she was michelle obama. >> in 2007, michelle obama didn't mince words on the trail, saying this about he still has trouble putting the bread up and hputting his socks actually in the dirty clothes, and he still doesn't do a better job than our 5-year-old daughter sasha at making his bed. >> when people are acting like her husband is some political messiah, she knew that wasn't true. by and large, women loved it. because we all talk like that. we all make jokes about our husbands, and it is so familiar and comfortable that she could warm up a crowd easily, by making those kinds of jokes. >> that same year, mrs. obama told glamour magazine that the daughters don't want to climb into their parents' bed because their dad is too senatnory and stinky. >> in the morning, he wasn't at his very best. it was humanizing. >> still, michelle obama was lampooned and accused of being an angry black woman. she was targeted with racist attacks after comments she made in wisconsin. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my country, and not just because barack has done well, but

that michelle obama spark was right there.other hand she became criticized for the early on. she was winging it on the campaign trail. >> she threw the rule book out and said i'm going to be me. >> she was not mrs. obama. she was michelle obama. >> in 2007, she didn't mince words on the trail. saying this about her husband. >> he still has trouble putting the bread up and putting his socks in the dirty clothes. and he still doesn't do a better job than our 5-year-old daughter at mixing his bed. you have to forgive me if i am stunned by this barack obama thing. >> when people are acting like her husband was a political messiah, she knew it wasn't true. we all talked like that and make jokes about our husbands. it is so familiar and comfortable that she can warm up a crowd easily by making those kinds of jokes. >> that are same year, mrs. obama told glamour magazine said their daughters don't want to climb into their parents bed because their dad is too snorey and stinky. >> i loved hearing her put downs and sass and saying in t

and i remember thinking, we are not seeing michelle but he is singing to michelle.nd the months to come. >> stay together like -- >> as a country, as a people, as a. >> we also -- i've been married the same amount of time. got married in 1992 and i so remember -- you guys do when she was on the trail and when it was look can like he was win, and she said the thing about this picking up his socks and doesn't pick up his sox and so people criticized her. was like, what, of course? of course. we've gotten hopefully how to love each other, because she loved herself, she loved her family, and she loved her country. and he in that amazing address, in that grate, just talked about that and i am not necessarily a optimist but i do feel optimistic that we've gotten that from them, just to love, and to be open, and to talk to each other. we don't have to agree, but they brought the level up here in terms of -- we, as i said, she said, we know people like them but the big "we" did not. and so i think the level has been raised and so the level of respect hopefully will take awa

she was michelle obama. >> in 2007, michelle obama didn't mince words on the trail, saying this aboutll has trouble putting the bread up and puttingis socks actuly in the dirty clothes, and he still don't do a better job than our 5-year-old daughter sasha at making his bed. so you have to forgive me if i'm a little stunned by this whole barack obama thing. >> thank you, i love you. >> when people are acting like her husband is some political messiah, she knew that wasn't true. >> by and large, women totally loved it. because we all talk like that. we all make jokes about our husbands, and it is so familiar and comfortable that she could warm up a crowd easily, by making those kinds of jokes. >> that same year, mrs. obama told "glamour" magazine that their daughters don't want to climb into their parents' bed because their dad is quote, too snory and too stinky. >> i loved hearing her sass and hearing her say in the mornings he wasn't at his very best. it was humanizing. >> still, michelle obama was lampooned and accused of being an angry black woman. she was targeted with racist attac

michelle did. she brought her mama with her to the white house which means she brought her home with her. she and brock have the same friends brought them along to. it's hard being oneself under a microscope. in the miracle of michelle she seemed to have always held on to her authentic self with lots of her middle name, lavon, holding center. unlike me who traveled the past to get to my authentic needle. there some and and be now about women who don't spend a lot of time looking in the rearview mirror. michelle went away just law school but moved back to her hometown she married and became a mother are within a five-mile radius. there's a lot to be said for that. her husband has adopted her hometown as his, never any fight about which parent to spend the holidays with. her brother craig, michelle doesn't like to play games and it's not because she hates to lose, this because she wants everybody to win. michelle resonates for us on a deeply personal level. she has given us permission to be ourselves

michelle: it's up there. the city that has been named one of the worst places in the country to own a car. q: and this. when you go into college or the business world they will not take i don't know. >> texting trouble for teens. how shortcuts in communicating might leave them short when i michelle: you seen a panda? alison: this one? he is on the run from a zoo in virginia. the great escape next. doug: it looks like we might squeeze one more spring like day before the reality of winter return. that's next at "abc7 news at 4:00". q: history on wall street. for good reason. the dow for the first time topping 20,000. that moment captured on the big board at opening bell. here is how the day ended moments ago. all three u.s. indexes seeing the solid gains. again,s he torrey as the dow topped 20,000 for the first time ever. michelle: the text messaging is the preferred mode of communication for a lot of teens these days alison: no question about it. they are fast. it's amazing. it may offer teens a quick way to s

michelle: tim, thank you. be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com. 11:00, a daughter and granddaughter of malcolm x. face theft and animal abuse charges after being arrested in maryland. the woman and her daughter were arrested in charles county wednesday night after deputies got a tip about a stolen u-haul truck at a walmart. in the cargo area, they found seven pit bulls. the women are charged with stea malikah is also charged with animal abuse. active investigation tonight after a serious crash in capitol heights. this was along east capital and davie street. two people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. the weekend is here. we are getting off to a cool start, a few clouds right now in the nation's capital. overall, a quiet and dry night ahead with scattered clouds. tomorrow, early on, middle 30's. through the mid day, we eventually make it into the lower 40's for the afternoon highs. added clouds in the afternoon, so once again i

michelle: thank you. stay with abc7 news for updates even when you are away from the tv. head to wjla.com/text to subscribe to our breaking news alert. you will get notices sent to your phone from our newsroom. momentses ago, president obama offered up the last news conference and one of the things he did is offer prayers to bush family. alison: he talked about subjects that were important to him, race relations, russia and his successor. chief political correspondent scott thuman is there on capitol hill with more on the press conference. hi, scott. scott: good evening. it was interesting listening to president obama as he was well aware that this was his last chance to get in his final thoughts before handing over the reins to donald trump. he did the errors for big subject matter he has tried to tackle in the past eight years where he felt he has made accomplishments like the lgbt community and where he thought he still needed a lot of work to attempt to tackle even after leaving office. race relations

michelle? michelle: thank you. next at 4:00, you have seen high-tech security equipment ready for next week's inauguration. still ahead how the horses will play a role i michelle: d.c. police and mayor muriel bowser believe they have a good strategy when it comes to improve accountability across all districts. stephen tschida has a look at the patrolling plan announced this morning. stephen: violent crime festers in the nation's capital but today, words of encouragement from the top cop. >> crime is down in the district of columbia. crime is down. stephen: how far down? in 2016, the city saw a 10% decline in violent crime. 13% reduction in robbery. 17% drop in homicide. >> with all of that community partnerships resulted in a 70% closure rate for homicides last year. >> to keep the crime trend moving in the desired direction, peter newsham announced a new command. a single chain of command in section of patrol districts, aged for growing future department leaders. >> it's a real good thing. >> she takes comfort in

michelle: thank you. we want to give you another angle of what is happening on the roads. quick check mobiletrak7. passing through oxon hill heading to landover on the beltway. we continue to monitor the road conditions. we will show you in real time what it looks like throughout the evening on abc7. alison: so if you want to complain about the rain and the wind is think about where we were a year ago today. doug: yeah. smack dab in the middle of a major blizzard, the fourth largest snowstorm in washington weather history. it was tied with the snowmageddon from 2010. 17.8 i in washington, d.c. two foot accumulations were widespread. north and west. like the usual south and east of the city less hit. brings back memories. none of that today. viewers in winchester, stephens city getting snow. not far from there is hagerstown, maryland. this is live at the weather camera in hagerstown. if you drive less than an hour away the temperatures are falling north and west. at the naval air station, 3 miles per hour

michelle? michelle: thank you.a teacher at yorktown high school in arlington on administrative leave accused of exboding himself to two miner -- mine nowheres. two a -- minors. two accused him of watching them shower and then followed them around the locker room while exposing himself. he was released on bond but the school officials say he won't return to school. q: new developments to tell you about regarding the man accused of sexually abusing children inside elementary school in prince george's county. deonte carraway is expected to plead guilty to federal charges next week. they are still negotiating the charges. they say he sexually abused children at the elementary school and videotaped so them engaging in sex acts. michelle: premrg tricia mccaules vehicle with her body in the trunk. mccauley disappeared christmas day and her body was found two days later in a traffic stop. once we hear what happened in the hearing we will bring it to you. >> will it help traffic congestion? we will explain coming up. michel

michelle obama, the michelle obama who lived back in chicago , the sort of pre2008 michelle in was a really -- public, was a really original distinctive figure in a way that i think did not come through 100% during most of her time as first lady. this is what i mean. mrs. obama is a harvard-trained lawyer. she is a social critic. she has a lot of original observations about life. she is warm but she is also really blunt. and when i was doing my kind of early years of obama biography, so is 2007, 2008, i was struck by her quotes because she was so not playing the role of the kind of demure, traditional first lady role. she really came across as -- a lot of people who met michelle obama during those years thought that maybe she would be the run to president, not barack obama who seemed more like a sort of academic type. so what happened in 2008 is that mrs. obama had to edit hergs. she was attacked during the campaign. she misspoke slight sli and those words were further taken out of context to paint her in a really stereo typed way. it was a personal crisis. she felt she had been the

michelle: thank you. stay connected to the stormwatch7 team all night through wjla.com or the facebook and the twitter feeds. you can download the storm watch app for the smartphone or tablet. larry: five days after a raid at the prince george's liquor board headquarters a guilty plea on for charges connected to the case. will campos is a former state delegate and member of the county counsel. brad bell broke the news this morning and he joins us live with the new developments. brad: this is the plea agreement. the crimes laid out ar understand. a politician demanding bribes in exchange for payout of tax dollars. >> the evidence in the case shows that will campos treated the taxpayers' money as if it were a literal slush fund. brad: tough words about a politician. this time it's will campos. he has pleaded guilty to importants brides in exchange for the payout of the taxpayers dollars to businesses and the fake charities in the ten years as a councilmember. >> they were part and parcel of a long standing

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you, michelle. tomorrow on "good morning washington," final preparations for the trump inaug ration are underway. get protests, security measures and who is performing on the big day. >> heading out of town? how to score on a last-minute get-away if you are skipping the in did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. michelle: we learned the long-time voice of the inauguration parade won't be behind the mic this year. brotman announced every parade since dwight eisenhower in 15957. mike carter-conneen spoke with him again today and is live from the canadian embassy where abc7 will anchor the inauguration coverage. >> this is a terrific view. you can see

you have been following the appointment of michel barnier, what have you learned?ngly, michel barnier is quite relaxed about what is going to be a nine—month delay by the uk in triggering article 50 and his view is, thanks very much, plenty of time for the eu 27 to get their ducks in a row, and i also get a sense from brussels on mixed views on this idea of having a transitional deal to tide the uk over when the divorce negotiations are over. so ivan rogers resigned this week, of course. it gave him such a headache. there is an appetite for a transitional deal in brussels, but massive strings attached, you would have to abide by those core rules of the eu in that transitional period. i've been talking to friends and former colleagues of michel barnier and this is my film. a venerable tradition is enjoying something of a renaissance in europe. the grand tour has been revived as the eu's chief negotiator on brexitjourneys from capital to capital to agree a common front. in contrast to the agonising in britain which lost its eu ambassador this week, michel barnier has

michelle? michelle: we want to breaking news at the westfield wheaton mall where two people were stabbed. they are fighting for their lives. richard reeve got to the scene. what can you tell us? did this happen inside the mall or outside? richard: this happened just outside the mall. set the stage first. look behind me. many of the exits are clogged with vehicles. they have evacuated many of the people out of the mall. we don't know how extensive it is. pan to the left. this is where we think the activity happened at 3:137 this afternoon. came out first as an assault call and later on when the police arrived or first responders arrived they determined it was a situation involving a stabbing or a cutting. one person is in custody. one one person injured. that is what we know at this point. it's an active, fluid scene. we'll get back to you when we have more information. richard reeve, abc7 news. doug: storm watch as many parts in the area north and west of the city are under a freezing rain advi

michelle: he only voted once. election officials stress it's a felony to vote multiple times and can carry up to a five-year prison sentence and a $10,000 fine. more on what chris encountered "newschannel8 at 10:00." maureen: the message cowell be seen for miles -- message could be seen for miles. greenpeace activists crimed a crane to unfurl a 70 x 35-foot banner and the activists are still on the crane. stephen tschida is following the story tonight. bring us up to date. >> they are still there. check out the landing on the stairway up to that. they have been waiting there for hours and they hand cuffed themselves to the stairway to bar the passage. you can make out what is left of the banner. there are five activists still up there. we have yesterday o'of what have it looked like what it looked lake hanging over the white house with the "resist" sign. it looked like they were rolling it up and about to descend but that was hours ago. the ground. ready to move in and ready to apprehend them and make arrests if t

michelle? michelle: thank you. we are monitoring a developing story out of north dakota where the weather never convinced protesters to take down the camp near the dakota access pipeline. as lana zak reports, now the numbers could start to grow again. lana: republicans applauded the president action on pipeline. >> we have issued executive order to build the keystone lana: there is no shortage of protests. oil spill on the magellan pipeline demonstrates the risk involved. >> pipeline spill once a day, destroying farm and ranches and produce water supply. pipelines are a tremendous risk to the farms and the ranches and the climate. so here in the heartland we will be fighting keystone xl with everything we have. >> sho,000 gallon of the -- 140,000 gallons spilled in a field in iowa. it does not pose major environmentm impact but the snow and the wind create problem for clean-up crews. >> the biggest threat right now is the weather. with closing down the road. >> days earlier, another leak in saskatchewan, canada, sp

michelle: thank you. the big question is when will the rain start? we know it will rain but the timing is critical. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill is in the brand new stormwatch7 weather center with a check of the forecast. nice digs, doug. doug: very nice! we'll show more of it. the first thing i am thinking look at the beautiful live shots around the capitol. wouldn't it be great to hang out on the weather pattern for one more day? not going to happen. rain on the way. let's get you started to talk about the numbers. they are delightful for the 19th of january. lower 50's. upper 40's across the region. sunshine in the capitol. as we go through the concert hours just getting underway now on the mall in front of the lincoln memorial. temperatures will be fine. they will drop to the upper 40's. plenty of sunshine. but later tonight the clouds are increasing. a good pull of moisture. this is going to pull northeast to the area. the question all week we have had is when would it arrive? now we a

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michelle? michelle: of course, download the stormwatch7 weather app to get updates on the go wherever you are. don't get caught by surprise on the winter weather. the app is on google play and the apple app store. developing in rockville, five people rushed to the hospital showing signs of carbon monoxide exposure. a stove inside a restaurant that is under construction was turned on. the ventilation system wasn't probably working. six other people were the hospital. everyone is expected to be okay. michelle: the department of energy building in d.c. overheating batteries sent fumes in a room and three people were getting sick there. they were evaluated and they are in southwest and we are told they are okay. d.c. fire and e.m.s. says this emergency is over. jonathan: i want to show you something. i was dark last night with the cloud cover. you see the blinking red lights? that is the washington monument. normally there are lights below it to illuminate the monument. it doesn't happen last night

michelle? michelle: the phone at district sandwich shop will not stop ringing.ple they they are calling the white house. stephen tschida with the one digit causing all the confusion. stephen: 7-1/2, 8 blocks separate the delhi on m. street from the white house. but just one numeral separates the phone number from the white house. they pack people in for the lunch hour and through the afternoon for the sub sandwiches and the lunch items that it serves but in the past 24 hours they are getting phone calls. people calling in from across the country to complain about the new administration and donald trump. somebody tweeted the phone number for bub and pops if you wanted to call the white house to vent your anger at the 45th president. >> so i just answered a phone call and got cursed out by somebody in louisiana. they seem generally upset by everything going on in the country. i tried to explain she didn't call the white house. she called a busy sandwich shop. stephen: they won't go in great details because often the phone calls are quite brief. but essentially, yo

michelle: okay. thank you. stay connected connected with tm watch weather team all weekend by going to wjla.com/weather for the updated forecast. we are sending out constant updates on facebook and twitter. of course, you can download where within the hour president trump swore in to office defense secretary james mattis. that was at the pentagon. >> the press conference was a symbolic first for the new president. >> i'm deleted to congratulate you on a stunning election victory. >> sharing the stage with the leader in the east room of the white house and meeting with her privately in the oval office. may has been under pressure by some in britain who want her to take a hard line with trump. the two had a packed agenda from defeating isis to drafting a new trade deal with the u.k. >> i'm convinced a trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. is in the national interest of the crucial relationship that exists between us. the u.k. leaves the european union and reaches out to the world. >> trump fielded questions ab

michelle: the 15-year-old gunman died today. he shot himself after killing charlotte zaremba over the weekend. alison: now he is accused of burglary elsewhere in that same neighborhood. michelle: right now police are struggling to find a link between zaremba and sean crizer. jonathan: richard reeve has the next phase of the investigation. what do we know now? richard: behind me is crizer's home here. this is where police found so much evidence. you can see the police unit parked outside. we are not allowed in or out. it's still regarded as an active crime scene. this was the key police say to finding so many answers in this case. crizer fired the shot as you mentioned 16-year-old charlotte zaremba and wounded her zaremba had just returned home from a new year's eve party. the mother heard a disturbance and went in her bedroom and saw her daughter struggled with a masked armed person that turned out to be crizer. so far there is no link between the suspect and the victim except they went to the same school and live in the same ne

the joint michelle: welcome back. alison: we are listening in as one of the military bands performs for the inaugural festivities, in a look at the make america great again celebration. the kickoff to the inauguration celebration. all of this taking place live there at the lincoln memorial. by the way, we do expect president-elect trump to speak to the crowd soon. as soon as that happens, we will bring it to larry: while the president elect is working on the mission to make america great again there is a group in the mission with a different mission. a promarijuana legalization group giving away 8,000 joints for free at dupont circle tomorrow. they plan to march to the national mall and light up at 4:20 in the president-elect speech. >> the smoking part is not legal. that is a personal choice. why we are doing this. we want trump to engage the marijuana reform community is to have a panel at the trump tower or at the white house when he is in there. larry: participants get two joints, one to cope and one to give away.

michelle: thank you. still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- metro's break from safetrack about to end. we let you know when and the next section of the tracks scheduled for maintenance and shutdowns ahead. >> a protest group today listed things they plan to do to disrupt trump's inauguration. i'm sam ford. that i oh, how was the open house? so good! look. 800 square feet, 1 bedroom, hardwood floors, 15 minute ride to work. dude! dude! i know! your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? how do i check? credit karma. it's free. that's great! that's a credit score. just whip bam boom, it's done. check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit. eyes over there, dude. this apartment's hers. mine... thank you. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: one week from tomorrow, donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the united states. he will do it under protest. there will be some going on. several

michelle: thanks. while the government is doing their part to fight the snow, people around the area are bracing for themselves. hardware stores in the area were open at 8:00 this morning receiving new snow gear shipments. the owner of a store in burtonsville said his first customer of the day bought a snow blower. probably won't need it this time around but the owner suggest other supplies are just as necessary. >> you want to get yourself prepared, the emergency stuff or the flash lights or a vest that is reflective to people can see you, hand warmers, food, flashers, all of that. you can put in a tote or any bag you have at home and keep it with you. michelle: those items should be kept in your car for the entire winter season. be sure to download the stormwatch7 weather app right now to get instant updates on this storm when you can monitor the forecast and the radar live as snow arrives. jonathan: we also want to see your snow pictures. alison: head to burst.com/wjla. we are also following a devel

back to you, michelle. michelle: thank you. much of the south -- let's talk weather now -- is under a winter weather alert today. as a powerful storm makes its way out of the gulf north. this is what it looks like in little rock, arkansas, today. and part of our area could be in for snow before it's all over. stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill here with the forecast. doug: is storm center continues to move northeast. off the north carolina coast tomorrow it will intensify and we'll watch it closely. in advance of that, the winter weather advisories issued overnight and tomorrow for anne arundel, prince george, calvert, charles, northern virginia, spotsylvania. these are the winter storm warning from to virginia and north carolina and over on the eastern shore as well. the warning areas could be snowfall. a sharp cutoff between a little bit of snow and a lot of snow. flurries reaching ground right now on doppler radar. let me show you the breadth of the storm. a lot of rain, snow and ice. this is all sliding to the northe

well -- michelle: q is fascinated. q: i am. michelle: glued to the video. q: listen.weather is creating eye popping sights in china. michelle: tourists are being drawn to the spot with some unique crystal cascades out there. the cascades are made up of the ice covered vines. some of them were man made like the one at the entrance of the attraction but others created naturally. beautiful. we said we would be -- >> it's beautiful until it falls on somebody. michelle: beautiful to see. all right. still ahead for us next at 4:00 -- >> a group is gearing up for the first time they will be marching inside the i did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> we are out here in herndon, virginia, mcnair farm neighborhood where

michelle, larry, erin? michelle: thank you. larry: thank you so much. good to see you. i am rooting for this guy. erin: i know. this is an awesome, exciting time and new era for the bison. mike london has taken over the howard football program after spending the past year working under d.j. durkin at maryland. robert burton has the coach of the week. >> thank you. appreciate it. [applause] robert: mike london has worn many hats. former police officer, lifesaver, football coach, father. the latest hat is head football coach at >> fist in the playbook. meeting the new team. >> i can't wait to meet them. we sit down and have one-on-one and talk to every player on the team. >> he has an f.b.s. national championship under his belt. in 2008 he led richmond to the first ncaa championship in any sport. but at howard, there will be challenges. >> we always have to deal with the kid can go other places to look at what the locker room looks like, facilities. things like that. they will be addressed. >> but the claim to fame is being able to still see his daughertyson's face. 13 ye

michelle: a manhunt for a cop killer in orlando.he is a hero and she gave her life protecting the community that she loves. we will bring this turned back to justice. michelle: orlando police have been going door to door, looking for this man accused of killing a 17-year police veteran as she chased him at a walmart. the man was already wanted in the murder of his ex-girlfriend. a deputy officer died in the hunt for lloyd when their motorcycle collided with a minivan. 60,000 on the reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. jonathan: the man accused of killing five people at the shooting spree at fort lauderdale airport has been ordered held without bond. esteban santiago faces charges including murder. and chilling new video a merging showing what investigators say is santiago opening fire in the package claim area, not saying a word, reaching into his pants, pulls out his gun, opens fire. the police say he has contested -- confessed to the crime but his motive remains a mystery. there is an effort tonight to bri

michelle: moving to the stormwatch winter weather alert. the big story locally as parts of the area set to wake up to snow on the ground. which regions will see the most? let's get some of the answers from meteorologist steve rudin. steve: a lot of changes the past couple hours. the satellite and radar, the storm is well to the south and west. this will eventually make its way off the coast, then ride to the north and east and it will clip art area and it appears it will bring a bit more snow than originally anticipated. the winter weather advisory has been expanded into the district, arlington, alexandria, prince george's county, southern montgomery county, fairfax and prince william, st. mary's counties shaded in pink which is a winter storm warning, which is eight or more inches of snow by the time the system moves out. how much are we talking about? anywhere between one to three inches around the immediate metro, three to five inches leonardtown, ocean city could be looking at 10 inches of snow. forecastreak down the and show you what t

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michelle: this happened at the westfield wheaton mall, sending shoppers into a panic. richard reeve joins us with the investigation happening now. rich? richard: mall security is still on the scene. the police are looking through surveillance video, interviewing witnesses, trying to locate a suspect in what is considered a double homicide. chaos and fear at the westfield wheaton mall. >> he came in unconscious, blood everywhere. richard: now a double homicide. >> they observedtwo male victims suffering from stab once. calls tuesday 911 afternoon. works nearn who live the food court saw one of the victims. >> i saw a person on the ground, getting help. the police came down here. richard: first responders evacuated the victims with life-threatening injuries. >> i think that's sad. richard: authorities began in emergency evacuation of part of the mall. >> we shut down the mall. richard: traffic parking lots and veirs mill road, even the metro station shut down for a time. >> makes me a little nervous. both victims described only as adult males who died later at the hospit

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and for the first lady michelle obama, there's been a lot of changes since obama moved in. >> michelleto that enormous, exhilarating, terrifying national political stage were reluctant, cautious. >> barack is home at least once a week and we're really doing family stuff. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, young malia and sasha talk about the weirdness of seeing their warns in magazines. >> it's pretty good, because people like angelina jolie. >> really important people. >> mommy is important. >> reporter: and the beginning is not so important, moving into the white house, where the bullet prove windows can't be opened, but secret service was always there. she recently described that first day. >> i will never forget that winter morning as i watched our girls, just 7 and 10 years old pile into those black suvs with all those big men with guns and i saw their little faces pressed up against the window and the only thing i could think is what have we done? >> reporter: and she did face criticism even before the election. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my

michel: but that is not always the case.h region has different inmates, different tastes terms of food. you have to localize production anyway, especially on the corporate action. but also you have formulas asian that can be done locally. so we are not too concerned. to 2017,you look ahead what are you most optimistic and what are you most concerned about? michel: short-term, the measures announcing are probably positive for the u.s. there is a lot of things the u.s. needs to do. the first impact could be quite positive. cons could come later. reductionism has consequences -- protectionism has consequences. it depends on how trump acts and communicates while president. it might once responsibilities kick in. erik: it might and it may not. we will see friday. michel demare, chairman of syngenta. for the time being, back to you. mark: great chats. thanks. do not miss our exclusive ubs' governor. -- with stuart gulliver, hsbc ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. julie: i am julie hyma

michelle and i talked about it. i confided in michelle, i have gone to her for advice.talked about this man. you gave me insight. i think it is because mr. president, you give me credit for having understanding for other people's misery and suffering. president, there is not one single solitary as of entitlement and you, michelle or your beautiful daughters. you girls are incredible, you really are. is a hyperbole, you really are. not want out of entitlement. symptoms of creeping privilege disappeared. you carry your own burdens. very soon, your creeping systems of privilege disappeared. president, you have sometimes been like a lone wolf. wayyou carry yourself in a that is pretty remarkable. the history, the journey, your journey. it is something that people are going to write it up a long time. i am not the solutions when i say this. you are so fortunate, both of you to have found each other. all of that grounding. all that that you had. it made this guy. it made him totally whole. that's pretty amazing. president, this honor was not only well beyond what i but it is

michelle and i talked about it, i've confided confided in michelle, i've gone to her for advice, we've talked about this man, you give me insight, and i think it's because, mr. president, you gave me credit for having an understanding of other people's misery and suffering. mr. president, there is not one single ounce of entitlement in you or michelle or your beautiful daughters. you girls are incredible. you really are. that's not hyperbole. not 1 ounce of entitlement. the poet once said, when you can find someone who says it better, use it. he said, you carried your own burden and very soon your symptoms of creeping privilege disappeared. you carried your own burdens and very soon the creeping symptoms of privilege disappeared. mr. president, you have sometimes been like a lone wolf, but you carried yourself in a way that is pretty remarkable. history is a journey. your journey is something people will write about for a long time i'm not being solicitous when i say this, you are so fortunate, both of you, to have found each other because all that grounding, all that that you have, ma

michelle obama. [applause] first lady michelle obama: thank you all so much. rest yourselves. we are almost at the end. hello everyone. may i say for the last time officially, to the white house. [applause] michelle obama: we are beyond hereled to have you all celebrating the national school counselor of the year as well as all of our state counselors of the year. these are the fine women and a few good men. [applause] who are on the stage and rep. dent: schools from across the country. i would to start by thanking terry for that wonderful -- introduction. and her right on the spot remarks. i will say a lot more about terry in a few minutes. how into a nose a few people who are here. first, our outstanding secretary -- john king. [applause] as well as our former education secretary arne duncan. [applause] i will to take this time to thank you both publicly for your dedication and leadership and friendship. we could do this without the support of the department of education under both of your leadership. i'm grateful to both of you personally and proud of all you have done for

improving the lives of families all over t country. >> michelle obama!> reporter: a signature cause, fighting childhood obesity with her "let's move" campaign. spurring the country to get up and dance. pushing healthy eating on young audiences. on shows like "sesame street." >> i better get some breakfast right away. that's some healthy breakfast right there. >> that's my breakfast, wait, grover -- >> reporter: a champion for higher education, pushing the disadvantaged to dream big and working globally to give more kids to access quality education. her passion rooted in her own uniquely american story, growing up on the south side of chicago. >> her father's family from georgetown, south carolina, not far removed from slavery. making the migration to chicago as so many african-americans did. understanding that the way for his children to have a better life was a good education. and for her to be able to embody that was very, very important. >> reporter: a world apart from her initiation into american royalty. ♪ >> reporter: but as the very first african-

michelle and i have talked about it. i've confided in michelle. i've gone to her for advice. i've -- we've talked about this man. and you given me insight. and i think it's because, mr. president, you gave me credit for having understanding other peoples' misery and suffering. mr. president, there's not one single solitary ounce of entitlement in you, or michelle, or your beautiful daughters. and you girls are incredible. you really are. that's not a -- that's not a hyperbole -- you really are. not one ounce of entitlement. and seamus heaney, one of his said --s [laughter] when you -- when you can -- when you can find someone who says it better, use it. he said, "you carried your own burden and very soon, your symptoms of creeping privilege disappeared." you carried your own burdens and mr. president, you have sometimes been like a lone wolf , but you carried yourself in a way that's truly remarkable. here's to your journey -- your journey is something people are gonna write about a long time. and i'm not being salacious when i say this. and you're so fortunate, both of you,