kelly fighting to keep him out.to seriously assault her, to kill kelly and tucker. >> you know like in a horror movie , the hand goes around the door. he was wedging himself so that the door couldn't be closed. >> how are you holding the gun? >> it was in one hand. i remember having it in the air. >> did you make a conscious decision to fire the gun? >> no. to fire a gun, i always thought that you have to caulk and gun. this gun doesn't do that. it just fired. >> she didn't know how the gun worked, she said. it happened so fast. and she did warn him, she said. >> can you tell us as best you can exactly what you said to him. re-enact it for us. as loud as you need to be. >> you know you're not supposed to be here. get out of here. i have a gun! leave! we all know you are violent. get out of here. there was no mistaking it. >> that same day tucker's mom kelly still visibly agitated told the same story about this frightening attack. >> moments before my brother died he was assaulting me at the door. he was trying to fo

i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, nvidia is bouncing back after three down days, but our market guest says it doesn't matter from the market direction. why? my guest says we're heading higher no matter how the mag seven performs. he has three names to ride the next rally with. >>> and we'll tell you how this is an insurance play. and as the temperatures dip hotter, this stock is heating up, as well. up 25% in a month and probably not on your radar. we have the name and the potential upside from here. before all that, let's get over to dom chu with a mirror image of yesterday on the markets. >> it's kind of a ve reversal. for the blue chip dow industrials, which are underperforming after a nice string of outperformance versus the other indexes, the dow currently at 39,048. down 363 points, a nearly 1% decline. home depot among the biggest drag so far. the s&p 500 is just about flat on the session. 5448 is the last trade there. and again, flat. at one point, we were up roughly 19 points for the broader

kelly: of course i'm worried.ean, we don't we don't want to see kids, winding up in a situation where in mexico, they are separated from their parents. that's that's not the goal here. i'm speaking to the ali mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security today about this. and as we roll out these changes in policy, what we expect to see is the number of individuals that are entering our country between ports of entry and who are not using things like the cbp, one app and other lawful means to come to the united states and seek asylum, that those numbers will trend down significantly. that's the expectation. amna: that is senator mark kelly, democrat from the border state of arizona. joining us tonight, senator kelly, thank you for your time. good to see you. sen. kelly: thank you, amna. ♪ geoff: wisconsin's attorney general filed felony charges today against three donald trump allies who allegedly delivered fake elector paperwork claiming the former president had won the state in 2020. those charged include attorne

>> you had it right, kelly. here we go. question two. are you ready. it's one for everybody. here we go. question two. what is meant by an inverted yield curve? 20 seconds. okay. >> and five seconds. all right. put your pens down, boards up. answer. >> long-term yields are lower than short-term yields and this indicates a recession or recessionary gap. >> mount hebron? >> impending recession. >> yields decrease faster in the beginning of the short run. >> recessionary expectations or long-run yields are lower than short-run yields. >> just a moment to confer. >> the judgeses have to confer on this. >> tricky, trick. >> this is a debate in the whole market right now, steve. >> i think that's right, kelly. these kids explain. long end short, the short the short end? i'm want sure which way to roll on that one. i put this one up because i thought it was an easy one and the judges are still conferring, ladies and gentlemen. >> maybe we can explain because -- >> it's one thing to describe what bond yields are doing.

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead as we cloak out the week.dia is lower once again and our options trader says red flags have been popping up and the move could signal a larger pullback for tech. she's here with the trades she's making today. >>> and kyle bass weighs in on market leadership. this d divergence with the indexes. >>> and there's a trend showing buyers are beginning to gain the upper hand. we have details on that. we're excited to check in with him. >>> let's start with bob and what could have a very big impact on markets today as we approach the close, bob. >> the s&p 500 is having a rebalancing today, except this time the big moves up in nvidia are causing some notable movements. the tech spdr etf has $73 billion in management, and it along with the other s&p sector etfst social is rebalancing tod. nvidia will go from a roughly 6 peshz weighting in the etf to a roughly 21% weighting. while apple is doing the opposite, going from a roughly 21% to 4.5%. microsoft remains at roughly 22% weighting because of federal rules that were

i'm kelly evans. corporate bonds and equities and our market guest says it can signal two things and neither is particularly good and he's usually bullish and we'll talk about what he's seeing and buying because of it. investors are beginning to question travel stock multiples as prices are starting to crack. j.p. morgan called this stock overvalued and we'll look at some of the other names and speak with the ceo of one of the other global hotel brands about what he is seeing from the consumer. stock splits are in. we've got a special edition of three buys and a bail coming your way. let's start with the latest on today's markets and dom chu is back. >> it's good to be back. i've missed you guys and let's talk right about the lead right now and the headline is we have record highs in the stock market and specifically, for the s&p 500. we'll put a star right there and the nasdaq composite. both are up one-half of 1%. the dow industrials lagging, if you will, only 0. 01 and that's up 28 points at the hi

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i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.re still just at the beginning of tech's industrial revolution, and you can't draw a straight line to the winners and losers. we tells us where to look for opportunity, and it's not nvidia, it's not even just tech. she surprised us with her picks today. >>> our technician is looking at the charts, where she's seeing bullish momentum right now. >>> as we count down to the big jobs report tomorrow, evan sloan is back, seeing an interesting trend that could be signaling big changes on the labor front. let's get to today's market and dom chu with the markets. kind of an odd day. >> but a record-setting one, kelly. what we have right now is a mixed session where it's just about maybe flat for the dow, marginally lower for the s&p 500 and nasdaq. but i'm going to try not to bury the lead. we did hit record highs. the s&p at one point hit a record high, and so did the nasdaq, as well. the dow at 38,828, up about 20 points, relatively flat on the session. 5343 is the level for the s&p 500, dow

>> that's right, kelly.w if nvidia necessarily is the top pick, but absolutely i think you've got to stick with the momentum winners in this market. there's all the reason to believe in quality and growth going forward for sure. >> so broaden that out for me. it's the mag seven, i can choose to love it or leave it, and you think i should keep nitit in th portfolio? >> there's a lot of differentiation between the names in the mag seven. when you look at the alphabets, the microsofts and amazons of the world, these are names that are generating tens of billions of dollars in free cash flow per year that are going to be investing upwards of $200 billion just into artificial intelligence over the next year. so there's a big opportunity going forward. and when you look at the consistent growth that they deliver, you know, these are the names that you want to have to stabilize your portfolio and to keep one the benchmark. in addition to that, what i tell a lot of our clients is that when you even look and broaden

and kelly mentioned those signs of a slowdown.the commodity and rate side of things, rates first. the ten-year treasury note yield is down seven basis points to 4.33%. what's interesting is at this point right here, just a few weeks back, we were up roughly 4.62%. so we dropped around 30 basis points in just the last week and a half or so on this particular move. and by the way, you've got to go back to may to the lowest levels we have seen. people are bidding up bonds. you don't do that when you fear inflation or think things will be robust in the coming months and years. so something to watch out for. of course, the opec announcement this past weekend about easing up on the production cuts, putting more supply on the market start thing fall did take prices down lower. we're seeing them lower again by about a percent. crude at $73.35, but it's been on this down angle, as well. so are all of these signs, kelly, that maybe people are not as worried about inflation now? it remains to be seen. back over to you. >> just as we get comf

for example kelly's v.b.a. rated disability of status post through and through gun injury coat coded with a diagnostic code to muscle injurie by wounds from gunshots were reported in v.a. records as superphysical scars and back impairment. as there was no equivalent diagnostic code in the medical record system. his v.b.a. rating for neuro genyk bowel was recorded in the v.h.a. system as irritable colon. perhaps more importantly his 70% rating for his t.b.i. was completely missing in the v.h.a. record as a rated service-connected disability. the reassessment process placed undue emotional strain and stress on us and i believe reassessment should occur only when a veteran's needs change significantly. additionally, veterans with specific v.b.a. ratings such as incompetency, aid and attendance, those should have presumptive eligibility for care giving. it was also apparent that veterans with stable needs or those receiving private care were disadvantaged in reassessments due to fewer medical records tonight ins pr

kelly, back to you.sing of the torch. >> tyler, thank you very much. >>> coming up, our next guest isn't buying tech for two reasons. including that he still sees a rate hike on the table. and check out amazon, hitting all-time highs today, enou to gh join the $2 trillion club. back after this. >>> welcome back. markets are still keeping a slight hope of a july cut on the table ahead of friday's pce number. you see that 10% probability on the left of the screen. but my next guest says given how persistent inflation has proven, he wouldn't be surprised to get a hike. because of that, he's avoiding tech and playing defense. joining us is phillip columbo. going out on a limb here, phil, why? >> so i've been saying i thought markets would perform well because earnings have accelerated this year and in 2025. we're probably close to the end in terms of this fed hike cycle. however, as we've seen inflation has been persistent and sticky, especially on the services side. and we're a services economy. we have an

>> i'm doing really well. >> kelly: doing all right?

you see a lot of the establishment behind kelly ayotte.on the democratic side, i think probably manchester mayor joyce cragg has the edge but cindy is also running. another late primary in september. if either of those races turn negative they could hurt those parties. there is not a lot of time to turn around before this general election. new hampshire -- their motto is live free or die. abortion rights have been a central focus in this race. you are already seeing democrat hit kelly ayotte for her past support. gorsuch was a key m supreme court that led to the dobbs decision. amy: let's move on to some solid republican races and there are quite a few starting with indiana. >> this one i think is pretty well decided with the current there was a crowded primary with a lot of people spending money. he was a front runner from the get go. he has the most name id and no other candidates were outspending him. another race where i think was decided in the primary. democrats have a republican, a former secretary duof e but i think in indiana that

welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," and happy juneteenth, everybody.f the holiday we decided to steal a classic from our archives, originally performed by a very influential artist. here is me and my band y'all with sam cooke's "trouble blues." ♪ ♪ ♪♪ so many days since you went away ♪ ♪ i often think of you night and day ♪ ♪ but i know that someday someday darling ♪ ♪ i won't be trouble no more ♪ ♪ trouble trouble and misery ♪ ♪ is about to get the best of me ♪ ♪ but i know that someday oh someday darling ♪ ♪ i won't be trouble no more ♪ ♪ i told you my story i sang my song ♪ ♪ about you leaving baby you know that's wrong ♪ ♪ but oh someday someday darling ♪ ♪ i won't be trouble no more ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: yes! [cheers and applause] one more time, give it up for my band y'all! she okay, let's get things going with our first guest, you have seen her on "friends" "archer" "criminal minds" and host of "whose line is it anyway" you can see her on "criminal minds" enjoy a refreshing beverage from her new cocktail line, everyone say hello to

>> yeah, i think it is, kelly.k, what we have to worry about is if there's some kind of drastic movement that imparts a business cycle shock and doesn't look like that's a threat at the moment for me. >> so in other words, if we had a crisis and a super strong dollar, something to that effect. we heard some anecdotes from steve's reporting about this discussion about the ten-year, michael. you're sticking with this idea that the slowdown is coming. why? >> yeah. i think the data points in that direction. i mean, look, credit, where credit is due. we have been in a soft landing essentially for the last year. so the economy has outperformed expectations. the s&p 500 has just been an absolute tear, so credit to the bulls. the question is, you know, where do we go from here? and what wet're starting to see is signs of a late cycle environment where growth begins to slip below trend. that's what you tend to see just before a recession starts. now, maybe it's different this time. maybe the data is distorted. maybe we'll

chris kelly and tony rezko could generate big bucks. they were fund-raisers. they were donors. let's just call 'em what they were. they were influence peddlers. they wound up being able to shake the bushes here and help rod raise money. they promised access and favors if blagojevich won, and they got results. where dick mell's good old boys would fetch $2,000 at a time, kelly and rezko would shake loose 50 grand. all that money plus rod's appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties-- well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination. he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people. healthcare for kids is a good idea. when he said, "free rides for seniors on public transportation," that resonated with black people specifically. blagojevich became governor in 2003. -congratulations, governor. -thank you. may god bless you. [cheers and applause] how do you view your-- your time as governor apart from the scandals? how do i say this in a way where i don't sound like a guy without any humility? but i truly believe i was a gre

alongside kelly evans, i'm tyler math sen. glad you could join us.e're 24 hours from the fed's decision on interest rates. we've created our own version of the fed to discuss what they would do on rates. not what they think the fed is going to do, what they would do. more on that coming up. >> looking forward to it. >>> but first a check on the market. about 24 hours away from that fed decision and the dow, while it's down by half a percent, apple is helping it by 70 points. the s&p, by the way, down 3. the nasdaq in the green right now. and look at shares of apple up 6% on a delayed -- it's like the fed meeting. sometimes it takes 24 hours for the big reaction. apple shares up 6% to a record high. now, ahead of the fed decision, financials are dragging the broader averages lower. goldman and jp morgan having the most negative impact on the dow. >>> the fed decision on interest rates is less than a day away, as we mentioned. when the year started, we had some investors expecting, more like hoping maybe, for several rate cuts this year. and now, we ma

kelly needs five minutes on her own. >> i'm singing to the choir with kelly.than i. >> no, no, no. i'm told we have to go. stocks are shrugging off the job surprise, and my next guest says that could because investors found enough weakness under the hood. let's talk markets with julie beale. julie, with apologies for the delay, can you explain to us why stocks are at all-time highs after this report? >> well, i think investors are still confident that we're going to be seeing rate cuts this year, and that's really all that need to go forward. my concern, however, is that we are at a relatively high level of interest rates. and so getting excited about 25 basis points, 50 basis points this year is a little bit like clamoring to get into a nightclub and get thing and there's no one there. the pretty girls show up later. you'll have to wait for the rate cuts to make a positive impact. no one owns a house with a 3% mortgage is that excited about a 50 basis point rate cut in six months. so we're probably good 200 basis points from the neutral rate. so a lot can hap

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead.eismic decision by the supreme court, and it impacts nearly everything the government does. from health care to financial services, tech, taxes, and more. we'll walk you through what just happened, and the far-reaching implications for main treat and wall street. >>> the latest inflation report coming in as expected. the good news, headline and core prices cooled. the bad news, this may be as good as it gets for a while. we'll look at whether that's right, what it means for the markets and the fed from here. >>> shares of nike are on pace for their second worst day on record, following weak results. is this another sign of what jpmorgan calls a selective recession? if so, who can best weather it? let's start with the markets and dom chu has the overall markets. >> so the numbers right now, kelly, are tame. i mean, relatively so. if you look at the markets, pretty much flat. earlier today, we did hit record highs, i'm going to put the stars up, for both the s&p 500 and for the nasdaq co

thanks, kelly.ghter] thanks for joining me for the hour. >> great way to start tuesday. stuart: it is. still ahead, lisa boothe on a key battleground state that cnn claims trump will win in november. charles payne on elon musk's threat to ban apple devices at musk's companies. and lieutenant general keith kellogg on hamas accepting a u.s. resolution to end the war in gaza. is the end of the war in sight? the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ ♪ we'll be coming back for you one day ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. ♪ ♪. stuart: a change would do, cheryl kuro. a change would do you good, that's a full line, does not refer to the election, good morning, everyone it's 10:00 o'clock eastern let's g gt stra

this kelly's injury.rs, i have learned that aging significantly amplifies the challenges faced by people with disabilitie■hs. withdrawing support for disable abled veterans with high needs and their caregivers is incomprehensible. as the brain and body age, the need for consistent and comprehensive care for our veterans only intensifies. removing caregivers from pcafc could lead them to seek more expensive care options for veterans, including home health aids through medicare or the v.a. health programs. utilizing home health aides instead of caregivers exacerbates the significant nationwide shortage of home health aides. in addition, the availability of home health aides, especially in rural areas, like our small montana town, which has a population of 68, is none to few. thank you for allowing me to share my story and the challenges we face. i appreciate your commitment to improving the lives of veterans and their caregivers. i'm ha to answer any questions you may have. sen. casey: thank you for being h

kelly: >> my first question is no ms. sawyer.red promises we make is to care for our service members when they return home. and i'm committed to making sure our country keeps their promises. sen. : and it's important he sen. kelly: and it's important they have the care they need to care for their loved ones. i heard from veterans families they were removed from the program of comprehensive assistance for family caregivers during the expansion rollout. and they had previously qualified in some cases for years for this program. so while i'm glad the v.a. has suspended the reassessments and discharges for legacy participants. i'm troubled that some of the folks who are disqualified still do not have an expedited appeals process. this is an important issue that's impacting arizona's veteransnd families. and i've continued to urge the v.a. to fix this. so ms. sawyer, could you please share your experience with the changes to this program, the program of comprehensive assistance for family caregivers ms. sawyer: thank you, senator. in

i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead. the fed's loretta mister says it's important to not wait too long to cut rates, but the b bifurcation she's seen in the economy means higher for longer. >>> our market guest is singing with the value trade. he's bringing three names well positioned to pay dividends literally and figuratively. >>> from rate buydowns to rates, heavy insenators to soak evidence demand. our analyst joins with us the story and the trades. but let's start with today's markets with bob. what are you seeing? >>> kelly, we are off of the lows of the day, but not by much. the dow is again lagging. this is really a very persistent trend that we have seen in the last tweak. the major indexes, maybe six points off of the lows for the dow jones industrial average for the s&p 500, i mean, and we've been moving up much more notably on the dow. we've been down several hundred points, but you see the dow is lagging. lagging the nasdaq, lagging the s&p 500. this is because the dow doesn't have as much technology in it a

i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead stocks are mixed with tech underperforming.s you heard it's one of the only sectors in the red with the chips, super micro, amd and nvidia, the biggest laggards and where should you put money to work now we'll discuss and do bargain hunting and while the ai names are under pressure today, that technology is just starting to have a massive impact across sectors and we'll get the retail names morgan stanley could benefit from this technology the most can barbecues and beach trips save the snack aisle >> bank of america is declaring a strike on salty snacks the company is losing share and what it means for the bottom line dom chu is back to walk us through it welcome back >> it's good to be back. if we talk about this mean reversion trade, what we are seeing right now is the dow jones industrial average and he's trying to play catch up a little bit and it had a great week last week and it's having an outperforming day again today. the blue chip average is at 39,453 and that's .75% the broader s&p 500 is the bigger, more breadth-ty

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. ppi coming in much softer than expected.less claims, the most in ten months. in today's data more noise than signal that something is about to break in the economy? >>> and sam lessons says wwdc shows apple is being smart with ai and a serious warning sign for openai. he's here to explain that. >>> as shareholders vote on whether musk should get his pay approval, we talk to one shareholder. it's trading at $183 right now. >>> let's begin with the markets. the dow now tracking for its fourth negative day in five. i told them i would be here, i did it. the s&p also in the red by a couple of points after its first close above 5400 ever. the nasdaq had been in the green, then just dipped into the red after hitting a fresh intraday high. flirting that the territory right now. yields are falling for the third straight session. the ten-year after the data this morning, the lowest april since april 1. we are at 4.25. there's the two year and the 30-year. we'll tell you what demand was like in a few moments. shares of gamestop, they'

kelly?why would -- we all thought two years ago that housing starts might go up, because interest rates are high, but that didn't happen. why is it happening now? >> it's happening now because the builders have more supply. remember, when interest rates are staying higher for longer, it's not just for the home buyer, it's for the builders who need to borrow from their local banks to build the homes. the big builders, they don't have that trouble as much because they can get their capital elsewhere. for many of the smaller to mid-sized builders, highest interest rates means they can't keep building. they can't build homes that are lower priced. so they're only building more expensive homes. to get prices down, you need interest rates lower for the buyer and for the builder. >> diana, thank you very much. good to check in with you. see you next hour. >>> my next guest says rates have been too high for too long and the economy feels vulnerable right now and expecting the fed to cut two times th

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kelly o'donnell is in paris, and, kelly, the president also thinking about the war in ukraine. >> reporter: that's right, lester. the weight of history meets current crises for president biden who arrived here in france for what is a state visit. tomorrow he will join dozens of world leaders to mark the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion at normandy. the president will talk about the enduring cause of preserving democracy with europe roiled by the first war on this continent since world war ii, the president will also meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy tomorrow. lester. >> kelly, thank you. >>> a program note, tomorrow i'll interview secretary of defense lloyd austin from normandy on the global challenges america faces here and abroad. >>> republicans in the senate today blocked a bill that would have protected access to birth control. the effort by democrats was aimed at highlighting the party's differences over reproductive rights ahead of the november election. laura jarrett has more. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: the bill had little chance of passing, which may

kelly clancy joins me this morning. kelly, you know, games are integral to what it means to be human. in fact, you write, they are older than written language itself. that's right. yeah. games, in fact, play is even more ancient than that, play is has been around since some of the earliest animals and most mammals play even lizards and, birds play. so it's a really important behavior. and it's been hard to study previously because it's so integral that it's hard to kind of stop animals from doing it. so you can take the entire cortex off a rat. the part of the brain we think of as being responsible for intelligence. and they they still play. so it's a really deep behavior in us. and for animals, we think of it as being a behavior for exploring, exploring and learning about the world. and for humans, it's about exploring and learning about the world and each other. right. because games, you know, i mean, either mimic our social structure or sometimes set it on its ear, but we learn more about how we interact with each ot

other bits. >> kelly: i know.and i thought it was so dry there and whatever. how do people live here? it's actually quite nice especially new gods high the city because it's really just that the strip that's that chaos. >> mark: the nickname is sin city but i live in a wonderful community. it's a beautiful church there. it's very much a community. great schools. really nice people. the strip is close enough but for us, obviously i don't gamble so i went to many shows. between the restaurants and entertainment there is so much other stuff to do outside of it and i think vegas has always gotten a bad rap survived that encourag

kelly? >> okay.what are people in the housing market saying about the significance of rates below 7%? cope keeping in mind we have to get them to settle at a level where people feel clarity and say wow, it's down, let me buy a house. >> it shows how sensitive consumers are to rates. when we used to see these tiny rate moves, we didn't get a lot of move. but when you get back into that 6% range, we saw it in march that buyers came back in. we were in the high 6s, and we saw good home buying opportunity and said spring is starting early. it stopped in april when rates went back over 7%. so there's this line between 6% and 7% for buyers to get back in. they're still contending with high prices. even though there is more supply coming onto the market, it's still very pricey. a lot of it is just sitting. we need to see home prices come back. that 6% handle does help buyers. >> diana, thank you very much. we appreciate it today. >>> coming up, do you remember when the first television commercial was aired

>> kelly, let me first tell you why this is happening.value is 90% is worth some $123 billion, more than the entire market cap in tokyo, of $85 billion. then you have the vision funds, which are back on the block, t-mobile, it's net asset value far surpasses what investors think the company is worth. according to a source familiar, elliott has built a position worth more than $2 billion is pushing for softbank to do a $15 billion buyback as a way to narrow that back by boosting softbank share price and acting as a sign of confidence. whether they are willing to buy into that new strategy, more than an open question. over the last few years, he's been building up his war chest to go on the offense and pursue investments in ai. arm a big part of that war chest. according to this slide, he's looking past even agi to asi, that's artificial super intelligence. something you don't even hear openai or google talk about these days. plus this time around, elliott argued for change. and softbank has a larger public position than different companies

i think he's 80. >> kelly: he's like "i just turned 80."

for example, kelly's v.b.a. rated disability of status post through and through gun injury coat coded with a diagnostic code to muscle injuries caused by wounds from gunshots were reported in v.a. records as superphysical scars and back impairment. as there was no equivalent diagnostic code in the medical record system. his v.b.a. rating for neuro genyk bowel was recorded in the v.h.a. system as irritable colon. perhaps more importantly, his 70% rating for his t.b.i. was completely missing in the v.h.a. record as a rated service-connected disability. the reassessment process placed undue emotional strain and stress on us and i believe reassessment should occur only when a veteran's needs change significantly. additionally, veterans with specific v.b.a. ratings such as incompetency, aid and attendance, those should have presumptive eligibility for care giving. it was also apparent that veterans with stable needs or those receiving private care were disadvantaged in reassessments due to fewer medical records tonig

kelly? >> thank you.e a quick question for you about what's going on with boeing and airbus. you guys are more of an airbus shop if i'm not mistaken. they are talking about delays in plane delivers this year. do you have any frustration overall with should the availability of reliable aircraft? >> well, i think everyone in the industry is frustrated. that said, i'm glad we're with airbus. they have been delivering us airplanes fairly regularly the last several years. this year we'll take approximately 50 new airbus planes in. and they're coming a little bit delayed, but not in a meaningful sense. and we're in pretty good shape there. i think it's far beyond boeing and airbus. into the engines the overall supply chainconstraints still out there is keeping a lid on capacity no question. >> how long does that last, those supply chain issues really in the entire aviation industry? >> i think -- first of all, we'll never get back to where we could have been at one point. this has been going on for years alread

kelly has appeared in 28 games for the a's this season. the league says he bet on games back in 2021 as a pitcher with the minor leagues. he didn't bet on the organization he played for at the time, never appeared in games. he wagered on three other minor league players were also suspended for one year. okay, big news for the 49ers run. cmc will remain in red and gold for at least the next few years. running back christian mccaffrey joined his teammates today. see right there at mandatory minicamp after signing a two year contract extension through 2027, nfl's leading rusher last season didn't suit up today, but he was on the field watching practice. new deal is reportedly worth $19 million this season, and that means that mccaffrey remains the highest paid running back in the nfl. business is business. it's part of this game, both both sides were mutually very respectful the whole time. and, just proud and, happy that we got something done every year he's been in the league. it seems like he's been the same guy since he's walked in the bu

replacing chet van janssen who died now here is kelly. >> hello i'm kelly crystal kelly and this is localshares a story from where they are from andrew you are first. >> feel-good story to start we hear about these businesses leaving california mark wahlberg is opening a business in california in my restaurant industry what i think the feel-good piece is he's opening it and hunting and be california why that's important is not just because i live there is the tip of the spirit when it comes to fighting the crazy liberal administration in sacramento he's opening his restaurant not in hollywood or la or any of these posh areas but in the conservative hotbed of south california so some underlying story there. >> about a make your feel bad story story. >> no because it's a restaurant graveyard the space he picked so he's not going to compete with us. great greg you're going to love this story view guys remember in 1982 when durand durand came out with their album beautiful cover and for years not even the band knew who she was and now we not only know who she is but she lives as a vineyard wi

kelly: >> my first question is no ms. sawyer. one of the sacred promises we make is to care for our service members when they return home. and i'm committed to making sure our country keeps their promises. sen. : and it's important he sen. kelly: and it's important they have the care they need to care for their loved ones. i heard from veterans families they were removed from the program of comprehensive assistance for family caregivers during the expansion rollout. and they had previously qualified in some cases for years for this program. so while i'm glad the v.a. has suspended the reassessments and discharges for legacy participants. i'm troubled that some of the folks who are disqualified still do not have an expedited appeals process. this is an important issue that's impacting arizona's veterans and also their families. and i've continued to urge the v.a. to fix this. so ms. sawyer, could you please share your experience with the changes to this program, the program of comprehensive assistance for family caregivers ms. saw

kelly o'donnell is at the white house. kelly what more do we know about the potential timing here? well, lester, the choice of a vp nominee is one of the big unknowns and four sources familiar with the situation say there have been high level discussions about moving up the timeline mr. trump has talked about publicly from before the convention to as early as this week to make a splash. contenders are said to include north dakota governor doug burgum and senators jd vance and marco rubio, all expected to be in atlanta for the debate. and now turning to an issue that could come up on the debate stage, student loan relief and one of president biden's programs is facing new legal challenges. tonight a campaign promise aimed at millions of student borrowers hangs in the balance. we made a commitment to fix our broken student loan system. one of president biden's programs to slash student loan debt is partially on hold after two federal judges temporarily blocked further relief from what's known as the save plan, 8 million borrowers are enrolled in the program that ties the amount of lo