i want to bring in your wife, kelly paul is with us as well this morning. l, we appreciate you joining us to talk about what has become incredibly personal to you both. you saw a package, received a package at your home containing white powder that was later deemed harmless but there was a photo of a bruised and bandaged picture of you, senator, with a gun to your head threatening violence. kelly, let me bring you in before i get the senator's comments here. how did you feel when you got this package? can you tell us what happened? >> hello, maria. well, i was scared, obviously. it's a terrible feeling and your heart just drops and it was a sunday, monday afternoon and i walked to my mailbox and headed big stack of mail and was standing in my front yard so thank goodness i wasn't in the house and never brought the letter into the house and standing sort of right up to my front steps and i started shuffling through the mail and i looked down and i see this horrible image of the wounded rand, doctor image with a gun against his head and i looked down and it sa

has -- saying paul kelly has blood on his hands. shery: is refusing to allow citizens to return to australia illegal? paul: there is vigorous debate about that. it is done over a section of the bias security act which the health minister can determine an emergency requirement during a situation like this, which would prevent a list of diseases from getting into australia. there is a list of requirements that have to be satisfied for him to do that. the legal action could be taken to challenge whether or not those have been met. another part would be to argue it is unconstitutional to prevent citizens from returning home. the government said it took legal advice, and the health minister says the government has a strong, clear and absolute leave the ban is legal. despite that, we are hearing a number of law firms are exploring legal action against the ban. shery: paul allen in sydney. plenty more head on the impact of india's virus crisis. former rbi governor and a professor gives us his thoughts in about two hours. we will also speak

i want to bring in your wife kelly paul. incredibly personal to you both. you saw a package, received a package in your home containing white powder that was deemed harmless but there a bruise picture of you, senator, with a gun to your head threatening violence. kelly, let me bring you in before i get the senator's comments here, how do you feel when you got the package? can you tell us what happened? >> hi, maria, well, i was scared obviously. it's a terrible feeling. your heart just sort of drops. it was a sunny afternoonnd i had stack of mail and i was standing in front of my house. i was standing in my steps and i looked down and i see this horrible image of wounded rand, the doctored image with a gun against his head and i looked down and it says, you know, i'm going to finish what the other guy started, you mfer and i just froze and disgusted and i went to sort of throw the letter down. i didn't open it but as i did i could feel something that sounded like sand, like a weighty substance. i could feel it moving in the l

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we also heard from paul kelly who is the chief medical officer and really his advice has been the centre said he did not advise jail time or fines, his advice was essentially to do something about the spread of coronavirus coming from india but was escalating at a worrying rate but he did warn that that pause preventing people from, from india, could result in severe illness, people falling severely ill without access to medical facilities and in the worst case scenarios that could cause death of course but he did say that his advice was that this would be a temporary ban. there were questions about the legality of this, the constitutionality of it, and some had been advised to seek legal help but really, that could take a long time and it could take a long time and it could be quite costly. we heard from members of the indian australian community here who have said these are our people, they are in a dire situation and if the australian government —— it is the australian's government response ability and care to bring them out of india, out of harm's way and bring them to australia safe

by using a modern -- >> jimmy: and then next up - >> steve: what >> jimmy: senator mark kelly sent senator rand paulng one of his poodle toupees. [ slidewhistle ] [ cheers and applause next up, senator james lankford sent senator ron wyden $60 for matching t-shirts that say, "we hate the sun." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh wow >> jimmy: here's another one here, senator gary peters sent congressman don young $3 for unlocking my iphone with your face [ laughter ] isn't that unbelievable? >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you imagine that >> steve: no, it's crazy >> jimmy: next up, senator joe -- >> steve: charge him $3 for that >> jimmy: he charged $3. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: just to see if he could do it. >> jimmy: hey, you can do it >> jimmy: hey, can you unlock - >> steve: you think it was like, i'll bet you $3 i can unlock your iphone with my - >> jimmy: no, he gives it to him, he goes - >> steve: he goes, "hey, $3 if you can open this for me." >> jimmy: unlocked it. >> steve: i'm wearing a mask >> jimmy: next up, senator joe manchin sent senator bill cassidy $75 for an initiation fee for the

vta workers are still struggling with overwhelming grief kron four's, maureen kelly talked to the father, a 42 year-old. paul may who shares that his son was a wonderful man. my son. >> he's a fine and. we pitched. >> that had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about losing his son paul, the 42 year-old move back in with his mom and dad to their mountain house home after a divorce along with his 3 children. he has since remarried pull. >> is wonderful and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. then in the midst of. kids are wonderful to. to the >> this picture shows paul flank between his older and younger sisters. his money. >> and also my best friend could be due putting together fission. snowboarding. skiing late morning. not be able to trace his phone. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but that cold people. and i was. we're looking for in this yesterday morning picked might that he looked forward. leonard didn

a workers are grappling with overwhelming grief tonight, kron four's maureen kelly spoke to the father of 42 year-old paul hop from his home in san joaquin county community of mountain house. my son. >> is a flame and. we smith pitched. >> leonard media had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about losing his son paul, the 42 year-old move back in with his mom and dad to their mountain house home after a divorce along with his 3 children. he has since remarried pull. >> is he wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. then in the midst of. kids are wonderful to. the >> this picture shows paul flank between his older and younger sisters. his money. >> and also my best friend could be due putting together fission. snowboarding. skiing late morning. not be able to trace his phone. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but that cold people. and i was. look at that orange juice yesterday morning. picked mig

. >> kron four's maureen kelly talked to the father of 42 year-old paul from his home in the san joaquinounty community of mountain house. wilson. >> he's a fine and. >> letterman. had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about losing his son paul, the 42 year-old move back in with his mom and dad to their mountain house home after a divorce along with his 3 children. he has since remarried pull. >> is wonderful 10. and a good a good son. he does everything for his family. and then in the midst of. this, kids are wonderful to. the >> this picture shows paul flank between his older and younger sisters. his money. and also my best friend could be due putting together fission. snowboarding. skiing late morning. i'm not be able to trace his phone. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but that cold people. and i was. we're looking for in this yesterday morning picked that he looked forward. leonard didn't know anything ab

catastrophe spills a broad neighboring to paul is struggling with in record surge in pay says those who believe are rushing for the last flights out. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. germany is skeptical about calls to lift corona virus vaccine patents some experts believe that sharing the formula of vaccines can mean sastre inoculations the u.s. is back in the idea the european union says it is open to discussion but the german government is replying that is essential to support innovation by protecting intellectual property. perhaps it's pictures like these from india that sparked a change of heart. the u.s. announced its support for waiving that same patience on wednesday soon after the e.u. said that it too would be willing to talk about. wealthy and industrialized countries have longer post such a move that brussels may join washington in reversing cause the european union is also ready to discuss any proposal that address the crisis some months aid organizations have raised the alarm about how vaccines are being distributed with poor and middle income countries left behind. we need our governments to push the vaccine manufacturers to

workers obviously still struggling with overwhelming grief kron four's, maureen kelly, talk to the father of 42 year-old paul who shares what. made his son so wonderful. with sun. >> he's a fine and. he was my best >> letterman. had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about losing his son paul, the 42 year-old move back in with his mom and dad to their mountain house home after a divorce along with his 3 children. he has since remarried pull. >> is wonderful 10. and a good a good son. he does everything for his family. then in the midst of. kids are wonderful to. to the >> this picture shows paul flank between his older and younger sisters. his money. and also my best friend could be due. if you think together fission. snowboarding. >> skiing boarding. be able to trace his phone. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home. but the covid people. and i was. look at that orange juice yesterday morning. picked that he left for work. leonard didn't

live opening up about her mental health challenge and how beyonce and kelly rowland have supported her through it all. >>> celebrating pauln his life this morning. ♪ i feel alive ♪ >>> and we are live in mexico as a historic church emerges from this giant lake seen in these jaw-dropping photos as we say, good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> boy, it was something to see ginger in the kayak right in front of that church when we went to break. >> something to see. we can't wait for her to show us more of that historic church that's been submerged for years and now people are actually able to go inside. ginger will take us inside this morning. >> yes, she will. >>> also, it is mental health awareness month. this morning -- i don't know if you realize this -- marks the first annual mental health action day. over a thousand companies are coming together to encourage people to take charge of their own mental health. and coming up, we're going to talk to that woman right there, michelle williams. she has a beautiful new book out talking about her own mental health journey. >> she took charge. >>> we'll start with the crisis in the midd

will start now with getting a closer look at paul de la cruz his family says he leaves behind 3 children. here he is pictured with them. kron four's maureen kelly spoke to the father of the 42 year-old and she joins us now live. what she has learned about this man who marine just lost his life way too soon. that's right, justine. i am in mountain house in san joaquin county. it's a small. >> town, small community outside of tracy. this is where paul g a lived with his his extended family moving here from san jose some time ago he lived here with his his kids. he lived here with his new wife. he lived here with his parents. i spoke. with his father who says he's gonna miss his son terribly. my son. >> he's a fine and. he was my best >> leonard mudgee. i had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about his son paul, does. >> the worst feeling you could ever experience. could be due. if you think together fission. snowboarding. >> paul move back in with his parents after a divorce with his 3 children from his previous marriage. his daughter avery, his sons gavin and nate as well as his new wife. here's another photo showing paul and his 2 sis

paul verc verc vercammen. >>> as life in had the u.s. returns to semisembome semblanc normality, earlier cnn spoke can psychiatrist kelly syrus about how to. take a listen to a bit of her advice. >> i think that right now people are still trying to understand what it's like to get back to real life, and i think first of all just naming it and knowing that it's acceptable and that a lot of people might feel this way is the first thing to do. secondly, what are you most afraid of, or what are you most nervous about? be able to ask those questions and follow up and get the answers and try to acknowledge what you can control versus what you can't. are there things like flying on a weekday where the airport is less congested or being prepared to minimize the stress of the rest of the family by having your headphones, your ipad, all the snacks you need ready so you don't have to worry about eating at the airport. having that open conversation with each member of your family, especially the children and finding out what their anxieties are. >> well, uk officials have been taking a look at how well some vaccines work against the variant first ide

julie kelly has done extraordinary research on what has occurred since january 6 and on january 6. some points that she has found, on april 28, 2021, paul heard a raucus in his house, clad in his pajamas he went downstairs and he was confronted by at least a dozen of f.b.i. agents some pointing guns at him and his wife. the couple along with their house guests including a teenager were handcuffed. where is the outrage that we have been hearing in the judiciary committee about young people being unfairly treated? where is the outrage about the treatment of people since january 6 by any democrat who even our vice president was raising money to pay their bail in places where there was not just looting, there was burning, there was physical assaults, like in missouri, death of innocent people. but they were placed in separate homes in their home in alaska without legal counsel, without the chance to inspect the warrant. paul and marilyn were interrogated about their washington, d.c.'s trip and attended president trump's speech and they did what tens of thousands of americans did in january 6. they traveled to the nation's capital just like