robert kelly.e to pope benedict xvi who has died at the age of 95. the former pontiff will lie in state at st peter's basilica in the vatican from monday. his funeral will take place on thursday. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool looks back now at his life. cerebral by character, benedict was a prolific author and more at home with scholarship than pastoral work. he led the world's catholics for eight years and then abruptly resigned — the first pope to do so in 600 years. bell tolls. the passing of the man considered by hundreds of millions around the world to represent a direct link to jesus was announced by his successor. translation: we are moved as we recall him as such - a noble person, so kind, and we feel such gratitude in our hearts — gratitude to god for having given him to the church and the world. joseph ratzinger was born in southern germany. he was just six when the nazis swept into power. his parents were hostile to the regime, and though their son entered junior seminary in 1939, he

ah, ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin is robert kelly. i. it's after rocket fire from garza to taste strikes, militant targets. this tension rise after and it's friday right in the occupied west back also coming up to successful petitions for tanks, ukraine.

robert kelly is professor of political science at pusan national university in south korea.e from the international community will inevitably be limited. yeah, i'm not really sure there is a whole lot we can do. i think there will be the usual statements about deterrence, that the united states is standing with south korea, that south korea is standing with its partners, right, the big case, the big countries in these case, particular, is south korea, japan and the us, and so there will be hopefully some kind of statement from those three governments, maybe some kind ofjoint statement, or something like that, but there is not a whole lot we can do, right? if we go and try to get more sanctions at the un, for example, the chinese and the russians will almost certainly veto that. north korea is already sanctioned pretty heavily. the big problem with sanctioning north korea is enforcement and north korean illegal behaviour. they do a lot of sort of mafia, you know, criminal stuff, in order to get the parts that they need, and so there is not a lot we can do i think other than t

let's cross to south korea now and speak with robert kelly, professor of political science at pusan nationalery much forjoining us. thank you very much for “oining us. . , ,, thank you very much for “oining us. . , _ ., thank you very much for “oining us. . , , , . it thank you very much forjoining us. . itis us. happy new year. it is interesting _ us. happy new year. it is interesting because - us. happy new year. it is interesting because we i us. happy new year. it is i interesting because we have seen a lot of activity from north korea past 12 months. there might be quite clear, obvious aims to that. what do you think the reaction is going to be now because we have not had a huge amount of international reaction to that? i am not sure there is a whole but we do. it will be statements about deterrence, but south korea is standing with its partners and the big case is south korea, japan and the us so probably a statement by these governments, joint statement or something like that but that is not a whole lot we can do. if we go and try to get more sanctions at the un the chinese and russia

joining me now is congresswoman robert kelly, democrat from illinois.an, i need to start with the news from today. the biden administration is acknowledging that additional documents will classified markings were found at the presidents wilmington home. here is what richard saw albert of special counsel the president said in a statement today, quote i want to wilmington thursday evening to facilitate providing the document that the presidents personal counsel found on wednesday to the justice department. while i was transferring it to the doj, officials who accompanied me, accompanied me five additional pages with classified markings or discovered among the material with it for a total of six pages. the doj officials with me immediately took possession of them and of quote. what do you make of the story and house republicans plans to investigate? >> well i agree with my colleague, that you just had on the show. i think the president and the transparent, and cooperating the process, they are voluntarily cooperating and i think the republicans are just lo

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ferrari and other super brands expected to post record results this month kelly, no sign yet of a slowdown. >> all right for now, robert for "the exchange" everybody. "power lunch" begins right now >> kelly, thank you very much. welcome everybody to "power lunch. i'll tyler mathisen. stocks rising today as the markets seem to be buying into the soft landing and second half recovery narrative the fed does seem insist stent that the inflation fight is not over far from it. meanwhile, signs the consumer starting to crack. >>> political pandemonium. 1200 people arrested in brazil after protesters stormed the government buildings to protest what they believe was a stolen election here in the u.s., how will

robin roberts sat down with giffords and her husband, senator mark kelly. >> reporter: former astronaut for his first full term as arizona's senator. by his side his wife, former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> public service has always been a big part of not only gabby and me, for both of us, also for our family. >> i'm so proud of him. i'm so proud of him, mwah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: the couple reflecting on the life-altering moment which happened 12 years ago. it was a meet and greet event outside tucson. a gunman killing six and injuring 13, including gabby, who was shot in the head. >> we cannot forget how both of your lives changed. january 2011, senator kelly. you have been by her side all of this time. what don't we know about the strength and resilience of your wife? >> she's always been about never giving up. >> inch by inch. >> and just -- she often tells me, "remain focused." she was in a coma for probably about a week or so. but gabby's recovery has been quite remarkable. >> what have you learned from the experiences these past 12 years? >> to be gra

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ferrari and other super brands expected to post record results this month kelly, no sign yet of a slowdown. >> all right for now, robert, thank you that does it for "the exchange" everybody. "power lunch" begins right now >> kelly, thank you very much. welcome everybody to "power lunch. i'll tyler mathisen. stocks rising today as the markets seem to be buying into the soft landing and second half recovery narrative the fed does seem insist stent that the inflation fight is not over far from it. meanwhile, signs the consumer starting to crack. >>> political pandemonium. 1200 people arrested in brazil after protesters stormed the government buildings to protest what they believe was a stolen election here in the u.s., how will republicans move on after that ugly house battle over the speakership. >> tyler, thanks welcome back >>> markets giving up earlier gains. the dow went briefly after comment from raphael bostick of the atlanta fed saying we might have to overshoot even after acknowledging he was open to different rates for rate hikes 1.5% gain for the nasdaq, adding to gains as well on friday the dow was up 700 poin

fairly good morning live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with emma robertsere's live doppler seven. we are dry out there. we had a cold front moved through here earlier this morning. some light showers fell, but now we're drying out with sunny skies and temperatures were chili. a lot of thirties on the board currently will find low to mid forties. around the base shore line the picture from our east bay hills camera showing you the city is soaked in sunshine, and this saturday shapes up. we'll have mostly sunny skies today will go into the forties and fifties around lunchtime low to mid fifties by the afternoon, this dry pattern lasting at least a week. kamasi thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven is updated about 30 minutes. we can always find the latest in our news app. and at abc ♪ i wish that i could be like the cool kids ♪ >>> all week long we've been introducing you to "gma" kid creators, from 6-year-old designer max to 15-year-old crocheter jonah, and now maddie french is, a 10-year-old baker who gives to charity. there she is right there. let'

. >>> robert francke is here to explain the effect of reopening china. >> yeah, kelly, luxury bulk buyingchina, the big bang for luxury stocks. china's reopening driving shares of the luxury giant up double digits just this mon lvmh up 16%, its market cap over $26 billion, the largest company in europe by value you' looking at hermes and other brands that could grow 25% to 35% as well as the rise in domestic sales, chinese tourists expected to return to europe this spring in their summer where prices for hand backs, shoes and other top luxury goods can be 30% lower burbury siting very luxury signs and omega is up 5% today on the forecast of a record 2023 driven by china china had been the top luxury market pre-covid accounting for over a third of all sales. last year that fell to 17% with the u.s. taking the lead kelly, the big question now and for whether the stocks have run too far too fast is whether u.s. demand can hold up as the economy slows. we're going to know a lot more when lvmh, the dominant in this whole group, will report earnings on thursday >> even ge offering a bit of a wi

kelly is yet to speak out publicly in a way. he's not someone that's on television. he's not someone that got involved in the 2020 campaign. he's also someone that robertamount of time with. he was never called to testify at the first impeachment or even the january 6th investigation. >> why not? >> i don't know. kelly has sort of fallen into these cracks between these different -- different investigations and impeachments. and some point somewhere, someone will have him testify, and my guess is that in a forum like that, he would be willing to speak. like i said, he is a retired four-star marine general who sees that divide between the military and civilian as one of the most important things in his life. and i think he's allergic to anything that he thinks is political. and i realize that has not satisfied many people who have wanted him to speak out more. but my guess is if anyone were ever to get to kelly, and they got to him and said well, why haven't you said this? he may say something like well, what else do you need to know about donald trump? if your mind has not been made up about donald trump based on what we know, i'm not sure what i could