mike kelly is one of the co-sponsors. >> we were sent here by our folks in back home to act in their best interest, not our best interest or our party's but in the best interest of the which is the real reaso all of us come to washington to serve. >> the senate has been working on similar proposal. seperts are calling it practical, commons legislation. >> this is the next important step in the process, but i think there's a lot of optimism to getting something towards the finish line later this year. >> this could be a r example of successful bipartisanship. >> before we go, here's a final look at the dayl on wstreet. the dow gained 329 points to 26,258. the nasdaq added 99 and the s&p was up 32. and that is "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffith. have a great evening. we'll see you . >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is madpossible by the freeman foundation, and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying!

the energy sector is in a correction going back to last may joining me to discuss these moves, mike kelly is a partner at sea port global securities. mike welcome. >> thank you for having me on. >> it's interesting that energy and crude are not tracking exactly one on one but then you have a lot of different things going on throughout energy talk to us about what's working right now, and what's not. >> yeah, sure. i'd still say the sentiment on the e and p side and equity is at trough levels you mentioned oil prices up, gas prices up. investors haven't caught on because the names haven't worked for so long. there's going to be a lag between oil prices and the actual equities work sging. >> we talk obviously mike about the big plunge back to the 30s a couple of years ago, the problems with drilling then, but today's a different story: we're talking about crude back over $60, and you'd think after a few years of this that people would settle into a new normal why are they still so cautious >> yeah, well, i think one, the ma crow environment, we really describe as stable right now i don't th

mike kelly katty kay has spomyn to mayor -olleague katty kay has spoken to mayor crews.: can you give us an update on the situation in puerto rico after the hurricane in 2017? ruz: suicide res have gone up by 30%. 1.3 million puerto ricans need some sor of food stamp assistance or nutritional ceassisto get food on the table. and we are still waiti for moneys that were appropriated in order to be able to begin the reconstruction. katty: the $91 billion president trump says puerto ric, has ave you received that money? well, the president lied. i don't know how else to put it. ale president lied when he about $91 billion. billion of the ones that have been appropriate about $41 billion has been received. never was puerto rico given $91 million in appropriaons. katty: the president called you, mayor, crazed and incompetent. your response? mayor cruz: the president calls crazy anybody who doesn't like m. people that if telling people eothate should be first and arctic second is crazy, second --if telling people that people should be first and politics second is crazy, so be i

gop congressman mike kelly is one of the co sponsors. >> we were sent herey our folks back home to actn their rest in, or the party's best interest, but in the best interest of the people which to is the real reason why all of us come to washington to >> the senate has been working on a similar proposal. experts are calling it practical, common sense legislation. >> this is the next important step in the process that is ut congress, think there is a lot of optimism toward getting something across the finish line this year. examplecould be a rare of successful bipartisanship amid divided government. for "nightly business report," i'm elon mui in washington. >> the idea behind theseo bills isake all of these plans more accessible toop more , but when you have the number of people we cited at the top of the program and we sti have enough to save after they've met their expenses, what do you say te those peo as they need to save for retirement. >> first on the proposed bills, there have been a lot of pension regulations in the last 40 years and mostly an attempt to encourage more people to

believes the worse is over for the industry joining me to talk more on this is john kilduff and mike kelly welcome to you both. michael, i'll start with you because halliburton's commentary was interesting but it's not clear investors take them at face value they seem to not be convinced at the levels does the sanction level change that >> i think it's a big deal we're already in a market that we're really undersupplied the global market for oil is about $100 billion a day market. if you're going to take that off the market, that's a big deal. we'll iend v to find out that. >> and why is it that we're so tight in terms of the supply picture when we've talked so much about how the u.s. has caught up and contributing in a big way to the oil supply picture zm. >> saudi arabia. they've worked hard to cut back to reduce supplies them, the russians, uae. and it's worked. they've also had help from the implosion of venezuela and the fragile producers like nigeria and libya in focus >> why do you think the administration has acted now when they push the gasoline price lower? he knows people are fe

republican pennsylvania congressman, ranking member of house ways and means committee congressman mike kellystart with the mueller report and the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney was on "fox news sunday" this morning. he says he doesn't have much interest in seeing the full report. do you want to see it? >> i know there is a lot to the report. a lot of time was spent and lot of taxpayer dollars were spent on it. we have attorney general that walks us through these things. i have great faith in the system. i don't know that i have to personally see. i don't know many americans have the time to go through the report, start underlining things looking at things redacted. >> given the amount of time and energy spent on this special counsel's investigation, i think a lot of the american public is curious about exactly what's in it. aren't you curious to read the fine print? >> you know, when you say the american public is anxious to see this report, i think they're anxious to hear what is in the report but to actually see the report to try to go through it page by page would be pretty difficul

and now john lewis is leading it, mike kelly is our top republican. but what it does, first redesigns the irs, focuses them on taxpayer service, reins in the abuses, requires they protect our identity and personal information better, requires them to reallybly back a new restructuring of that agency to congress next year. and so it has very strong bipartisan support. and i think is welcome by the american public that we're working together. >> i want to go back to the question of the president's tax returns. chairman neal says there is a legitimate legislative purpose because congress and the committee that you were the chair of is one of those committees that has and should have in the eyes of the american people and the constitution oversight over the executive branch. so he says he wants to see how the irs handles a president's tax return. why would you think that is not a legitimate purpose? >> it is not legitimate. this provision is about protecting private taxpayer information with some exceptions that being is the tax code being administered pr

that is mike kelly territory. mike kelly, republican congressman, that area.ia failed under ed rendell. it failed under democratic rule. philadelphia is a mess. there is no other way to put it politically. the people are suffering. they were going to kill coal, kill energy, kill the key issues that matter to pennsylvaniaian and biden will go out there to run against that? trump won narrowly against hillary clinton but he won because he changed significant percentage of voters in the lehigh valley, other areas, the need to bring back what they have to maximize for their economy and their families. ainsley: the president, all those manufacturing jobs he created, remember krugman was saying this is never going to happen, pipe-dream basically. president obama said the same thing. the numbers are astronomically high bringing back those jobs. >> talk to the people in pennsylvania. let them tell you what is going on, not some poll or some pundit steve: in the polls joe biden is ahead? >> steve, remember how long we have to the election? remember the trump effect? he

mike: okay. let me stay with you, kelly. you say sexes might exist -- i don't argue that point. ruly does. >> i appreciate that. thank you. >> mike: here's what i want to ask. if it does exist, and there is a problem with women not getting their fair shake, then why would women ever think it would be okay in the democratic party to select a mail to be their standard-bearer? why wouldn't they just say, we will be the party that says, men, don't apply for the job because it is going to be a woman's job this year. >> because we are an all-inclusive party. so by that -- >> mike: are you? >> we want the best candidate. we want someone who will unite our country and not divide our country. over the american people decide to vote for and choose is the best candidate to bring forward. as i said before, we need someone who is going to unite us and not divide us. whoever that is, the democratic party will pick. >> mike: michelle, was only about dumb i got about 20 seconds. kelly, she says the democratic party is an occlusive party but i don't know any pro-life people who are getting invite

i want to thank john lewis and mike kelly for supporting this modernization of the i.r.s. act and protecting innocent americans from i.r.s. abuse. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves his time. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlelady ms. ew york, ocasio-cortez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. ocasio-cortez: first, i'd like us to clarify exactly some of the things that we are able to deliver in this bill. one is low-income taxpayer exception to the private debt collection program. the second it codifies the volunteer income tax assistance program that helps low-income taxpayers prepare their tax returns. the third is that the bill allows the i.r.s. to refer taxpayers needing assistance to low-income taxpayer clinics. the bill also creates a single point of contact within the i.r.s. to identify identity theft victims. lastly, the bill allows all taxpayers over the next five years to request an identity protectio

mike is on the hill for us. my colleague kelly o'donnell is down in west palm beach, florida, with the president. on set elliott williams and former counsel to the senate judiciary committee and betsy woodruff and aaron blake. getting to kick it off here today and talk through this subpoena and this request that just went out and the other request that jerry nadler says he is going to be making today. >> yeah, hallie, what we have known to come for some time. the chairman subpoenaing the justice department not just for the full unredacted mueller report but all the supporting documents. requesting to see not just the report itself, but supporting materials like 302 requests and other substantial materials. the way to put this into perspective, hallie. for a long time after the appointment of robert mueller in may of 2017, democrats have longed for him to give a conclusive report and only narrowly on two specific facts. the potential obstruction of justice and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. what we now have

mike san tolly >> that will do it for "closing bell". >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> fast money overlooking new york city's times square tim seymour, brian kelly, mike tefor and guy adami. wall street believes in the disney magic and the stock getting a slew of positive coverage ahead of the streaming service. is the stock heading for a big breakout the traders weigh in plus check out shares of lyft and the ipo falling 10% today alone hitting its lowest levels as it approaches 60 bucks a share. we'll tell you what it means for uber as that stock gears up to go public itself we start with the ceos surviving a grilling on the hill as they gear up for earnings in the end of the week. j.p. morgan is the worst performing of the big banks up only 8%. citigroup, goldman sachs, morgan stanley all up double digits and the sector has been mostly dead money for the last year and will this quarter's earnings be the catalyst to set the financials on fire. >> the answer to the question is yes, i just don't see it happening. for the life of me i don't understand how you get the re-acceleration in earnings from the banks and they'll be off to the races. earni

it to his dad, maybe he is just a birther for everyone, maybe that is just him, mike pins, are you born in vietnam, kelly ann, guatemala, ben carson, with cannedda tell me where the vibranium has been, tell me where it is. but believe it or not, trump lying about his dad's birth was the least crazy thing that he did yesterday. because later on that night, he went to the republican spring dinner, all right. stood in front of that hedge that homer simpson disappears into, and proceeded to roast joe biden. >> general, give me a kiss. i felt like joe biden. they got to him. our former vice president, i dn know him well, i was going to say welcome to the world, joe. are you having a good time, joe? >> trevor: wow. i love how trump sounds like he's the host of the metoo club. yeah, he is just like welcoming joe biden, come in, come in, we've been waiting for you. let me teach you the secret handshake. like it's pretty insane that trump has the balls to roast joe biden for a nonsexual accusation when he literally has been accused of sexual assault by a dozen women. it's like boeing roasting you for a fender ben

mike san tolly >> that will do it for "closing bell". >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> fast money overlooking new york city's times square tim seymour, brian kelly adami. wall street believes in the disney magic and the stock getting a slew of positive coverage ahead of the streaming service. is the stock heading for a big breakout the traders weigh in plus check out shares of lyft and the ipo falling 10% today alone hitting its lowest levels as it approaches 60 bucks a share. we'll tell you what it means for uber as that stock gears up to go public itself we start w

mike nielsen came to the trumpet ministration is john kelly's chief of staff when he served as homeland security secretary. she was nominated to the cabinet post in october 2017 and would become a very public face of the administrations controversial zero-tolerance policy at the border, separation of migrant children from detained parents. upon news of her resignation, democrats slammed nielsen's tenure. >> she defended it if it was policy that made sense and denied they did it in the first place. now they can't even find the parents to reunite with the children. it's quite pathetic. >> reporter: sunday evening president trump announced via twitter that kevin mcaleenan, current u.s. customs and border protection commissioner will take the acting role as homeland security tech secretary. >> she wrote keep up the good fight and will stay on through wednesday. >>> motel 6 will pay $12 million settlement after getting past information to federal immigration authorities. washington state attorney general says the motel chain i guests without a warrant. the disclosures involved seven motel 6

probe, that includes the former white house lawyer don mcgahn, secretary of state mike pompeo, former chief of staff john kelly and former white house communications director hope hicks. let's go to our senior white house correspondent pamela brown. more than two dozen current and former trump administration officials gave interviews to mueller and his team during this investigation. what's their concern now? >> reporter: well, it just depends on what they told robert mueller's team. remember, key white house officials current and former members in the white house spoke to robert mueller's team, don mcgahn, reince priebus, steve bannon, hope hicks, stephen miller just to name a few and they were key witnesses in the obstruction of justice probe. my colleague laura jarrett is reporting that is the section of the report released later today that is lightly redacted and their names are expected to be revealed. remember they spoke to robert mueller's team under penalty of lying to the fbi which lends more credence to what they told mueller's investigators. so that is going to be key. that's really what we're focus

crashes into a smoke shop, but it was all an elaborate plan and mike fees details on who police in napa are looking for tonight dad r kelly with a brief performance despite his ongoing legal issues how much some fans paid to hear him sing. >>for less than 30 seconds. and after the break a new legislation could protect victims of sexually abused by their doctors here from several women >>the story tonight state lawmakers want to hold doctors more accountable in allegations of sexual-abuse some say that the way the system set up actually protects doctors more than patients. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the effort to change that. >>truth is written complaints date back to 1989 alleged victims of sexually abuse at the hands of a doctor are hoping lawmakers hear their message and what that means is i didn't have to be a victim and the woman who came after me for 28 years didn't have the victims either adrien asked bigger and lucy kai both usc graduates decades apart say they were abused by the same gynecologist their physician doctor george tyndall was the center of multiple abuse complaints over decades, vic

mike. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." from las vegas. >>> hello and welcome to las vegas. our home away from home. omnia nightclub in caesars palace. >>> kellylarkson has so much going on. a new movie coming out, new talk show. >> when i caught up with kelly exclusively. >> hanging out in vegas. >> kelly's here promoting "uglydolls," but we're psyched for her nbc talk show to air in 99% of the country on september 9th. >> i'm really excited but terrified that people have that much confidence in me. i interview people here and there. i've been working on my listening skills. i'm excited. it's going to be fun. it's also very serious. i'm so tired. it's a lot but it's good. can't complain because i'm getting to do all of these amazing things. i grew up watching "ellen." >> it's a lot. >> kelly will tape her show and the voice on the same studio lot. with that raising four kids and this movie all about acceptance, mama is busy, so busy she forgot something important today. but her co-star pitbull had her back. >> i was got up late this morning, i forgot to put deodorant -- >> she sounded great, performing her song today for their movie. what was

only a year away from completing its first reactor robert kelly identified the size in riyadh using these satellite images u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is hosting foreign ministers in washington to mark the seventieth anniversary of the founding of nato its secretary general is appealing for transatlantic unity at a time of tension and division within the alliance on wednesday yen stoltenberg told the us congress of the threat posed by what he called a more assertive russia colluding moscow's violations of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty our diplomatic heritage james bays war from washington the main meetings have been taking place all the foreign ministers twenty nine around the table of what's known as the north atlantic council but much of the real business actually takes place in the margins of that meeting while they're all here in washington one of those issues is turkey's plan to buy a missile defense system from russia that's causing real concern these are the comments of nato secretary general. it is a national decision. for each dollar to decide on determined of capabilities but at the same time we see

kelly. like jared kushner, sarah sanders listened in part to interviews. mueller also interviewed james comey, jeff sessions, former national security advisor mike flynn. a lot of names here. but former white house counsel don mcgahn might be the most potentially dangerous witness for the president. he reportedly met with mueller's team for over 30 hours of testimony and witnessed some of the events that led to concerns about possible obstruction including efforts to get rid of mueller and sessions and the comey and flynn firings. last year as mueller was in the middle of his inquiry mcgahn had this to say about his current job. >> i advise the president on a rage of issues from constitutional law, executive power, whether or not we can go to war, judicial selection, administrative law. >> and that involves you in just about everything? >> unfortunately, yes. >> and axios recently reported on what mcgahn had to say to about 40 senior republican senate aides earlier this month. quote, i spent the last couple of years getting yelled at, and you may soon read about some of the more spirited debates i had with the president. axios goes onto say mcgahn didn

>> kelly clarkson talking her new movie video with her daughter wawrin a blessing to dt reason. and. >> i'm not ready for my talk show. men in magic mike spilling secrets behind the strip. >> and gordon ramsey is kickings you could take the treatment of your ulcerative colitis in a different direction. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. xeljanz is the first and only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms in as early as two weeks, improve the appearance of the intestinal lining, and provide lasting steroid-free remission. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, low blood cell counts, higher liver tests and cholesterol levels. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. your doctor should perform blood tests before and while taking xeljanz, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infecti

kelly, that concluded. what did we learn about how long life can be sustained in space and how? >> well, the whole concept here is you have a control. mikele scott was up in space for nearly a year. so they looked at the changes that occurred and they found a number of changes. so the fact that you're weightless in space in a brand new environment, the body begins to adapt and it takes time to be able to do that. so some of the things they found is that at the end of the dna strands, the telemers were extended. as soon as scotlanded, they became short again. so the effects of space seemed to reverse themselves. what really is exciting, of course, is we want to understand this because of the long journeys it's going to take in space if we're going to go to mars. >> very good point. jim green, thank you for walking us through all that today. >> my pleasure. it was delightful. >> it was great to have you here. we appreciate your time. we'll be right back. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care

mike fisher, she gave birth to her son three months ago. >> doing good? >> he's just started laughing, which is the sweetest sound in the whole world. >> carrie bumped into another famous mom kellyrkson after our interview. >> i want to know what this conversation was. >> two slits, i'm like, okay, i wish i had those thighs. she had a baby how long ago, not fair. >> can't talk about it. >> entertainer of the year, keith and wife nicole were couples gold. >> baby girl, i love you. our girl sunday and faith at home watching right now. >> he seemed genuinely surprised, none of us is surprised. >> i've been in the prom a few times. >> she's getting tears in her eyes. >> i'm going to say i've followed you on the red carpet, you know. >> wow, thank you. >> you need to be entertainer of the year. i love everybody else. >> he's my entertainer of the year. >> on the way, i'd say wife, you say husband. >> before these dancing stars say i do, we're getting all the wedding details. the dress, the first dance, and val's crazy idea for the vows. >> that's not going to happen. >> then, never been kissed, turns 20, e.t.'s time on the set with drew and the gang. >> that kiss was just like -- eh.

mike? >>> 60s and 70 temperatures. it starts to get warmer by friday and then a chance of rain saturday and sunday. >>> time with >> announcer: it's "live with kellyus, another member of our studio audience will play t or tale as we continue kelly and ryan's anniversary week. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪