i want to tell you about reilly from butte, montana. reilly was born november 6, 199. we have four children -- 1997. we have four children our youngest was born in 1996. this all hits way too close to home. reilly loved his mother and his father, tom. incidentally, tom was my guest to the state of the union address earlier in year. his stepmother, his brother, his step siblings, his family, two dogs were all loved by tom. according to those who knew him best, reilly was an avid fisherman, a sportsman. so much like most montanans, and he spent his free time enjoying the great outdoors in montana with family and friends floating the big hole, skiing discovery, camping at canyon ferry. he was also an artist. he enjoyed all these things and more until july 30 of 2022. the day reilly died taking a pill laced with fentanyl. reilly was in montana when this happened. he was just 24 years old. reilly lives on in the stories that families and friends tell about him, but that shouldn't be the case. reilly should be alive today. fentanyl overdoses quickly became the leading cause

reilly gaines was second, meaning she was really first. she was the fastest college female swimmer in the country. she didn't like swimming against guys. she didn't like changes in the locker room with guys. and because she said that, she is being hunted down and attacked. [shouting] [shouting] [shouting. [[bleep] >> jesse: gaines had to barricade herself inside san francisco state university for over three hours. that's what you call a hostage situation. she was just there to deliver a speech on women's sports. turned into a riot. why? well, one reason, she didn't like interesting to undress in front of strange men. >> 22-year-old male male genitalia. let me be clear. we were not forewarned. we were not asked for our consent. we did not give our consent. i can attest to the tears that were shed on that pool deck by these four ninth place finish herb missed by one place. can i attest to the extreme discomfort in the locker room and you turn around and there is a male watching you undress while exposing himself. >> jesse: none of that was e

i want to bring in ryan reilly you've been covering this throughout what did he say and how does it fit into the big picture of this trial? >> the government revealed this evidence yesterday that him with some object in his hands it was flashed by. it was illuminated by the online sleuths looking into everything january 6th. it shows him pointing a device towards police officers and what the government maintains is a stream coming out potentially of that device. now, zachary fell apart on the stand and wasn't clear how he should go down this road or whether or not he wanted to confirm it he said he did not recall using pepper spray against officers that day the problem is that the government has evidence in another case, another proud boy who said zachary was more heated than he'd ever seen him on january 6th and was asking other rioters for bear spray that day. that document also concedes that he did not obtain bear spray so no details on what was in his hand there but it won't help his case we also have the proud boy who shattered that window and started that mob that went into the ca

former kentucky swimmer reilly gaines will be here to respond to democrats that are trying so hard to erase female athletes. later more shocking video from the breakdown of law and order in america's major cities, it's happening everywhere, every place, every day. take a look. >> sean: as mr. rogers used to say just a regular day in the neighborhood. not really. this has to end. you're not going to believe how bad these far left hell holes have become. it is getting worse every day and we'll have more in a moment but first for many today represents one of the worst days of the year. it is the official deadline today, because the 15th fell on a weekend, to file your taxes. this year, you, the american people, you have already forked over more money to the federal government than ever before in history. now, even if you reside in a deep blue city and a deep blue state, the vast majority of your tax dollars being sent to the washington sewer and swamp, the average american household is now forking over almost $37,000 a year to the feds. wow. so what is the swamp doing for all of that har

civil war statute that carries a potential maximum 20 years in prison joining us now is nbc's ryan reillyod morning what's the latest from the courthouse today >> reporter: that's right. so one of the most interesting things today was prosecutors directly accused zachary real who was the head of the philadelphia proud boys of lying on the stand during hadis testimony last week. over the urcourse of a long weekend while we were in the middle of zachary real's testimony. online sleuths got to work and they found video that appears to be showing zachary real point ago can of pepper spray at the officers that day. that's something that the fbi and justice department didn't know about, and had failed to see during their two-line investigation. online sleuths were able to surface this they presented it during the cross compassion, and all that v zachary real was able to come back with was that he didn't recall whether or not he pepper sprayed officers which isn't necessarily that someone it that didn't pepper spray officers would say in that situation. the evidence is pretty strong against him.

its instructions ahead of closing arguments that are now scheduled for monday morning nbc's ryan reillyn d.c. three months of testimony, ryan, i don't need to tell you that. this trial against enrique tarrio and four other members is entering the final stretch i understand things got interesting in the last 24 hours. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: that's right. what's one more day when you consider a three-month long trial. closing arguments are set finally to begin on monday this week, we did see some interesting developments during testimony from two defendants. zachary reel, the head of the philadelphia proud boys chapter, who prosecutors at the last moment received evidence from online suggesting that he was holding a can of pepper spray that he had pointed toward officers that's something they didn't see during the course of this two-yearlong investigation it was a last-minute addition, so that was sort of some surprising new evidence that we had introduced there at the last moment he of course said he could not recall whether or not he used pepper spray that day, which judge f

joining us now, nbc justice reporter ryan reilly, also the author of the fourth coming book "seditioned back in december. boil down the closing arguments for us what are you hearing >> reporter: like you said, prosecutors are arguing that essentially this group was organizing for action and preparing for violence ahead of january 6th. what they told jurors is there doesn't have to be an explicit plan ahead of time, that individuals that went to the capitol that day and decided to participate in pry lens might have formed an instant k conspiracy they're pointing to messages that the proud boys generated including from defendant ethan nor dean who talked about how they should fascist the f out after the 2020 election didn't go their way there's all this violence in november and december. the prosecutors are pointing to this ultimate storming of the capitol. >> ryan, of course, the most serious charge is the seditious conspiracy charge. remind us of the others. >> obstruction of an official proceeding is one of the other charges we have here, along with conspiracy to prevent an officer f

former proud boys members in washington, d.c., in connection with the attack on the capitol ryan reillys outside the courthouse where closing arguments are underway ryan, take us inside that courtroom. what are both sides leaving jurors with? >> that's right, so the government spend the morning laying out the case for how the proud boys sort of formed after that -- or how this plan rather sort of formed, starting -- they started off their case immediately after donald trump made his infamous comments referencing the proud boys telling them to stand back and stand by in the heat of that 2020 campaign. then they take us after the election when there was a lot -- when a lot of this rhetoric about the stolen election was convincing the proud boys and millions of other americans about the false claims about the 2020 election. fast forward to december 19th when donald trump sent that we'll be wild tweet, and that's really when the crux of this conspiracy really comes together that's when there's a chat that's formed within the proud boys that's all about january 6th and what they're going to

is a question of whether he thinks he can prove those charges or not. >> rebecca roiphe and ryan reillyu both for being here, and happy friday. >>> meanwhile, mike lynn zelle, the my pillow guy may have to dig around his mattresses for some cash. an arbitration panel has ordered the trump ally and election conspiracy theorist to pay $5 million to a software developer who was found to have won the so-called prove mike wrong chanllenge the data he claimed was real was actually phony, which trump voter robert zeitman said he did and quickly. >> i never expected to be able to show that it was bogus data because normally data analysis can take weeks or months, and i had three days but the data was so obviously fake that i spent a few hours before i could show it was fake. >> lynn dell called the ruling a horrible wrong decision and says he hopes to get it overturned in federal court. >>> there are also new developments in the ongoing legal drama surrounding president biden's son hunter, including details about the potential charges federal prosecutors have considered bringing against him, ac

bud light has become so toxic that country star reilly green just scrubbed the borders bud light fromwish grandpa never died. it's a great song. the crowd didn't mind it when he replaced the name with a competitor. >> cars and copper head ♪ and coolers never coors light pete pet. >> pete: good time to be the silverg bright blue because the iconic blue can of bud light has transitioned to bright pink. it's so bad that john rich is telling his distributers to take it all back. >> bud light has been the number one selling beer a at my bar redneck rivera in nashville. over the past seven or eight days, our bud light sales are nonexistent to the point where we had to call the distributer and said hey would you come down and pick up these 118 cases of bud light because nobody is ordering them and they're just going to go bad sitting here. so, at the end of the day, yeah, if the customers don't want it, i can't stock it. >> pete: if your distributers won't take it back i hear kid rock will blast a round in them for you. >> let me say something to all of you and be as clear and concise as pos

reilly, how many is there how many would you like? there are 12 that are in the order. he said, i'll have six two in there. there's a marker and and then then he invited me to his apartment, which was filled with the most fantastic art and it was his birthday. so i went to a shop at madison avenue and him some beautiful marble old fruits from italy gorgeous box presented them to him at this table in his library under the most beautiful bonnard. and he repeated like a little kid, another and he did. he didn't even he said, can i one of these right away? and i said, well, actually, no, they're not. and there was a third moment that, you know, he obviously must have been aware of. but i was trying to interview henry kissinger because he was a member of the board. and henry kissinger said, well, i won't you an interview, but i'll invite you to dinner. so steve and i into his apartment in the river house in new york and henry looked at me and said, i have delivered you your subject on a silver platter and i watched for the whole evening bill paley, interact with all these wo

. >> not to mention reilly gaines was held hostage for hours at a turning point event.areen said something of the essence of you need to fight back, fight this. using charged language. not to mention the biden administration said transact visits shape the soul of the nation, the fabric of the nation. and these are not isolated incidents, this is now a pattern. and when we start to see a pattern emerge we need to have the courage and willingness to point out the pattern and say you're not a protected class in the sense that you're allowed to act outragesly and violent and go after people you disagree with and use these sort of intimidation tactics. the immediate i can't's intentionally not investing these. i pray laura i'm wrong. i think there's something in that manifesto that they don't want us to see. i think there's something in that manifesto that shows this is a social contagion that infected this poor person that turned into an evil person and committed something unspeakable. i pray i'm wrong but this seems like a coverup and they have an agenda behind it. >> laur

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reilly and glenn beck.ficials from home title lock have not commented the federal trade commission is giving some advice to people thinking about renting out their car through a peer to peer app. it says. aps like get around to row or hire car can be risky. some people who have listed their cars have reported having them damaged, stolen or used to commit a crime. the ftc is now suggesting using key lock boxes and immobilizing software . it says to use a general location for where your car will be available for pickup to avoid theft and make sure you know what insurance will cover and not cover. the fbi issued a warning this week. don't charge your phone in public officials say scammers have now found ways to get your data when you plug into those free charging stations. boxing stephen going joins us now live with the details. so stephen, how are we supposed to protect ourselves? that's a good question. there are some cybersecurity experts we've talked to who have a little bit of advice. we're going to get t

reilly and glenn beck. company officials from home title lock have not commented.hree days in the forecast, i will pinpoint the neighborhoods that will be the windiest. let's go to ktvu claudine wang. now with a look at some of the stories, let's check in with claudine in the news from now for more on what's coming up tonight on the seven over on ktvu plus claudia tonight at seven. former governor arnold schwarzenegger wants to terminate potholes. why the action star is taking matters into his own hands, plus newly single taylor swift spotted out and about in new york city, tmz shares with us the familiar face. she was seen hanging out with those stories and more coming up at seven on ktvu plus thanks, claudine. but first after the break, the cdc is warning about a rise in sexually transmitted diseases by the agency is turning to san francisco for ideas on how to bring down the numbers. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream

this is a wonderful woman i want you to love her like love her i think he just sat here and went >> reillyother in nevada for a while that left only bonnie's teenag daughter connie at home. >> riley never adopted connie. she was an afterthought. she was just never brought int the family >> this is something less like the brady bunch and more lik the ewing's -- >> just the goings without the culture, it was really jus constant drama >> the boys took different career paths john became a businessman. bruce had a number of differen jobs at various times, he was a cop in reno, a medicaid frau investigator for the texas attorney general's office, and a nursing home administrator along the way, he married an divorced eight, count them eight women. still, as the years roll by, the brother's feelings for bonnie seemed to fester. there were a lot of reasons fo that, but maybe the biggest on was a will their father, riley had drawn up shortly before he died and 1997. >> riley's will specifically said that bonnie good live o that property as long as she was a lie. and then when she died, th land would

swimmer reilly gaines is calling out what she calls manipulative equity and inclusion culture.t. >> the dei sue bird signed a letter fairness in women's sports bill that is backed by gaines. and distributers are seeing bud light sales plunge in the wake of partnership with trans influencer. bear business daily reporting dramatic drops sellers spoofed. particularly in the heartland and the south this as outrage grows. transportation secretary pete buttigieg husband chase stone taking to twitter to ask quote lgbtq boycott water too. going to boycott that next. those are your headlines, steve. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, ashley. have you ever used one of those public charging stations you see at the airport or the mall or a business? you might want to think twice if you value your private information because the fbi has warned over the last couple of days that bad actors can inflict -- infect your phone with malware through the usb ports in a hacking trend known as juice jacking. here with more cyberguy kurt knutsson. i know you have been watching this for a while

i want to bring in nbc's ryan reilly who's been covering all of the developments for us.o nbc's vaughn hillyard with the former president and his supporters in manchester, new hampshire, brendan buck who served as an aide to republican house speakers paul ryan and john boehner, and an msnbc political analyst, and carol lamb is a federal former -- rather former federal prosecutor, also an msnbc legal analyst. welcome all. ryan, we'll go to you first here. what do we know about pence's testimony and where it's going to fit into jack smith's investigation? >> you know, we know it was rather lengthy. there was plenty to talk about obviously. you can talk about all these things leading up to january 6th on january 6th itself, a lot of material to cover. we saw those vehicles enter yesterday early in the morning and they ended up leaving not until very late, several hours before the grand jury on the third floor of that courthouse here in d.c. a lot of material to cover. it's a really big moment in this investigation, but there's two sort of separate tracks happening. there's t

it is a big news night we have on the seen nbc justice reporter ryan reilly outside that federal courthouse in washington where mike pence testified today, and john flannery. >> hello. >> ryan, walk us through what you can share from the reporting we read, the scene, the color, what we think went down. >> we were all waiting for this. given the -- what we got from the appeals court last night, this is the soonest this could probably happen. and it was quite an elaborate scene. we've seen security preparations around the court i have been here covering the proud boys seditious conspiracy trial, and you see a lot of individuals from the department of homeland security pop and out. they were on a tour last week going around the building bull today there's a different vibe, as our producer gary described it, around the courthouse today. there it was a different presence some reporters joked around with the chief judge about what was going on, and he sort of gave a little mile and didn't confirm anything directly. but there's clearly something happening. given the way this courthouse is designed

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and, in fact, per capita there are more's reilly companies that have gone -- more israeli companies that nasdaq than any other nation. to me, israel is a miracle. >> and the innovation is sill there, the start-up is still there, and i can tell you money is still coming into israel. people recognize that innovation, the ideas and we'll continue to produce great start-ups. liz: but a year ago when there was the gaza violence, it hurt israeli businesses. here we are today, we have more violence. but on top of it, you have peaceful protests by israelis when it comes to this judicial reform issue. people are very concerned within israel. people who are coming up with start-ups. and some of them even in "the new york times" said that they almost feel like they need to leave to start up their companies and come to maybe the u.s. or other nations. you've without9 to stop that, don't you? >> i think -- [inaudible] people invest in israel because it's a great investment. and i think it will continue to be that way. and, with by the way, western look at the democracy, the pact that thousands of peo

reilly there was a big lawsuit being threatened, or at least some sort of out of state settled out of court settlement was reached with the family of seth rich. and a lot of the details of those settlements. we just do not know the public does not know. will we learn the details of this settlement? if so, when, and is there a chance ? we'll never know. there is a chance. we'll never know jake. that's really part of this settlement itself. as you said, it's quite common for litigants , including fox news to have as part of the settlement agreement of confidentiality agreement around it, saying, no, neither side can disclose the number. of course, we're all very interested to know the number here. the reason that fox settles the reason any party settles is because jury trials are inherently unpredep. doble. there is inherently an element of risk here. and i think from fox's point of view, i'm you know, we'll see what the price tag is here. if i had to guess i would guess it's quite hefty because they were looking at major problems. first of all. they could get hit with an enormous verdi

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reilly was at the university of kentucky on an athletic scholarship. what would happen if a young girl is forced to compete against a male in high school shrks she could -- high school is she could watch her dreams taken away. already this has been taken away at the hands of biological males. you've got to be kidding me. males have 40% to 50% upper body greater -- greater body strength. it is dangerous to put them on the same field as women. this is basic biology. what do we see from the party of science last week? exactly zero democrats in the house voted for this bill. zero. the party of science seems to have skipped biology class. now the question is, will any democrats in the senate show a little bit of courage and stand up for women? just a little bit. will any senate democrats vote to protect their daughters, their granddaughters, or great granddaughters? i'm anxious to see this. will any of them do that today? democrats have been talking a lot about women on the senate floor lately. democrats seem to think the only thing women care about is abor

reilly and glenn beck. recognition bill is now moving forward in the state legislature assembly public safety committee passed the bill introduced by san francisco assembly member phil ting. he says a b 6 42 will regulate facial recognition technology and make sure it's used at its highest level to reduce cases of mistaken identity. ting also says it will only be used in felony investigations. this is about making sure that we're trying to do the best we can to protect 40 million californians who right now i have zero protection on facial and for anybody to say the luo opposes the bill. it says facial recognition has led to several wrongful arrests of black men in particular, and it could be used to record the movements of immigrants and people who come to california seeking abortions or gender affirming care. now the biden administration is discussing possible rules for a i tools like chat gpt. the commerce department is requesting public comment on accountability measures and to find out if there is a nee

investigator for the january 6 committee, thank you for taking time for us i want to bring in ryan reilly scene there today >> reporter: it was secretive. all day our producers were seeing activity happening around the courthouse a lot more security it seemed like there's a number of reporters camped out at the garage exit behind me. what they was they brought in -- him in through the garage entrance and went up to the third floor where the grand jury meets. wasn't in any area that was acceptable to the public for the day. they snuck him in. kept this quiet. as soon as they were able to move forward, following this legal resolution last night. there's been a number of individuals who have testified before the grand jury. this is one of the last people that we expect to get in before we reach -- we build some sort of conclusion here ultimately. a big day. quite something when they tore out of it and flashing on those signs. not the testimony that you typically -- the way that a typical grand jury person who is testifying necessarily gets to one of these events. >> as only a motorcade can l

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