been so quick to get involved here hi michelle you have the u.s. state department was quick to respond to say that it's monitoring these reports and significantly they've called for an immediate response from the international community as well as criticize russia for its ongoing support of bashar al assad's regime now it they said that it is russia who is ultimately responsible for this possible chemical weapons attack because of its continued support for the syrian government and its perhaps its strongest ally so now this all puts donald trump in a rather sticky situation if you'll remember just last week he said he wanted to pull all u.s. troops out of syria but didn't offer a clear timeline of when he was going to do it so now we're seeing him on twitter calling it the chemical weapons attack and atrocity also criticizing former president barack obama for not using military force after evidence that the syrian

bring in our chief political editor michelle accrue for she's covering the cabinet meeting for us hi michelle so this is a two day close to a treat outside of berlin why is that what is the chancellor hoping to achieve here . well in this and she's trying to achieve actually a team in the cabinet that has seen the first four weeks of its new existence with a lot of infighting particularly between the c.s.u. ministers that conservatives are very insistent part of angela merkel c.d.u. party horsy a war for the new interior minister striking a more aggressive tone in terms of migration here in germany particularly on the issue of family reunification of migrants here in germany those who have less asylum status now that has become a bone of contention between the two sides in this old new coalition those social democrats who are so reluctant to go into yet another government and i'm going to tackle c.d.u. c.s.u. lots of infighting so far there's a lot of intellectual work on paper one hundred seventy seven pages of that coalition agreement and in a way she will hope to set the clock to zero agai

his parents' house phone. u.s. marshals were monitoring. they looked up the number that had called michelle'sthat this woman had a son in his mid 20s who lived in south florida. >> did he know the missing michelle? the cops found him, staked him out. then followed him to that little white beach cottage where he and michelle were in for a big surprise. >> following a developing story out of florida, a woman wanted for the murder of her husband, a pope airman, has been arrested in florida. >> at the time of her arrest inside the apartment, we found magazines describing ways to go under cover in the united states, obtain new identity. >> books, too, on learning spanish, travel guides for several latin countries, an array of fake ids. and then there was michelle's appearance. >> she had changed her appearance, cut and dyed her hair, had had some plastic surgery done. >> do you feel anything at all to say? >> a few days later, michelle, her face still red and swollen and smeared with ointment from cosmetic surgery was driven back to fayetteville. she was charged with first degree murder and locked

>> reporter: hi, michelle. so we're at the oakland hills right now.ou can see the oakland police department has shut down a portion of grizzly peak and this is in the southbound direction a portion of grizzly peak. this is because they are looking for an occupant inside a car that has gone off the road. i want to pan over here. this is with a cell phone signal so bear with me here. the footage could be choppy. i'm going to walk to the edge. so oakland police believe the car somehow went down this cliff right here. now, i cannot see a car down there because it's very foggy. you can see right here it is extremely foggy. but this is grizzly peak. southbound is closed. northbound remains open. they found the car, oakland police just had a press conference and they found the car down the cliff but they can't locate the person inside. so what happens next is they are waiting for a cadaver dog and they are going to try to get a cadaver dog to see if a person been ejected or search for some kind of clue to see what happened. now, they said this was the result

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hi michelle i should be innocent until. you don't find me new sound just so female to ballet she says she wants. to play next measured as a model to kind of test match to. just. hang out. with the. right. term. in the stories that shaped the week the dow so raised over the alleged chemical attack in syria earlier this month as eye witness accounts call into question a video that was widely used as evidence and r.t. team was in the city to speak to doctors and local. people from the white helmets told us about the use of chemical weapons but we saw no sign of that we started pouring water over the people but they seemed to be ok walked away without any help .

his parents tom and michelle. >> his main thought when he was lying on, on the road, looking at everybody. he couldn't move. he just, just, he said he wanted to help. and he couldn't move. >> i just want you to know that we hurt with you. >> it is pastor sean brando's job to ease the pain of the 6,000 residents. >> the town is so small. how do they move past this? can they move past this? >> yeah, yeah, they can. there has to be healing. >> the parents say their son is a fighter and determined to remain optimistic. >> when they told us, ryan looked at us, and goes, dad, going to get us the gold. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> almost, i couldn't fall apart there. i had to be strong for him. that kid is amazing. and those other kids are, amazing also. >> ryan its one of 14 who have been hospitalized. his family says, they have been overwhelmed by support. but jeff, it's more than just an outpouring of grief. a gofundme campaign for victims families has raised more than $5.6 million. >> don dahler, thank you very much. >>> a remarkable memorial opens later this month in alabama dedicated t

hi michelle i still miss a little you don't find me new songs to soften emails or ballet she says she'snot . going to measure that a model because there is much to be s. . just days after slamming syria's what helmets as propagandists rock legend roger waters reveals the activist group had been trying to lobby his support from the syrian war. somebody who was charging that we had to go to the hospital so i went there when i came in some people grabbed me started pouring water on my had also this hour a russian t.v. channel interviews a syrian boy seen in a white helmets video supposedly showing the aftermath of a chemical attack the child and his father give us their account of how events unfolded in dubai that day. street clashes broke out in paris transport strikes continue over president mike rawlings labor reforms.

hi michelle i still miss the mental days you don't i mean you sound to so females of ballet she cheered on faultless is she really. the next measure that a modern take on the various industries bands. global warming are selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle of the dog. to new socks for the tell you that will be gossip the public by itself of the most important day. of the masters has been telling you are not cool enough unless you buy their product. all the hawks that we along with our audience will want. welcome back our quiz question is when was the first us government income tax imposed on individuals was it seventeen seventy six eight hundred sixty one or nineteen thirty four and the answer is in order to assist paying for the civil war effort cover of congress imposed the first personal income tax in eight hundred sixty one incidentally a year later congress approved the revenue act of eight hundred sixty two instituting a three percent tax on incomes above six hundred dollars which rose to five percent for in

. >> hi, michelle. >> at the top of the show, bob came on and point out volatility is collapsing. lot of people think these banks did very, very well last quarter because volatility was so dramatic. to what degree is the stock falling today because maybe that volatility is not going to continue and therefore not contribute as much to their trading revenue? >> well, i think that's definitely a component of the concern. you look at the equities revenues across the bullish bracket. investment banks that have reported, and they've been 25% year over year growers or better, and the equities business is where the big beneficiaries of that volatility, especially the derivative desk. so, goldman was right there with the leaders at -- in excess of 30% growth so the equities business certainly wasn't the issue. one of the things that happened, the stock had started to fade into the conference call and then the cfo, marty schwartz, said they were not going to be buying back stocks they were going to be stopping the buyback in the second quarter in order to build capital to support growth, an

she wasn't there. >> in february, five months after michelle was last seen, dan went down to the albuquerque police station and formally reported hisaughter missing. detective ida lopez, who would later make it her mission to find michelled and the other missing women, was on medical leave at the time. so, in ida's absence, the valdez family was at the mercy of the police department's bureaucracy. what did the police tell you? >> she didn't want to be found. >> and i can understand that ap doesn't just deal with missing. they deal with all kinds. >> for a long time, the news would be full of stories about girls who were missing and everybody was looking for them. and one of the things those girls all had in common was that they were all attractive and blonde and white and didn't have any criminal record and i guess i just kind of wonder whether police and everybody else would have sort of stepped up their game a little bit if that had been the case here. >> yeah, that did cross my mind numerous times. but, you know, you have to have faith in your law enforcement. if you don't have faith in your law enforcement to treat everybody eq

. >> hi, michelle. we had a pretty good beat on the bottom line.that is from cost management but also what we are seeing here is a bit of a honeymoon happening for new ceo brian niccol, who was appointed on valentine's day, february 14th among the things he outlined on the call are the things they're doing to turn things around at chipotle they're going to focus a lot more on mobile and digital that was one of the highlights during the quarter that. >> said. they really pushed that. and they really saw an 8% increase in that and they're going to really focus on that to give people more access so they don't have to complain about the long lines waiting at the stores. another thing they're going to look at is more menu innovation. they're going to do a lot of pilots in a lot of different stores and try to see what they can bring forward on a national level, including perhaps extending hours to make it a longer day at chipotle to give people more access, and also they said also looking at different day parts, maybe different pricing for different day

his parents tom and michelle. >> his main thought when he was lying on the road looking at jerybody and he couldn't move, he just... he said he wanted to help and he couldn't move. >> i just want you to know that we hurt with you. >> reporter: it is pastor sean brandow's job to try to ease the pain of humboldt's 6,000 residents. the town is so small. how do they move past this, and can they move past this? >> yeah. yeah, they can. there has to be healing. hi reporter: the straschnitzkis say their son is a fighter and they remain optimistic. >> when they told us, ryan ndoked at us and said, dad, olympic sled hockey. i'm going to get us the gold. >> reporter: are you kidding me? >> no. i couldn't fall apart. i had to be strong for him, but that kid's amazing, and those other kids are amazing, too. >> reporter: ryan is one of 14 who have been hospitalized. his family has been overwhelmed by support. jeff, it's more than just an outpouring of grief. a go fund me campaign for the victims' families has raised more than $5.6 million. >> glor: don dahler, thank you very much. a remarkable memor

tourhat the prince hopes will spur investment and economic velopment in his kingdom. michelle caruso carrera looks at what has been accomplished so far. >> reporter: first stop for the crown prince of saudi arabiaon washind.c. for a meeting with president trump. >> thank you mr. president. >> reporter: followed by stops at harvard and mit with big plans fec thnology investments. next new york city. dozens of events including a last-minute late night press conference signing what they said was a $200 billion solar energy agreement with soft bank's sasan. plus a day long each with american ceos where they offered memorandum of understanding with companies like google and raytheon and held a panel on the changing role of women which included the head of the saudi stock exchange, saouh. >> are y going to learn to drive? >> of course i would love to have the chr:ce. >> reporff to the west coast for meetings with boeing, richard branson, amends, and bill gates among others. ty of the h the roy west coast. media executives, rupert murdoch, bob iger and oprah too, thissiap opens to en

michelle go beyond knows that his car is a real attraction after all people were drawn to it from the moment the wooden dish of the. made its debut in the streets of mush. now to a rather unique fine dining experience when davita guises first told people about his idea if a dinner in the sky they must have thought he had his head in the clouds hosting a gondola fifty meters up and serving meals on it was a tough sell but he served customers and over forty countries since then to rave reviews we visited him in belgium where the idea first took off. when do dinner guests have to buckle up. when the meal is served fifty meters above the ground. like here. michelin star chef served their creations high above the ground for dinner in the sky like this one. it's amazing it's the best there it is by far and a beautiful experience good. but it takes more than the average preparation time before guests can sit down to their dinner in the sky experience which three hours earlier. the kitchen personnel are putting the meal together. everything has to be perfect the pressure is on but. he's been

michelle's father. the ex-boyfriend was digging in his heels. >> he's not gonna sell the condo. s not want to move out. period. he made that clear. >> reporter: on july 12, 2016 even as she remained under investigation for cyber-stalking and worse, michelle filed a breach of contract lawsuit against ian over the condo. the next day angela called police. another man was outside her condo. anaheim detectives found a 17-year-old in the courtyard. he told police he was responding to a craigslist ad. orange county district attorney tony rackauckas. >> we gotta get her off the street. it's hazardous to angela at this point. >> reporter: michelle looked like a loose cannon out there. >> she did. >> reporter: capable of harm. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: police got a warrant, and once again arrested michelle hadley. >> it's very hard to see your daughter being placed in handcuffs. and i just kept saying to him, "no. no. i can't believe it." >> reporter: this time it was much more serious. michelle was charged with stalking, making criminal threats and six counts of attempted r

and joining us now from his burghers did abuse chief political editor michelle acuff michelle what are you hearing right now. well certainly there was a lot to smooth over and what we're hearing is that it was in the end of bunch of professionals getting together to discuss the way ahead although one does how much more mapping out does this government mean they have one hundred seventy seven pages of coalition agreement to go through and to work down but the big question of course is how those forty six a billion or so heroes will be divided and will eat into the budget now we're due to hear from the finance minister who is from the social democrat party and about the potential way ahead in terms of atmosphere a very professional atmosphere upbeat particularly from the new ministers but with talk of you then says of course continuing particularly from interior minister who has regional elections coming up for his use you pati this autumn michel it after following those talks outside of berlin first right thanks very much this is the reader's live from berlin more on these and other sto

michele. we're going to facetime. she thinks she's a finalist but is actual i -- >> her face. >> oh, hi. ou? >> i'm great. thank you for watching and being a glad yachter. >> oh, my gosh. i'm coming to see you next week in l.a. >> oh, good. we're doing a live reading of the very final episode to raise money for the actors fund so thank you for supporting the actors fund and for celebrating our final episode. what's your question? >> my question is this, kerry, now that all of the "scandal" episodes have finished and you've finished filming them what was your favorite episode and why? >> oh, my gosh. you know, asking me my favorite episode is likeu. >> she doesn't want to see me. you have a wonderful manicure. i would be scared to do that. thank you, michele. really quickly, we had reese witherspoon a few weeks ago and you joined forces as well. >> we're provide deu are produc fires everywhere" for hulu. i've been doing a lot more behind the camera. directing and producing and filming a pilot right now for abc that i'm excited about this week, yeah, so it's really fun. it's exciting to thi

. >> well, you've mentioned him once already and his name is michel sidibe. >> that's correct. >> yousay he tried to broker an apology at some point between yourself and loures, that loures would apologize to you. in return for discussion your promotion. sidibe denies that was on the table, no apology but that, yes, you did have a conversation about the situation. what's your position on this? >> that happened during a work mission in sweden and there were witnesses whom i immediately told about what happened. after that he tried to bribe me with a promotion. when that didn't work, he then tried to threaten me by sending me outside of my work location and finally he tried to humiliate me by informing me that luiz loures had been exonerated. >> what does that mean threaten you by sending you outside of your work location? >> that means he was trying to phase me out of the organizat n organization, moving me out of headquarters to a less desirable duty station with the ultimate aim of trying to oust me. >> what is your recourse now? where do you think you'reaking th? >> well, in terms o

president obama posted a romantic photo on instagram of his wife michelle calling her his best friend as well as surprising her with flowers and a handwritten note. president bush got laura a puppy. as for our current president, here's what he said he got melania today when he joined "fox & friends" this morning. >> good morning. i picked a very, very special day because it's melania's birthday. i said let's do it on her birthday. happy birthday to melania. >> hopefully there will be visits in between. have you decided on or do you want to tell us what you got her? >> well, i better not get into that because i may get in trouble. maybe i didn't get her so much. i got her a beautiful card. i'm very busy to be running out looking for presents. >>> a historic meeting is underway right now. kim jong-un has crossed the dmz for a meeting with south korea's president moon and the two met at that military demarcation line there represented by a concrete curb. they shook hands. they then each stepped over the line, each going into each other's country. it was broadcast live across the world. l

president obama posted a romantic photo of his wife michelle calling her his best friends as well asr with flowers and a handwritten note. he president bush got laura a puppy. as for our current president, here's what he said he got melania today when he joined "fox & friends" this morning. >> good morning. i picked a very, very special day because it's melania's birthday. i said let's do it on her birthday. happy birthday to melania. >> hopefully there will be visits in between. have you decided on or do you want to tell us what you got her? >> well, i better not get into that because i may get in trouble. maybe i didn't get her so much. i got her a beautiful card. i'm very busy to be running out looking for presents. >> with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. this one's below market price and has bluetooth. same here, but this one has leather seats! use the cars.com app to compare price, features and value. tailored reco

this is his kingdom. >> michel: some people come because it's trendy. they come with sexy ladies.om a different culture. >> anthony: who needs culture? >> michel: i think that culture can save the world. isis, those criminals who are not very far from lebanon, someone who read interesting books, someone who listened to beautiful music, cannot become an animal again. >> anthony: if you were the emperor of the world, hypothetically -- >> michel: hopefully. hopefully. >> anthony: hopefully. what would beirut be like in ten years? >> michel: best-case scenario, it goes back to before the creation of israel. when all communities were living very well, the jews would be back. we are in the jewish neighborhood here. i think that you have to all to be united to fight this monster, isis. once the monster is defeated you can start arguing again about other things. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin with 24-hours of continuous allergy relief, when allergies occur, day... ...after day.... ...after day. because life should have more wishes, and less worries. feel the clarity and live clar

michele sessions his car from the would have a variety of fruit trees where there appear apple walnut for cherry trees he used only once from the water alley. installing the sixteen horsepower engine was one of the easier tasks faithfully reproducing the different parts of the car's body was incredibly time consuming. said. this piece of wood here these air intakes took three days of work so you know machine can do this simple but so i had to do everything by you and thought time was an issue for me with you in a debate that it didn't matter if i needed four or five years i just wanted to make a model that was unique and. michelle is something of an expert at making wooden cars but one to ten scale model once he exhibits them in a little museum which he opens to visitors. his wouldn't issue though is now the main exhibit and his masterpiece. you might get you can make hundreds of little wooden models like this from all makes of cars or building a full scale model like this is something you only do once in a lifetime there won't be a second time. to sawing and sanding is done michelle

. >> hi michelle, a lot of those questions will be answered on china's rules towards joent ventures buticles are number one in the world. by far, china leads the world in sales last year. it is more than double the number in europe, well ahead of the made to. japan is in fourth place tesla, 17% of its sales last year were in china 14,000 vehicles. it has discussed putting a plant in this country. the decision happy been made partially one reason is likely because they don't know what the country's policy is going to be regarding joint ventures there are, however, a number of local companies gunning for tesla when it comes to electric vehicles chintu was showing an electric vehicle concept car at the auto show there are 26 electric vehicle companies here in china. so guys if you look at shares of tesla -- they report earnings next week, i know a lot of people like to say hey eventually tesla is going to sell in china. it's going to be a huge market the potential is this but there are hundle r hurdles and a lot of competition. >> thank you very much, phil wham is it there, phil. >> late n

. >> hi, michelle. the reason people are asking if this should have been done earlier is because last year, the faa in the federal register, which i'm looking at right here, which a lot of people have been looking at over the last 24 to 48 hours, they had proposed airworthyiness director regarding inspection of this type of engine it was never made mandatory. it's unclear why here's the latest on the investigation. there are varietiinvestigators e ntsb who is analyzing debris the flight crew has been interviewed. the faa said it will require engine inspections, ultrasonic inspections of fan blades in specific engines and it will apply to cfm56-67 engines. similar to the one that was on the southwest airlines plane they think it's about 220 engines, but they haven't given an exact number. the focus, again, will be on the fan blades meanwhile, ge is working with the faa and the airlines on putting together an inspection plan they did issue a service bulletin on this engine last year that was right before

the jury deadlocked in his first trial. michelleler is following this case tonight outside philadelphia. michelle? >> reporter: well, bill cosby just exited the courthouse moments ago, and his defense team wasted no time inside the courtroom this morning, launching an attack against his accuser, andrea constand. now, the lead attorney, tom mesereau, called her a con artist who tried to extort his famous client. her motivation, he said, was "money, money, and lots more money." in 2006, constand received nearly $3.4 million in a civil suit settlement with cosby. mesereau underscored that report repeatedly. -a cast constand, who accuses cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in his philadelphia-area home 14 years lao as the villain, and cosby as the victim. now, cosby's defense says there was a relationship there, but it was consensual. rste this afternoon, the prosecution called heidi thomas, flyof the five additional accusers allowed to testify. thomas described flying out to hosby's reno-area home, seeking ngs mentoring and g

michele sentient his car from the would have a variety of fruit trees with their pear apple or cherry trees he used only once from the water alley. installing the sixteen horsepower engine was one of the easier tasks faithfully reproducing the different parts of the car's body was incredibly time consuming. said because there was no this piece of wood here these air intakes it took three days of work so you know machine can do this so i had to do everything by going to all the time wasn't an issue for me with you on the way that it didn't matter if i needed for five years i just wanted to make a model that was unique. michelle is something of an expert at making wooden cars but one to ten scale model once he exhibits them in a little museum which he opens to visitors. his wooden dish of oh is now the main exhibit and his masterpiece. you might get me can make hundreds of little wooden models like this from all makes of cars or building a full scale model like this is something you only do once in a lifetime there will be a second time. that the sawing in sanding is done michelle plans

we have that story in washington, d.c., hi, diana. >> reporter: hi, michelle.t couldn't come at a worst time, there's big spring events this weekend, and all the homes got pricier because mortgage rates which loosely follow the 10-year treasury yield hit the highest level yesterday out of march, breaking a tight range where they sat for a while bond yields are higher, and while the increase does not mean a ton in terms of monthly payment for a home buyer, it could signal the start of another steady rise which we saw at the start of the year, and that take an emotional toll on buyers and sellers as well as rates rise, fewer homeowners want to sell and buy another home because they likely would be giving up record low rates in the 3% range to move and pay on rates closer to 5% the entire nation is in the midst of the supply crisis, and that is just pushing prices higher add higher rates, and today's buyers have to diagnog deep back to you guys >> wow, that chart is startlie i i -- startling. they have been used to low rates. i mean, looking at that, you can be at

. >> reporter: hi, michelle.he president has renewing his fight with amazon here he's in the cab et net room room for a meeting with baltic po officials. >> the taxpayers i pay fog that money a report just came out 1.47 or about that, i believe. for every time they deliver a package, the united states government loses $1.47 so amazon is going to have to pay more money to the post office. >> we've been trying to figure out exactly what he's referring to, j.r. reed has been up as headquarters has been doing some research it looks like he's references a record from citigroup, according to a write-up of the "wall street journal" that came in july of last year, they says the analyze from citigroup says the costs were fairly allocated, costing $1.47 a package to deliver. so apparently the president has been doing his homework. the question is whether or not there's any real action planned by the u.s. government going forward d this administration plan to do anything about this, or is this just the president spouting ou

michelle? >> hi there, guys. it's not just professional teams, too. little league games being played, parents shivering outside. we are cold once again. we are looking at snow, snow in chicago like we said. now we are seeing snow this morning in the northeast. some rain, some snow mixture. another cold start to the day. things will change, though, over the next several days. we are stuck in this pattern where we are seeing the jet stream really dip to the south. that is allowing all that cold air to come in. it's been like that for days and days and days. sounds like we are on repeat. back to the west we are looking at some above average temperatures, well above average for this time of year. we are well below normal in minneapolis, 44, about ten degrees what is average for thi timesarts of florida, but we are watching stormy weather, could even see gusty thunderstorms and downpours. >>> all right. chilly once again, you guys, but we are looking at temperatures in february now, it will feel like june by saturday. >> we'll take it. we've been waiting a

kennedy: former president barack obama release a joint statement with his wife michelle that states,always be grateful to mrs. bush for the generosity she showed to us throughout our time in the white house. but we are even more grateful for the way she lived her life. man, what a life. even incredible inspiration. so much more on her in the coming days. coming days. thank you (announcer) you work hard to give your children something to build on. i was always trying to think "how am i gonna get her through college?" i wanna have a mechanism in place to make sure that my daughters are well taken care of. i hope to leave my children with something to help them get set up. (announcer) don't let it get eaten away by unexpected fees and legal expenses. my husband did not have a will and everything went away. when my father passed away, he did not have a will or a trust. we're not as prepared as i had hoped we would be. (announcer) every year, tens of thousands of people lose what's rightfully theirs

kennedy: former president barack obama release a joint statement with his wife michelle that states,we'll always be grateful to mrs. bush for the generosity she showed to us throughout our time in the white house. but we are even more grateful for the way she lived her life. man, what a life. even incredible inspiration. so much more on her in the coming days. thank you for being part of our coverage tonight. ommy gun and shot out this window? >> right. [ gunfire ] >> ...an epic gunfight... >> it went on for about four hours. it's the longest in fbi history. >> digging up some bullets fired from that window. >> ...haunting history... >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> ...set for sail. >> this is a lot bigger than any of us realize. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida,

let's take a look at some of his photographs. and michelore until 6 may. earlier i wasjoined in the studio by michel. i asked him what touched him so much about this particular region. i have been first touched by the poll when i was 12. my parents took me to poll when i was 12. my parents took metoa poll when i was 12. my parents took me to a valley in the alps, and it was my first. i took the ice in my arms. if it was evident... and i was 12, i had my first little kodak brownie camera, and it was the beginning of a story. well, we will talk about climate change and the impact of the melting polar ice caps ina minute. impact of the melting polar ice caps in a minute. at first off, let's ta ke in a minute. at first off, let's take a look at these pictures. which are your favourites, can you talk us through some of them? well, my favourite is probably this polar bear picture where it is mixed mineral, animal and celestial. while i was waiting for a couple of hours in the zodiac, practising patience and perseverance, which are two keywords fo

michelle? >> hi there. we have all sorlts of weather today. we have snow. we have wind. rain. we have summer like conditions for some spots. but i want to point out the risk for severe storms in parts of the southern and central plains. we have the risk for hail and heavy rain producing flash flooding and also potential for a few tornadoes. places like kansas city, springfield, little rock and shreveport are looking at that today. on the backside of this system we are looking at some very cold air. we are looking at the potential for blizzard condition forz some and summer like in the northeast. at least we have good weather. >> that's right. >> for once. >> yeah, for once. >> thanks, michelle. coming up, a substitute teacher is in hot water for a fight club. got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week

michelle short a saying this a song for this but home. a shout from. mr will his combination of moving melodies and deeply personal their x. while the crowd to figure a vision final on may the twelfth. destroy. the first. i consciously wrote it in a way that let me tell a personal story of the machine as it's nice for people watching on t.v. to be able to feel how the guy on stage is singing from the bottom of his heart and the signature. he wrote the song for his father who died with michelle i was fourteen he let me walk alone was the unanimous winner at the german eurovision heat feel. kind of new to the hopped up if i didn't have a moment to relax nixon cry and suddenly all that attention which as an artist you want to force there was a woman because of the big moment is still to come but i do notice that everything has changed it's great because that's what you want as an artist but as it means a lot of new people are also discovering my music to what it was you can do a. mission a show to grew up in the far north of germany near the danish border he began si

joining them is president obama and his wife michelle and current first lady melania trump.ng presidents missing, jimmy carter and donald trump. it's a one-way american politics out to be. one country, one family, one people out of many. >> jesse: nice picture. missing valerie jarrett. she was president for a while. >> greg: oh! it's time for this. greg's terrible diet news. as you know, i'm an expert on terrible diets. there is nothing worse than stuffed animals. let's take a look at this dog. a st. bernard. he had to go in for what they thought was cancer surgery. his name is mazie. 8 years old. they found it wasn't cancer. he'd been eating teddy bears. we all know teddy bears have lots of carbohydrates. they don't digest easily. i would say do not eat teddy bears, dog! >> jesse: that's how you lost weight. >> greg: i did. i stopped eating stuffed animals. i would just gorge. >> jesse: moving on. greg knows what it's like to make a joke people don't really like. an accent i felt kicker posed for a prom picture with his daughter and said this. wishing my beautiful daughter

respects, former presidents bill clinton and his wife, hillary, former president barack obama and his wife, michelle couple of former presidents named bush and their family paying their respects to barbara bush. shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel, live with us there and everyone that knows her tells us what barbara bush would want us to talk about. the barbara bush foundation for family literacy. it was her calling. dana perino and i will be heading to texas as the nation says good buy. dana will enter "the daily briefing" 2:00 eastern time, 1:00 in houston and i'll have coverage in houston saturday. the news continues after this. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight th

six year old woman who has an affair with a sixteen year old michette after every tryst michelle result loud to his older lover just as he came to her. for a moment he was still inside it this is disgusting. this ticket is. borrowed it from someone at school. should be ashamed to. go to them on the ice don't improve when you sell the rights to your own book you can expect to see on screen the images you had in your head in the film you see other pictures understand i'm very happy with these images that i rediscovered in the film. and the beauty of these you confronting having meeting been shaken pinch one day hannah vanishes years later michelle sees her again she's a young law student and she's on trial for war crimes cano was an overseer at a concentration camp kate winslet won an oscar for her performance in the reader it was an international success. turning a book into a film is tricky business if the director is too faithful to the novel they can end up with a too long to talking movie but strayed too far from the source material and they get accused of betraying the book our next two adaptat

stars in 1968 and sparked a dynasty of culinary excellence that continues today with pierre's son michel, and hiswas to always to put maison troisgros on my resume. it's my first day, chef troisgros. >> michel: tony, bonjour. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment allez-vous? >> anthony: tres bien. many have called maison troisgros the best restaurant in the world. and in the '60s, the brothers pierre and jean were early, important and fundamental innovators of what came to be known as nouvelle cuisine. behold one of their breakout classics, one of the truly game-changing, timeless, most influential dishes in history. it seems now, maybe, a simple thing, but it absolutely turned the world upside down when it debuted on the troisgros menu in 1962. i mean, when you have a dish this legendary, this iconic, there's no escaping it. the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash." if you google "troisgros", you'll see this. >> michel: so, forget everything you have on google and watch me now. okay? >> anthony: before this, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elabora

still remember him by turns the statement serious and some for but also the private man with his wife michelle our perception of obama has a lot to do with the person who took these photos pete souza obama's official white house photographer has collected his most iconic photos of the forty fourth u.s. president in a best selling book and joining me in the studio to talk about the book and susan is the culture editor scott roxboro scott good to see you so souza was the official white house photographer under president obama just what kind of access did he have a young credible i mean almost unlimited access this is here is a one of his photos as well blasted as he took of president obama very iconic image sort of a sound of music picture of when obama visited. here in germany to twenty sixteen just at the end of his presidency and you just see how relaxed obama seems how casual he seems and i was i think because the photographer pete souza had been around him for so long he was given almost unlimited access to very confidential. aspects of the presidential working day but also very private mom

barack obama as we still remember him by a statesman serious and some but also a private man with his wife michelle our perception of america's forty fourth president has a lot to do with the person who took those photos as pete souza president obama's official white house a photographer has collected his most iconic photos into a best selling book and joining me to talk about the book on date about. scott ross welcome. so he was the official white house photographer and a bamma how free was his access almost unlimited i mean he could had access both the most confidential meetings as well as the most personal moments i mean this is a nice photo here that he took quite closely end of obama's second term as president this is of course and in germany the sort of sound of music shot with the on the american and you can just see i think how relaxed obama is he been around the fur for eight years he was accustomed to the guy and he really had complete access was interesting is that through that incredibly personal behind the scenes shots of obama which he's gathered into this new book that he's he's he's

setback to reforms providing free tuition for low income students and that by pena his predecessor socialist michelle bachelet. the e.u. has badminton ports from several supplies and brazil in a move that would affect more than a third of the country's exports to europe the european commission says the measure was adopted because of quality control issues the bad effects twenty brazilian processing plants mostly dealing in poultry. a u.s. senator has made history by casting a vote in the chamber while holding her baby earlier this month tammy duckworth became the first senate member to give birth while in office the double amputee iraq war veteran brought along her ten day old girl as she voted against president donald trump's nominee to run that's a senate rules were changed just a day earlier to law to allow babies on to the chamber floor. now in one hundred sixty eight the u.s. and the former soviet union were locked in a space race to see who could land a human on the moon first the film two thousand and one a space odyssey dazzled film gold is at a time the world was on edge rosalind jordan went