>> kelly: that's probably it.ou think you know them and you figure out there someone in a film or something. >> always! all the time. we went i didn't say anything but i was in an elevator and i was like no, you don't know that person. you don't say anything, you don't know them. i just mention city slickers, which was on my favorite movies. >> that's never been mentioned on anything -- >> kelly: are you serious? >> it's very rarely talked about. >> kelly: i thought it was meant to be that annoying person asking about the film you are asked about all the time. >> any, kind of. it's a very special movie for me. >> kelly: the too! how did you end up doing that movie? you were young, right? >> i was 11. the first thing i ever did. >> kelly: your first thing ever to do was with that cast? >> yeah. pretty incredible. it's weird because my parents made movies and, you know, my mother is a writer, and so there was a night billy crystal was actually at our house. yeah. i was ten or something like that and at the end of di

>> kelly: i was very inebriated. >> helen: me too. >> kelly: what does it stand for?my hand with it. it was so painful, halfway through a set i can't stand it anymore, stop. she said no, what you committed to a tattoo -- she held my hand -- you've got to continue buried she was absolutely right of course because half the tattoo would have been terrible. >> kelly: would have been silly. didn't mean anything special to you? >> helen: it did, actually. it was two interlocking -- it means one can be as different from you as you can possibly imagine but have equal to value to you and i thought that was a very nice -- >> kelly: that's the kind of tattoo you get drunk? [laughter] that's not the kind of tattoo i get when i'm inebriated, that was very prolific. that's a credible! >> my next one will be an anchor. >> kelly: [laughs] we just had the oscars sunday, so you didn't go, i heard, did you watch it? >> i did watch it, i was in a restaurant actually watching. a so that great. >> kelly: anything happen that you love? >> helen: i cried when brendan fraser got the award. i

i remember being like, so magic. >> kelly: been there. >> hannah: the new york orchestra -- >> kelly:want to be a singer as well?" >> hannah: people ask me, and i was like "i don't remember wanting to do anything else." when i heard people had grown up jobs i remember thinking -- why -- >> kelly: why would you do that? >> hannah: why would you not just sing, dance, act? >> kelly: i love that. what an amazing job. i'm the opposite. i was brought up where you did real jobs and then i was like "you can make money doing that?" then i was in. >> hannah: i don't think they were surprised when i wanted nothing to do with the grown ups, the professions. [laughter] >> kelly: our daughters are about the same age. does she travel with you? you get to travel so much. >> hannah: yes, but i'm finding it is convenient that she is at school. [laughter] >> kelly: mine finds it inconvenient because she wants to give come with me. >> hannah: they are at that age where you have to respect their education. but, i'm going to try to bring her a bit more. our girls seeing us working. and how important it is.

>> kelly: that about sums it up.ind of like, wait, you are really good at that? because you are young on "x factor." >> niall: i was like 16 on the show, it's crazy when i think about it! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: look at you little babies! i love baby niall! he cannot even -- or maybe he could. >> niall: no, it was terrible. >> kelly: is all some! >> niall: so i remember, one time my aunt lived in new york and she would come over to ireland every summer with her kids and we would take road trips and i remember, i don't know why she thought of this, but it was singing ♪♪ i've got friends in low places ♪♪ i started singing it, for some reason she thought that i was a radio. she felt like i was a radio, and thought i was the radio. >> kelly: that would have given me so much confidence. >> niall: which is crazy, i had not hit puberty. and i remember like, my teacher that was running the choir, she kind of took me under her wing and told me i was decent. so that was it. >> kelly: that was kind of my thing too. >> n

. >> we did it years ago. >> kelly: are you serious?ought it was not going to happen. thank god that cats don't get wrinkles. >> kelly: are there any animals that you are afraid of? >> i have a phobia. i am the collector of the endless. okay, come down. i bring them outside. yeah. snakes? scorpions, i'm not afraid. but snakes, i have a forget. >> kelly: tony kemp -- tell me -- [cheers and applause] because i specifically remember as a child points first of all, how many milk ads do i need to read and drink to look like that? like those ads when you were a kid. and how did you handle that? that is a python. >> i'm still going around the fact that it was as a kid. >> kelly: oh. yeah, that is because we -- you have found the fountain of youth. >> you know, i had to go. because if i was not on, you look at my eyes, i look a little -- >> kelly: no one is looking at their eyes. [. >> if you really saw my eyes, yes. >> kelly: jacket this was, i remember this as a kid. even britney spears is doing to think with the python. like everybody. but t

i am a. >> kelly: i'm a! >> it's wonderful. out >> kelly: it's weird to others but i

: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!z covered it, apparently i am into lenny kravitz, we have been covering a lot of him on 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 pos

>> kelly: without a context, yeah.> matt damon -- we had some nylon pumas and nikes -- in those days track suits, then they were one, thin nylon sheet. that was cool. we wore them and that was what was going on and we wanted to be cool so we learned how to break-dance and

> kelly: are you brave enough? it was not "the hangover" i would not be over here to speak to you. i owe my career for "the hangover." oh your career to

beautiful people and audience. >> kelly: it was all virtual.ll over the world. >> vin: icd heart signal. are you moving? >> kelly: we are moving so we are very excited. [applause] >> vin: some new york love. come on guys. that is the new york love. >> kelly: even for my kids there is a lot of culture in new york, i've been waiting. that is a win for them. >> vin: you're going to love new york. >> kelly: walk around. no one walks over here. you say in your car for four hours. >> vin: that is a good point. i was taught my kids and i said because we live in l.a. most of the time and you realize that your kid have not really developed their swag yet. and the thing is when you grow up in your city, one of the first things that you have to do as a kid is to learn your swag law. >> kelly: i've got to start working on mine. >> vin: there is a swag law, that it is the thing that you need when you're growing up and new york city. you have got to swag law through the subway station. >> kelly: what is your swag walk? when you look like you you just walk. p

: that's fancy. >> i was from highland park. >> kelly: both fancy. we'll talk more about our favorite books later. it's mother's day this sunday. so, we want to celebrate mamas. mary, do your kids celebrate with you? do you do anything special? >> they do, i am a grandmother now so part of what i'm celebrating is my daughter, lily who is an amazing mother herself. and yeah, it's like the whole -- any excuse for our whole gang to pile in, dogs, kids, babies, everybody. it's wonderful. >> kelly: that is wonderful especially as a grandma now. >> yeah, i love being a grandmother. it's so boring to say, it is the great he thing in the world. >> i do, too. >> we text each other grandmother photos all the time. >> kelly: it must be so -- i have a six and eight year old, i can't imagine. to have your kids be mothers. do you know what i'm saying that is interesting, wait you are you're a mom, too. that's weird, i can't look at my 8 year old, i hope you do well. i hope i did well enough. what about you all, what do you-

>> kelly anne: thanks, kevin. while some in the biden white house are calling outrage, no one seems bothered by the bogus letter that 51 intel officials signed in the fall of 2020 falsely discrediting the hunter biden laptop story. maybe that's because the biden campaign it turns out orchestrated the letter with the help of mike morrel. according to new reports, in an e-mail, he told another ex-cia chief, john brennan, that the purpose of the letter was to help joe biden in the upcoming debate, help him with a talking point. meanwhile, earlier this week, a shocking new claim from a whistle-blower against the big guy, joe biden, himself. here's oversight committee james comer. >> we take our whistle-blowers very seriously. there's been two very credible whistle-blowers come forward. we're doing everything we can to protect these whistle-blowers and to try to encourage more whistle-blowers to come forward. we have credible evidence and we want to know exactly what the fbi did to verify this. >> talk about a foreign

>> kelly: you guys my looks really good. i just owe use more help. so this year we are back for round two people. once again we have invited a few of the best chefs and food experts on the planet to help me out and this time it's all about summer food and some are which i love. i know. this is kelly's summer cookouts. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right and it all starts the very first guest today you have to know and love them as a host of man versus food and i connect you see them host a show on his history channel it's called the food that built america. >> at chicago. >> everyone will be talking about it. >> i'll consider it. >> well, it's... it's a little bit late. >> he is already commission the 13-foot long novelty that equal at the cost of $5,000 over hundred thousand dollars today. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right everyone say hello to adam richman. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ how are you? >> so good to see you. in real life. >> kelly: i know it no longer over zoom we can wear pants again. you love food b

everybody, welcome to the "the kelly clarkson show."show going? speak of the show is going amazing. really exciting time because it is tony award season. come on out, it is a party every single night on broadway, come to you new york and see us. so many heads. that show, i don't people realize that that's martin has done appeared an incredible amount hits that you're going to know. thank you so much, lorna and i enjoy seeing you you all. let's bring out our first because, he is been an art stealing millionaire, rotini loving secret agent. i could see him in the very talented artist in real life, he's incredible. his first solo artist expedition, so many dreams, .in the movies "the outlaws." give it up for pierce ross and ♪ >> kelly: and i'm very excited for you because i remember the first time we zoom to, you were at the house in your hawaii. where do i not live where you live, there is also art in the background. we have a whole conversation about painting. this is your first ever solo art exhibition. so many dreams, that's the name o

good night [applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show."w most days we start right off with music, but this gives us a chance to pull out one of my kellyoke's. here is wicked game. ♪ the world was on fire and no one could save me but you ♪ ♪ it's strange what desire can make foolish people do ♪ ♪ i never dreamed that i'd meet somebody like you ♪ ♪ and i never dreamed that i'd lose somebody like you ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna fall in love ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna fall in love ♪ ♪ with you ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna fall in love ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna fall in love ♪ ♪ with you ♪ ♪ with you ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna fall in love ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: one more time, give it up for my band. today is a special hour as we celebrate the final season of one of the most fun and clever shows of the last year, the "marvelous mrs. maisel." you can see the fifth and final season on prime video with new episodes weekly. please welcome rachel nyhan and alex moore seen. -- and alex borstein. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: what is up? get it out. we are excited t

i'm kelly evans. minneapolis fed president neel kashkari is a voting member, could a skip be just a hop away and it comes as a debt default looms large and tensions with china keep rising. why are large stocks shrugging it off a key metric flashing a major warning sign in the trucking industry is that a sign of what's to come for the rest of the economy? the ceo of freightway says he hasn't seen anything this extreme since covid. one of our guests has an under the radar name he calls a clear leader first, let's get the latest on these markets with mr. chu >> kelly, you mentioned the fed headlines and kashkari and it's all playing in right now and overall we have a market that's mixed and one in a wait and see mode a lot of things happening geopolitically and debt ceiling issues and the dow industrials are down just one-quarter of 1%, 33,327 the last trade day and a 0.1% trade hovering just below the 4200 mark and again, the trading range has been somewhat more muted today at the highs of the session w

what do tucker carlson, donomleman and journalist megan kelly have in common after they were fired, they were all represented by the same lawyer brian friedman, who repeatedly proved that the official reason for the termination of cooperation and the actual divergence was cardinally in tenths one of the most influential presenters in the united states with an annual salary of 16 million dollars of fame. she got for poignant interviews on fox news in 2016, kaylie was one of the victims of sexual assault by henry the director of the television network, roger ailes, 2 days after her accusations, a top manager left his post. forgive your equal kelly, the rest of the management could not and at the end of the contract the journalist left fox news for the next stage of her nvc career. the presenter continued to make an interview format with prime time on march 10, 2018, the main victory that will cost a career dialogue with vladimir putin requests that our explosives will have, as we find way back, how do we get back to having these two great nations hostile to each other, to being more allies

: welcome to the kelly clarkson show, give it up for my band!bout a woman? it turns out it wasn't about a woman, john oates said it's about new york city in the 80s, rough times for him in new york. let's get to the show, we love when this guest come by -- i personally do, not only has he arguably the most successful solo musical act in history, proven by stats, he is also a man of the people. he's so cool and down to earth. if you haven't seen one of his shows live, shame on you. it's been a minute, you have had time to see shows community to fix that right now, if you have seen him live you know i am obsessed with him. he's the ultimate performer in a big arena or small venue. he's got a new vegas residency at caesar's palace coliseum starting today, everybody give it up for garth brooks! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> very sweet! >> kelly: they got to me, did you see me turn around? garth brooks! you came from there. >> first time we ever did your show i came from there. >> someone definitely -- i about ran out

kelly, back to you >>> thank you.up, lowe's, toll brothers and pal alto we have the numbers. that's coming up next. lowe's hangs oto an 1.5% gain stay with us lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." debt ceiling drama getting a lot of attention but we also have a bunch of earnings report with a read on the most important part of the economy, the consumer. let's start with lowe's. they reported an earnings beat offset by declines higher lumber deflation took down revenue we turn to gina sanchez today. she's a cnbc contributor good to see you. let's start with

suppose kelly sen. kelly: on the transfer from the air force or another service they are coming up on the end of that time are you seeing a good reenlistment rate for the enlisted ranks and officers that are going to stay on? gen. saltzman: i think the final assessment is still out. i want to see it all play out before i commit to this. i'm encouraged so far and i think were providing the kind of challenges that the workforce is looking for. i'm still hopeful that were going to be at good retention numbers. probably need to let this full cycle play out before we judge. sen. kelly: thank you, thank you mr. chairman. >> you've been in your position now what? less than a year? gen. saltzman: performance. >> give us your number one priority. gen. saltzman: i need to make sure that the guardians are ready to leave the thread. i've said this from day one. the systems we are buying are exquisite. i want to make sure the guardians have the training and the ability to practice their training, reps and sets i cal

hi, everyone i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. death ceiling showdown we have had a lot of projections, june 1st from janet yellen, the street is guessing a week or two later. but what happens when we hit the s.e.a.l.ing? one of our guests is here to lay things out and what our market guest is waiting for, he says the drama presents a lot of buying opportunities. he tells us what he's watching and speaking of pullbacks, lenders are pulling back, credit is tightening. we talk to a bank ceo and how much tighter he sees things getting. but first, to dom chu. >> gentle red tonight,because it is wait and see we're not expecting fireworks from this big meeting with joe biden and congress, but you never know so there's a little bit of cautious optimism. the markets haven't rallied strongly or sold off sharply because of it. but as kelly points out, it's just fractionally to the downside the dow down 1/10th of % the s&p down about 14 points it's been a down day so far, but at the highs of the session, we were down 11 points and 22 at the

and then as kelly mentioned, ai this, ai that.s is all about the google io conference the shares up 1.5% today but remember, back on february 8, when alphabet/google introduced its barred ai assistant, that was right about here remember on that day, we saw a huge drop in alphabet shares to the tune of about roughly $106 billion in lost market cap on one day alone. so yes, the stakes are high, kelly, when it comes to this google io conference we'll see what they say about what their ambitions are and how they realize them in the future. >> and they're back to the pre-crash levels and even higher dom, thank you very much let's get more on this high-stakes event and what it means for the race to be the leader in artificial intelligence diedra is live today what's the market expecting? >> reporter: you know, kelly, i just heard a loud cheer behind me people here are very excited this is a developer conference, but what is at stake is more than just developers i mean, google has a chance today to really prove to developers, consumers,

i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. a debt deal within reach wall street getting more optimistic you should see the markets dow is up more than 300 points a two-year agreement is reportedly on the table. we'll look at the actual terms and the trades that could benefit. >>> plus, strike one for the doves? the latest inflation report is hotter than expected could corporate profits be part of the problem it's a hot button debate and call it the week ai got real nvidia cementing a narrative, but can the tech rally keep going? one guest says yes he's got one part of the sector in particular, and one name that stands out we'll tell you which one first, let's get the scoop over here with dom. >> we're at close to session highs. just to put it in context for you and the viewers out there, we had a big move higher yesterday. but you take technology bullishness and couple it with debt ceiling optimism, and you get a bigger move today than you got with nvidia's driving the action yesterday now, the dow industrials, 310 points to t

i'm kelly evans. a possible partner for regional banks.vate equity names like blackstone are popping up. could they be part of the banking sector in a bigger way we'll talk to one investor about this and the analyst tells us why he sees 60% upside from here. and remember when inflation was transitory that's a distant memory for most americans who expect high prices are here to stay we'll talk to a "wall street journal"ist about why that is such a problem >>> first, though, dom chu with the numbers. >> the stock prices are actually falling. so that's probably one of the parts of the narrative that you want to talk about with regard to taming the inflation. but the s&p 500 is now just a hair above the 4100 mark you can see 4102 this is pretty much the lows of the session, down about 28 points as you can see right here we were up 13 points earlier on, looking like we were going to see a rally or a bounce. that sort of thing but the s&p 500 down about 2/3 of 1%. one half of 1% declines for the dow, 33,136. and the nasdaq down about 110 points,

welcome. >> thank you, kelly.d to be here. >> having weathered bank crises before, does this one give you deja vu that we are living through one all over again, or could you say this is more contained? >> this one is very different in the sense that the last two banking crises were driven by credit that's usually when people think about risk for bank stock investors, i loan and people don't pay me back. in the '80s, it was wildly centered in commercial real estate and then the financial crisis around residential real estate but credit was the focus here it is interest rates. it was losses in the securities portfolio of banks that got crazily aggressive in taking interest rate risks that made no sense. it was transparent the amazing thing is why nobody cared about it until everybody cared about it so this one is different and i think the stocks are behaving as if it is a traditional banking crisis it's a traditional credit c crisis but what's different is by looking at the interest rate exposures, you're really abl

>> she is one. >> kelly: that's exciting, are you loving at?ng all day and is super curious. it's terrifying, she bumps her head like five times a day, she only wants to play with wires, knives. constantly like that to. >> kelly: i remember that i'm so glad it's not that phase right now, there are other ones. it gets different but it's awesome, my daughter was curious like that also wall so. she is going gray hair. i love that from a young age, even when she was one that i could tell she is going to have a very good sense of who she is and very bold and brave and he will love that. >> she is brave, she knows exactly what she wants. >> kelly: it's also going to give you gray hair. >> i think it's starting. >> kelly: nick sings to her, right? i think that's adorable, even when she was in the womb, what kind of music? >> for those who don't know, we had a really rough journey, she was in the icu for 110 days and pretty much the hold third trimester. used to go in with his guitar and sing to her and update my audiobook. >> not like that. >> it's ma

channel kelly keane and meghan kelly on the way. but now it's tne— kelly on the way.aranattan— of anti—white rhetoric in itv's coronation coverage from none atner— coronation coverage from none atner tnan— coronation coverage from none other than their— coronation coverage from none other than their royal editor cnrte— other than their royal editor cnrte sntp— other than their royal editor cnrte sntp . — other than their royal editor chris ship. i've- other than their royal editor chris ship . i other than their royal editor chris ship . “ “ritzi other than their royal editor chris ship . “ ”c: chris ship. i've seen there have been all sorts of subtle changes, some, well, some subtle, some not so subtle. clearly . but that was one of clearly. but that was one of them, wasn't it? the foreign royals attending a coronation and the attempt to introduce some kind of diversity. i thought that, you know, a lot some kind of diversity. i- thought that, you know, a lot of the thought that, you know, a lot of tne ttnee— thought that, you know, a lot of tne ttnee tt— thought that

kelly?up, paypal has only beaten earnings six times out of the past 19 reports. will we get updates on lucent's subpoena from the sec? and warner music group has made a big bet on ai already. will it pay off? we'll get the action, the story and the trade on all three names in earnings exchange and throughout may cnbc is celebrating asian-american and pacific islander heritage with stories of their influential business leaders and here is the podcast host farn, on osh spoiz. >> when you stay financially curious, that's when you can actually start to build wealth it is the ultimate foundation for getting answers and leading you down the paths that are well aligned with your goals. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their p

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the rest of the leadership could not forgive kelly's waywardness, and after the contract expired, theournalist left fox news for the next stage of her nvc career. the presenter went on to do the prime time interview format on march 10, 2018, the main victory which will soon be worth it. measures dialogue with vladimir putin is one of the questions that our viewers will have, how will we find our way back, how will we get back to making these two great nations hostile to each other, so that they are more allies. do you agree, that now it is not so, that we are not allies. unfortunately. no. well, we did not write down your enemies, you made a decision at the parliamentary level at the congressional level, you wrote down russia as an enemy. why did you do it? have we imposed sanctions on the united states, is it the united states or sanctions on us do we know? why? no? i don't know. yes, i can give you another question then. and why did you contribute to the state in ukraine, well, why did you do it directly publicly admitted that you spent billions of dollars on this publicly officials

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. still no deal.e you just heard, house speaker mccarthy says the two sides remain hung up on the central issue of baseline spending the central issue, with only days before we might hit the debt ceiling that update sending stocks to a session low. only two names are positive right now. but our market guest says my debt ceiling risk may be to the upside >>> on the other hand, the worst is yet to come that warning courtesy of investor don peebles he's back with us live with how much pain he still sees ahead and where he sees opportunity also as a result >>> police, jim cramer sees a genuine bull market underway in one particular area of the market i bet you can't guess it it has nothing to do with ai we're joined today with where there's more upside and the names to watch let's start with the markets, though, and get the full scoop from dom chu >> decidedly down today. but i'm going to show you where i'm seeing a bull market as well so we'll see if what jives with the analysts the markets have been dow

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show."by mary morris. they are both from texas. before they started with this song, they were amazing. i love those girls. that is a really cool song. way to go danielle. our first guest may not be from texas, but you may have seen him from dr. death. he was charlie in the original mighty ducks and the other was pacing in "dawson's creek." he is now in fatal attraction. say hello to joshua jackson, everybody. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] nice to see you. >> joshua: i might not be from texas, but my dad is, from johnson county. >> kelly: i am from johnson. >> joshua: i did not know my father very well. >> kelly: this is therapy. welcome to my couch. how is it when you run into each other? it is 20 years. that is a crazy amount of time. >> joshua: there was a little less gray in the beard. she was saying i can't believe you are a father. don't get to see each other often. that was a lovely night, having the opportunity to see her. i haven't met her husband. it is funny to get the most fancy dress

i'm kelly evans. here's what is ahead the debt deal cheering a hurdle and heading for a vote in the house. that's a good thing says a guest, because a failure to get it done could have an impact on the market and the one area she's very bullish on right now plus, the next big ai movers could be in the train industry they see four names with the biggest potential impact the analyst behind that note is here to make that case and mortgage demand just fell to the lowest level in three months so how is stock up 17% year-to-date the market, as we look to close out may. this is ahead of the debt deal that is expected later today the dow is down more than 300 points at the session low. the s&p is down 30 points. in the red for the month now, with today's declines, the s&p that is. the nasdaq, although it's down almost a percent, it's on track for a 5% gain. let's get to some of today's standouts. student loan payments are expected to resume as part of the debt deal. it's up about 24% this week alone. elsewher

kelly o., i know you're still with me.the president to make remarks today on this memorial day holiday at arlington national cemetery. talk to me about what you expect to hear from him. >> reporter: this is certainly one of the most solemn duties a president has, and when many american families are enjoying time together and barbecues and the kickoff of summer, of course this holiday is about this very deep and enduring tradition of honoring those who gave the full measure as abraham lincoln described it, of sacrifice for their fellow countrymen. we have veterans day where we honor the service of those in the military, memorial day is for those who put their life on the line and sacrificed, and for their families. so this is very solemn. it comes at a time where we've been talking about the political debate and the issues that are top on the agenda, but this is a time for really reflecting on what the sacrifice means. it comes at a time when the american government has also been supporting ukraine in its fight -- defending

kelly: it is interesting.her royal family or a dozen in europe have a coronation ceremony anything like this. they have done away with ayers and they have done away with a lot of the grand juror of the -- grantor of the pomp and circumstance which is probably what makes the british family interesting globally. and it also opens it up to the scrutiny that this coronation is getting [indiscernible [indiscernible] it is a cost-of-living crisis. -- visit is actually what the public wants. there are sirens going off behind me. the british royal family is pes headed a little more in the direction of european leaders. someone with me, who is a royal expert, writer, and through the -- wrote the most recent book camilla ousted from queen consort. what of -- with the coronation other european families have done away with it. is it in to the british to have the ceremony? >> yes, it is. people like it because of the stability. it has gone on for generation after generation. stly, they do not want change, but king charles

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i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead.low to america's aaa status as debt ceiling talks go on, and while stocks aren't moving much on the news, treasuries are. and the timing could be problematic. we'll look at why, how it factors into the next fed decision, and where to ride out the risks in the market right now. >>> nvidia powering the nasdaq higher today shares soaring on blockbuster earnings and guidance. the market cap now nearing $1 trillion but are the charts flashing a sell signal? katie stockton is here with what she's seeing >>> just a few days ago, people were calling musk the next rupert murdoch today, they're calling twitter not ready for primetime. but first, let's dwget to the markets. >> you have two different markets out there. it's tech, chips, communication services, telecom, that sort of thing, and then everything else out there. for that reason, you're seeing some of the more value oriented stocks and sectors indicated by the dow industrials, down one half of 1%, or 165 points. the s&p 500 solidly abov

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead.st republic becoming the first bank to fail since march, but will it be the last? charlie munger concerning it is full of bad property loans and the fallout from the turmoil is just beginning, so with the fed raising rates be the wrong move at the wrong time and we'll debate the fallout and reits have been hard hit amid hard hits and worsening fundamentals and they run the gamut from shopping space to fundamentals and where to find value in earnings exchange and the fintech lender out of weaker banks and sofi just beat on revenue and guidance and shares made a turn mid-morning and are now down 9%. will they sell the news or is there more to it anthony noto just ahead. do we call these session highs >> they're just about there, kelly. i'm going to tell you right now, for the s&p 500 which is the broader measure. we're talking 17 points on the upside that was the high of the session so far, tilting toward here. we were down about three points or so at the lows of the session. so if you l

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kelly. how tight the fed is depends a lot upon what input you use to come up with the real funds rate and the inflation-adjusted rate. if you use the current one-year inflation expectations and the fed is not that tight and it is relative to ten or five or ten-year expectations and, but not one-year expectations and people who i'm speaking with that perhaps the fed needs to go higher, 5.5 or 6% is a possibility out there with the big caveat being how much work does the banking credit standards do for the federal reserve and what i'm hearing here is that there's not an expectation that is going to make me a major economic downdraft and it would take a point of gdp right now and that's the thinking and they are not banking on a recession being caused by tighter. >> i'm sorry, steve, the consumer expectation or what the market thinks? >> consumer one-year expectations is somewhere in the 4.5, 4, 6 area that mean the fed is a half a point or 60 basis points tight it would suggest that you would

i'm kelly evans. not even 24 hours after fed chair jay powell elevated the pain of inflation over the pain in banking, this heat map speaks for itself there's plenty of pain going on in the regionals today a couple in the green but not many two, in particular, are making big headlines. you can find them down here. we'll get to the details in a moment red across the board for the kre regional bank etf. massive declines for pacwest and western alliance how do we stop the bleeding? moratorium on bank short selling? former fdic chair joins us in a moment, sheila bair. dom chu will lay it down for the hour. >> we have the losses in the broader s&p 500, kelly 4,067 right now, at one point in the day, we were off more than 40 plus points. >> wow. >> we're down 23 right now, half of 1%. again, having the losses there, the dow industrials down 326 points we were down over 400 at one point. a little bit more downside there. the nasdaq composite, 11,992, below the 12,000 mark. s&p, watch the 50-day moving averag

meghan and kelly. have him back. meghan and kelly.e. critical to building a better for world our children. her strength and resilience. what are you talking about ? oh, what are you talking about? oh, she had her pr people turn a little paparazzi attempt at getting her picture into a near catastrophe , asking everyone to catastrophe, asking everyone to feel sorry for her. she doesn't know the meaning of those words. strength and resilience. i certainly don't want my children looking to her for an example of any of that. so, yes, i think she's lost. what remaining little left wing hangers on she had. i know because , meghan, had. i know because, meghan, i've been thinking about this a lot over the past week after i heard that ridiculous speech. and was thinking, what is and i was thinking, what is ttegnan— and i was thinking, what is meghan markle's know, meghan markle's cause, you know, for meghan markle's cause, you know, tor trtneeee— meghan markle's cause, you know, for princess diana— meghan markle's cause, you know, for princess

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kelly. >> looking forward to that hi, everybody.first let's get a check of the markets which have turned a little bit more negative in the last 30, 45 minutes or so but the dow's down still less than 100 points the s&p is down 3/4 of a percent at 4162 and the nasdaq a little worse than that. it's quiet on the regional bank front, though. pac west jumping western alliance higher. comerica, zion's in the grebe west alliance is slightly lower i should say and we're also seeing continued gains in some momentum names, palantir, carvana sxwrup start which had been on a monster move but is actually now down 2 1/2% carvana up 7% palantir a similar amount. if we show you the gains so far in may some pretty impressive returns and lots of earnings movers in retail to mention as well here's of course the month to date gains as we mentioned upstart has nearly doubled incredible stuff on the retail front, though, a little bit different story let's get over to courtney reagan where lowe's investors are shrugging off a dour forecast >> shares of lo

>> kelly, thank you.ppeals court put a ruling on hold that would strike down a part of the affordable care act it affects preventive care with vaccines and screenings for cancer, diabetes and hiv it's estimated the decision affects 150 million people the biden administration asked for the stay as it appeals the march 30th ruling. the republican-controlled north carolina legislature will vote soon on overriding the governor's veto of a 12-week abortion ban the state senate will consider the override first, and if it passes there it heads to the north carolina house the final decision could come down to just one republican vote north carolina's current cutoff for abortions is 20 weeks. the 12-week ban of course is less restrictive than the six-week bans other conservative states recently have passed. >>> the 76th edition of the cannes film festival is under way in the french riviera. stars, producers and directors hit the red carpet today to kick off the judging of 21 films competing for the festival's top

o joins us tonight live from the white house kelly, the deal is done, right? walk us through the timeline and the hurdles to getting it passed by the june 5th deadline >> reporter: well, tom, the house will vote first that's expected wednesday. a critical test to be sure and then the senate will follow at a time still to be determined today president biden was talking with reporters and he told us that he wants to be careful not to oversell the deal before the votes because that could make it harder to win over support tom? >> okay, kelly, we appreciate all that. >>> also tonight, the memorial day holiday rush to return is on it was a major test ahead of summer for how the airlines are handling the most passengers they've had since before the pandemic emilie ikeda joins us alongside the garden state parkway there. and emilie, it's moving but not too busy, huh? >> reporter: tom, we're seeing a decent pace right now, but pockets of the roadway really we're seeing some logjams as well the start of the summer travel season off to a roaring start with an estimated