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not kelly. it was a critical moment. but just as they were ready to high five each other, ira turned around and pointed to something in the backseat. what's the >> what's a little thing here? >> he was looking directly at the hidden camera. >> are the you on the edge of your seats when he's pointed that camera? >> oh, yeah. are you kidding me? it was like, this is a. he's looking right at the camera. we're done. >> but marckensy does a great job and says it's something for the kids games where they plug in. something >> the receiver for the headsets. >> that's the receiver for the? headsets >> receiver for the headsets. >> all right. all right. [laughs] >> crisis averted. then, without skipping a beat. ira moved on to the details of how susan should be killed. they agreed she would be hit by a car. >> nice and cleans. no problems. very smooth. >> very smooth. yeah, no worries. nothing. nothing is going to get back to you. >> okay. >> all right? >> detectives waited five more days. finally, kelly contacted marckensy. >> s

>> maya: hi, kelly, i'm good, how are you doing? >> kelly: i am so excited! >> maya: thank you for being here in my living room. >> kelly: [laughs] you're welcome, this world is very weird. we are in our houses and we do interviews. so let's just start this interview like all of my others, how is your mouth trumpet? >> maya: my mouth trumpet is so good, not as good as hers. but it's not that bad. >> kelly: then you are gifted, i'm not great at it, why is that? she's a singer, you are a singer, i should be able to do this. >> maya: i bet you have other wonderful qualities. i'm not worried. >> kelly: a plethora. well, we found a mouth trumpet online, have you ever read some crazy things about yourself online? i have about me. >> maya: you have read them about me too i'm sure. the first thing is that people always think i'm pregnant. i've only had four children, but you know, compared to the amount of times that people thought i was pregnant i should have like 24 at this point. but i have four wonderful children. there was like and when you are pregnant, i'm lik

kelly. their goal is to portray the singers a predator who abused and controlled his victims for years. on wednesday the first of mr. kelly's accusers took the stand. she described their relationship from 2010 when she was just 16 years old. r. kelly is facing five federal charges in new york including racketeering and the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children. he denies any wrongdoing and is pleading not guilty. this is the second prosecution of r. kelly. he was acquitted of child pornography charges back in 2008. joining us now is trial lawyer katey fang. i wonder if we can start talking about the charges specifically racketeering and this violations of the mann act, m-a-n-n act. what does that involve? >> interestingly we see the prosecution in this case using this charge of racketeering. now, usually when you hear racketeering, joshua, we think about the mafia. that's usually what you think of, the idea of this mob. it's actually appropro when you think about r. kelly. it invol

but later told kelly, the truth, she described her life as one of kelly's living girlfriend years of and physical abuse contracting herpes from the singer and having to call kelly daddy and meeting his permission for most things. when the docu series surviving r kelly first aired jean told the jury kelly did not allow her to watch. jane also claimed when she sat down for a tv interview with cbs gayle king r kelly coached her on what to say on cross examination. the defense question, jane, about several letter. she wrote praising r kelly and accusing her family of trying to extort money from the singer. jean said r kelly told her what to write those letters. >> and that was a on a harry reporting for us and the south by a registered offender has arrested. that's after police say he exposed himself to a woman and sonny bill police believe there might be other victims are looking at a mug shot of the suspect identified as 55 year-old ricardo garcia. the incident happened last sunday and an apartment building on lakeside drive. police say a woman says she was waiting for an elevator when

>> vin: my kids like my songs. >> kelly: how old are your

kelly? >> scott cohn, thank you danny cevallos is with us now. . r. kelly's lawyer argued that there were serious gaps in the case in th serious allegations in court of exploitation of children, r. kelly's defense lawyers claimed the prosecutors case had holes do you agree >> all you can do is point to the gaps because law favors the government in this case. and the government doesn't usually use charges it uses in sex crimes it's charging racketeering, allowing prosecutors to bring back crimes from years ago, and they're doing just that. you're looking at the child victims' act, the separate law not the law that r. kelly is being prosecuted under in this case they're using considerable tools they traditionally use to charge the mafia and other corrupt organizations, essentially arguing that r. kelly created an organization and used it for bad things. >> while you're here, let's talk about new york's child's victim act allowed a year for vics to bring civil lawsuits against perpetrators and

>> hi, kelly. i'm a huge fan, first of all, i have to say thank you, because your music help me get a medal in the past couple of years. every time i travel and go to competition venues on the plane, on the van anywhere i listen to music. and this song in particular i remember listening to it when i was in the netherlands. and i love female power anthems, of beet, emotional music, anything that gets me into the mood before competition i just love it. and this music does that. >> kelly: i just think it's a funny thing to really appear inside of what people are like at a gym, everybody is on the treadmill what they are listening to, because mine is always like jay-z. i'm always like yeah! it's amazing to see what everybody listens to you to amped themselves up or working out or doing anything athletic. this is the first year that the sport of karate will be in the olympics. what does that mean to you? >> it's exciting. i've been practicing karate for 20 years now and i never thought that it would be

mark >> hi, kelly. >> kelly: first of all, little josh, congrats on being crowned king josh, how does it feel? >> great! >> kelly: i love you! this started as a gag, right? what turned it into a major organized event? >> yes, so i tweeted a thing about a year ago and it started to pick up momentum, people said that they would be showing up and traveling hours to be there coming and i realize we are totally going to need some official details, and so we chose an airport in lincoln for the location and sent out a date and a list of rules to follow so that everyone knew how to compete and we were not going to actually fight. so i said bring a pool noodle as we said, and if somebody gets hit with the pool noodle before they hit someone else, they are eliminated. it was an incredible moment an incredible day. people came, jedis, marvel characters, and little josh the youngest to compete fought valiantly, and bested all of us. >> kelly: and all of this insanity was for a really great because, right? >> yes, we sent out a link to doughnut for the children's hospital medical foundation in neb

♪ ♪ love like this before ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: [laughs] welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." let's hear it for my van y'all. asking me to sing "love like this." >> is my sister's sweet 16 and i did everyone's hair and i was not in the best mood. we had to put this purple outfit on. it was very small and very tight. when we went to her sweet 16 and the d.j. was playing that song, i couldn't move around in the dress. i couldn't dance in the dress. that song is the song that came on. every time we hear that song, we laugh. it's a good memory in regards to me and my sister. the tight purple dress, and it was ugly. i couldn't get it like i wanted to get it. >> kelly: it's amazing what we women do. i had to do a red carpet for something. the dress was a few years i was on "idol" and it was so tight. you had to get in a car, get out of the limo. i literally was like this. i couldn't fit. i was like, what? anyway. i didn't let that happen again. i would've burned that purple dress too. thank you so much. i love that song. >> thank you for that song. that was so amazing. >> kel

[clapping] go kelly. go kelly. go kelly. go kelly. do you smell that? you smell that, can you smell that while you dance? no, i can't. you can't smell that, you don't smell the aroma? no. i can't smell the aroma. -i have a terrible sense of smell. -is that true? -every day? -terrible. always.

kelly? >> diana, more and more homeowners outside of fema's traditional flood map zones keep getting hit. why not change the map >> the maps are updated every five years that's congressionally mandated. this fall, fema is making a push to overhaul the zones and now it has the backing of the administration, which, of course, it did not have before kelly. >> diana, thank you so much tonight. diana olick. >>> the school season has started in many parts of the country and positive covid cases are rising, a 5% increase over the prior two weeks. president biden called out republican governors for banning masks in schools. >> the cdc says masks are critical, especially for those who are not yet vaccinated, like our children, under the age of 12 so, let's put politics aside let's follow the educators and the scientists who know a lot more about how to teach our children and keep them safe than any politician. >> the president says he's directing his department to oversight authority and take action

kelly? >> diana, more and more homeowners outside of fema's traditional flood map zones keep getting hit. why not change the map >> the maps are updated every five years that's congressionally mandated. this fall, fema is making a push to overhaul the zones and now it has the backing of the administration, which, of course, it did not have before ankly? >> diana, thank you so much tonight. diana olick. >>> the school season has st started in many parts of the country and positive covid cases are rising, a 5% increase over the prior two weeks. president biden called out republican governors for banning masks in schools. >> the cdc says masks are critical, especially for those who are not yet vaccinated, like our children, under the age of 12 so, let's put politics aside let's follow the educators and the scientists who know a lot more about how to teach our children and keep them safe than any politician. >> the president says he's directing his department to oversight authority and take acti

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up from my band, y'all! i like it, that was the classic country song "prop me up beside the jukebox if i die." he passed away last year but his music still lives on, we can sing it. our house requested it, so why did you want to hear that? >> i moved from kentucky to nashville a year ago when covid was starting to close everything down. now that i'm vaccinated i am opening things back up in music city and i am ready to go back honky-tonk. i grew up on '90s country music. i even named my pet pig shania twain. i was thinking what better song to hear from kelly than prop me up beside the jukebox? >> kelly: i tell you what, i miss honky-tonk, i just want to go to a bar where there is sawdust on the ground, i miss humans. thank you so much, cody. i love that song. i grow up listening to it and line dancing to it. i almost broke out dancing and i was like, i will save that for family and friends. thank you so much. we have an exceptional hour of television. from the netflix there is

kelly. there is an idea that it involved his business managers, body guards and assistants and an idea of trafficking and under gauge girl to be able to further the purpose of r. kelly's sexual interactions and conduct with the young girls. now, the mann act, is a federal statute. we actually hard it recently, talking about joel greenberg and matt gaetz as well. the idea of transporting someone across state lines for purmss of prostitution and those are charges he is facing in federal court in brooklyn, and there are charges in federal court in illinois and facing state charges and illinois and also facing charges in minnesota. it's not just brooklyn. he has to get through other jurisdictions as well after the trial has concluded. >> we're still early in the trial, but what do you make of the arguments the prosecution and defense has laid out? >> the prosecution is going to call a parade of witnesses, all of whom were under age or close to under age when they had intersxs, sexual in nature,

kelly, thank you so much. i'm so glad to meet you, although of usually, we are so f far away and happy for this news for you and your children. they can get back to being little kids. you got them to sit so perfectly for so long. thank you. >> beautiful. >> we should just let you know, kelly, the go fund me just went up to 97,000 while we were speaking. so thank you. >> i'm sorry? >> i was just saying that your go fund me is now at 97,000. >> the one that was at 89 a minute ago? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> is she -- yes, 97,000. >> this is crazy. i'm sorry. this is crazy. oh my god. she said just it's at $97,000 now. this is crazy. thank you guys so much. oh my god. >> you and your family are worth it. you and your family are worth it. you're worth it. you are worth having your needs met. >> mommy. >> just know just yet not having a clue just yesterday, this is crazy to me. this is crazy. >> community. community. community. >> oh my god. oh my god. there is so much support. this is crazy, you guys. thank you guys

kelly. his legal team says, wait, not so fast, because they say the public has only been told one side of the story and all of that is about to change today. ♪ next to ignition ♪ ♪ hot and fresh out the kitchen ♪ ♪ in the name of love ♪ >> reporter: r. kelly's music topped the charts for decades and at times he seemed unstoppable. ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ >> reporter: the r&b star won three grammys after marrying 15-year-old single aliyah. at the time of their marriage, kelly was 27. then in 2002, kelly was charged with making a sex tape with a 14-year-old. a jury found him not guilty. six years later, kelly continued to make more music and more money. >> i feel like justice for me has been about me being a silence breaker. >> reporter: former radio d.j. kitti jones says kelly physically, emotionally and sexually abused her when they dated in 2011. >> was there a oouhat was afraid to say something? >> yes, that's part of it. i didn't fit the profile

so that doesn't hurt. >> kelly: that is not surprising. is that the first time you all releasing this? >> absolutely. so proud of her. >> kelly: i told lolo this this morning, and i was listening to it, i was like who is that? you sound so good! >> thank you! >> kelly: your voices are so pure and beautiful, i was bragging on the fact that your whole family sings. it must've been amazing. >> it's not surprising that she wants to do this. >> it feels amazing, it's so special to me. >> kelly: i looked at you watching her sing and i was like i would be a puddle. >> i can't believe that i kept it together. >> i try not to look directly in your eyes, because i know that she can't. just all the tissues. >> kelly: it's amazing, and lola, i love your beautiful addition. so beautiful. thank you so much. >> we will never forget it. >> never ever i will forget it. >> kelly: thank you so much, give it up for them, y'all! oh, my god, everybody we have somebody very special in our house seats who requested that song, it is trevor scott, cohost of "we are

r kelly is one of the most successful artists of all time. sometimes called the king of r&b, kelly has been credited with redefining r&b music. but for the last two years, the embattled musician has been behind bars. r kelly and members of his entourage open some people's eyes, what we have known for the past five years, and start this journey, because we knew something wasn't right and whatever did it had to stop. in wasn't right and whatever did it had to stop.— it had to stop. in those opening _ it had to stop. in those opening statements, l it had to stop. in those _ opening statements, prosecutors said kelly targeted, groomed and exploited young girls and boys of his own satisfaction. that this case was not about a celebrity who likes to party, but a sexual predator. in his defence, kelly's lawyer argued that he was the victim, but the women were liars who misrepresented their ages, and had benefited from his fame and money. it is a spectacular fall from grace for one of the most successful artists of all time. once referred to as the

kelly? >> rick, i've got to just ask you one follow-up question on this with all the superlatives you mentioned why are we sitting here in mid august all of a sudden people going after these 10-year treasury notes what accounts for this dramatic response today >> well, i can only think of my very good friend dom chu in the very beginning of thi segment he said seven sessions in a row where there's been selling pushing up yields, obviously investors and maybe especially foreign investors think, well, we've sold off, we pushed rates up, this is a great place to buy in. and maybe they're right. but my charts say maybe they should have studied a little harder >> all right, rick, thank you very much. rick santelli with the latest auction results there. as we mentioned, we're seeing yields slide on the back of that strong demand and those results. going to take a quick break but we're going to get more reaction right after this to what we just heard from the fed's robert kaplan we're keeping an ey

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. another nasty data surprise. first consumer sentiment plunges. now, new york area manufacturing slumps is the fed about to make a major policy mistake by tapering soon? we talk to economist dave zerbos about that >>> plus, taliban takeover the u.s.-backed government collapses. how big a setback is this for the u.s. on the world stage? >>> and the $2 trillion crypto trade. we dissect bitcoin's staying power and what bulls are saying about ethereum now dom is back with the numbers. >> feels so good, doesn't it, kelly, to be back in our normal positions, almost like it is a little normalcy back you can see a little lighting work has been done yes, we are back in our home stations here, and which particular move for the markets overall has come off the session low. the s&p is off by one quarter of 1% the dow is about flat now, 20 points nasdaq had been the laggard, off by 1.5% and more earlier, now only three quarters of 1%. buying happening in the larger cap technology names one place you're not seeing a lot of rela

>> you know, kelly, i agree. i think there needs to be a conceptual division between bitcoin the asset, this is this hard money fixed supply commodity like asset, and bitcoin the network. there is a monetary network that allows bitcoin to do things like payment standards, receiving standards, clearing cash finality and physical instrument clearance and that is innovative in its own right and we can use that as an infrastructure piece similar to the visa monetary network or the paypal monetary network but instead use the bitcoin monetary network under the hood to do everything cheaper, better, faster. and so at strike we allow you to use this infrastructure rail with your chase checking account or your visa debit card without making you use and spend bitcoin the asset or the property. so i think that division and that mental model's going to be really helpful and we're going to see a lot of disruption with bitcoin the monetary network >> i want to stay on the regulatory theme for just another moment because we've

allegations of sexual abuse are not new for mr kelly. he has been facing them for more than two decades. but the only time he faced criminal charges, back in 2008, he was acquitted. these new allegations against kelly are far more serious. if found guilty, he could spend the next several decades in prison. let's get some of the day's other news: fire crews in southern france are still battling to control a wildfire near saint tropez a day after it broke out in a motorway service area. about 900 firefighters are tackling the flames in the hills behind the mediterranean resort. 20 people have suffered smoke inhalation and six firefighters have been injured. 10,000 people have been evacuated. european ministers will discuss later how to manage the soaring number of migrants who have crossed into the european union from belarus. lithuania, which borders belarus, says more than 4,000 migrants have entered illegally so far this year. it blames belarus for encouraging people to make the journey as payback for recent sanctions. new zealand's hea

for years, she has been pushing for charges against kelly. she says her daughter had been held captive by the musician. the opening statements will open some people's eyes to what we have been knowing for the last five and a half years, when we started this journey, because we knew something wasn't right and we knew that it had to stop. in those opening statements, prosecutors said kelly targeted, groomed and exploited young girls and boys for his own satisfaction, and that this case is not about a celebrity who likes to party, but a sexual predator. # i believe i can soar... r kelly is one of the most successful artists of all time, credited with redefining r&b music. but in a spectacular fall from grace, the musician has spent the last two years behind bars awaiting trial. kelly and members of his entourage are accused of recruiting women and girls to engage in illegal sexual activity with the r&b singer. he is also accused of paying victims and witnesses to cover up his alleged crimes. i didn't do this stuff! r kelly has been confronting a

so that was just part of our trip, kelly. the piece is like seven minutes long it's also got a written piece, on cnbc.com. just a couple things, we didn't pick the car it was what enterprise gave to us, volvo's brand. everyone is like, why didn't you drive a tesla? because everybody knows what their network is like. there are a lot of other companies spending billions to get you and your 42 kids into a minivan and know if you're driving to lexington, virginia, that you'll make it there on one quick charge or have something to do. >> i was kind of thinking through this how would this work for a road trip when i was growing up, my dad would not have stopped for 40 minutes for a charge the one took overnight i don't know if the infrastructure bill -- what changes this tesla says it's going to open up super chargers as a network. it feels like we're going to get to much better options even in the next couple years one way or another. >> the key is knowing that -- first off, there was no shortage of chargers. we were able to find

food, forced video-recorded with kelly andrews that include having to call our kelly daddy and waiting for his permission to use the restroom. pix 11 spoke with lee merritt he's the attorney for one of the women. kelly is charged with abusing faith rodgers over the years, the of these develop a bit of a coat where there's contracts and agreements involvement has been traveling world and physical restrictions ones lives in danger and but kelly's defense team insisted his relationships were all consensual and even called some of them beautiful. >>saying the people he was sexually involved with knew exactly what they were getting into and it wasn't until the relationship ended that they became angry, resentful and even spiteful several of kelly's loyal fans came to the courthouse to support him. yeah think is really had to bring the president >>prosecutors said during the trial they will tell the stories of 16 girls and young women, including r and b singer, aliyah who kelly married when she was only 15 years old and the first witness on the stand was juror on the pace. pace testified she

kelly, back to you >> josh, thank you very much josh lipton. let's get over to rahel solomon now for a cnbc news update rahel? >> hi, kelly here's what's happening at this hour united nations is responding guardedly to taliban pledges to protect women's rights and not seek revenge on people who opposed it a u.n. spokesman saying the taliban must follow up with acts on the ground to show that it is keeping its promises >>> meantime, in wisconsin the fort mccoy army base preparing to receive refugees from afghanistan. the defense department predicts up to 22,000 people could come to the u.s. in the next few weeks. fort bliss in texas also being considered as a temporary site to receive refugees. >>> grace is moving toward mexico after dropping as much as ten inxhz of rain on haiti many people in haiti still looking for medical help and shelter after this weekend's mag tieu 7.2 earthquake. and tonight getting aid to haiti and helping thousands who lost their homesback get back on their feet thavg airs tonight on "the news" at 7:00 p.m. eastern >>>

allegations of sexual abuse are not new for mr kelly. he's been facing them for more than two decades, but the only time he faced criminal charges back in 2008, he was acquitted. these new allegations against kelly are far more serious. if found guilty he could spend the next several decades in prison. samira hussain, bbc news, new york. we are going to go back to haiti. we understand almost 2000 people who have lost their lives but it is the elements they are fighting against at they are fighting against at the moment. we can now speak to makayla palazzo who's policy and advocacy manager, concern worldwide. makayla joins us from les cayes an area that has suffered widespread devastation following the earthquake. i hope you can hear me 0k. i hope you can hear me ok. you have travelled to les cayes from photo prints, what was the journey like, what with the conditions like?— journey like, what with the conditions like? the “ourney took about six h conditions like? the journey took about six hours, - conditions like? the journey j took

kelly . you and your families, you know, you and your family deserve representatives that care about you. viewers moved by kelly story started to donate to her go fun, me immediately. the go find me just went up to 97000 while we were speaking. so yeah. 97000. this is crazy. i'm sorry. this is crazy. the story and video went viral of the mother who lost her job as a las vegas casino dealer. and thanks to cory bush, she has a home and raised nearly $200000.00. but then after raising more than $230000.00 a bomb shop later last week, a woman named shoddy a halo came forward and said she was the mother of those 3 girls. and they live with her twitter and an uproar. one, even writing, it was all a scam, the girls aren't her daughters, and they don't even live with her. kelly went on to her, go find me to clarify. writing the girls recognize me as a mother figure in their lives, but i am not their biological mother. my partner is the children's father whom i do not live with. and i take care of the

my name is kelly and i have 3 daughters living in nevada. we were maintaining just fine before this pandemic hit. now we are suffering. we owe $1900.00 for rent alone. it is entirely still too hot to be homeless. my daughters are 56, and 8. please help with anything you can. at the same time that posted democratic representative corey bush was sleeping on the steps of the capitol day, 5 day 5 of being out here in front of the capital, bush, pressuring her democratic colleagues to do something on an eviction more, a tourism soon to expire. in the midst of a global daily pandemic, how do we force people out of their home and put them in situations where we know that that can be deadly. the call heard by president biden, who extended the eviction moratorium for 2 more months. cnn reached out to kelly and brought her on live, to meet and talk with the representative who fought for it and read my story. wish you, this is for me. so thankful for. know if there's people liking out there. i'm so thankful for it. thank you. so much kelly, you and you

bob pisani is looking at the rules for us. >> hello, kelly. we're going into september and september is full of all sorts of trader mythology as is october. september is the worst trading month of the year, and it's true, but not that bad so just take a look. august and september are two of the three worst trading months of the year. it's down fractionally this goes back all the way to 1945 as an average but here's the good news these kinds of old seasonal trading saws haven't worked that well september has been up three of the last four years so there's a lot of these like sell in may, go away. santa claus rally, best six months of the year trade, a lot of them aren't working as well some believe this is because of the federal reserve pumping oceans of liquidity into the market that has disrupted these seasonal trading patterns we used to have this is just about as good as it gets it's not hard to figure out why the markets are at new highs the three things that matter most to traders, earnings, profit margins and interest rates all are align

kelly? >> one thing we know from the corporate world is they just want to know -- everyone wants to do the same thing at the same time it's like return to work they're all watching each other to see who's doing what. in the case of net zero, who is setting the standard should corporate america be leading? should the countries be leading? is this a un global organization type initiative? >> great question because it was one of the answers that one of my guests had. and they talked about it must be government first the government needs to instill standards, which is why you have here in the united states the s.e.c. is looking to even esg in europe, they're very advanced with that. but of course everyone is rushing. i have one statistic, 124 nations out of 202 nations have made pledges to carbon neutral or net zero, ahead of the climate summit in glasgow in november there seem to be a lot of details lacking in how they're going to achieve this pledge in the short term >> in the meantime the pri

my name is kelly and i have 3 daughters living in nevada. we were maintaining just fine before this pandemic hit. now we are suffering. we owe $1900.00 for rent alone. it is entirely still too hot to be homeless. my daughters are 56, and 8. please help with anything you can. at the same time that posted democratic representative corey bush was sleeping on the steps of the capitol day. 5 day 5 of being out here in front of the capital, bush pressuring her democratic colleagues to do something on an eviction more. a tori am soon to expire in the midst of a global daily pandemic. how do we force people out of their home and put them in situations where we know that that can be deadly. the call heard by president biden, who extended the eviction more atoria for 2 more months. cnn reached out to kelly and brought her on live, to meet and talk with the representative who fought for it and read my story. wish you, this is for me. so thankful for know if there's people like you out there. i'm so thankful for it. thank you so much. kelly, you and you

good morning, kelly. right, love that song. thanks, deja! [ryan and kelly laughing] you know, sometimes we go to the clubs in our heads. yeah, and then we wake up. we don't need to go to a real club, the club is in your brain, everyone. you understand what i'm saying? some of you know and some of you don't know. do you know?

kelly, yes, they are at record highs right now. the dow and the s&p 500 and nasdaq each near session highs i'm going to put the gold star next to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq composite as well both of those hit record highs in today's session the nasdaq pacing gains up by 1.5% as for a lot of the places traders are watching right now, it has got to be cryptocurrencies, bitcoin prices just a hair below the 50,000 mark we did reclaim at one point. this is the highest level we have seen since may 14th or there thereabouts. bitcoin prices are certainly catching attention as a result of the move higher in bitcoin above the 50,000 mark, check out what's happening with some of the stocks we closely tie or associate to the bitcoin or cryptocurrency trade. namely what's going on with coin base global, the largest u.s. publicly exchange operator for cryptocurrencies up by half a percent right now off session highs. robinhood markets, endless initiations there. also cryptocurrency strain hel helping robinhood markets. microstrategy was up highe

kelly. >> good evening. happening can while the education secretary says schools are better equipped to handle the pandemic. then they were last year. but he says they can keep schools safe if teachers and eligible students continue to get the vaccine. >> really do believe that that's the best strategy we have to get our schools open and not disrupted education secretary miguel cardona says more shots and students arms is the key to keeping schools open in the 2021 2022 school year. >> and not just students. teachers to wear at 90% educators getting vaccinated. we need a wall. cardona stopped short of saying the federal government should mandate vaccines in schools saying that should be a local decision let's support educational leaders let support of boards of education that are putting in strategies to try to keep our kids in school because they've been disrupted enough. the push for vacciiation comes as cases of the highly transmissible delta variant search where we have high rates of of action on as wher

kelly, i was doing the math. if the taper starts in october okay and the fed does $15 billion a month. that means that between now and may of next year the fed will have added to its balance sheet by $660 billion. zbll wow >> that's some breakneck, you know, white knuckle tightening going on i don't really think it's much of anything. it's the easiest possible exit you could possibly imagine from the accommodation. >> do you see added to its balance sheet by $660 billion? >> added right. remember, tapering is a reduction in the amount you are adding so 120, 105. you add all that up. i just did it. maybe my spreadsheet is wrong because you can't believe the answer that i got. but it's 660 billion additional dollars it would add to its balance sheet between now and when it's removing a combination. >> it's a tapering, not a siphoning. >> right exactly. >> greg, one final question on this i want to go back to your earlier point. since this talk has started the ten-year's gone from 1.75 to 1.25 that would seem like a

food, forced video-recorded with kelly and rules that include having to call our kelly daddy and waiting for his permission to use the restroom. pix 11 spoke with lee merritt. he's the attorney for one of the women kelly is charged with abusing faith rodgers over the years. develop a bit of a coat where there's contracts and agreements of all it has been traveling with physical restrictions placed one lives in danger. and but kelly's defense team insisted his relationships were all consensual. >> and even called some of them beautiful saying the people he was sexually involved with knew exactly what they were getting into and it wasn't until the relationship ended that they became angry resentful and even spiteful. several of kelly's loyal fans came to the courthouse to support him. yeah, think is really had to bring the president >> prosecutors said during the trial they will tell the stories of 16 girls and young women including r and b singer aliyah who kelly married when the first witness on the stand - was jharonne the pace pace testified she had contact with kelly for 6 months when

>> thank you for having us, kelly. >> kelly: our first guest is one of the hardest working women in hollywood, you can catch her in "a week away" "call your mother" and cohosting the podcast two funny mama's. please welcome sherri shepherd! [cheers and applause]

: [screams] welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band y'all! yes! that was "you broke me first" by 17-year-old canadian singer tate mcrae. such a great song. and i did not know it, and it first became popular on tiktok and has blown up. katie from nashville requested it, why did you want to hear that song, katie? >> hi, kelly. i first discovered the song when i was searching for

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kelly? >> tyler, thank you very much. hi, everybody. the dow is hanging on to a 260-point gain this afternoon. a pretty nice rebound. the s&p up nearly 1% the nasdaq up 1.5% the small cap russell 2000 up nearly 2% today. commodities also on the rebound. lumber, copper, gasoline, crude all moving higher. lumber up 3.5% crude up nearly 6% and the chips are moving higher as well. everything that's economically sensitive seems to be having a strong session today you can say the vaneck 2.5%. nvidia, travel and entertainment. the airlines, names of 3% to 4%. wynn resorts, live nation up 3.5% today 95% of companies in the s&p 500 have now reported their second quarter results. talk about an increase, 95% higher versus a year ago quarter, the pandemic lows, and an increase of about 25% in revenues now that we're seeing a rise in cases of the delta variant of covid, can this continue our next guest expects growth in 2022 to broadly exceed 10% global head of investments and chief investment officer wi

jury selection, meanwhile, is underway today in new york city in the trial of singer r kelly. more than 2 years after he was first indicted on racketeering charges. prosecutors claim that kelly ran a criminal enterprise recruiting women and underage girls for for more than 2 decades. he's also accused of making child and paying off his victims to remain silent. prosecutors say they want to tell jurors about several additional allegations involving at least 15 other victims dating as far back as 1991 kelly has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. opening statemeyts are set to get underway next week. the los angeles murder trial e- of real estate mogul robert durst, the court was in recess. so few days after somebody in the gallery tested positive for covid durst is expected to take the stand in his own defense maybe later this week he has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the shooting death of his friend susan berman. this was nearly 21 years ago. prosecutors say he shot her inside her benedict canyon home because he was afraid she would tell authorities about his in

kelly . you and your families, you know, you and your family deserve representatives that care about you. viewers moved by kelly story started to donate to her go fun, me immediately failure. go find me just went up to 97000 and while we were speaking so yeah. 97000. this is crazy. i'm sorry, this is crazy. the story and video went viral. of the mother who lost her job is a las vegas casino dealer. and thanks to cory bush, she has a home and raised nearly $200000.00. but then after raising more than $230000.00 a bomb chef later last week, a woman named shoddy hilo came forward and said she was the mother of those 3 girls and they live with her twitter and an uproar. one, even writing. it was all a scam, the girls aren't her daughters, and they don't even live with her. kelly went on to her, go fund me to clarify writing the girls recognize me as a mother figure in their lives, but i am not their biological mother. my partner is the children's father, whom i do not live with, and i take care o

>> that's a great question, kelly. as i look at it, people that think they can day trade, they can't. less than 1% can actually make a living day trading so, that's the scary part. and i've seen it with cousins and other folks, friends of mine that have tried it and in the end they had to give it up i don't think that's a permanent situation. but if people will look and invest wisely, not speculate but invest wisely, it gives a much broader audience and there's still plenty, plenty, plenty of money out there that could move into these types of things. so, i'm not particularly worried about that in terms of having a negative impact overall on the economy or the stock market. >> interesting also reminds me of the journal story over the weekend that had a bunch of stories about social media and the new influencers in terms of stock picks and all that they said one of the cardinal rules is to always be bullish, that being bearish doesn't grow your followers, doesn't grow your audience. and i'm thinking, that's, again, anot

she is a coach on "the voice," and the host of "the kelly clarkson show," kelly clarkson is here in the studio [ cheers and applause i know pretty awesome movie, "candyman," yahya abdul-mateen ii is joining us. [ cheers and applause and we've got great music from bakar, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause big show guys, whenever i get some down time here at the show, i like to go on instagram and scroll through all the photos and one thing i've noticed is that a lot of times two people will write the exact same caption, but the pictures they post will be completely different. i'll show you what i mean in this next segment. it's time for "picture this. [ cheers and applause ♪ picture thi picture this ♪ picture thi yeah, picture this ♪ >> jimmy: all right. let's take a look at this first example. it's from ariana grande and bernie sanders [ light laughter ] they both wrote, "i spend hours on here. ariana grande posted a picture of tiktok. bernie sanders posted a picture of the gmail log-in screen [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: hours? >> steve: hours? that's on the log-in

for years, she has been pushing for charges against kelly. she says her daughter had been held captive by the musician. the opening statements will open some people's eyes to what we have been knowing for the last five and a half years, when we started this journey, because we knew something wasn't right and we knew that it had to stop. in those opening statements, prosecutors said kelly targeted, groomed and exploited young girls and boys for his own satisfaction, and that this case is not about a celebrity who likes to party, but a sexual predator. r kelly is one of the most successful artists of all time, credited with redefining r&b music. but in a spectacular fall from grace, the musician has spent the last two years behind bars awaiting trial. kelly and members of his entourage are accused of recruiting women and girls to engage in illegal sexual activity with the r&b singer. he is also accused of paying victims and witnesses to cover up his alleged crimes. ididn't do i didn't do this stuff! r kelly has been confronting allegations of s

maureen kelly kron 4 >> meantime, today, larry elder held his first major news conference in his run to replace governor newsom, the recall candidate front runner and the governor not mincing words for one another. today on the campaign trail force. ashley zavala has that. >> this is just the start of the campaign blitz, not just for governor gavin newsome but also larry elder and other candidates running in this recall election. this is the final weekend before ballot. it mailboxes for most california voters next week. >> i'm going to win election after recall conservative radio talk show host larry elder holding his first major press conference. virtually friday. he mainly criticized governor newsome and california's democrat led government reason for the part of the reason a left-wing politics. there's a reason for the rise in crimes left-wing politics. there's a reason for the rise of homelessness and it's left impalas. a lot of people haven't connected the dots. recent polls, including one from inside california politics and emerson college show almost californians are undecided

kelly now facing racketeering charges alleging that he ran a criminal enterprise. they recruited women and underage girls for illegal. tom negovan has the story. >> the r and b star known for hits like i believe i can fly jailed in brooklyn, new york awaiting a federal trial and artist turn for rya after decades of questions about his behavior allegations raised in the documentary surviving r kelly definite to do the >> acquitted by a chicago jury in 2008 on charges of child. robert sylvester kelly now faces dozens of counts involving alleged victims identified only as jane doe's one through 6. >> and tonight, federal prosecutors want to add 15 more. kelly's defense team saying they were blindsided lacking time to prepare before the case goes to trial calling the request a violation of their client's constitutional rights are mary adi is a former federal prosecutor when it comes to our kelly criminal charges. this is the tip of the iceberg. while they're not bringing new charges. the feds are bringing substantial new allegations telling the judge they have evidence

now, meg, let's begin with you >> hey, kelly. well, johnson & johnson trying to provide some data to get in the booster conversation we've heard u.s. health officials talk about folks who got pfizer or moderna needing a booster shot eight months later. now johnson & johnson saying they have given their booster to a small number of people in an early trial six months after getting that first shot. what they saw was it produced what they call a rapid and robust increase in spike binding antibodies to the extent they're nine fold higher than about a month after people got their first shot this comes as health officials including the cdc in a tweet yesterday signalled they expect j&j will require a booster, saying people who received j&j will probably need a booster dose, saying they need more data this is the first we are starting to see of that emerging data and we are waiting to see more, specifically on the safety of giving a second shot, as well as the efficacy against delta as j&j has shown that their immunity remains stable ou