car windows at that. this is the hula chair one of time magazine's 2010 worst inventions of

maria: since china is single biggest polluter in the world kelly john stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: we are wrapping up one of the about this weeks first quarter earnings season next week even busiest yesterday amazon beat expectations across the board intel postsdz double mislargest quarterly loss in company history my next gus is buying meta shares up 170% in five months despite no revenue growth 15-month high this morning, after, beating estimates, this week, with its report. meta is 239 dollars right now, apple last of the big tech giants will report next thursday we want to get ahead of that report right now, with somebody who knows better than most about tech investing, joining us us is a toir fund founder positively founder dan niles we so appreciate your time this morning. >> my pleasure, maria. >> i want to get your take on fed, i want to get your take on mark story but let's start with tech earnings, how would you assess the earnings period so far dan? what are you expecting from apple next week? >> the earnings period so far stays bette

joe concha kelly as well great to see everybody, kelly welcome your reaction.ks for having me maria, i mean i love this by the way, love that they are doing this fact-checking i mean i this i we should have more of this, it promotes democracy proelts being informed my favorite one on the liz, by the way, was that he could have been an all american football player but only played freshman year -- [laughter]. dreams i love to be a lady gaga backup dancer i highlight in june 17, 2022 he said doing everything, to pull ever lever to reduce gas prices we've seen time and time again needs to be fact-checked he pull the he polled he didn't ineffectives protection ebb domestically, spr we should focus on especially since he announced 2024 run. >> mark, there are so many here, you could also look at policy, the so-called inflation reduction act did not reduce inflation, in fact, it was another boondoggle massive spending plan, spent money on biden's climate change agenda, and keeps calling republicans extreme when many things he talks about what is so extreme he voted fo

he was alive then. >> kelly: no he was not.e first food i remember eating, enchiladas. then i had my milk. >> kelly: carol has given the world so many good times and laughs that we, more to ourselves than her, want to relive those moments. we have compiled memories. this is a look at 90 years entertaining the world. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: carol was doing characters from a young age. a neighbor once got upset because he heard, it sounded like a real radio station? >> carol: i lived with my grandmother. we had a one room apartment that butted up against another apartment building. i would sit on the couch and open the window and would pretend to be a radio show. i was ten or 11, and i would say, now, ladies and gentlemen, you will hear from a young lady who will sing a cappella and i would sing and pretend to be this, and finally, someone from next door said turn that off. i was thrilled. they believed it. >> kelly: you were that good. you were like, thank you. your late teens and 20s, you started acting in college. how

kelly swaby in huddersfield. _ prevalent on the day.day. kelly swaby in huddersfield, royal historian, - prevalent on the day. kelly swaby in huddersfield, royal historian, thank| huddersfield, royal historian, thank you so much for your thoughts and fascinating insights on this story. we will have to leave it there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. what i love most about myjob and what makes it most unique is the ability to tell stories about people from all over the world, give them a platform to be able to share their stories. and i love doing it, whether it's in the studio or out in the field. the focus of my storytelling throughout my career has been women and children, those who have been impacted by conflict, by upheaval. i often find in my storytelling that the issues that concern a young woman in kabul is also something that young women here in london are also thinking about. so we are far more connected. our concerns, whether that's about child care or about the cost of living or about energy prices, is so

yeah, kelly's husband mark consuela starts monday on the newly renamed live with kelly and mark as sandyw host is no rookie. more consuelos has practice co-hosting live with his wife kelly ripa, but when the suggestion came that he do it permanently. they both had the same reaction and a crazy. yeah. i mean that was a universal it was like no that's a terrible. i made a list of pros and cons and it became quickly apparent that there was a lot of prose after co-hosting 100 times. mark says he's developed the right approach. it's always been successful when i concentrated on just that show that day and it's always been really fun before they share the stage mark and kelly like to joke around he'll say to me it's not life is this isn't live is it and i know and i always look at him and say no the less he thinks it's alive tv program the better off. we'll all be after six years sitting next to her friend. kelly says the mug was passed to the right person. he's very much. in the grand tradition of ryan seacrest before him authentic. he's totally comfortable being himself and expressing his op

kelly?ndering about the privilege of geothermal for single family homes across the country. that's been a long, under consideration ideal, but is it economical >> reporter: it is we did a story in texas about a massive geothermal residential housing community of single family homes, hundreds of them that's easier to do than this, because you can spread it out over wide swaths of land it is difficult to do it in a large city, because you have to make sure it has all the things in it to support geothermal. but it can be done, and that's what they are showing here they're hoping it's a template for other cities with laws like new york like boston and washington, d.c., also upping their emissions standards. >> that's a really interesting point, how it's even harder for some of these major complexes. thanks so much, diana. >>> still in penske about 21% as freight recession talk fears ramp up and pac west is next regional bank to report it reported a loss last quarter. how to position ahead of the

thanks, kelly.rea responding on reports that it is spying on its asian ally the pentagon documents leaked over the weekend south korea demands that the u.s. take appropriate earn inures once the investigation into the leak concludes and this according to a south korean official. >>> a ship carrying around 400 migrants is adrift in the mediterranean sea after the captain abandoned the vessel in waters between malta and italy the charity organizations says the ship is at risk of capsizing and running low on fuel. malta had ordered two merchant ships nearby to not conduct rescues, but rather just to supply additional fuel and food. >>> and the fbi is warning against using public phone charging stations. officials say these chargers can be subject to something called juice jacking which is when bad actors can use public charges to infect phones and devices with malware. the fbi says people should stick with their own usb cables and charging plugs back to you, kelly >> okay. well, i guess that was a wast

>> reporter: kelly, two u.s.l nbc news the suspected leaker of troves of classified documents is a 21-year-old who served in the intelligence wing of the massachusetts national air guard. an arrest is imminent. "the new york times" first reported the identifying information about him, who served as the leader of a chat group, with about 20 to 30 other members, mostly teenage boys, and that a group member began distributing classified documents from his job starting several months ago those documents later ended up on other threads, and earlier this morning, joe biden said a breakthrough in the investigation was close and said this when asked about his concerns with the situation. >> i'm not concerned about the -- i'm concerned that it happened, but there is nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of >> reporter: the fact that the u.s. government was not aware of the leaks until just before press reports surfaced raises serious questions about how much more information could have gotten out there when asked whether

daniel kelly: i will always protect the rule of law. sykes: this is one of those cases where the hype is not overstated, because, here in wisconsin, everything is at stake. we now have extreme partisanship, but we also have gridlock between a legislature dominated by republicans and a democratic governor. nothing is going to happen. nothing is going to change. so everything shifts to the supreme court. and no one is making any pretense that this is anything other than partisan. so it's going to be hard to go back to a, we ought to elect judges based on their credentials or their judicial temperament. that era seems to have been beaten to death with hammers. judy: charlie sykes traces much of the polarization in wisconsin back over a decade to then-governor scott walker's act 10, a measure that, among other things, effectely ended collective bargaining for the state's public employees. it sparked months of intense protests at the state capitol and exposed divisions still seen today. charlie: one of the things that, as i look back on it,

kelly just ripped a sign. actually, i ripped a sign that says "no food or drink on the wall" back there. -it said no food or drink. -she tried to stick it to my back. and i tried to stick it to the back of his jacket, but it fell right off.

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kelly, thank ou from gambling addiction. kelly, thank you for— from gambling addiction.r going public - from gambling addiction. kelly, thank you for going public with l from gambling addiction. kelly, thank you for going public with your story and thank you for coming on bbc need to take us through your reaction to today's announcements. thank you if you have been affected by any of the issues raised, you can find organisations offering help and support on the bbc action line website. , , , a, a support on the bbc action line website. , , s, website. just search action line. or ou can website. just search action line. or you can call — website. just search action line. or you can call the — website. just search action line. or you can call the number. _ website. just search action line. or you can call the number. the - website. just search action line. or| you can call the number. the snp's john nicholson spoke in common is a short while ago, giving his party's reaction to the government statement.— reaction to the government statement. ., ,, , statement. we have consi

dan kelly is an advocate how much is at stake here fo reproductive rights? al three antiabortion groups. but they believe that they would make their own choice, making their own health care decisions. it seems simple, but for peopl like dan kelly, it's ver complicated, but it shouldn' be complicated people should have reproductiv rights, and should be able t make those choices on their ow without interference by extrem politicians. again, we've got the 184 criminal abortion ban, women's in wisconsin cannot get an abortion tim kelly thinks that wome should be criminalized, thinks that abortion provider shoul also be jailed for providing medical care it's absurd. >> wisconsin has been called the most gerrymandered state i the country, it's somethin that we've also put th spotlight on at this show, favoring, republicans given th majority of where they live an democrats live how would the election affec that and how potentially the 2024 election cycle >> i'll tell you in ron hours, the fact the republicans hav 64 out of 99 seats in the stat assembly, and yet did

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." to selling their back catalog and playing their last ever show. it is a mad march here on the show. we have our first annual bracket. each day, two home snack foods have gone ahead to head in a taste test. the results have been delicious. today it is south carolina versus arizona. this is delicious. way to go. i am going to pick you. cincinnati chili versus nebraska. this is a fancy hot pocket. this is so good. >> utah versus oklahoma. the hoosier cream pie. i have to choose a winner. this is really good. [cheers and applause] who will win our incredible final four trophy? first, we are going to need to narrow four dishes down to two. to help me, he led florida state to three straight appearances, including the elite 8 and 2018, their first in 25 years. give it up for terrence mann. the trophy looks good. how are your actual brackets holding up? >> not too well. >> kelly: you sampled the four dishes. which deserves to go to the championship round? >> i like the hash from carolina. it

today was ryan seacrest's final day onlive with kelly and ryan," and now it is to the next cohost, kelly's our sister station in new york as a look at today's farewell for secrest and the welcome for the new guy. ♪ >> so many highlights meant there was time for just one guest. first lady dr. jill biden felt putin for the finale -- felt fitting for the finale. >> we are really going to miss you. >> i am touched and moved by it. >> the feature humor ryan seacrest misses the most, but one clip linked asked to present as a way of saluting the future. >> we make it look easy when we all know it is not. i will find out soon enough. >> starting monday, husband and wife will be cohosting "live" together. mark consuelos has had plenty of practice cohosting live with his wife kelly ripa. when the suggestion came that they do it permanently, they both had the same reaction. >> is that crazy? >> it was a universal, no. >> we made a list of pros and cons, and it became apparent that there were a lot of pros. >> after cohosting 100 times, mark says he has developed the right approach. >> it has always b

i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. bank of america says fund managers are the most bearish they have been this year and more rate hikes ahead. the s&p at the highest level in two months and we'll look at whether you should bail or stick with the stock market and the fed needs to pivot this as one in five americans are using installment loans to buy groceries. and new data shows pessimism on the economy is at a record high. and it's time for ai models to reset and start from zero. that comes as elon musk says he'll start a rival to chatgbt >>> let's start with the markets, though. >> kelly, you mentioned all of those push and pull elements happening in the market. that's playing out today, because as kelly points out, we're just about flat on the session, if you look at the s&p 500. 4149 is the last trade there just about flat on the session, down about one point at the highs, we were up 18 points, down 11 at the lows. so right in the middle of that trading range, but still above 4100 the nasdaq down about 0.2% to 12,13

i'm kelly evans. a busy hour ahead.kets are awaiting tomorrow's cp ireport, but should it matter that much? one investor said no, and it could lead to a big mistake by the fed. and the bifurcation in banks. wall street remaining confident, but main street worried about the credit crunch. >>> when you hear the words dividend pay, you think safety play but the dividend stocks you might want to avoid in this market, coming up. before all that, let's get a look at today's market action. dow up 170 points at the highs we'll check in across the majors right now, which are reversing their pattern year-to-date again, this reversal the past several sessions, nasdaq is the laggard, down a quarter percent. dow right now, just off session highs, up about half a percent worst performing sectors today, and the best, here is a glance at where we stand. technology, down 1% for the laggard. energy leading the way, up more than 1%. oil up 2% today. analysts dig further into why this tech underperformance is taking place it's the big cap

kelly called his help invaluable kelly also spoke at an event that was attended by a pastor who describedprovider as justifiable homicide and has supported the creation of anti-abortion focused militia. and after the break, how the winner of tomorrow's election could make or break the state for years to come. stay right there voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪ what is it about the first warm breeze of the season that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪ the first step begins at the lincoln spring sales event. going on now, for a limited time. (bright music) - [announcer] what if there is a hearing aid that could keep up with you? this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phone so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with a free online hearing test you can take almost anywhere, so

chloe kelly, the key for england again as the lionesses win another trophy at wembley. and an offer he couldn't refuse — two years after he was sacked, frank lampa rd returns to the chelsea dugout in a caretaker capacity. hello again. three players lead the masters after the first round at augusta, withjohn ramm recovering from a double bogey to be one of those at seven under par. the world number two came back from four—putting the first for a six to record a 65 on day one, going to the top of the leaderboard by a norwegian player who had a bogey free round and at one point had the course record of 63 in his sights. and the four—time major champion brooks koepka, one of those in the field that has defected to liv golf. you can head to our website for the very latest leaderboard for the end of round one. tiger woods playing his 25th masters but struggling at two over par, talking about constant pain just two years on from the car crash that nearly cost him his career. staying with golf and the dp world tour, formerly known as the european tour, has won a legal battle ag

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robinson kelly, it is great to have you with us.stant stream of anti-trans legislation coming out of re states it is something we have been tracking on the show for sometime now, we're even seein a can't attacks on corporation that support and promote trans visibility, just simply put, what is your message - in these difficult times >> my message is that we see you. ivs heard stories from parents of trans youth who are movin because they're freed from their children i have heard - increased rates of suicide, have heard pediatricians being harassed and having deat threats against them this is a crisis and we se when we are also not going t give up. we're going to fight back. >> i wanted to get you thoughts in florida, a civil rights organization - for the lbj each - released a travel advisory jus this week for florida. and that is in response to all of the recent laws that ar increasingly infringing on peoples rights there do you expect, could we se more advisories like these going out? do you fear that that is the trend, where this