with me independent women's forum kelsey bolar.e 4th, i got a spend a wonderful week off of twitter working for much of it. so she grew attached. leaving her today for work is very hard. my maternal instincts want to keep loving her all day. that really touched me. obviously the issue of maternal instincts never added into any of these conversations, debate over equal pay, getting people back into the workforce. how does someone quantify that? >> exactly. you're going to make me emotional here on tv with you. it is very challenging for new moms to figure out how much they want to work, when and where, whether that is from home and so forth and it is a silver lining of the covid pandemic that it appears more companies are offering more flexible work arrangements for moms and all workers, for that matter. but i do think we need to be very cautious to assume that any decrease in female labor participation rates is a net negative. certainly has economic impacts but, what type of impacts might more mothers staying at home with their chi

. >> reporter: kelsey and heston renken applied for passports in may, but only one has arrived. nonrefundable flight to mexico leaves in two weeks. >> i call every day to try to get an answer and get the same run around that, oh, we can only push it a week before your travel. a week before your travel is kind of cutting it very close. >> reporter: in the last two years the couple suffered the heartbreaking loss of a still born and two miscarriages. >> we just need to get a break, get a mental reset, celebrate our anniversary. >> reporter: the state department admits there's a staffing issue and they're scrambling to complete an extraordinary backlog of passport applications. the current wait time for a passport is up to 18 weeks. >> during the pandemic they sent the people home and right now we're over 1.6 million passports in backlog that they can't process. >> reporter: how much will you lose if your passport doesn't arrive on time? >> a little over $3,000. >> reporter: kelsey says her passport is expected to arrive the day before her flight. appointments are extremely limited

>> a little over $3,000. >> reporter: kelsey says her passport is expected to arrive the day before her flight. appointments are extremely limited at offices like here in new york, but they are trying to prioritize for life or death emergencies. norah. >> o'donnell: meg oliver, thank you.wellght,eralotors is issuing its second recall in less than a year for tens of thousands of chevy bolt electric cars over concerns the cars could catch fire. we get more now from cbs' errol barnett. >> everybody out! >> reporter: horrified neighbord neighbors watch as a watch as a chevy bolt bursts into flames engulfing this virginia home. >> the last thing i thought was that the car would have spontaneously lit on fire. >> reporter: scott virgin in florida had the same issue with his bolt. >> the fire department was unable to put the battery out. they had to drag it by the side of the road and let it burn overnight. >> reporter: a defective battery iresnd prompted g.m.ed to nine today to isstsrl0 veide, teing f 2017 to 2019 models to park and not to charge them unattended overnight. >> you can't take a

today, from what i found the "the god committee," kelsey grammer.tinue "live's summer sun & fun week." plus, your thoughts and comments on another edition of the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning, deja vu. hello, kelly rev. ripa. stay on ahead. say it. say it. >> ryan: i

357, find the jet but a smaller, lighter she but in terms of production and maintenance, but it is kelsey it has in turn a weapon phase and a very impressive payload, the whole company, and they will call it a plane, it's an architecture, meaning that potential buyers, international buyers in particular, will be able to order a plane. they need for that particular purposes. according to the planes design as they are developing a 2 seat and unmanned versions of the jet. and the plane is high speed, it has the speed of mach $1.00, which is about 1900 kilometers per hour. it's as powerful weapons. you can carry more than 7 tons of payload the, the bombs missiles. but they will have a cannon installed, so it's a fairly powerful aircraft, and the same time it's light. it has one engine. well that reduces the range of its flight. but still, another important achievement of russian aircraft manufacturer is, is the medium whole m. s. 21 aircraft, was domestically produced, p d, 14 engines. just a couple of years ago, this plane was flying with american pross and the weakness engines. and nowadays

women's softball player kelsey stewart are used to cheering from the bleachers. from a conference room in orlando. what's it like not being able to hug your child after something as important as this? >> that's not a fair question. because i'm an emotional mom anyway. but it's rough. but, you know, in another -- a little less than a week, hopefully, they'll be bringing that gold home, and we can give her a big hug then. >> you're saving the hugs? >> exactly. >> reporter: families sending hugs felt halfway around the world. and we'll still have some of those moments. olympic organizers plan to be linking up athletes with their families after some big wins over video. that's "nightly news" for this saturday. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night, everyone. >>> hi everyone. the news at 4:00 starts right now. happy saturday! thank you for joining us on this special olympics edition of nbc bay area news. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeny. we take a look at the olympic flame. just after 8:

but that's when the giants slugger is went to work on kelsey jansen after buster posey singled to reachlmer flores came up and gave the giants the lead with one swing of the bat, san francisco ended up with a 4, 2 win thanks to the 9th inning rally and some great pitching by tyler rogers to bounce back from that blown save the night before after the game flores explained how he states so cool and that big moment. >> not thinking about that moment. and. concentrate on on an me in that i think earlier in my you know them only once. he was giving me the moment and i wasn't more about me in the ditch or so, you know, i'm just focused on the on the what i want to. >> the a's are back on the road today as they begin a four-game set in seattle oakland is 3 games back in western seattle's right behind them. they're 6 and a half games back. the a's have an opportunity to put some distance between them in seattle and manager. bob melvin knows they have to step up their game in this crucial series. >> we're just trying to win every game. we know that the mariners are playing. well, we know where t

certainly we need to weigh this united nations in rights, kelsey, and the court underneath the nose of mister biden. and his chief of staff not to mention b, u. s. senate and didn't talk to them because they need to be pressure because i think you know, the lessons of history is ridiculous. the 19th century evolution is adjusted. that power can see nothing without the man. it never has been and never one of my favorite quote and dr. more and it was great to have you. we're definitely going to have to have you back. you're dropping so many tibbetts today. audius' needs to hear it. thanks for joining us. and that is our show for you today. i'm myisha cross. remember, keep watching those hawks and have a great day and night everyone. i me, i provision on my back on i was like, oh well, no. okay. your trucking. yeah. so you'll have a lost his bus because i just got then you just got to go. we will be on monday, my thought, my daughter so i said, you know what? it was you pull up. i got some your math almost. what did, i'm already, whatever sped up i read me just go to me. i mean, it was, i

. >> this is one i can get on with kelsey gram ser spieling kelsey grammer spilling the new details aboutmagined "frazier," most notably that the main character dr. frazier crane would end up rich beyond his dreams. look at the apartment he had in the show with the view of the space needle. he was already rich in the show. but okay. >> grammer clarified to a local new york tv station that while the rest of the original principle cast of "frazier" had been invited back for the reboot, as of yet none of the originals have signed up yet. that reboot expected to be released next year. >>> and next to a birthday surprise for kevin hart. >> of course. comedian, one of my favorite things, buddy nick cannon wanted to make sure that kevin hart had something super special for his 42nd birthday and hart showed the video evidence with the world on instagram. check it out. >> nick cannon, you've outdone yourself this time, buddy. birthday wars. swear to god. you have no idea. the orangutan here. >> oh, man. to be clear, the women in the blue t-shi and the llama came to hart's house just for a visit, n

kelsey, you are a very good girl.re absolutely right to tell your mom, i mean haley, you were right to do it. and, kelsey, thank you for bringing this to our attention, i know a lot of other parents are facing this across the country. so, haley and kelsey, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> yes. thank you for having us. >> thank you. rachel: all right. goodbye. all right. we reach out to the superintendent and equity alliance of minnesota for statements but we vice president heard back yet. hmmm. still ahead. is the defund the police movement back firing on democrats? former congressional candidate kimberly klacik sounds the alarm as baltimore calls for more officers to fight the spike in violent crime. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur.

but there's still heat further north and further inland in places like kelsey ville 58 right now in elto 75 in dublin, 69 in fremont. you get the idea. it's looking pretty good in a lot of spots right now. cupertino about 73, but san martin is 89 degrees still and around the bay. we've got some really nice seventies 53 out at pacifica. so we're making some progress. we have that high pressure and that is going to start to flatten a bit that ridge is going to flatten, and it's also been a track a little further to the south. in addition to that, we're going to have low pressure start to influence our weather as we work into the work week, so that means that inland heat is going to back away off as we're already seeing tonight and again, we'll start to be under the influence of low pressure, which means that we get cooler temperatures and we get a more expanded marine layer. so what's happened over the past few days is the marine layer has compressed because that high pressure is kind of pushed it away. now it's going to deepen as we get into the night tonight, so it was that, like 1000,

among them, alisa and kelsey, speaking exclusively to cnn. >> then we started hearing the banging.he hollering. >> nancy! nancy! >> very close to us. >> there you go, brother. >> then i realize, okay, music off, everybody silence your cellphones, turn the lights off, do not say anything. >> we're coming for you, nancy! >> it was menacing. >> can i speak to pelosi? >> they were like, where's nancy, where's nancy, where are the people that work for her. >> they had barricaded themselves in, hoping the door would hold. >> the din was coming from all directions. we heard somebody yell, "i found nancy pelosi's office." people were chanting, nancy, nancy. they came through this way. so we're hearing it from behind us and in front of our door. so it was completely -- the sound surrounded us, to the point we're just hearing shouting and the yelling and the banging and the crashing and shattering of glass. but then once they started banging on the door, that's all i heard. that's what i still think about, the door sound. one of us said to the other, they take us hostage, right? i said, yeah

investigators say kelsey munn was not at the capitol january 6th.mation since she posted about the insurrection. don. >> jessica schneider, thank you so much. >>> and i want to make sure that you know about our exclusive "cnn town hall" with president joe biden. i am moderating. and it is live. it's next wednesday night at 8:00. so make sure you tune in. and thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. [inflammation] what's that? [inflammation] xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. co

or when the first team gets to 21 points and here are new champions stefanie dolson, allisha gray, kelseyn new york. it was at a park it's like street ball and then all of a sudden it kicks off it's so much fun to watch and then you ladies come to japan, first time it debuts in the olympics and you bring home gold i saw the video. you popping bottles. medals how are we feeling tonight >> good. >> great. >> yeah. it's surreal the whole experience has been amazing and we're just happy that we could come out with thel gold and to do it with these girls than incredible. >> you had dr. jill biden want one of the earlier rounds. what was that like >> it was an honor to have her and to have a win, that was just a plus and then being able to talk to her for a good little bit. it was pretty cool as well. >> jackie, you're all wnba stars as well. but this is a different game for folks who want familiar with 3x3 compare it to traditional basketball that we're all familiar with. >> yeah, super fast paced, it's really physical. it's half court game like you said but really you're just going for ten mi

back with mike murphy and kelsey bolar.the priorities for the time being if you're going to be pushing infrastructure is on infrastructure and infrastructure only. you want to proceed to some of these bigger plans, have at it, but they can't agree on where to agree, and yet they agree on the core principles of that infrastructure only man that does yet, ebb indeed, include our online infrastructure. yet they can't proceed past go. what the heck's going on? >> well, the problem for republicans is that they did try to cooperate with president biden and their democrat colleagues and formulate a bipartisan infrastructure bill that, yes, emphasized actual infrastructure, roads and bridges and so forth. and they agreed on some type of framework. but shortly after that, president biden turned around and told his more progressive, far-left base, oh, don't worry, i'm still going to pass all of my far-left priorities using reconciliation without any bipartisan support. what does that say to republicans? if anyone was having a negotia

baby, i feel the temps a-risin' ♪ hot salad and scrambled brains ♪ >> paramount+ whoops, we killed kelseye late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, helter swelter. plus stephen welcomes secretary pete buttigieg and katja herbers. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now live on tape in the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! good to see you. ( audience chanting "stephen" ) that's all you can ask for! please, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) won't you please have a seat, my friends. welcome one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. oh... tonight, we've got a hot crowd, jon. >> jon: oh, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we've got a hot crowd! >> jon: yeah, baby. >> we love you! >> stephen: both in temperament and temperature because we've got a heat wave here in new york city, and it's going to be a scorcher all week with temperatures in the low 90s that could feel as hot as 105 because of the humidity. which is why is in times square madame tussaud's wax museum is opening their new e

. >> kelsey, he's trying to tell me that steve is -- >> i just wouldn't want my place to become no, uhhere was story material there. >> steve, you're going to want to bust him wide open when i tell you this. i don't know where he gets these brainstorms, but he thinks that you're -- i can't even say it, steve. >> he's right, arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. >> excuse me. i thought this was eddie stokes' room. >> it is. >> it is? oh, are you his wife? >> oh, same old eddie, huh? where is he? >> well, you see -- >> oh, i got it. he don't want me to know he's here, so you're supposed to say he ain't here, but he is here, in there. >> in 1977, we got a very groundbreaking episode of "the jeffersons" titled "once a friend". >> it's me, eddie. only i'm edie now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend, and when eddie comes to town, eddie is now edie and is a trans woman. >> take a good look. >> but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq represe

when i borrowed kelsey money in 1981, that made an impression on me. so my question to you is how much longer can we sustain numbers like this before you become nervous? >> as i said before, we do expect that we will be able to see whether the the narrative we are feeling turns out to be right and i would say we will be able to see that, it won't take forever for us to be able to see that and if we do see that inflation expectations are moving up or inflation is on a path to remain well above our goals and risk of setting us off on high inflation, we will use our tools to guide inflation back down. so in the end it will be transitory and people need to have faith in the central bank that we will do that. but we won't do it just because honestly it would be a mistake to do it at a time when we really do believe and virtually all forecasters do believe that these things will come down of their own accord as the economy reopens. it would be a mistake to act prematurely so we really have to weigh the risks and a certain point the risks may flip. >> i appre

kelsey stewart's walk-off home run earns them a 2-1 lead over japan. u.s. softball now boast as 5-0 record at the olympics. >>> meanwhile t struggle for the u.s. men's basketball team continues in tokyo as team usa fell to france, 83-76 in yesterday's opener. they lost a 25-game olympic winning streak for the united states. >>> in the pool, caeleb dressle capped things off and ariane titmus dethrones katie ledecky in the thrilling 400 meter free final. >>> steve kornacki will be live. stick around for that. >>> right now it's time for the forecast. let's go to meteorologist janessa webb. janessa, humid in new york city. >> oh, definitely. we have high pressure taking over the east coast, and we're going to see dryer conditions before another front starts to come in. we're all watching this tropical system that formed in the philippine sea that now is a tropical storm and it looks like it will continue to make its way across northern japan. so our olympians are going to get lucky with this storm system. by tuesday, still winds 259 miles per hour. it's more t

investigators say kelsey munn was not at the capitol january 6th.view her social media accounts for information since she posted about the insurrection. don? >> jessica schneider, thank you so much. and i want to make sure that you know about our exclusive "cnn town hall" with president joe biden. i am moderating. and it is live. it's next wednesday night at 8:00. so make sure you tune in. and thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. es 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some researc

. >> reporter: kelsey and heston renken applied for passports in may, but only his arrived.he's worried she might not get her documents before the imminent departure of their nonrefundable flight. >> one day i spent roughly 4.5 hours -- typically you can't get through on the national passport line because it's always a busy signal. >> reporter: now the passport office said they think kelsey will get her documents back one day before she's set to leave. jeff? >> cutting it close. if your passport is expiring in the next six months, do you send it in or wait? >> reporter: it's a judgment call and if it were me, not official advice, i would hold on to it for a while and see if the state department can whittle away the backlog and cut the turnaround time down. if you send it in now, you're not going to get it until fall. if you have to leave the country you're going to spend a lot of time on hold. >> i love the newsroom column, "ask ruffini." >> can we blame her if she's wrong? >> squarely on her. thank you so much. >>> it's about 21 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the

. >> kelsey was out to scarab halloween fun. >> -- i put a lip stick on, she looked beautiful in herle of facebook messages, have you seen chelsea? >> the vehicle you put aaron was gone? >> we have a majority of people in the

another person i had not really learned about was francis kelsey and just for the people here, give a summary of who she was. >> she was basically a figure who started her career early on and then involved in a terrible drug poisoning case one of the sulfa drugs that predates penicillin and basically then had illustrious career at the fda and ended up playing a key role as a regulator to keep the manufacturer that we saw and was be sold as anti- anxiety medication and medication for morning sickness causing terrible birth defects. so in the early sixties to look more rigorously if these drugs work and stopping it from getting to the market in the united states and getting presidential medal of distinguished service. and a wonderful figure the things that we celebrate and then to attribute to government regulators with the heroic narratives that is practically a swearword now and it is stifling of progress. it is a huge sign progress sometimes you need to accelerate things but building up that kind of institution you have vaccines but also the fda and then we should remind ourselves th

. >>> kelsey grammer played bottom active. >> what's taking so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wing-it approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier." >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and the people you rely on are the ones who live down the hall. >> here we go. pivot. pivot. pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! >> shut up! shut up! shut up! >> "friends" permeated the culture in a way that was rea

♪ ♪ reggie root and joe bonnamasa and kelsey -- and the best show here. into the night sky any moment from now. and you can see in these live images from overhead. all the cars that have come out and they're packing the streets. it should be amazing. >> i believe it. we've seen some great fireworks shows. do you know what i love about this night? the return of live music. i mean, there in philadelphia, you saw the crowds. a huge crowd in nashville for brad paisley. kool and the gang there. i'm sure a lot of these artists have tried to give us the virtual concerts and the zoom performances and we appreciated those over the last 15, 16 months. but there is nothing like standing will shoulder to shoulder with people singing the exact same lyrics of your artist. at a nightclub or at a stadium. and then they turn that mic to you and say you sing and you belt it out until you lose your voice. there is nothing like it and i am so excited that america is getting back to live performances. i can't wait to get back in front, to get in front of a stage to see some a

for team usa softball, kelsey stewart's walk-off home run against japan setting off an epic celebration the undefeated americans will now face japan in the gold medal game in gymnastics, the u.s. women's team in unfamiliar territory, gunning for their third straight gold, but team usa finishing in a surprising second place to the russian olympic committee during qualifying, plagued by some uncharacteristic miscues later, bil shoulder at times. i know i brush it off and make it seem like pressure doesn't affect me, but sometimes it's hard," adding "the olympics is no joke. the u.s. men's basketball team is looking to rebound after a disappointing opening loss to france it's the first olympic defeat for the americans since 2004 as they attempt to qualify for the medal round. in tennis, japanese star naomi osaka with the home court advantage serving up another win. after the victory, osaka writing on instagram, "i'm here for a good time. and that's exactly what skateboard fans experienced with its olympic debut and thrilling final rounds japan dominating yuto horigome winning in the men's

today, from what i found the "the god committee," kelsey grammer.an seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning, deja vu. hello, kelly rev. ripa. stay on ahead. say it.

. >> kelsey was out to scarab halloween fun. >> -- i put a lip stick on, she looked beautiful in her costume. >> next morning, she was gone. >> i read a couple of facebook messages, have you seen chelsea? >> the vehicle you put aaron was gone? >> we have a majority of people in the sky, sudden investigation. >> was somebody lying? >> did you take that girl and do harm to? her >> know. >> video vending than you do with her -- and all are -- following mystery that will leave you chilled to the bone. >> very area place. the change going by, the echoes. >> why did you think when you saw? that >> the hair in the back of your neck i'm standing up. >> i had to find her. >> and the quiet world township in southeastern michigan, as october chilled into autumn, two young women and prepared for the social event of the season. >> it's gonna be great. there will be so many people. or so they imagined. >> so, they hoped and there are naivete, they and so many others of a particular demographic in the small's of their hometown -- county. >> it was a buildup, we can wait to go to the halloween party