kelli had a husband named mike bordeaux. they got married in 2010 before she joined the service but later separated. after some time apart, the couple decided to give it another shot. so when the army sent kelli to north carolina, she asked mike to come with her. >> why did kelli want to save the marriage? >> i think she didn't want to see it as a failure. she said, i'm going to give it three months where i devote -- i am going to make this work. >> but kelli couldn't make it work. despite her efforts the marriage was on the rocks. >> she bought him a one-way plane ticket to florida and he left. >> and did she actually use the word divorce? >> i remember in the text messages very clear, like, listen, mike, i have done everything i can for the last three months to make it work, i can't do this anymore, like this is it. >> during her initial separation from mike, kelli started seeing someone else, a guy from her hometown of st. cloud, florida, named justin thompson. >> she was just fun. she was easy to talk to. she was always l

that's a vote that mike kelly has weighed in on. does he support a government overtake of our election? host: is it just on the senate level already go for governor races as well? guest: we have not made any endorsement for governors but there is so much grassroots support between peter dixon, kari lake in arizona, governor ron desantis of florida. they are already on the ground working on these governor races so we just provide the firepower. host: jessica anderson is here for this conversation. if you want to ask her a question, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8002 for independents. you can text us questions or comments (202) 748-8003. you talked about georgia, was specifically about herschel walker are you endorsing? guest: he's an excellent candidate that will come to washington and shake things up which is the exact thing the conservative party is excited about right now. if you look at raphael warnock's record and has voted in line with president biden and chuck schumer, we would like to

congressman mike kelly blames democrats and president biden for high inflation insisting if republicans control congress, they can fix the economy. but the president says he has a new plan put more money in the pockets of middle income and working class americans on wednesday rolled out a road map for a federal crackdown on certain bank fees. the consumer financial protection bureau will target fees for an account overdraft and for cashing a bounced check fees that you never really asked for. >> you didn't want but can cost a lot of money. they're creeping across the entire economy. rohit chopra, who runs the bureau, says it issued new guidance warning banks that many of those surprise fees are illegal. the agency also wants to go after companies for hidden hotel fees and charges for switching internet or cable plans. it's making sure that wind seas are imposed on people. >> it's done transparently and fairly. >> the bureau estimates these steps could save americans about 3 billion dollars in fees each year. these things add up. the banking industry says it's already been cutting back o

time to head back to mike kelly's up the nights catch. it's an excellent night's work. 02. it's why hello guys, you 130 kilos today. well go, that was great. i'm happy with all now i'm off to bed. the load i'll head out again tonight is oodles. ah ah! the hopper at speak on myself can only be navigated at high tide. that's when the fishing tool is head in a dutch wholesale, it already has the refrigerated truck waiting to break this room to their next destination. ward off eugenio knox hoffman, they're headed to cooks hoffman to be sorted, preserved, and packed, and live. and then they'll go to the netherlands. all again, little hollow from there i imagine they'll go on to morocco, game of football. and they'll be back here in 4 weeks. oh, no. oh yeah, right, fresh, caught. he then them all. cool. then the, the appeal to morocco, i think because wages are low of their own by dotcom, just like the thought process. and we freeze the shrimp there, those docile you don't, that's not allowed here in germany long so that he couldn't do that here. marlins did a puzzle volkswagen.

that is something we're watching, mike kelly is is a good candidate for democrats but you have colleagueat a democrat close to kelly said they think it will be within pos 1 percentage point. >> election night, it will not be settled that night. >> i think that georgia does go to a run off in that case, most likely outcome is either -- 50/50 or 49-51, as a result we won't know until december. >> okay. that is when we run out of government funding in december. cancel our holidays. coming up what races have we been sleeping on. we will tell you about races on our radar with just over two weeks until the elile a election next. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. shannon: welcome back, midterm elections are crucial, we're keeping an eye on all of the biggest races, sometimes voters can be taken by surprise, we'll break down when match up we think could be sleep are races, you have picked interesting ones, start with senate juan you are watch

to back out races lisa murkowski in alaska and blake masters fights establishment while trailing mike kellyarizona both senate hopefuls live this morning, likely on the ballot in 2024 but will nikki haley run for president or team up with someone else as a vice presidential candidate in 2024, she will join us with her plans and biden's foreign policy blunders, it's alright here right now on "sunday morning futures". ♪. maria: we began the sunday morning with the threat of a compromise commander-in-chief, during a critical time for america with adversaries on the march, the chinese communist party in the stated goal of overtaking the united states is the number one superpower, russia taunting the world with nuclear threats, ukraine under war, the feds have reportedly closed in on charges against the presidents son. the washington post reported the charges revolve around tax crimes in line when purchasing a gun. the much more serious crimes that can affect the national security of america revolve around the potential biden family influence peddling in plain sight. according to house oversight

sensationalized the shooting and pretty much judged me to be guilty from the start, especially mike kellybergen record, turned the armed- turned the armed suspect into an innocent choirboy who was shot in the back while playing an innocent game of basketball in a schoolyard. i was no longer the good guy, protecting and serving a community and bergen record made sure of that. mike: spath was not only just over the top, but he was downright inaccurate. he said things that were simply not true. never once have they ever referred to phil pannell as being an armed suspect. those words never came out of their mouths. it was never written. this would be about politics and race, not about a cop doing his job chasing an armed felon. mike: i was surprised by the anger that was directed at my news organization and, in particular, me. this comes from a guy who hasn't even bothered to read what i wrote. he's told me that. spath: i hope and pray that none of you ever have to be faced with a situation where you're forced to fire your weapon and take a life. none of us asked for it. none of us want that.

. >> of course, i'm the obvious are the consequential -- were mike kelly, of course, voting for them ballot standpoint. i mean all the way down to a change of school, or the patty serrano or something, or maricopa county attorney's office. those are the types of releases that i find most impactful. >> they are, the big bags, things like that. >> yeah, when you look at things from the standpoint like your immediate community, where political issues are most foremost and most correctly. not only my philosophy, but the philosophy that my group has been trying to teach individuals and back in 2020 protests. i feel like more attention should be placed on a down ballot. everybody can recognize the top, the most recognizable people at the top of the ballot, but when you go to look at the things that require more research, people tended to leave that blank. maybe checked them off. >> they don't study. >> wes, that is a good point, you obviously need to vote for your senator, your governor, the secretary of state, the influential races where politics is in question. and down-ballot really mat

that's a vote that mike kelly has weighed in on.he support a government overtake of our election? host: is it just on the senate level already go for governor races as well? guest: we have not made any endorsement for governors but there is so much grassroots support between peter dixon, kari lake in arizona, governor ron desantis of florida. they are already on the ground working on these governor races so we just provide the firepower. host: jessica anderson is here for this conversation. if you want to ask her a question, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8002 for independents. you can text us questions or comments (202) 748-8003. you talked about georgia, was specifically about herschel walker are you endorsing? guest: he's an excellent candidate that will come to washington and shake things up which is the exact thing the conservative party is excited about right now. if you look at raphael warnock's record and has voted in line with president biden and chuck schumer, we would like to see a

yesterday's announcement garnered reaction from republicans, senator mike kelly from pennsylvania, sangousin biden has defeated the strategic reserve -- depleted the strategic reserve and gimmicks cannot solve energy policy. steve scalise on the house side, the whip saying that biden is sitting on applications to drill. gas prices are sky high. let that sink in. the administration doesn't care about your suffering. and then discussion on the increase for heating fuel, looking at october through march, putting natural gas on heating oil, propane, 05% according to the energy information agency. go to the eia.gov website and it talks about the current tradition around strategic oil with crude oil ending october the 14th, 4000 barrels there in the supply. it charts how much that fluctuated starting before 1985 if you want to get a wide scope of the spr and how much it is built. go to the ia.gov for that. jay in salem, pennsylvania. caller: how are you? host: well, yourself? caller: good. just listening along here. i want to make a point, my wife and i, we both make a good living. both above

mike. alright, well kelly ripa lets it all out in a new book.can't die from embarrassment or humiliation you can it will not kill you. her revealing new book and what critics are saying about it next? okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ aw... on abc 7 at 8. it's bachelor in paradise followed by the good doctor at 10 then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11. kelly ripa is out with a new book live wire. it's a collection of essays about marriage kids and her decades as host of the live show right here on abc 7 reporter sandy kenyon caught up with the new author. i got big stuff to talk about it's stuff that kelly ripa's publisher calls sharp fun

mike franken live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic senator mark kelly faces republican blake masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the mid-term elections. you'll also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span now video app. or online at c-span.org. "washi" continues. host: joining us now is ronald hansen who is a national news reporter to talk about the arizona senate debate. thanks for joining us. guest: nice to be with you. host: set the stage as far as tonight's debate and relate it to larger issues in this rate for arizona's senate seat. guest: this is arizona having a senate race and we've been doing it since 2016 stop this is to complete the final -- to start a new term in 2020. he is facing a first-time candidate the republicans in this race has been about masters trying to make the sick as -- a case against mark kelly not being the independent he claims to be. mark kelly is trying to make the case that he promised to be an independent voice for arizona. host: as far as the race itself,

mike: battleground arizona, there appears to be tightening, mark kelly the democrat was up 8 in augustfox poll suggesting it's down to 6 points, cassie, what do you make of senate races? >> arizona is one of those where you see the tight race for governor and that's going to be a helpful determinant and mark kelly, moderate senator, calculated play for himself since he's been in the senate. he hasn't jumped out of line one way or the other and he's been purposeful because he saw this coming for himself. i want to talk about pennsylvania for fetterman, philadelphia, a thousand carjackings, as we talk about crime and public safety and motivating factor, fetterman was rocky on parole board when letting criminals out and that's a play that will bite him in the bottom with voters as they see the crime rates rise. mike: one and only debate in the race is october 25th about two weeks out from election. what's the impact there? both of you weigh in on that. >> i think it's one of those races where it can matter. they both have to perform and it's, you know, there are have been questions about,

mike: all right, arizona, another battle ground. mark kellyse is the blake -- versus blake masters is also a toss-up. what about arizona, richard? >> that's an interesting one, because i think you're going to see some split-ticket voting. some folks are going to go to the polls, punch a republican for governor or a democrat for the governor or republican for the senate. i think in this case mark kelly's going to pull this one out. he's the incumbent. his wife, michigan gabby give orders, as we know was wounded in gun violence, but i think once again -- not only is this going to be tight, but we're not going to see it decided on election night. we're going to to wait to maybe friday to see how this comes out. and in georgia specifically, here's the truth. for both stacey abrams as well as rafael warnock, there's a second ball game here. after you get through tuesday, if none of these candidates get above 50%, we go to a runoff, and in a runoff in early december it's going to be the can you turn out your base versus the other person's base as th

we can go on and on and more from governor mike huckabee and former senior counselor to president trump, kelly anne conway. they were lying to people of pennsylvania. he's made a full recovery, he's doing great. has a bit of cognitive dysfunction but otherwise everything is fine. everything is obviously not fine. >> sean, it's not fine and may i remind everybody, john fetterman has a big job. he's lieutenant governor of pennsylvania. he's the number two most powerful person representing 13 million pennsylvaniaens. he ought to be forced to resign and people should actually question his ability to do his current job let alone one in the senate. i think that's the situation here. if you put aside his obvious health challenges, the lack of transparency, and integrity and honesty and humility, the motivators for him and his wife by the way, so craven to hold onto that power to get the next political position. she threatened dasha burns, a journalist and said dasha burns should suffer "consequences" and asked people to go after her and they d. everybody was underselling his health deficits and somet

back to you. >> sandra: kelly o'grady, really something to watch there, we will keep track of it. thank you. mike. >> mike: now up the coast to san francisco where it's gotten so bad that fed-up residents are taking matters into their own hands. claudia is there with more. literally taking matters into their own hands, right? >> that's right, mike. they are pulling out their cell phones and tweeting out images that they hope will lead to change. erica sandberg is one of the many who are taking to twitter calling out local politicians for allowing the streets of san francisco to be overrun with homeless tents, drug addicts, and trash. she says she knows her pictures and videos are graphic and disturbing. she says that's the point. >> they she people suffering, dying in the worst imaginable states who are not getting the care that they need, that they deserve, that they were promised, and that there is money for. what they are getting instead is nothing. >> advocates for the homeless slam these posts saying they are insensitive and amount to public shaming, but this citizen journalist does not plan

liz: and mike really breaks it down -- mike rowe really breaks it down as you just did. kellyles. >>> up next, this battle over rare earth minerals is getting much more dramatic here. lithium, just one of the elements needed. dragon fly energy relies on it for its lithium ion batteries. the ceo is here to tell us if china and russia are looking to corner the market on the critical natural resource and what we should be trying to do about it. it's a fox business exclusive. closing bell, 26 minutes away. well, we touch the 6 handle for the dow jones industrials, we're now up 602. everything in the green except wall greens. microsoft, sales force, cisco and nike up the most. ♪ i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo!

mike pence t scores easily. william wilmer flores is coming home and he's sliding in safe when carl's carson kelly drops the ball. giants win 4 to 3. they are one game over 500 with three games left in san diego. how about the aids? they got the better of reigning alcs young winner robbie ray today to avoid the sweep in seattle, up one. nothing when christian tachy takes raid deep to left that one's gone two run shot sunflowerseed shower for pot, and it's three. nothing is great defense by the a's in the bottom of the fourth. nick allen fantastic reflexes on the one hopper off the bed of mitch hanniger. great play there and the throw to first for the out the ace pick up their 57th win of the season. against 102 losses as they went it. 10 to 33 games left the baseball season. that's it. that's it. three games left minutes open tomorrow . that's the 2022 fifa world cup will see the best footballers on the planet do battle. i'm not sure memphis depay is ready to lead the line for the netherlands. south korea are aiming to channel the spirit of 2002 at their 10th consecutive finals. and we salute the safest hands in

for how america works with mike rowe digging into that type of stuff. neil: look forward to that kellyibu, not quite as beautiful, now stephen schork there, we forget about just the pollution behind this too. we've got a state that's so, you know, gung ho driven, with companies and autos and gas stations and nonetheless but this is a huge issue on just mother nature's front, ha? >> yeah, absolutely. we always tend to focus on what fossil fuels are putting into the atmosphere, but we tend to ignore what situation like wildfires are putting in. unfortunately, we have the political movement there in california. they are doing everything they can to enhance the impact of wildfires, so on the energy spectrum, you're not allowed to clear cut underneath power lines you're not allowed to clear away dead vegitation. you aren't allowed to bury lines , so we're taking all of these policies to try and mitigate the impact of fossil fuels and what we're doing is by not allowing us to burn fossil fuels any more respected manner, you're essentially increasing the impact of these wildfires. neil: you k

senator chuck grassley taking on his democratic challenger mike franken live at 8:00 eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic mark kellyfaces like masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the midterm elections. you will also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span now video at or online at . -- c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government are sponsored by these companies and more including wow. >> today fast internet connection is something that no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, value, and choice. now more than ever it always starts with great internet. wow. supports the

senator chuck grassley taking on his democratic challenger mike franken live at 8:00 eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic mark kelly faces like masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the midterm elections. you will also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span now video at or online at . -- c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government are sponsored by these companies and more including wow. >> today fast internet connection is something that no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, value, and choice. now more than ever it always starts with great internet. wow. supports the c-span as a public service along with the -- giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> congressman michael turner ranking member of the house intelligence committee talks about ways to reform the committee and how information is shared across intelligence can. he is meeting with former intelligent community members -- counsel. >> good morning and welcome, of atlantic council. it is my pleasure to welcome you to today's event on intelligence,

kelly. of those four races expected to be close, g.o.p. polls polls on the west coast are making waves. the congressman mike levin and california's ninth congressional district and mike erickson will take on andrea salinas and the district 6th. hopefuls have joined us earlier with their pitch to voters, watch. >> the reason we are going to win this races because people are just fed up. they are being hurt, they are being hurt by the cost-of-living that is costing them their peace of mind. oregonians want leaders now whether they will fight crime, inflation or problems we are seeing. they are tired and want to take back the streets from the criminals and liberal politicians. the latest fox news power rankings 33 toss ups with erickson and. >> carley: doubling down on abortion despite the fact that a lot of polls say the economy is the number one issue. >> that is right, carley still treating abortion as the top issue for ahead of the midterms and codify roe v. wade if democrats maintain control of congress, watch this. >> you care about the right to choose then you've got to vote. folks, if we do that, here'

kelly, it is believed, may have a slight edge, but that race, too, is tightening. in the last two weeks, former vice president mikece and senator rick scott of florida, the head of the republican senate arm has flown in to campaign with masters. the next leg is to navigate the roadblocks that stand between democrats and electoral success. >> what is happened in the last two months that has changed this race? >> well, i think inflation. i mean, everybody's feeling it in their pocketbook. >> that is the number one concern for americans right now in yet a new poll from monmouth says 63% of americans believe president biden is not paying enough attention to the issues that matter most to them. that may be part of the reason why democrats are also starting to face structural problems with various racial minorities, groups that they have been able to rely upon for electoral support in the past -- blacks, latinos, asian americans, pacific islanders. groups that are starting slowly but surely to peel away from automatically supporting democrats. one poll shows that hispanics' support for democrats in congressional races d

mike rowe and he'll talk about fires on 8:00 p.m. special and definitely tune into that, viewers, if you want to learn more. stu: got t kellyyou very much indeed from a winery in malibu. the dow 30, please. sense of the market. this looks good. dow is up exactly 300 points and about three quarters of the dow 30 are in the green. that means they're up. thousands of protesters demanding britain rejoin the european union. what? i wonder what nigel farage thinks about that. he led the brexit movement. nigel is next. ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist hi, i'm denise. i

mike franken live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic senator mark kelly faces republican blake masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the mid-term elections. you'll also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span

mike thanks very much congrats, every monday night 8:00 p.m. eastern in fox business prime lineup we will see you monday quick break travel prices sky-high not slowing down american passengers fox business kelly detail on your next trip. stay with us. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, americans are not slowing down when it comes to traveling including sky-high prices and fox business kelly o'grady is live at the la international airport. kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, maria. yeah, airline travel is defying the odds, prices up 42.9% year over year and one of the few industries experiencing a counter cyclical recovery and i want to show you data for context and last weekend tsa screenings hit 6.9 million, just shy of 2019's 7 million over the same weekend and sunday was the second week in a row that screenings daily hit 2.49 million and that's the highest since february of 2020. airlines expect performance to get even better. delta, american, united all projecting near 2019 profits for the fourth i can't tellerrer and jetblue missed expectations this morning and eked out profit for that third quarter and one explanation is that we've yet to see demand quenched by covid and

kelly, hardly an insurmountable margin. and in the arizona's governor's race, kari lake trailed by a single point, a that atist call tie. joining us now, mikells ask and says in most cases the trump-aligned candidates that observers have pegged as being potential liabilities in those states look exactly like that. i love the observers part because this is what we think -- >> right. howard: -- but that's the media cop census, these people are mostly in deep trouble. >> i think some of them are going to get through, i really do. and democrats are going to have to looked in the mere your -- mirror, because they funded a lot of these candidates -- howard: right, they wanted these people to get the nomination. >> they're unelectable, until they get elected, and all of a sudden you're going to be complaining we can't get anything done because we've got these very, very conservative candidates now in office. they are votes -- howard: yeah. it's doubly important because patrol of the -- control of the senate thingses by one seat or two at most. political winds may be shifting back in the republicans' direction. for the first time, google searches f

>> live with kelly and ryan is coming up plus grocery store saving tips. it's 9:00 on abc seven. mikestal drizzle first thing in gray skies with 40's and 50's for the most step increasing sunshine and we'll keep the clouds close to the coast. kumasi: we will have another abc 7 news update in another 30 minutes. can find the latest at abc7news.com. ♪ ♪ it's not the same as it was ♪ ♪ in this world ♪ >>> we are delighted to have our next guest here. on screen she's an oscar winner who has played everything from a star baseball player to the president of the united states. off screen she has been instrumental, folks, in working to create gender parity in media. now she's wrote a beautiful new memoir called "dying of poli politeness." so great to have you here on "gma." we were discussing the cover and everything like that. >> cover is so charming. >> you write about -- the reason i stumble is, because i know you this as this confident self-assured woman and then when reading the book it took some time for you to get to where you are now because your parents talked about politeness so muc