where is michelle obama today?proposed in the form of the scenario that leads michelle obama to the forefront of the american political arena. in what forms will it occur? biden's departure or biden's withdrawal from the presidential race, and then the problem arises: what state is america in? then we will see another scenario: michelle, save, you understand, save the democratic party , save our democratic idea, not her, the rink, like all the other candidates, pushing, as they say, these same ones, with your elbows, yes, with your elbows, i ’m the same the main thing is that i can, no, they will drag her in , she will be asked, she will play the role, if you like, of the maid of orleans, that is, the very chicago maiden who, so to speak, saves america, no, not ananyts, but it will be dragged in, and today this scenario of a crisis situation is playing out, a political vacuum, something new is needed, everything is already democratic politics... they are not popular then what they said and obama’s third term, but n

michele's friends for years. it up close. if her death was a murder, the history of that marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing in that? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd? >> tell me the way you came up at first. >> to go to rochester. >> he told police he'd driven up from new jersey to rochester to help karrie move into her college apartment. >> she couldn't fit everything into the car. so i had totes back in princeton that i had to bring. so, when i arrived on saturday, i went to the apartment and

according to her, michel left her for wendy. she loved michel escoto. very much in love with him. >> yolanda a single mother. was she also a woman scorned? he left her six months earlier and to add insult to injury, asked her to watch his dog while he was on his honeymoon with wendy. >> to go to the extent of taking care of somebody's dog during their honeymoon, it's just as a woman very strange to me. >> does yolanda become a suspect? a woman who feels she was cashiered, fired because of this younger woman and nobody gets away with that and i'm going to kill you? >> there's a lot to yolanda. there's a lot to yolanda. >> a lot of bad if you ask ramon santa cruz. >> i didn't like her from the beginning because she was very evasive. the apartment was always dirty. she was never a good person to begin with. >> detectives met with yolanda cerrillo, who freely admitted that she'd been devastated when michel dumped her. but she had no idea who beat his wife to death. >> she said she didn't know anything about it. >> but the detectives noted something else abo

>> michelle: i liked to overserve.ns when you put a 12-year-old at a machine, you know. >> stephen: yeah. she makes the dream cone. >> michelle: i made the dream cone. >> stephen: did that upset your boss that you were overserving? >> michelle: no, it upset the women that i would hand them to. these really, like, toppling, awkward things that were about to fall off. but i would have wanted one. >> stephen: sure. well, i'm glad you became an actress. thank you so much. lovely to see you again. >> michelle: thanks. very nice to see you. >> stephen: "the fabelmans" is in select theaters now and opens nationwide on wednesday. michelle williams, everybody. we'll be right back. the winners of tonight's pickled! i haveve moderate e to severere crohn's disease.e. now,w, there's skyrizi.i. ♪ thingngs are lookoking up ♪ ♪ i've gogot symptom m relief♪ ♪ conontrol of mymy crohn's meanans everythihing to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control i is everythihing to ♪ feel s significacant symptom reliefef with skyryrizi, inclcluding lessss abdominalaln an

michelle: gracias.rias, exlÍder acusado de compilaciÓn, podrÍa pasar mÁs de 30 aÑos en prisiÓn por dirigir al grupo en el ataque del 6 de enero de 2000 21 para impedir las resultados de las elecciones en 2020. satcha: miles de personas comienzan a evacuar a su vehÍculo. luego de las fuertes lluvias que azotaron nevada, el Éxodo iniciÓ oficialmente durante la noche luego de la tradicional quema de una figura de madera, sin embargo, autoridades advierten que el trÁnsito para llegar a la ciudad mÁs cercana es de 7 horas, por lo que serÁ otro desafÍo. michelle: una escuela de massachusetts estÁ de luto por la muerte de uno de sus alumnos, luego de participar en el desafÍo de redes sociales, que implica comer una de las tortillas mÁs picantes del mundo, mientras que otro juego, llamado preocupa tambiÉn para las —— nocaut challenge preocupa tambiÉn a las autoridades. andrea: este juego, presiÓn en el pecho hasta desmayarse. con este reto se ve a los jÓvenes presionando su pecho unos segundos, tras esto, un jo

bienvenida michelle.n mexicana, mamÁ, estÁ varada en ciudad juÁrez por parte de informaciÓn viajÓ a mÉxico buscando hacer un trÁmite que debiÓhacer dentro del paÍs12:00:16.749 est carolina: lidia iniesta estÁ casada con un ciudadano americano y ahora estÁ allÁ sin saber quÉ hacer. michelle: subirse a un aviÓn sin saber las calados olas de un estatus migratorio puede poner en riesgo tu futuro en el paÍs y convertirse en un verdadero dolor de cabeza. carolina: nos acompaÑa el abogado de inmigraciÓn ezequiel hernÁndez, en el caso de claudia cuÁl fue el error que cometiÓ teniendo daca? >> el primer error fue asumir que puede regresar nada mÁs porque tienes daca el ajuste de estatus para la gente que tiene daca dentro de los estados unidos sÓlo se puede hacer, es un permiso que te deja regresan pero tienes que aplicar antes de salir de los estados unidos aquÍ parece que claudia no hizo para ballet, ella sale hacia ciudad juÁrez para hacerse proceso consular, despuÉs que le pide su esposo ciudadano y es donde l

>> michelle lewis is a born caregiver.ittle girl in new jersey, she dreamed about working with medicine, helping people. sure enough, as an adult, she got a nursing degree and reported happily to the labor and delivery ward. >> you were delivering babies? >> i do. it's wonderful every day. you connect with your patients. i'm there with them the whole way. i've cried with, them of laugh with them. it's amazing. >> fellow nurse, robin -- said michelle was a natural. as a nurse, and as a best friend. >> she's a light and dark place. she's wonderful. she's the one trying to brighten up somebody else's bad day. >> but, michelle has seen her own bad days. for years, she struggled in difficult marriage. eventually, she moved with her kids into her mother's house. >> she knew that she would be the single parent. she put her best foot forward to do that. >> after calling it quits with her husband, she started to explore the possibility of finding new love. she went online. >> i want somebody who was established, had their stuff tog

michelle version because michelle well , well let it be michelle michelle will be an unusual name forsome michelle smart, what a beauty? and you and i will know that this is about our daughter. we don't have to wait until you're the academy you'll finish. i wanted to say. well , go to sleep then. i won't tell you anything until the wedding. otherwise you will change your mind about getting married. i’m late for construction and they won’t give me dismissal another time. i love you. i'll call you, where are you going? i garden for sure. why are you sitting here early in the morning , you’ll catch a cold, you’re seeing off a good guy, you’re lucky. so and i'm pregnant. how quickly did you make me a grandfather? i won't say anything about the wedding. you're afraid not. i was just going to tell him yesterday. penka and you are still my little girl. he's so careful. well, did you apply well? yeah, we’ll be walking for two months. now we just need to earn some money, i don’t want her father to pay. but it’s in vain that parents are destined to pay for their children, and children spend the

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that speech was something only i think that michelle could have given at that time. >> michelle obama during the 2008 campaign. the way she was used was to talk to black groups. she was the main person who taughted on african-americans and and he covered more white, mainstream groups they really used her for specifics in that campaign. >> we have about two minutes. anyone have any last thoughts about these speeches? >> okay. i just want to make three quick points. i interviewed mrs. barbara bush. and i asked her if she considered not going to wellesly because of the controversy shoork said, no. absolutely not. if it never went through my mind, i was nervous, but no. never. same speech was also given at the university of pennsylvania. during theirir o commence am. but there was not that level of interest at that point. that was second i had a teaching colleague who was in audience in beijing. when hillary clinton gave the speech. of that speech was moved. the day of the speech so that the news media couldn't cover it. and she recalled seeing news media being shunted away from even this

michelle now it's over to. michelle >> hello there . i'm michelle >> hello there. i'm michelle jubin. i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight alongside me , till 7:00 tonight alongside me, a new face to dewbs& co boats, not new to the channel. you recognise this fella? richard tice, the leader of the reform uk party. welcome. >> great to be here. fantastic to be on your show. michel, you've not filled this chair before, have you? i haven't, no, not on the right. it's strange. i'm normally on the right. yeah you're not. >> well, there you go. you >> yeah, well, there you go. you are welcome tonight. also are very welcome tonight. also my friday, our regular cat. get rid can we? i think it's rid of him. can we? i think it's a beer. a free beer. >> wouldn't want to get rid >> you wouldn't want to get rid of me friday. >> no, we wouldn't. wouldn't >> no, we wouldn't. we wouldn't be would i debate be back. who would i debate facial with on friday if facial hair with on a friday if we get rid of you? we were to get rid of you? >> everyone else is clean shaven around he

that was something michelle could have given at that time. >> michelle obama during the 2008 campaign, she was the main person who talked to african-americans, staff, while he covered more mainstream groups. they used her for a specific reason. >> these speeches. >> lots of quick points. what happened to barbara bush, and if she ever considered not going to wellesley because of the controversy, absolutely not. and the same speech was also given at the university of pennsylvania but there wasn't that level of interest at that point. i had a teaching colleague in the audience in beijing when hillary clinton gave the speech. the location of that speech -- the day of the speech, the news media couldn't cover it. they shunted away from packing those locations, my point, because of my work on betty ford, betty ford says some the things her husband could never have said. a good example. they are spot on, i would welcome a panel, the press coverage. >> can i ask who decided to move hillary's location in beijing? >> according to my colleague, it was an official decision buys some level of bure

michelle.you're pretty. >> so you're pretty. >> i was a i was >> so you're pretty. >>iwasa|wasa >> so you're pretty. >> i was a i was a little bit behind liam. >> liam first. yeah. >> liam went first. yeah. >> liam went first. yeah. >> says my brother >> liam went first. yeah. >> wicked says my brother >> liam went first. yeah. >> wicked things;ays my brother >> liam went first. yeah. >> wicked things when|y brother >> liam went first. yeah. >> wicked things when heirother >> liam went first. yeah. >> wicked things when he was er did wicked things when he was 11, did get sent to 11, and he did get sent to prison. >> he says it did him the world of good. skylar says i was bullied over a year at bullied for over a year at secondary school, and the school basically by making secondary school, and the school basicalljbecause by making secondary school, and the school basicalljbecause she)y making secondary school, and the school basicalljbecause she was aking secondary school, and the school basica

michelle, thank you . michelle, thank you. >> good evening. well, the top story this evening is that the head of channel 4 television says there's no evidence to suggest its management were told of serious allegations concerning russell brand . that concerning russell brand. that comes after the bbc announced a review of the comedian's time at the corporation and the metropolitan police yesterday confirmed it had received reports of an alleged assault , reports of an alleged assault, but due to have taken place in 2003, four other allegations of rape or sexual assault were published as part of a joint investigation by the sunday times and channel 4 for mr brand denies all allegations . as now denies all allegations. as now emergency measures are being put in place and commissioners will be appointed to take over the day to day running of birmingham city council . there'll also be city council. there'll also be a local inquiry into the authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt. it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around

john says michelle. be michelle.ned and a day trained and forever and a day basically . facing real basically. but facing the real thing is a complete different matter. human nature and self—preservation over all self—preservation takes over all the training in the land. he says he saved 28 years. military experience, and he speaks with experience, and he speaks with experience . graham says police experience. graham says police have to make these split second decisions. should not have to worry about facing prosecution if something goes wrong , michael if something goes wrong, michael says. michelle, you ask, would we like to see more armed police 7 we like to see more armed police ? quite frankly, i would like to see any police man on the street, never mind an armed one. do you think all police officers should be armed? perhaps say , should be armed? perhaps say, for example, not with a gun, but maybe taser? maybe with a taser? >> no, i don't think so. i think we want to have police ing to be as close to the commun

michelle. headlines as. michelle. >> thank you. good evening. a 15 year old girl has died after being stabbed in croydon in south london. she was on her way to school. emergency services were called to wellesley road at 8.30 this morning. one eyewitness is describing seeing a bus driver and a passer by trying to resuscitate the teenage girl. she was a student at the old palace school for girls. a 17 year at the old palace school for girls. a17 year old at the old palace school for girls. a 17 year old boy at the old palace school for girls. a17 year old boy has been arrested. police say he was known to the victim . well, in known to the victim. well, in other news today, five labour mayors from across the country have met in leeds today to urge the prime minister to stay on track with hs2 . they warn that track with hs2. they warn that failure to deliver in full will leave vast swathes of the north with victor gao torian rail infrastructure unfit for purpose. rishi sunak faces a political backlash, though, over reports he's considered axing the

michelle that dog blame the dog. michelle that dog is absolutely gorgeous.se breeds gorgeous dogs. so breeds are gorgeous dogs. so you're telling me you're going to have to work a little bit harder to convince me? i've got to say, someone saying this to say, someone else saying this is bad owners, but the is all about bad owners, but the owner of a cockapoo would far owner of a cockapoo would be far less dangerous than the bad owner of an xl bully. apparently he was. some of my viewers are saying that it's about the ego of the owner that would make people get some of these types of dogs. i'm fascinated to hear from you as well. i'll be speaking to a behavioural psychologist, a dog behavioural specialist about how specialist as well, about how true that is, about whether it's a dog the owners. also as a dog or the owners. also as well, i want talk to you well, i want to talk to you about safe your house is about how safe your house is when it comes burglary, but when it comes to burglary, but before i get into any of that, i must off with tonight's big must k

there's no tools outside this, but michelle, a few to can smooth. it's the development his therapy. so include special brain performance training which he completes every week. the other is not crucial. i really want to do well, it is. this is i want to click everything away elizabeth, i want to when they speak of in this training is really important. i made a mistake. yeah. my wife in, that's one of them. i mean, the 40 percent of all dimension case as well. why did prevented or delayed white tackling the risk factors that so good man clinton, so you can have a big impact on the disease through the variable risk factors sonco intent when he was in the bond music therapy is having an effect. feet 2nd. now do things he couldn't do. you have a good make it so good. i'm doing really well for him. i can cut the trees again, the volume. i want to do a sailing trip with my boys. he was in planning it for ages along the planted, were hoping i'll stay this way or even get better business. because michelle, if you to identify digital necessary and he's been able to expect to be counteracted

michelle thanks for tatiana michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. >> richard .'re my first >> richard. you're my first email of the day. you're saying, why are you standing in that position at the opening of your show? you look like you're doing a photoshoot for homes and gardens magazine. i confirm gardens magazine. i can confirm that i'm not auditioning for any magazine, quite frankly , just magazine, quite frankly, just mixing little bit, mixing it up a little bit, keeping your toes . keeping you all on your toes. anyway, i'm with you until 7:00 tonight. the ceo of first property group and the former brexit party mep, ben habib, alongside as is the former alongside me, as is the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. james schneider. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, ier. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james scyou, gents. you1ening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. you know to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. you know the both of y

michelle: es posible mejorar las condiciones de salud de los bebÉs antes de que nazcan, un experto noshabla de los riesgos y beneficios de la cirugÍa fetal. una de las kardashian revelÓ que se sometiÓ este procedimiento. carolina: enciende la polÉmica en la fiscalÍa espaÑola que presenta una grave acusaciÓn a la ahora suspendido presidente de la federaciÓn de fÚtbol de espaÑa luis rubiales por besar a la futbolista jennifer hermoso. carolina: buenos dÍas. maity: buenos dÍas. carolina: arrancamos con la intensa bÚsqueda de este reo que tal como el hombre araÑa se escapÓ de una cÁrcel en pensilvania, ya hace 2 semanas a esta hora son cientos de policÍas quienes lo siguen buscando sin ninguna suerte. una vez mÁs el hombre fue captado por las cÁmaras de vigilancia pero nadie da con Él. michelle: la policÍa cree que no estÁ lejos de la presiÓn de la que se fugÓ y siguen cercando el perÍmetro entre ocho y 10 millas. edwin: ya han pasado 8 dÍas desde ese vÍdeo cuando se ve a danilo tirarse entre dos paredes y escaparse de una cÁrcel en pensilvania. este hombre de 34 aÑos nacido en brasil acus

you >> it's really easy, michel. people know, it's 100,000 people signing petition you or signing a petition that you or somebody else puts up and gets parliament start to talk about it right . it right. >> okay. well, i'm going to have a because it a look into that because it can't right. can you imagine can't be right. can you imagine what family going what that family are going through? to martin and through? i spoke to martin and it's it's heartbreaking. i it's just it's heartbreaking. i hope you ever get that hope none of you ever get that knock on the door because i can't even tell you what it does to a family. and then you imagine and as he mentioned, by the way, i'll be fascinated to see this actually gets see what this kid actually gets sentenced little the sentenced and how little the sentencing will be in terms of how long person will have how long that person will have to stay in court. but, i mean, can imagine if was your can you imagine if that was your family? a life family? you've got a life sentence,

. don't know why michelle. know why i'm looking at you. i don't know why i want to. i looking at you. i don't know why iwant to. i mean, i agree i want you to. i mean, i agree with you. it's a bit it is a busy roundabout, but maybe maybe it's the case that that if you busy roundabout, but maybe maybe it's tito case that that if you busy roundabout, but maybe maybe it's tito doe that that if you busy roundabout, but maybe maybe it's tito do something if you busy roundabout, but maybe maybe it's tito do something funny, the want to do something funny, the best place to do it when best place to do it is when you're surrounded of you're surrounded by lots of people and not not in some isolated spot where where any random would you. random passing would notice you. but i don't know what but i can't i don't know what reflect like because i don't know about you. >> know might be a bit of >> i know it might be a bit of an i do kind of an odd mindset, but i do kind of put the mind, try and put myself in the mind, try an

so no michelle.hink she can afford it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how did you arrive at which first ladies you would put on this series? and is it the idea that maybe in future incarnations of the show, you would depict other first ladies? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would love to play melania. >> i would love to depict first ladies. you'd like to play who? melania. [ applause ] can you imagine? how mad that would make trump? my big fat head laying next to him in bed? not that they're ever next to each other in bed. but you know what i mean. you know what i mean. [ laughter ] >> oh my goodness. >> jimmy: do you have any idea how many awards you've won in your life? do you have a total in your head? >> no, jimmy, i don't. >> jimmy: i'm going to run some awards by you. you tell me yes or no if you remember winning them. >> okay. >> jimmy: screen actors guild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there is a lot so don't applaud after every one. the obi award for off broadway. >> yes, i remember that. >> jimmy: yes. harvard's hasty

michelle now it's back to. michelle >> thanks for that. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you right through until 7:00. i say that i always say that every night i'm with you right through as doing like this strap. as i'm doing like this strap. you strap yourself sit you know, strap yourself in, sit down we're going to be sitting here for the next 24 hours. yeah, kind of, like, yeah, some kind of, like, i don't telephone don't know, telephone or whatever. with whatever. yeah, i'm with you till 7:00. to probably till 7:00. i need to probably pare that down a little bit because it only an hour after because it is only an hour after all. anyway, daniel moylan, a tory peer in the house of lords, alongside paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter and paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter and a paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter and a trade embry, a firefighter and a trade unionist . a firefighter and a trade unionist. i'm go

michelle to.elle >> hello there, i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside with the ceo of first property group and the former brexit party mep, ben habib, and the political commentator joe phillips. welcome to both of you . you know welcome to both of you. you know the drill as well on this programme, don't you? it's not just about us. it's about you guys at home well. what's on guys at home as well. what's on your mind? get in touch with me. vaiews@gbnews.com or you can tweet gb news. my first tweet me at gb news. my first email is gaynor in colchester. she says, michelle, why? why, why do so many media outlets basically focus on everything doom and gloom? you're saying that so many people now say britain is broken, but you reckon it's just those media that are basically relishing, pounng that are basically relishing, pouring petrol on the fire? you're saying that thank goodness, school building is and concrete doesn't seem to be featuring on today's agenda . featuring on today'

michelle mercier because michelle well , well let it be michelle michelle will be an unusual name forgive you dismissal another time. i love you. i'll call the vegetable gardens. why are you sitting here early in the morning, you ’ll catch a cold, a good guy saw you off above, you’re lucky. so and i'm pregnant. how quickly did you make me a grandfather? i won't say anything about the wedding. you're afraid. no, i was just going to tell him yesterday. my little one, you are still just a little girl. great application. yeah, in two months we’ll go for a walk, now we just have to i don’t even want to earn money so i can pay you. but it’s in vain that parents are destined to pay for their children, and for children to spend their parents’ money, i’ll figure it out myself, that you’re from an orphanage. of course, you yourself decide normally. did you buy the rings for the house, and the dress for the bride? where have you disappeared for so long? why were you not calling me? he lied to the headquarters and comes during the day during classes, destroying the plane for 4 hours in his free t

michelle had her pin that said wear purple in honor of trevor trevor is michelle's son. this is trevor when he was out of rehab, in utah. same with this picture. >> reporter: michelle tells us trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning peer >> my kids were in boy scouts, they were in little league, the did all the same things, checke off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: of the number of fatal overdoses in marin county has risen in the last few years in 2018 there were 30, in 2022 there were 61. >> reporter: the marin county numbers don't show the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at sonoma state when h passed away. >> he loved nature, trevor absolutely thought that being outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him and me very close was he always seemed to find heart-shaped rocks when he woul go on hikes. he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son, but helping others for her is part of healing. >> as we all are loo

hi, michelle. >> hi, there guys. great to see you that's a big story today because we're looking at temperatures well above normal for this time of year. from 10 to 25 degrees above what is typical for this time of year well into the 90s. it could hit over 100 degrees in many spots we're looking at northern heat from the plains and midwest. it's going to be warm and sunny too. in parts of the southeast you can see temperatures into the 80s and 90s. also looking at a chance of holiday showers unfortunately in parts of the great basin, into the plains, the lower mississippi valley, taking moisture off the gulf. we're going see that into the gulf coast states as well. we'll talk more about that also talking about the heat in just a few minutes >> all right lots to still cover. thank you, michelle. >>> in ukraine, russian drones attack ports along the danube river. that infrastructure is critical to ukraine's grain exports at least two people were injured in the rare assault close to nato borders ukraine is a major suppl

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i never michelle.was never a corbynista sure i do agree with michelle that he did get a really, really hard time from the media and never and never got taken seriously in a way that actually i mean, boris johnson was allowed to sort of just get in without ask about this. >> let me just bring it back to the shadow cabinet. phil says, why on earth has been? angela rayner being given such a prominent position ? what do you prominent position? what do you think to the that now think to the role that she's now got? she's basically got one of the that lisa nandy the positions that lisa nandy had.sheis the positions that lisa nandy had. she is now shadow levelling up had. she is now shadow levelling up secretary shadow deputy up secretary and shadow deputy prime up secretary and shadow deputy prirwell, deputy prime >> well, so the deputy prime minister is because she's the she's the deputy leader and she was elected. so i think that's quite straightforward. it's absolutely right that that's what he did. the l

. >> michelle, thank you. well the top story today is that the prime minister has set out, revised plans to his net zero plans in a contrary partial overhaul of the government's green policies. among the measures announced this afternoon was a weakening of the phasing out of residential gas boilers , as well as easing the boilers, as well as easing the transition to electric vehicles by pushing back a ban on new petrol and diesel cars until 2035. rishi sunak said he wanted a more pragmatic and realistic approach to net zero, which eases the burden on the british people and more importantly , has people and more importantly, has their consent . their consent. >> we do not have to be powerless . our future doesn't powerless. our future doesn't have to be a foregone conclusion on our destiny can be our own choosing , but only if we change choosing, but only if we change the way our politics works can we be brave in the decisions we make, even if there is a political cost ? can we be honest political cost? can we

michelle obama number one. african-american women, which is a critical cart o -- part of constituency. >> how plausible is this. >> i have also heard it, her name is out there, she has said, she has no interest in running, we heard people say that before. and changed their mind. but can you imagine. michelle obama is so popular from the most unpopular vice president to someone with michelle obama's popularity. there are some poles that are polling 31% of voters have a positive view of kamala harris. that is a low number. that interview on nbc with james clyburn that went on, and in the interview he said those low poll numbers were because she is a woman of color. and she is the first female nicee vivice president, okay michelle obama is a woman of color, what because he say. >> david is laughing. >> i am laughing at stupid tie iity in this, whoever is polling michelle obama is that popular better start polling the black people, they see her at one that got paid, went to martha's vineyard does not represent them

i think that michelle obama is a possibility. i don't think it was their first choice.arack obama was telling the truth when he had that interview and he said i would like a third term where i'm behind the scenes, that's exactly what he's doing from his mansion in washington, d.c. there have been lots of reports about the number of aides from the biden administration coming over, back and forth to the mansion. and michelle obama would be -- donald trump was a disruption for the fundamental transform aation that barack obama originally wanted and i think that they hope they could sneak by with another joe biden term. if that looks like it's not going to make it and that poll there is definitely an alarm bell, they will absolutely stick michelle obama in because she is well-known, powerful figure. >> they have one true north at this point for 2024 and it is stop trump. stop trump. and so even if michelle obama really believes in her heart and really doesn't want to run, every indication she has given over the years is i don't want anything to do with it. rachel: she's liv

they would look to michelle obama instead of lifting her up for that role.vin newsom or joe biden. this is not going to be a easy race. people looking at the country think 2024 is going to be a landslide for republicans, whoever that republican nominee is wait and watch because the democrats are very good at this game. if it's michelle obama we are in trouble. if it it's gavin newsom we are in trouble. even if it's joe biden we're in trouble. that's why we have to be lidge lent and keep our grassroots game strong. nothing is a about given at this point, guys, as you well know. >> there is a new "wall street journal" poll says they are only three years apart. 73% of voters feel that biden is too old to seek a second term compared to 47% of voters who said the same for 77-year-old trump. so age is certainly going to play a factor in the 2024 election as well. tomi, got to leave there thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. >> todd: tomi does raise an important point. democrats do better at running elections and republicans got t

congratulations, michel. it's such a serious accomplishment. and second, i really appreciated the notes on like clinical practice that guys were talking about. so i wanted to ask more about where you guys see strategy for at the point of reproduction like you, what do we do with our clinics, our hospitals, schools, the nursing homes in which we work? like, what do we do with those institutions in the interim? thank you. thank you for the question. and i invite both of you to also add your thoughts to it. but i think to the point that michel, just highlighting, you know, we really have to be we have to be doing things. actually, i think we had this conversation interestingly in a panel that was on at division 39 earlier this year. but, you know, i would say twofold. so one is we have to work to actually disrupt and dismantle our system as know it, you know, our dsm five is dangerous. it hurts people. and as long as people's depend on learning it, we're going to just keep reproducing harm right now? then there becomes this dilemma of, well, then

michelle: we are in a good place with the economy. it is part of this rebalancing that has been underway as we settle down to something that is more sustainable and healthy growth with more tame inflation pressures, even price reductions for some categories. 20 think about the economy from a non-mall -- when you think about the economy from a nominal perspective, we are shifting gears but to sustainable growth. i think a lot of people miss back, this idea that we have to shift gears and it will be ok when we do it. alix: i am going to piggyback on what guy is saying. if i am a barometer for the consumer, i am only spending on majorly discounted items. i am spying those things super on sale and storing them for christmas. i refuse to spend on anything those full priced that i do not need that if i am representative of that, what does that tommy about the economy? -- tell me about the economy? michelle: that will lead to lower inflation, which is quite desired. but i think what you are describing does resonate with a lot of people. i th

michelle is the current np for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chair person of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's special guest is award-winning journalist barry mccaffry. many of our viewers might remember barry from the film nostone unturned. an explosive expose that shown the spotlight on british. state collusion and the massacre of six civilians who were watching the republic of ireland play italy at the world cup in june 1994. in state of bory's investigative workloring the police to examine the findings and prosecute the suspects, he and fellow journalist trevor burney became the focus of police attention. this led to both men being arrested in august 2018, only to be later vindicated and awarded damages. barry, welcome to the show. thank you, sean. fortunally, barry, how did you become a journalist? uh jus

how many votes did michel baraev get? 90 votes, well, alex first we’ll ask how you liked your english, i liked absolutely everything, but in general this isn’t even about english , the story here is about the fact that you’re such a good guy, it came out. so masculine and restrained. are you confident farmer so everything is calm, such a good sound , dense, or your smatic timbre is amazing. thank you so much. for this truly musical holiday that you have just given us. simply awesome. thank you. hello, hello. yes, you know , i already said once that my first sexual experience was to the songs of lyubov uspenskaya today. i would like my first sexual experience to be under your song and for your voice to sound as the leitmotif of that sad evening. i would like to fix everything myself. visited yours today holiday on the holiday that you gave, when you smiled, everyone smiled, boys and girls, and even populists. ha, is this a separate gender? yes, we have a separate caste . populist girls. thank you very much, you are in our

des you say michelle, it's simple. want dogs muzzled and most dog owners would want all non—dog owners would want all non—dog owners muzzled. so maybe there is this kind of because i don't you know, i wouldn't want to hurt a dog unnecessarily. i would think that if a dog attacks somebody , i do think, attacks somebody, i do think, you know, it does have to be put down. i do absolutely share that view. but, you know, i am someone that is quite frightened of dogs. it was the way that i was brought i wish that was brought up. i wish that i wasn't. i was to cross the wasn't. i was told to cross the road anytime i a dog. and road anytime i saw a dog. and i think that was quite cruel, actually, if my dad to do that because he's brought me and my siblings up a fear and i siblings up with a fear and i try not to that on my try not to pass that on to my son. i try not to pass that on to my son i have try not to pass that on to my son. i have my son as son. i try to have my son as comfortable as possible. when there dogs but the

a series of tests to show whether michelle sheets is memory deficit. so symptom of to see what i'm all right scans planned for the next few weeks will provide images of his brain. this is the order is not no problem knowing the 19th right of march. mm hm. yes, it says if i had 5, so you came to us a few weeks ago because you were having trouble remembering things um, just push them to the home for may i ask who i'm here with the results. challenge of getting this isn't that 8 weeks off? to the initial examination results the 3 months i could find michelle feats his brain has slights, abnormalities and some areas on the images from the arrow shows some red areas. and that's it, that's off by the scene, while the device indications that your brain has been altered by outside those disease. it's a philadelphia in the right now you're in the preliminary stage, every stage and, oh, that's the name of the sentences. this does not look at getting a sweet text at the presence of the disease. the reality of that is that which gives us what we call the longest t

paul: michelle -- haidi: michelle bullock takes charge of the rba. shery: and country garden with debt lines and cardinal approval or -- credit approval. take a look at u.s. futures. a mixed picture after stocks fell in new york friday. s&p 500 erasing the week's gains . nasdaq dropped almost 2%. a few events to watch out for. and options expiration events and concerns about how long a strike in the auto sector would last and data showing treasury yields gained across the board with the 10-year yield above the 430 level. we are looking for the rate decision later this week but take a look at inflation expectations showing they fell in early september to the lowest level in two years and the consumers grew more optimistic about the economic outlook with the sentiment index on the bottom panel and inflation expectations on the top panel. so consumers expecting prices will climb at an annual rate of 3.1% in the next year, down from what was expected in august. haidi: michelle bullock has taken over as australia's first female central-bank governor as th