homicide detectives kelly harding and dan meyers of the anne arundel county police department were on the case. >> a maintenance person saw a dog walking around into an open back door of the townhome. he called 911. and the officers got there. and karlyn ramirez had been murdered. >> patrol officers led the detectives to a second-floor bedroom and an appalling scene. it was karlyn and her four-month-old daughter together. >> she was laying in the master bedroom, and a little girl was they thought initially also had been murdered. but it turns out that she was just sleeping alongside her mom. the baby was unharmed. >> the investigators began their search for clues with karlyn's body. >> she was laying on the floor near the crib. her pants and her underwear had been removed. >> did that suggest to you that there may have been a sexual assault? >> it's something that you have to consider. >> the crime scene investigation ramped up. csis dusted for fingerprints and collected hair and dna samples. karlyn had been shot three times. ballistics experts traced the bullets'trajectories and reco

. >> kelly: can get cold here too, i took my kids -- may be not comparably speaking. they were like get in, and i would like hardon the show i created "men in kilts" -- >> kelly: we have you on here. >> sam: we did serving in scotland, because people don't always think of serving in scotland, and when you get to the beach, there is no when they are coming get the whole thing to yourself. >> kelly: because it is cold. >> sam: i'm not really selling scotland here, am i? >> kelly: i love scotland, but i love rain. it rains a lot. >> sam: there are 20 different words for rain in scotland. >> kelly: are they curse words? >> sam: they are. >> kelly: have you been able to explore even more than just l.a.? >> sam: i've been all over, yeah. when i first came to america i traveled all around the u.s. by bus. in one of the experience i have was i went to texas. >> kelly: really! we are nice. >> sam: i remember nothing. i met some very friendly -- i went to this bar but it was underground. and have lunch. >> kelly: in texas, you have to be careful who you are going underground with. >> sam: they were very friendly people. >

ryan kelly learned that the hard way. running for governor in michigan.k because he was at the capitol protest on january 6th. we wanted to talk to him tonight and we can. thank you so much for coming on. just to get the factual stuff right out, did you commit a crime on january 6th? >> there was no crime committed, tucker. no, never entered the capitol building, i exercise my first amendment. those that have questions about the 2020 election results, they want to intimidate and threaten us. not just me, but my family, supporters as well. >> tucker: the government doesn't typically arrest leading candidates and gubernatorial races unless they have you on video taking cash and putting it in your freezer or something. were you surprised that federal agents showed up at your home? >> it was definitely a surprise. i think the narrative that the democrats have been pushing because of their favored policies in regard to energy and in regard to all of the things that matter to americans, we see this continue the left wing agenda being pushed. the january 6th com

. >>> thank you, tyler and kelly stocks falling hard as inflation hits a four-decade high. starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market we are down more than 600 points in the dow at the lows we were down 853 we are off that point but it is a sea of red on wall street. what's working right now some of the consumer stap le names.

. >>> thank you, tyler and kelly stocks falling hard as inflation hits a four-decade high. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market we are down more than 600 points in the dow at the lows we were down 853 we are off that point but it is a sea of red on wall street. what's working right now some of the consumer stap le names. goldman sachs and mauftdicrosoft weighing the most. the nasdaq getting hit even harder on those rising rates we're seeing in the treasury market down almost 3% right now. we're looking at another week of declines the longest losing streak for the dow since back in the 1930s. take a look at the sectors weighing most right now on the s&p 500. you've got everything down except for staples that's the highest performing sector consumer discretionary is the worst and pretty much all the components there from travel names even which have held up relatively well to amazon.com and tesla. if you think it's ugly here, look at the action in europe they're also deal

the hard line policies of president bull kelly have resulted in a surge in his popularity. but el salvador is facing financial uncertainty due to his speculation of state funds with crypto currencies. those who can are fleeing the country in crisis. the number of el salvadoran seeking asylum in the united states has grown by 70 percent in the past 6 months. in watching the w. c. as a reminder of our top story after $100.00 days of war, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says russia now controls a 5th of ukrainian territory. russian forces also edging closer to capturing the p eastern city of seattle to next with 80 percent of that city now under russian control. that's it from me at the new steam for an i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour. don't go away, though. up next is the w business with ben fizzle. i'm gabelle 1st in berlin, from me in the new seam. thanks for watching. ah! she beat it out in a se, nothing is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars from murdering her 3. got you i.

. >> kelly: i don't know why people have a hard time with my address, whatever. >> melissa: it is pickleball. >> ben: we are in the pickleball right now. >> kelly: somebody told me about pickleball, i had never heard of it, do you play? >> melissa: yes, there is a stupid sunday thing, we wear all white to be extra stupid and look like ghosts. i grew up playing tennis and i love it, but now i'm like i'm going to shatter all of it. so i can play tennis anymore. >> ben: when we first played melissa got really competitive and would rifle towards our kids and i was like you're supposed to go easy. and she was like no. >> melissa: if i see a ball i am like in my head, be nice, be nice, be nice, it be nice coming you son of a -- and something takes over from years of tennis and i have hit my kids and i am like, i am a monster, and am fine until right when i am about to swing, then it is like i'm going to murder it. i can't control myself. >> kelly: i had no idea that you play tennis, and i got this house because of the location really, and it stayed on and we do a lot o

that's what had to nat geo kelly and her family friends and colleagues are toasting after a hard day's work on the wooded slopes of the lesser caucasus, where every year the flowers that harold the arrival of spring, provide them with a little bit of much needed income ah ah eco india, the transportation of people in did you know that it's a count for about one 3rd of world wide c o. 2 emissions? how can we stay more violent still in smithfield? we take a closer look at the city of where local ideas create more eco friendly means of transportation, ego, india. next on dw, in good shape, throbbing, pulsing, droning headaches. there are more than $200.00 types and not all causes unknown. a good, easy, and help and can often be found conventional and sometimes and conventional for a life free from headaches. oh, good shame. in 30 minutes on d. w. o. asia and lovers guide by vibrating asian cities, 5 a local artists in the unique experience of their craft join us for exclusive master classes with this week on dw, every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bri

i got off the phone with lieutenant ray kelly who tells me the office is working hard to bring eight to ten men to justice after he says they came to the san lorenzo public library to put a stop to a reading event. the men reportedly came in acting aggressive and shouting homophobic slurs and pat dolce, tried to go to the back hoping to of voices, calling me ask inogating the e y bnginour kids to this. i didn't feel safe. >> calling a human being an "it" and this raises the question for pride month festivities all through the bay area. lieutenant kelly tells me the men was likely a part of the proud boys which was a right-wing hate group. by the way, that post he talked about got 456 re-tweets and more than a thousand likes and at one point pointed followers to the very library event that kelly tells me the governor's office and emergency services are aware of. in fact, congressman swalwell's office have both reached out concerned about pride safety. at 5:00, we'll hear from pride organizers asking if the events are safe given current events. >>> someone attacked a millbrae city coun

but there was issues because it seemed like kelly wanted to make it hard, especially for laura. aura picking taylor up from school. and laura was fighting, you know, saying, "hey, you know, you need to let her know that i am going to be picking him up from school." >> reporter: what did you think of his wife, kelly? >> um, i really didn't get a chance or an opportunity to get to know her better. i wanted to. >> reporter: you were caught in the middle? >> um, yes. and laura was afraid that, given my close bondness to taylor, that i would eventually one day maybe go back to kelly. >> reporter: you weren't worried that taylor would bring his parents back together again? >> no, absolutely not. as a matter of fact, david hired an attorney -- we both did -- to get full custody of taylor. >> david claims that there was a dispute over his medical care that prompted david and laura to try to get full custody over taylor. >> we had been instructed that it was going to be hard to try to get grounds that were serious enough to get custody. >> laura knew that taylor was david's world. regardl

hard. in april we had the backstreet boys here, obviously we had a lot to connect on, especially when it comes to life on tour, check this out. >> baby girls both born in vegas. >> kelly

kelly clarkson show," y'all. we are kicking things off a little differently today. my allergies are giving me a harde, so my voice -- well, you can hear it. but we have been prepared for something like this, and we prerecorded some songs, so here is a "kellyoke" special called "uninvited," a great song by alanis morrisette. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ like anyone would be ♪ ♪ i am flattered by your fascination with me ♪ ♪ like any hot-blooded woman ♪ ♪ i have simply wanted an object to crave ♪ ♪ must be strangely exciting ♪ ♪ to watch the stoic squirm ♪ ♪ must be somewhat heartening ♪ ♪ to watch shepherd meet shepherd ♪ ♪ but this is not allowed ♪ ♪ you're uninvited ♪ ♪ an unfortunate slight ♪ ♪ i don't think you unworthy ♪ ♪ but i need a moment to deliberate ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, y'all, give it up for my band. [applause] if y'all only knew how hard it is to follow me singing, he is a magician. we happen to have someone in the audience who is a huge fan of "uninvited" because there's humans here and everyone loves that song. zachary, what is your connection to that song? >> yeah, well,

kelly: just go out a lot. just sleep there. that's hard. i can imagine still having a live in the same place. no.have all goodness today. from "emily in paris," ashley park is in the house! i love her in "emily in paris." then she does it all, violin, dance, sing, sometimes all at once. lindsey stirling is here! we have a young girl who dreams of becoming the next lindsey stirling and has no idea she is with us or that they are going to perform together right here. so hope it is a good surprise. i am missing my pocket. i love my pockets. he is an oscar-nominated actor, you have seen them in "little miss sunshine" and "stuck on you." and i actually had an obsession with typewriters after his character in "you've got mail." i'm going to write all of my music on a typewriter, it's so cool. and i did not write one thing. it's just sitting there. it's fine. you can see him march 6th in "shining vale" on starz. please welcome greg kinnear! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am a fan! it's kelly clarkson, ladies and gentlemen! >> kelly: i'm not just saying that either. i was like what is this thing? a

ryan thank you, kelly ann congrats on the book. the view, the hardaid we should just get rid of the republican party. we'll get newt gingrich's reaction to that straight ahead. ♪♪ from our sinkmat that perfectly protects under your sink. ♪♪ to our ready-to-wash system that cleans and details. to laser measured floorliners. ♪♪ and to secure your phone, don't forget the cupfone. weathertech has everything to make it a great father's day. order today at weathertech.com weathertech. made right in america. >> earlier today on the hard-hitting abc news show, the view, the host once again smearing conservatives, blaming them for gun violence in worst. take a look. >> get rid of these weapons of war, and it's not going to happen with republicans in power . i'm now with you, joy. get rid of republicans, get rid of the party. the party as it stands now, because it's a party of white supremacy, it's arete party of selection is, it's a party of massacres at this point, it's the party that you just can't trust. >> i'm sick and tired of people making excuses. it's

hard to know what the benefits are. these new laws because president kelly is not being transparent. he's not transparent with this whole big coin law where he's trying to justify the country for tech rose. he hasn't been transparent about the gang problem because he hasn't even extradited, you know, gang members of the us have, have labeled actual terrorists. so it's really hard to, to, you know, it's really hard to take their word for and to really, you know, we'll see the long term effects. alright, years to come, once we study what's actually going on. but it's hard to tell. this might be related because one of our peers wants to talk about how much has klein been reduced to y'all to kind of touched on this. they seem to be few homicides than they were a few months ago. daniel. i mean, just like you said, the transparency thing, you know, they're not counting certain types of crimes that the police commit. this is, you know, the police have all kinds of immunity. we don't know what kind of crimes their committee because they're obviously committed human rights abuses in these jai

kelly. if you think about it, the fed's job is hard enough they were behind the ball.ious policy errors, you mentioned the spending we've had no change in energy policy since the russia/ukraine attack even though we knew prices would go up if the attack hit and we're seeing more and more pressure in the energy and the food markets itself which will further make the fed's job harder as we start to think about what could happen moving forward, there are very active negotiations happening today in fact, a meeting in the white house with the president yesterday about potentially raising taxes and paying for more renewable energy spending that won't hit until 2025 or 2026 and if you think about where economic growth is today, is probably going to be negative in the first half of the year with that high inflation, and so we're getting a lot more spinach and that could be a potential policy error we should be looking at ways we can start to increase production of oil and gas, distribute it better, and as well as the support system for our friends in europe, by removing the ca

to just under $1900, payment of increased $513 in the first five months of the un as kelly just explained that is hard are still elevated. both significant head wents, you see these prices on a more general basis start to drop. stuart: what is this about bidding wars taking over the rental market? ashley: rentals used to be over home sales but real estate agents from new york to chicago and atlanta seeing more people than ever before making offers to lease harm homes and apartments they will never own. increasing number of white-collar professionals, some who recently sold homes are reluctant to buy because of record home prices, rising mortgage rates and limited supply still an issue and that is helping to drive a frenzy for these lease properties where they are often above the asking rent. for median, asking rent in the us surpassed $200,000 for the first time in may. a number that has risen 15% and with this going on those wents will go up up up. stuart: median $2000, not like the good old days. don't forget to tune into a new episode of american built tonight. we look at the building of the great

hard thanks for watching. >> "closing bell" starts now >> thank you, kelly and tyler. stocks rebounding from a steep premarket loss as oil and the fed take center stage. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." take a look at where we stand in the market a lot better than where we started. we got as low as 364, made a few attempts at going positive and now looks like that's sticking the s&p is up about .6% as kelly and tyler were mentioning, energy is under pressure as crude declines everything else is higher. real estate is the leading sector on the market along with healthcare we've got a big show coming your way. in just a few minutes, a rare interview with cliff asness. his fund has been on a tear in year despite significant macro headwinds. we'll get his latest thoughts and ideas. then we'll speak with the ceo of mondelez fresh off a deal to acquire clif bar how energy has performed versus tech and consumer staples. >> modest move, but really it's the sectors and factors that seem like they're in a short-term flux. this dates back t

kelly said she just needed a change. but when she talked to randy about it? >> slammed his hands as hardf me, looked me right in the eye and said, "i will kill you and then i will kill myself because i have nothing to lose. " >> so, with her good friend, carol, at her side, kelly fled. she was moving on. but that decision weighed on her. >> i was still feeling lost, you know, am i doing the right thing, am i making the right decision. >> and despite her plan for a new life, she insisted, she swore, she loved randy, and she did not kill him. >> she didn't know anything about the planned murder. kelly baker just found the body that morning when she came to the house. >> and really, what physical evidence did the prosecutors have? well, one little something, a killer's mistake, an excess of impatient greed. yeah, so, they -- the check. >> the $420 check was a huge piece of evidence in the case. >> here was their proof, said the prosecutors, and you didn't need to believe carol or griz for this one. just follow the money and pay attention. >> there were two text messages from randy where he

it's harassing to the point where i believe kelly marie tran said she quit social media because she had a hardcist fans. i think it's time for disney and for lucas film the companies behind "star wars" to be more aggressive about handling racist fans and supporting actors of color when they join the franchise in prominent roles. >> she talks about how it affected her mental health, eric. she ended up in therapy because of it. kelly marie tran, john, grade performances and here they are taking this incoming. i wonder if you think the "star wars" franchise has any blame in this. >> well, i do think that the franchise when it originally started was very white-centered, it didn't have many characters of color, and so i do think that these racist fans are reacting to attempts to move the needle on diversity and they are rejecting it. if there's any blame beyond the original films not portraying enough diversity in its casting, disney and lucas mill film i don't think have been aggressive enough in pushing back against fans and trying to figure out ways to make it easier for actors of color when the

hard thanks for watching. >> "closing bell" starts now >> thank you, kelly and tyler.ding from a steep premarket loss as oil and the fed take center stage. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." take a look at where we stand in the market a lot better than where we started. we got as low as 364, made a few attempts at going positive and now looks like that's sticking the s&p is up about .6% as kelly and tyler were mentioning, energy is under pressure as crude declines everything else is higher. real estate is the leading

our home affairs correspondentjune kelly, who has more on this land has been examining the report that's been released today. a lot of concerns over this under pretty hardat canary wharf. it followed what's called a super complaint, which was brought by the campaigning women's charity the centre for women's justice. they have gathered a lot of evidence from women who spoke about the problems they faced when they made complaints against police officers regarding domestic abuse, for example in one case woman said her statement was passed to the suspect who was her husband stop now, the watchdogs are saying that there are a number of failings in areas like that around impartiality. they say is also there needs to be a much greater focus on the victims and realising the challenges people when they come forward and are making allegations against police officers, and also they say that if there isn't going to be a criminal investigation or a criminal case there needs to be more work done in terms of misconduct hearings. they say there are failings there at the moment. in terms of the prosecution rate against police officers and staff for domestic abuse, the w

it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how much their accident cget the best result possible. >>> singer r. kellyould face life in prison today when he's sentenced for running a sex cult. he was convicted of racketeering and other charges in connection with recruiting women and children for sex. his attorneys are asking for fewer than 14 years in prison, citing the trauma kelly experienced as a child. >>> ghislaine maxwell is beginning a 20 year prison sentence. epstein left maxwell $10 million in his will. the judge said that money helped her decide on a $750,000 fine as well. >>> delta is trying to get ahead of potential chaos at the airports this weekend. they say passengers will be able to rebook flights for travel between friday and next mob at no extra cost. you just have to fly between the same airports and stay in the same cabin service level. >>> heavy fog is blamed for causing a norweigian cruise ship to crash into an iceberg in alaska. no injuries were reported and coast guard divers checked the vessel for damage. the crews will end a few days early tomorrow in seattle. >>> growing spe

> unlike most you have been in that seat making those hard calls on some of the issues on both sides which is important to keep in mind. david kelly, good to see you. up ahead we turn to another lawyer, next. xt. to a child, this is what conflict looks like. children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire of war, forced to flee their homes. a steady stream of refugees has been coming across all day. it's basically cold. lacking clean water and sanitation. exposed to injury, hunger. exhausted and shell shocked from what they've been through. every dollar you give can help bring a meal, a blanket, or simply hope to a child living in conflict. please call or go online to givenowtosave.org today with your gift of $10 a month, that's just $0.33 a day. we cannot forget the children in places like syria, born in refugee camps, playing in refugee camps, thinking of the camps as home. please call or go online to givenowtosave.org today. with your gift of $10 a month, your gift can help children like ara in afghanistan, where nearly 20 years of conflict have forced the people into extreme poverty weakened and unable to hol

through like really hard times together, lost friends and family, and we learn that we are better together and started together and i have always, she has always been my rock. >> kellyanna. we have many pairs of best friends hanging out like comedians sasheer zamata and nicole byer! [cheers and applause] and jessica st. clair and june diane raphael! [cheers and applause] we are going to see how far they would each go for the best friend, or are they really best friends, and one of my best to use will be out here as well and she probably is hating it, which is awesome. it makes me happy. brings me joy. but first i know that we all want to step up to do what we can for a best friend, super two women in utah, i really don't think they had any idea that that would mean one would end up delivering the others baby, because like, no. but it happened. now my life, but in their's. and their story went viral on tiktok, we have mom and bff on the line right now, meet ashley and addy, everyone! hi! look at your little munchkin! oh, so cute. oh, my gosh, first off, congratulations, ashley. [cheers and applause] so let's go back when you are in labor, how did this unfold? >> so i

grown-ups it sometimes hard to keep up with friends but some bay area people are in their 20th year of carving out time for each other. >> tonight you may have seen them on the kellyson show. they share their story with kelly. for the last two decades straight without veil they have gotten together on the second monday of every month for a special girls night out. each month they do something different that pushes them outside of their comfort zone and there is one rule. >> the most important rule that we have come up with is that you must say yes. even if it is something you are not into, if you don't want to tap dance that night, you are going to tap dance that night. you are going to have a great time doing it. >> you will tap and you will like it. for this recent gathering they made this trip to the kelly clarkson show and she surprised them with another trip to mexico. so there. that's where they are going. they will like it. >> and no one is saying no. when kelly clarkson says come on the show nobody is saying no. >> not at all. that will do it for us. thank you for being with us this evening. have a good night. >> five. by. your mac >>> tonight, the extreme

hard. >> seemed tape for you to speak of what she said happened inside the presidential suv. >> with the secret service is saying today. then, day of reckoning for singer r. kellypport. >> as his victims come forward. >> announcer: and july 4th travel warning for you if your flight is canceled. >> your guide for the best time to leave and head home. >> announcer: plus... serious firework accidents on

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hard day. >> i he's been sentenced to a serious sentence during sentencing. judge ann donnelly said r kelly preyed on a ready supply of adoring fans and she will never forget some of the graphic testimony from this case. and then she read the sentence 30 years in prison. 5 years of supervised release and $100,000 fine. this is a significant outcome for all victims of r kelly and especially for the survivors who so bravely testified. he says she was 14 years old when she first met r kelly and the abuse she endured has haunted her to this day. it wasn't a day in my life. >> up until this moment that i actually believe that the judicial system will come through for black and brown girls. i stand here very proud of my judicial system, a proud of my fellow survivors. very pleased with the outcome. >> that was ayana harry reporting r kelly still faces child and obstruction of justice charges in chicago. that trial is set for august. 15th. we'll take a break 7.23. is the time coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a busted pipe keeps hundreds of people from coming home to their apartment building

forecast there's one month it falls hard and forecasting trickier i have no reason to believe it will happen anytime soon still ala lot of demand for travel >> team kellyteam tom. it's a joke. your the economist >> i love the idea >> really good counterpoints and thanks for the discussion. and i'm glad the sun came out behind you demand destruction has already started as inflation takes a bite out of consumer wallets that's looking for goldilocks stocks that are not too hot right now. nancy, real quick, what kind of environment are the picks suited for? the inflationary cooldown or the persistence that i'm worried about. >> i think they're best suited for the inflationary cooldown, particularly where growth is slowing but we don't go into a recession. we agree with what tom was saying that we're seeing the beginnings of price declines, cost declines and a number of the commodity areas. we're seeing it in lumber and cars we know many of the retailers are over inventoried we suspect double ordering and building in semiconductors and those will all lead to better pricing and costs for companies and for consumers going forward but not so much that it cause

kelly: that's my favorite one. boom. we have laurie and shannon right here and now, y'all. oh, my gosh, ladies it's so great to have you her in person and you made me laugh so hardhe show aired? >> absolutely. unfortunately they do eat every night. [laughter] so i get asked that question a lot. just last week my daughter was having a complete meltdown because we would not doordash for them. so i realized we need to take a step back and we got a little spoiled over the pandemic. it's been on this is my daughter. she was like why can't we order? it was the end of the world. i'm like this is a benefit. you are wanting post mates right now. that's a real thing. so what kind of reaction did you make from your followers after being on the show? >> i definitely had -- everybody wanted to know what you are like and being on the show, and you know, it gave a couple of thousand followers which was awesome and my daughter's dance teacher actually recognized me when i dropped her off on the first day and i pulled up and she was like, it's you. and i was like -- it is. like the you know my family? and they were like you are the mom blogger and i saw you on "the kelly clarkso

hard time getting out, just trying to rush to safety. we are learning that people who are in those buildings, one in the kelly building, actually barricaded in that building right now in safety. another in one of the buildings in the complex, actually in the basement right now as well >> we heard from the man who is taking shelter in the basement, waiting to be released his wife, he's been texting with his wife and letting her know he was okay, but she had a number of alarming moments where he texted her saying there was an active shooter she responded, are you serious then nothing there was some time before -- a lapse in time before he could respond again to her as he was moving from the position he was in in the building down to the basement as you know, a lot of times in these large structures, cell service can be a real issue. >> we're listening to local afiltiate from kjrh 2 news oklahoma the latest again confirmed, four people dead including the gunman and multiple people injured. the gunman walked in with a rifle, went to multiple floors of the building. they have identified what police believe to be the man's car or the vehicle th

and an anchor but being from chicago, it was very hard for a lot of people to separate the art from the person because we knew him again, as is our kellyrt kelly. that's our guy. we go to his house parties . he's he's like how a lot of artists here in los angeles on the west coast of parties and you go to the after parties. that was what you would experience going to his house. and so a lot of people never knew what was going on on the inside. and when everyone left and so it was very hard because he was so massive of celebrity for so many years to separate the awful things that he did to black and brown women. it was hard to separate that, but i think as time went on, and is accused of starting to speak out and speak their case, people started to catch on and know that. hey, something really strange is going on with him to get to this particular point where black women have historically been more likely than white women to have abuse accusations, distrusted or dismissed and one woman. her name is joe fonzi cunningham. i want to put up on the screen. what she said after court yesterday. you saw her there. she was speaking about here is

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give up hard-fought gains there as well and we all know tomorrow's important, but boy, especially after today's adp, everybody better tune in tomorrow to watch the game and the big report. kelly, back to you >> i won't steal the show by asking for your guess, risk. that's my favorite part of the morning. >> let's turn to oil and commodities. oil closing for the day, higher this afternoon after dropping in the morning making it more noticeable and this is $117 a barrel and it is not tamping down oil prices and they're adding 650 barrels per day and that was less than expected and a little relief for gasoline futures hitting a record high themselves today and they are called the rbob and it's up 90% and basically doubled today. that was the high watermark earlier and you have to wonder if pump prices are going ahead nationwide >> hour next guest says getting prices under control and they're likely to go higher and joining us is stacy morris at the tough, and i hope i said that correctly, stacy how likely are the pump prices likely to go >> it is hard to say how much higher they are likely to go, but the bias is to the upside, unfortunately. we are now getting into driving seaso

hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec. muddle no more. >>> president biden is pressing his staff for changes amid surging inflation and sinking approval ratings. nbc's correspondent kellyreporter: a crisis about the cost of everyday things. gas prices hitting another all-time high, $4.62 for a gallon of regular. >> i think it's absolutely disgraceful. >> reporter: at the white house, a renewed push to acknowledge what americans are feeling. >> we're just in a difficult time right now with this inflation. >> reporter: in the oval office a rare in-person meeting between the president and the federal reserve chairman who has ratcheted up interest rates, trying to tame inflation. >> to discuss my top priority, and that is addressing inflation. >> reporter: the president also published an opinion piece with his steps to fight inflation. our recent nbc news poll showed just 33% of americans approve of the president's handling of the economy. just paying for basics like rent is a constant worry for a single mother of two kiara. >> within the next couple of streets me and my kids could possibly be on the streets because the prices of everything keep going up. >> reporter: the

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kelly: we can do that as soon as this week by passing the pact act. as a retired naval aviator, i know firsthand the sacrifice and hard work it takes to succeed in our military. now, i knew i wanted to join the military from a young age. and after attending the u.s. merchant marine academy, making that choice was easy for me. that's the case for some but not for everyone. many more will say that this was the hardest decision that they had to make, putting families, school, careers or all three through major changes in order to serve. this is a sacrifice for so many. and regardless of how someone comes to serving, what follows isn't easy. we spend years training to go to war. for me that was training to fly in an aircraft carrier and put bombs on enemy targets. that's what i did during operation desert storm, flying combat missions off of the u.s.s. midway in the gulf, to deliver weapons on dozens of targets in iraq and kuwait. war is by its very nature dangerous. and flying airplanes in combat or conducting ground combat operations is very complex. you need to focus on completing the mission while also focusing on you