wooden house in the forest or in a beach house by the sea and that is exactly where all of you are michael king from canada i would like to live as a thank you for taking part michael you'll get a human rights watch and now let's find out what's going on in europe in today's express. helsinki's new subterranean museum finally opened its doors on thursday in most wrecks took five years to build and is largely located underneath a square that used to be home to a cinema and a bus station. before it was even completed the lavishly designed complex had been hailed as one of the year's most innovative examples of museums architecture. the most wrecks opens with an immersive digital experience created by japanese our collective team lab there exhibition mance let's run through january sixth. also on thursday the official connectors month for this year's october test was presented in munich twenty two days before the first cakes are tapped. it's generated with typically bavarian pretzels and tubas and costs seventeen heroes and the other eleven year olds will fill it with it on the plus side the star

august twenty ninth michael jackson would have turned to sixty he was in the mazing musician and the man in the mirror will always be one of my favorite songs and as a tribute to the king of pop we whipped up with the school marching video check it out. michael jackson's live in basketball at a little look a little scary you asked me before his death in two thousand and nine he underwent countless plastic surgeries he even had shin and she can plans. time for some german music now and coming up on today's show. the guns album from rap as much here via and past. pop and you tube stars you know he's the environment back stage . and techno birdsong with d.j. dominic calling. nine hundred eighty two i've been here that german rap has materia and castro were born and now they've joined forces to record an album together it's called nineteen eighty two and this is the story of how it all happened. to. me. graduates much period and custom a celebration of a joint album with the actually named best single champion song. of the album is called north and i needed to casper now but material in kasparov's. their first boss was very strong was sometimes tiring but we've done some g

think that is an area of weakness and he needs to get in front of that. >> let me go to michael steele. you were the kingthe 2010 midterms, a lot of democrats still mad at you over that. democrats are looking at a lot of enthusiasm and it's interesting, michael, the south, including your home state of maryland, are nominating african-american candidates. you have ben jealous nominated in maryland, he's not polling so well against the republican larry hogan. stacy abrams in georgia who's polling within the margin of error but ahead of brian kemp in georgia. is the south where democrats ironically enough have their best chance at the congressional level and the statewide races in november? >> yes, i've been saying it for eight, ten years now. i've paid attention to what the democratic party has been doing in the south. we've seen the fruits of this effort in virginia, north carolina, those were solid rhed states. they aren't anymore. because what the democratic party has done in the state level is gotten out of its own way and allowed candidates to emerge who can speak to a broader population of voters tha

michael jackson, of course, the former king of pop, one of the most famous men on all of the planet..s not really talked about that much because of that. did that upset you? i think it upset people that were close to her, and then she wasn't mentioned in the memorial on the academy awards. and i thought, "well, how could that be? how could they leave her out?" it didn't make sense. harvey: all three original angels had cancer. you're right. you think, what did we do? did we drink something? did we-- you know, did we inhale something? and you had breast cancer. i had breast cancer, mm-hmm. harvey: and kate had breast cancer, as well. jaclyn: yes, early on. she had it much earlier than i did. you're doing good now, that's for sure, right? yeah, i'm good. i'm good. knock on wood. yeah, mm-hmm. ( music playing ) you had training as a ballet dancer... - right. - and you end up a mogul. when you started this part of your life, there was really nobody else doing branding. - no. - except you and, around the same time, martha stewart. - right. - was there competition or camaraderie? - no. - ex

august twenty ninth michael jackson would have turned to sixty he was and then mazing musician and the man in the mirror i will always be one of my favorite songs and as a tribute to the king of pop we whipped up the bill school marching video check it out. michael jackson's live in basketball or a little look a little scary you asked me before his death in two thousand and nine he underwent countless plastic surgeries he even had chin and chic implants. time for some german music now and coming up on today's show. the guns album from rapper as much heavy and cast but i'm no good at all thank you tube stars he's the environment back. and the tech numbered song with d.j. dominic on. nineteen eighty two was the year that german rappers materia and castro were born and now they've joined forces to record an album together it's called nineteen eighty two and this is the story of how it all happens. to. be. graduates material and custom a celebration of a joint album with the aqim name first single champion song. that the album is called noise that you needed to buy casper not by material in kasparov's. you're hoping that this boss was very proud of our sometimes tiring but we'

on the cbs "money watch," instagram's co-founders resign, and designer michael kors is looking to expand his portfolio. diane kingexchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning china said it's hard to negotiate a trade deal when the united states is, quote, holding a knife to its neck. when asked when trade talks can restart completely, a chinese official said it depends on the will of the u.s. >>> stocks on wall street were mixed yesterday. industrials and banks suffered some of the worst losses. in the end the dow fell 181 points. the s&p 500 lost 10, while the nasdaq gained 6. >>> the two-day federal reserve board of governors meeting begins today. the fed is expected to announce the third interest rate hike this year. the potential that the growing trade dispute may slow the economy may force the fed to slow the schedule of rate hikes. >>> employers who offer family medical leave to workers earning up to $72,000 a year are eligible for tax credits under the new tax law. the tax credits available to employers for leave paid this year and next as part of th

and following on from michael wolff, trust me, there is more than a grain of truth in it. —— king's menk in the grand old age. you are not retiring soon, are you? though, of course not. japan has got a very strange work culture, having worked there for a number of years. this is inevitable, it is going to happen all over the world. interest rates are very low in most of the world's developed economies, you can't afford to sustain people. the japanese have a very strange culture, they look after people. for instance, if you lost yourjob, the whole street would look after you to make sure that you got sorted until you got thejob. anybody make sure that you got sorted until you got the job. anybody who tells you got the job. anybody who tells you that in japan, you got the job. anybody who tells you that injapan, people work harder than anyone else, don't believe it. the white collar workers, they just stay there longer than anyone else. thank you for joining us. have a lovely day and we will see you soon. bye—bye. hello again. well, if you're heading outside over the next few hours in eng

it's not as if they have someone like michael heseltine who in the late 19805 was the king over the watern waiting. boris is, in the words of one of his former advisers this week, disintegrating. he has his own difficulties. so there is not an obvious candidate. so you think right now, for now, theresa may is safe? i think she gets through it as long as there is some kind of deal and fudge around these issues, she probably get through until brexit next spring. taking a step back from a brexit, looking at the state of society in britain at the moment, i think the notion that the decision in 2016 was the will of the people, is flatly wrong. it is not the people who spoke in 2016, the actual result of it is a deep division of the country, there is no clear will of the people available. it is infighting all the time, and that worries me more than anything else. of course, which is why a compromise deal is needed to bring those two sides together. and we will see what emerges. we are heading up to the salzburg summit this week, and party conference political season as well, so we will see what

king of thieves celebrated its premiere in london on wednesday the film's stars michael caine he would leave the bounds of retired criminals to pull off britain's biggest jewelry heist the film is based on true events from twenty fifteen when full of healthy men still safety boxes of jewelry with a ten million euros for london's jewelry district happened on the king of thieves goes on release on september the forty first. visitors to rome are currently finding out more about meeting geishas at the hashtag a should a festival. thanks for japanese geishas provide visitors with an insight into them. and ceremonious. the festival runs until the fifteenth of september at various locations throughout the italian capital. berlin exhibition is showing works owned by the late art dealer to put on girl it five years ago fifteen hundred works of art were found in the apartment of gurlitz son cornelius. the discovery made international headlines because several pieces were suspected to have been looted by nazis. the exhibition showcases two hundred fifty artworks from the collection the origins of

morning," elizabeth smart talks with gayle king in her first sit-down interview since getting word of the release of one of her kidnappers. >>> actor brandon michaelbs drama "god friended me," joins us in the studio. >>> and cbs news chief white house correspondent major garrett takes us inside the white house in his book "mr. trump's wild ride." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ is kpix 5 news. >>> kicking up this tuesday morning with a live look from our exclusive salesforce tower cam or. i a live look at the bay bridge. semi clear conditions out there. it is tuesday, september 18. thank you for joining us. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary lee and jaclyn. >> good morning! >> i got a flat tire my way to work. tuesday is testing me. it can be fixed. i am calling aaa during the breaks. >> you have to call me sometime. i don't know if i can make it out there, but i will try. >> all right. >>> how is the weather looking? >> we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog. you can see that on the tower cam right her

king were convicted of multiple crimes. >> this is one of the vulnerabilities that michael cohen created for himself. by being in business with someone who got on the wrong side of the law. >> gene friedman like psychen checkered history. -- simon garber has a very checkered history. >> all of these tax fraud charges run related to michael cohen. but the company he keeps is noticeable. >> after running for new york city council in 2003 and losing in a landslide, cohen turned his attention to real estate. attracting the attention of a man whose brash persona and glamorous lifestyle had made him a reality tv star. >> you're fired. >> donald trump who was enjoying fame on his hit show, "the apprentice." >> he bought a $1 million condo in the trump building and a $5 million in another trump building. where ivanka trump also lived. >> after cohen became treasurer on the board for trump world tower, he proved his value to donald trump for the first time. >> donald trump is impressed by the effort that michael cohen helped lead to oppose a tenants' movement to reorganize the building. >> took trump's side a

king were convicted of multiple crimes. >> this is one of the vulnerabilities that michael cohen created for himself. by being in business with someone who got on the wrong side of the law. >> gene friedman like psychen garb -- simon garber has a very checkered history. >> all of these tax fraud charges run related to michael cohen. but the company he keeps is noticeable. >> after running for new york city council in 2003 and losing in a landslide, coahen turned hs attention to real estate. attracting the attention of a man whose brash persona and glamorous lifestyle had made him a reality tv star. >> you're fired. >> donald trump who was enjoying fame on his hit show, "the apprentice." >> he bought a $1 million condo in the trump building and a $5 million in another trump building. where ivanka trump also lived. >> after cohen became treasurer on the board for trump world tower, he proved his value to donald trump for the first time. >> donald trump is impressed by the effort that michael cohen helped lead to oppose a tenants' movement to reorganize the building. >> took trump's side against the oth

king street. just a heads up. >>> listen up, a new consumer report, apple is recalling some of its iphone 8 s's. >> "7 on your side's" michael finney is here to explain. >> the problem is with the phone's logic board, it can freeze or turn off unexpectedly. the iphone 8s were told between 2017 and march 2018. those with this problem. apple says it will fix the problem for free, don't worry about it, to see if your iphone 8 has a defectve board, we've got a link on our website, go to abc7news.com, look under "7 on your side." >>> now, starting today basic economy passengers on american airlines will get to carry on their carry-ons for for for forr basic economy tickets only allowed items that could fit under their seat for free. it's the last of the three major airlines to charge basic economy passengers for carry-ones. >>> the facebook-owned company is building an app allowing use es to brows or buy items from businesses they follow within the app itself. the app has no release date. instagram has been rolling out various shopping-related features the last couple years. >> thank you, michael. >> it's so funny, i said 8s. i w

. >>> king james is taking another job while he's with the l.a. lakers.br is stepping into michaelordan's shoes as the star of the pace jam" sequel. the sequel willol flow the 1996 movie that featu michael jordan alongside warner brothers' animated characters. production is scheduled to begin in the 2019 nba off season. >>> a final check on our forecast this rning. >> hey, aaron and melissa, yes, thank you. taking a live loo outside with our city camera, we have sunshine out there, plenty of clouds. for the afternoon hours, a mix of clouds and sun with more cloudover than yesterday. it's a nice afternoon. humidity levels in not too hot. we'll have high temperatures today around 80 degrees. highs tomorrow around 80 with similar clo cover tomorrow, partly toes mostly cloudy s overall. the weekend is not a washout, there's plenty of dry time, especiallyrdn your sa. clouds increase throughout the day on saturday with highs around 80, maybe a late day thshower. 60s ome showers on sunday. in> at anye we are expecting an update from the harford county sheriff's office after a shooting ver

michael cohen is talking to robert mueller's team in the russia investigation. >>> joining us now is angus king of maine. thanks so much for being here. as i understand it, you opposed his nomination before these allegations came to light. why? >> that's right. i issued a statement early last week before any of this broke. i had a series of problems. one, i think brett kavanaugh, if you study his judicial record which i did in some depth, has a very narrow view of what the federal government can do to protect its citizens, health care, environment in particular is one i'm concerned about. but he has a broad view of what states can do to restrict people's personal liberty. probably the best example is row v v wade. i don't know if he's overturn it. but i'm sure he will vote to narrow the protections where row v. wade is a hallow shell for reproductive rights for women across the country. the rush on this hearing is this other piece. we only have 10% of the data, the documents that he produced when he worked at the white house. if somebody came to cnn and said i want a job, but you can only see 1

king. winning for the third time. the show hosted by snl weekend update duo colin jost and michael che. they addressed the me too movement in the monologue. >> it is an honor to be here sharing the night with the many talented and creative people in hollywood who have not been caught yet. >> this year, the audience is allowed to drink in their seats. i hope you are excited about that. yeah. because the one thing hollywood needs right now is people losing inhibitions at a work function. netflix has the most nominations tonight. that's right. if you are a network executive, that is the scariest thing you can possibly hear except maybe, sir, ronan farrow is on line one. >> well played. also a big night for actor henry winkler for his role in "barry." >> i only have 37 seconds. i wrote this 43 years ago. okay. can i just say, skip said to me a long time ago if you stay at the table long enough the chips come to you. tonight, i get to clear the table. >> 43 years ago was during "happy days." the most memorable moment is the surprise marriage proposal. >> this ring my mom wore on her finger.

in that campaign there was a real coherent and king the view put forward by the leaders if you like conservative party side. specifically myself, michael and boris johnson and we all made argument for an open outward looking proenterprise power house of a -- approach where and free of shacs of the e.u., u.k. is open to the world, and true to its buccaneers and enterprising roots that was the theme in the feel of the kind of brexit that we all argued for. then you have theresa may through various reasons taking over who was posed to brexit and campaigned against it and that set the tone for the whole process then. and it teams so me as what's been going on in u.k. is that the political leadership and the bureaucratic operators seeing brexit as opportunity to be seen and exploited but as a problem to be mitigated and handled somehow. this disaster has to somehow be handled and we have to make the bests that's the attitude. so -- i remember early on when that attitude seem to being taking hold. making an argument and wrote a piece in sunday times where the discussion the that time was about hard brexit or soft brexit hard intersection its

king. it is a major breaking news today. on the eve of that breaking judiciary hearing, there's new accusations against the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh, the woman, julie swetnik. she's represented by michael avenat avenatti. sarah, walk us through this new sworn deposition. >> she has sent this on through her attorney michael avenatti, to the judiciary committee who has said they have received it. her name is julie swetnik. she has made some claims against brett kavanagh. she says this happened between 1980 and 1981. she says that her friend mark judge and she attend eed partie where there was very heavy drinking and inappropriate behavior your on the part of brett kavanagh and mark judge. she's associated working with the federal government, that she has a public trust, u.s. department of treasury clearance, a u.s. mint clearance and an irs clearance. let us get to the allegations that she is making and that she has sent on in a sworn statement to the judiciary committee. she says that she attended well over 100 house parties between 1981 and 1983 where mark judge and brett kavanagh, the supreme court nominee were present. she says that the party were in the area, they occurred every wee

king. it is a major breaking news today. on the eve of that breaking judiciary hearing, there's new accusations against the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh, the woman, julie swetnik. she's represented by michael

michael brown. i'm one of your two disenfranchised united states senators here in the district and i have two brief comments. first, i encourage us all to remember what dr. kingcannot drive out darkness and hate cannot drive out hate. only light and love can do those things, so i hope that we will continue to meet in places of light like synagogs and churches and that we will offer a message of love and inclusion to stand up against this vile, racist hate speech. and i also remind you as we talk about having our voices heard and we hear the mayor tell us about subtle racism that the people of the district of columbia who are very progressive, i'm very proud to represent people who stand for social justice whether its sex, race, sexual orientation from brown vers brown versus board of education to -- make sure you stand up for your own rights and support these statehoods so we have a voice. thank you. [ applause Âvw >> thank you, senator, for that much needed commercial. do you understand where you are, you are in the city where blacks and whites alike don't have the same rights that you have and yet we are number one for capital and taxes paid to support the

michael. my human rights ministry, you can look it up with www.oneworldolifesystems.org. we will see me outside the vatican protesting the sexual 007 with members of the italian parliament and the peace group after dr. king and gandhi. it is the transnational party, not a political group. the me too movement came to light last year. i think the founder in her efforts for the last 10 years thisssential as much as this toy also reported her psychologist in counseling over six years ago. as to the ad hominem attacks against her as well as anybody having been assaulted, i think are very egregious. in my situation, i am going to court because i did a silent protest when senator gillibrand spoke at cornell university, my alma mater on march 19. i had a sign. me too, both of you never responded. like the teacher would have had. i had been raped in the new york seminary after leaving for now. i had been accosted at the st. paul's college at the bishop supporters in washington -- bishop's headquarters in washington, d.c. i was fired when i confronted a priest who was having sex in the rectory. when i went to the cardinal of washington at that time, his secretary laughed at me. he ended up being the spokesperson f