soccer speaking out against paul reilly saying the former coach victimized them.ayers breaking their silence, supported by their friend and former captain alex morgan what made you speak out now? >> when shefay told me her story, i knew we had to do something. i said we have to push this story. because it will save people. >> were you at all scared when you were told what had happened? >> in the moment, i was but i immediately asked, do you want to file a complaint? she said, yeah i said, let's do this. >> reilly denies the accusation but has not responded to nbc news for comment the former commissioner lisa baird alerted in april and resigned last week now saying, in part, that she fought to enact initiatives that protected the women in our league. >> the commissioner has stepped down reilly has been fired. is that enough >> no, that's not enough there are open investigations. there are more investigations that need to be had. >> reporter: the league now says it has investigations opened into reilly's past and the league to undertake a significant systemic and cu

michael reilly was a 25 year veteran of the capitol police force.e wasn't inside the capitol on january 6th but he was on duty on capitol hill listening to the police radios of other officers, his colleagues in distress, and he himself was reporting to a bomb threat on capitol hill. now, we have been hearing rioters for months alleging in court that they believed that they were being ushered into the capitol or being helped in some way by police officers. this is the first charge that the justice department has found evidence to show that a police officer on duty that day allegedly was trying to help someone, albeit after january 6th. so in reilly's case, the day after the riot, he allegedly reached out to a contact he had through a facebook group, and wrote to that person. i'm a capitol police officer who agrees with your political stance. he had seen selfies that this friend of his on facebook had posted and he said take down the part about being on the building. they are currently investigating and everyone who was in the building is going to be

reilly denied the accusations in the report.iday night, the legal released a one-sentence statement about commissioner lisa baird, saying she resigned and the league accepted. earlier friday, the nwsl, in collaboration with the player's union, called off all matches scheduled this weekend based on, quote, the gravity of the events of the last week. now, the players' union in a statement said, quote, words cannot qualitily capture our anger, pain, sadness and disappointment. we refuse to be silent any longer. our commitment as players is to speak truth to power. we will no longer be complicit in a culture of silence that has enabled abuse and exploitation in our league and our sport, unquote. u.s. soccer announced it will conduct an independent investigation of the allegations. the organization not only governs soccer in the country, it also supports the nwsl financially. and until this season, managed league operations. >> and soccer's world governing body, fifa, says it's also starting an investigation into the case. the group

officer reilly appeared in court an hour ago. it was visual. he was in his holding cell while the proceedings were held online. he's being released with restrictions, he needs to get approval for any travel. he can not have any weapons. that includes guns. this all came about according to this indictment in the beginning of january when this officer first friended someone who later appeared at the capitol riot, made his way inside the capitol. one day after the capitol riot on january 7th, this indictment says that this capitol police officer contacted the alleged rider because he noticed that there were videos and pictures on his facebook feed documenting his time inside the capitol. on january 7th, this is allegedly what the officer wrote to that alleged rider. here it is saying, hey, i have a capitol police officer who agrees with your political stance: take down the part about being in the building. they are currently investigating and everyone who is in the building is going to be charged. just looking out. then days later, the officer wro

once officer reilly discovered the rioter had been arrested and was talking to the fbi.cer to be charged in connection with the capitol insurrection. he was on duty that day, but not actually at the capitol during the riot. he is now facing up to 20 years in prison for each count of obstruction. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >> now, you just heard jessica say that steve bannon is actually refusing to comply with the house committee subpoena. so what's motivating the trump ally and his one-time adviser? cnn's tom foreman takes a look. >> reporter: he is not ready to speak to congress about the violence of january 6th, but steve bannon is talking plenty. on his daily podcast, whipping his followers into a frenzy. >> elections have consequences, stolen elections have catastrophic consequences and that's what we're seeing in this country right now. we need your blood to boil. we need to be in a situation where you're not going to back down, okay? >> reporter: he's done it all along. he seemed to confirm reports that just days before the insurrection, he was on the phon

michael a reilly is charged with obstruction of justice.vidence of a rioter's involvement in the incident. they say reilly advised that person to remove posts from facebook showing the participant inside the capitol during the attack. >> top official for a northern virginia school system is apologizing to a pair of female students and their families who claim they were sexually assaulted by the same student at two different schools. louden county school superintendent scott ziegler said they failed to provide a safe environment. he's proposing a number of changes, parents have protested the school board meetings and called for his resignation >> the biden administration will ask to block that prohibits abortions once a heartbeat is detected. last week the score allowed the law to take effect without ruling on whether it is constitutional >> president biden is preparing to reverse his decision cancelling a key trump era policy dealing with the border, but he is not doing it willingly. we go to south texas with details. >> the trump administr

that night, police found the body of james reilly near the body of a woman he was trying to save that. nick and i finally hooked up with a channel two crew and began filing live reports from the burning hills, leslie worth the intersection of glenbrook and bowling in the oakland hills, and you can both of us were feeling sick from swallowing so much smoke, but we were alive. eight days later. firefighters from throughout california attended the funeral of james riley, a man everyone describes as simply a great guy. even though i only knew him for a minute and never spoke to him. i wanted to go, but i couldn't. an incredible look back and such a sacrifice. rob never made it to battalion chief riley's funeral because he was because his as we mentioned his baby girl was born that very same day today on the nine rob told us how the memories of his harrowing escape still affect his life today. it's for sure it's changed changed my life. i have tremendous empathy for people who lose their homes in firefighters, you know, in fire wildfires and you know i've covered wildfires since then. and

to highlight fantastic new book hit the shelves posh book no way to treat a child by newspaperly reillyead. congratulations. jesse: depression, you seem kind of upset you weren't invited to rick the bell. too early for you? >> greg: who goes down there anymore? do you even need the stock exchange? jesse: you are unnecessary. we are skipping you. go to jesse's feeding frenzy. this was a special feeding frenzy because dana perino actually pitched this. and jelly beans turkey dinner, apple pie and coffee. these are candy corn. i'm reading what's on the sheet like a good little boy. and these flavors include green beans. roasted turkey cranberry sauce gingerbread carrots. should i try the green bean dap dap ever since i have had the grandgreen bean casserole. is it horrible? jesse: this is pay back? >> greg: nicely done. >> dana: i like the coffee one. jesse: green bean is not great. emily: take one and pass it downtown table. jesse: okay ms. manners. >> greg: not good. jesse: greg, we won't skip you, your turn. >> greg: i'm going to be at memphis, tennessee grace land tickets are still ava

take you to all of you, clara 0'reilly, media editor at insider, jane merrick, policy editor, to thepressure moving in from the southwest that is mainly affecting england and wales. that is bringing with it some heavy rain and it is also strengthening the winds too. we start with some heavy rain across east anglia and the south—east but it will soon move away. but for northern england it will be wet through much of the day. the rain continues to push into the south—east of scotland. forwales, midlands and southern england it may brighten up, they may be sunshine but also showers. around the area of low pressure we have strong winds, particularly where it is wet and it will make it feel cold. some of the wet weather could push on to the north—east of scotland later, but we are missing the worst of the weather across western scotland and northern ireland with no more than one or two showers and some sunshine. the area of low pressure bringing the wet wind is slowly going to move away during wednesday, and the next with system will be pushing and from the atlantic. we started winding on

bill o reilly, what did he say -- the folks, middle class americans. the people -- >> jesse: not a high class problem as the puppeteer said. they spin everything. afghanistan was a smashing success. if you point out any problem, you know, they go after the guys on horseback stopping the border crisis. >> hannity: unbelievable. >> jesse: they go after the police and the private sector trying to struggle to get the products to the stores. he says the buck stops with him. it doesn't. it doesn't. it doesn't stop anywhere. >> hannity: here's a question, i'm asking this honestly. everybody watching you tonight. can you name or think of one thing or one policy that joe has implemented that is successful? because i can't. and this is not partisan for me. i will give you an example. i don't care who gets covid if they -- i want them to get well even if it means they're going to spend the rest of their lives trying to get people like you and me fired. >> jesse: right. >> hannity: right. i want everyone american coming home from afghanistan, if they're going to g

. >>> let's talk about this further with kirk reilly, a stunt man on tv shows "the walking dead", and "fear the walking dead", and michelle turner, cnn contributor, and cohost of entertainment tonight. explain how this works on a set, when you are handling a gun or anyone is handling a gun on set and what you think happened here? >> well, i don't want to get into what i think happened because there are a number of things that could have happened. but oftentimes we do use what are called quarter rounds where you'll have a little bit of gun powder in the gun, and they have to cap it with something like a little piece of paper or some cotton or something so that you can see the muzzle fire go off, and as a stunt performer, we make sure that we are a safe distance away, a safe angle away, the camera operators that are up in the action, the actors, the background artists, everybody's at a safe distance. sometimes when you want to see the cartridge, they'll take the powder out of the cartridge but leave the cartridge itself in. that can get dangerous if you're switching back and forth betwe

. >> reilly told the person that he was just looking out for them. now a reminder more than 100 officers were injured and one died the day after the attack and four officers who were there that day later died by suicide. let's go to jessica schneider. and what more do you know about the charges against this officer? >> reporter: well, this is an officer victor what has been on the the capitol police force for 25 years but this afternoon appeared virtually from a holding cell via zoom during the court proceedings. that is just an initial hearing. so in plea was entered. but prosecutors, the judge did release him. he is being release the with restrictions. he has to get any travel preapproved. he also could not have any weapons, including guns. this officer now charged with two counts of obstruction. one count for the fact that he allegedly told an accused capitol rioter to remove all facebook posts pertaining to the january 6 insurrection including videos that that rioter had taken and also the second count of obstruction for then later deleted all of

and at that point, really a fire truck came out of the smoke and battalion chief jim reilly told us to hop on, so we did, and they just raced. uh they raised through buckingham boulevard to get away and start evacuating, uh, neighborhoods and then, of course, uh, chief riley. passed away. you know. minutes later, he'd gotten off the truck to help someone and he never got back on and we certainly sent our condolences to his family on this day. yeah just such a close call for you and your crew there. it just shows you how erratic and how fast these fires move, looking at the cars and the images from that day people trying to get out of the area as fast as they could. our camera. people were right there with the firefighters. it's striking to how the flames like jump from one property and then totally missed one house, but then burned down another house. talk about the aftermath, rob and how fast this fire flared up because it started as like a grass fire, and it wasn't completely put out and then overnight it sparked back up and then erupted into this firestorm. that we're looking at the

when reporters ryan reilly ingesting cook of -- unaware that the fbi was looking for him.e confirmed that yes, it was him. robert scott palmer of clearwater florida. in the eye catching flak jacket he told the reporters that the biden administration was trying to vilify the patriots and quote. who were involved in the riot but the reporters notice that he seemed to grow increasingly and she says the call continued. i didn't do tonight -- he hung up when the huffington post asked him, about the fire extinguisher. because it is one thing to talk in general terms about being an innocent patriot who is being vilified. it is quite another thing to answer specific questions about how you unloaded a fire extinguisher, at a bunch of besieged police officers, and then threw it at them. 12 days after that peace appeared in the huffington post, he was arrested, and charged with assaulting those police officers. today, he pled guilty in court to a felony. the specific charge is, assaulting resisting or impending certain officers, using a dangerous weapon. inflicting bodily injury. any

steve: reilly. >> exactly. reilly. and we are already in contact. i spoke to g.g.use of your viewers. that helped us. brian: at the same time, no longer all of the sudden cops are the enemy. you are helping out the families. pushing against the tide with tunnel 2 towers. >> one of the last times i was on "fox & friends." instead of people spitting on the ground when they see police officers they should kiss the freaking ground police officers walk on. without them we don't have a society. steve: 25 years ago when we started. >> coming back. when i walked through, six different states, 5378 whilts families coming out. they love america. they are waiving the flag. and it was great. it was very encouraging for me to see that. brian: we tried a year without cops it didn't go too well, right? we hopefully they will be empowered again and you got their back. ainsley: your story is so inspiring. moving all of us and so -- you so generous. just when we hear stories like yours give us optimism. brian: frank was in great shape you trained for a year for the walk. >> i had to

. >> wishing a happy 14th birthday to our grandson in florida we love you, reilly!ber. >> congratulations welcome back to "today." from groceries to food so happy you are with us on this tuesday. >>> a lot of people rely on food deliveries but how do we know what arrives is safe to eat? >> vicky wynn will have more on what you need to know tomorrow on today i hope she does not investigate insomnia cookies, which we get to our house hopefully those are okay >>> federal health officials are expected to approve mix and match covid booster shots as early as this week but that news comes as the pushback against vaccine mandates intensifies hey, megan, good morning >> good morning to you the fda is expected to allow americans to mix and match the covid vaccines but some research that really stands out here is recipients of the j&j vaccine, when they received the booster of moderna, 15 days later they're seeing a significant increase of immunity to the tune of 76 times more antibodies in the system by just getting that half dose of moderna we do know the fda is expected to

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let's talk about the two runs, the first one courtesy of austin reilly in the third inning.t big exciting moment of the night and braves catcher hit a home run in the eighth making it the first time did he it at home this season. ian anderson did a great job. he pitched five innings of no hit baseball only gave up three walks and the braves pitching staff held up their end of the bargain only giving up two hits. braves brought their a game and the fans did, too. i spoke to a lot of fans before and during the game. they were hilarious, the beer was flowing. check out some of the excitement. you said by the will of god you got these tickets. this sounds sort of like a spiritual experience for you. >> it's going to be life-change. i woke up this morning with the most energy ever. carley: is this kind of like your christmas? >> christmas, new year's and my birthday all in one. >> if the astros won, i would dance. carley: i would love to see that. >> i would buy my wife a new mercedes. carley: whoa. how cool is it you goat bring your son to the world series. >> for four years we

wife gigi and the baby that was born after reilly had been killed. the baby who will never know her father, who will always know his story, and always know that he was an american hero. mr. president, i come to the floor today to oppose what the democrats are trying to do with their reckless taxing-and-spending spree. right now prices are rising all across america. the price of gas has gone up by $1 since joe biden has taken the oath of office, it is going to get worse this winter. in total the typical american family is paying about $175 more every month, month after month because of inflation and the front page story of "the new york times" today talked about upcoming thanksgiving, the most expensive thanksgiving and they called it a wallop to the wallet. that's the front page of "the new york times. " mr. president, i would say when see that kind of a story, you know that inflation is here and it looks like it's here to stay and it's connected directly to the policies of this president, this administration, and the democrats in congress who are tr