michelle. so i didn't pay it any mind. but just in case, i wanted to see if she was ok. so i checked on her facebook recently. and she had plans to go to tahoe with some friends. and so right before gong to work i just sent those friends facebook messages just to make sure she was ok. keith morrison: didn't think much more about it. but then he got another call. this time, it was that nursing instructor. and she was trying to be composed. and she told me the story of how she went out to the garage looking for michelle. she said she saw what matched the car's description taking off. and saw that it wasn't a game anymore, wasn't something you could excuse. keith morrison: by then, krystine was calling michelle's cell phone. she didn't pick up. that's when i had this feeling where something might have been wrong after she didn't pick up a few times. keith morrison: at 9:30 am, 12 hours after michelle was reported missing, police found her car. it was parked outside this apartment building just a f

and i can imagine simon and yobe as well also listening to you and if i can yes please michele it. you know what could have happened as we saw those people who counted the ballots behind us and they disappeared just a couple of minutes ago now i would expect them to have been handed back their mobile phones so i could because they were to those phones were taken away from them so that could potentially be a source for this but we'll just have to wait and hear what the official confirmation of that is if it is indeed michelle that is an important point to soon as twitter goes on line there with those people who might have been tossed for counting those ballots because get some early reports that again are unconfirmed but i imagine that would be an expected but important side really for a lot of people here berlin going to be a huge sigh of relief for the s.p.d. leadership first of all and second of all for anglo-american. you know actually for the whole political establishment really and across europe i should say because people i think around europe are looking at germany and hopin

yeah, mmhm. >> anthony: and ah, michel, you -- >> michel: i was born in vientiane. >> mama vaughn: in >> mama vaughn: yeah. >> anthony: have you lived here all your life? no, ah -- >> mama vaughn: in france. >> anthony: in france. >> michel: by the age of 11 i went to france to study. i came back in, in, in 1971. >> anthony: in difficult times, 1971. very, very difficult. >> michel: oh yeah, it was still the war. >> anthony: mama vaughn's long time friend michel is a journalist, though what that means in a communist one party state like laos is necessarily different than what you and i might define it as. >> michel: when i was in paris, i studied ethnology. when i came here, they said, ethnology can wait. what we need it journalists. >> mama vaughn: journalist. that's why you get your job. >> michel: that's how i became a journalist. >> anthony: american involvement here remained a particularly painful and even taboo subject with the lao government. >> anthony: obama, the united states president, just came here to visit. what do you think it means for lao? >> michel: well, i think one

s max merrill if former but as they go player michelle did say ok michelle start with you let's start off with life six when was it a sense of buyers being too weak or leipsic actually showing up and being strong. was a strong performers from them for especially first off so much power for gold shots twelve twelve i think so and and the goals even if they was one bag but they came back so strong there and i came in very early because of the injury. and he did a great job i'm very happy to see football like this. it's interesting about this particular tide because i did a little research and this is they have the most off its production of any time right now they're averaging nearly five goals a game so it is nice to see even though if you players are left out of the starting lineup but you know so you go for life seek now max over to you both coaches made six changes to their lineups but it looked like who told the magic yeah i go to say before the match i thought he got it wrong he dropped or bonnie was resting him van i could see maybe why i was resting him but kevin ogle stock has

they're like michelle, when are you coming back? like my agent.are like michelle, you know, you haven't partied for two years. like we're worried about you. you're just locked up in your house. >> reporter: the quest, taking her to mongolia and peru. >> i want to be able to see the beauty in everything. i can't do that by partying around the world and living extremes and having sex with hot people or like, you know, hanging out with powerful people or, you know, this one's beautiful and that one's this. i'm putting all of my value outside of myself by doing that. and i want my value to be inside. >> reporter: sergio, her teacher here in mexico, is the leading expert on the indigenous toltec tradition so secretive that it's only been passed on verbally. his specialty is lucid dreaming. the belief is that if you're aware that you're dreaming you can influence your dream, that it will plant an idea or even redirect your subconsciousness and bring about real change to your waking life. >> what do you say to critics who say this is just nonsense? >> ho

>> michelle: swampland. not much. >> anthony: body disposal. >> michelle: you can say that.ally come here for the seafood and it would be elegant. >> anthony: well, you have the waiters in the little bolero-type jacket things. >> michelle: or a bow tie and there's still some places in miami that still have that. >> anthony: this is how you drink coffee in miami. >> michelle: the real places give you the milk first, then the coffee. >> anthony: what do they call this? >> michelle: it's a big cup with little cups. >> anthony: it is basically like the coffee version, the caffeine version of a one-hitter. i'd have one of those. at the next place, i'd have another. i basically get increasingly jangly as i head towards work. >> michelle: i grew up on the colada. at 4 i think i had my first colada. we all give our babies coffee. they put their finger in it to taste it and they all grow up loving coffee. >> anthony: that's good. so this is a nonjudgmental land, you can pretty much get away with almost anything. anthony: it's good coffee. >> michelle: i'm so glad you like it. a lot o

and press harrington joining me in studio michel things a foreigner but there's a good midfielder in t.v. pundits thank you do michel very good thank you ok and our very own maximillian meryl welcome back matt says rock star let's take a look at what's coming up peter stood the endorsement back in but is the action actor ugly year old belleek exit they are hosting the handover side looking to break their three game losing streak and we'll head to leipsic where rb was looking to finally dethrone the defending champions byron unic life sink has lost every game against the league giant pool the fifth time be a charm. but first the two are between cologne and labor coups and the biggest mismatch of the match de cologne at this point in the season are playing for pride what else is there they're dead last with the worst defense in the league they look like free lunch right now leverkusen likely to qualify for the champions league are they heavy favorites it's pride versus high probability will cologne finally change their stench of destined relegation. seldom has there been a hotter favor

. >> it's michelle obama!it is michelle obama, i know. >> it's her! >> hopefully the portrait will continue to inspire other little ones just like parker. hopefully our visit will inspire other parents and other moms to take their kids to museums. because we have so much fun at the museums. >> how did the meeting come about, jessica? >> michelle reached out to us. she really wanted to meet parker. and of course we were going to make that happen for her. >> you said before that parker believes michelle obama is a queen. does she still think that? >> parker, is michelle obama a queen? >> uh, yes. , she is. >> i guess that suits it. she's a superhero. she should be -- maybe she should be in the "black panther" movie, she's a superhero. >> right, right. maybe michelle obama should be in "black panther" because michelle obama's a superhero? >> no. >> no? what is she? >> she's a queen. >> she's a queen, nope, don, you stand corrected. she's not a superhero, she's a queen. >> she's right, whatever parker says is righ

♪ michelle: a very warm welcome to "fokus on europe." i'm michelle henery. glad you could join us.t feels as though not a month goes by without an election taking place here in europe and each more exciting than the last, except the one in russia feels a bit different. that's because president vladimir putin is all but certain to secure another six-year term when russians go to the polls. a rally in moscow appeared to show many endorsing putin, with tens of thousands of supporters cheering him on. ♪ michelle: that was, according to official reports from the main media organizations, the very ones which critics complain are firmly under his control. but multiple reports from opposition media outlets indicated that many of the attendees, from students to civil servants, had been strong-armed into showing up at the event. the few journalists who remain critical of putin and his government fear reprisals from the kremlin. our reporter juri rescheto spoke to two who refuse to buy into the state propaganda and are paying a heavy price for it. ♪ >> reporter pawel nikulin dared criticize t

michelle: bruce is in soul. thank you. british police are searching for clues near to where a former russian spy was found critically ill after exposure to an unknown substance. they were found unconscious on a bench in salisbury, west of london. he was granted refuge in the u.k. in 2010 as part of a russian spy swap. he had been convicted in russia on charges of spying for britain. you more on this. we are standing by in moscow. what reactions are there to the story? thomas: vladimir putin spokes person call this a tragic situation. in general t terms, he said rusa is a always open to cooperation. there is q quite a lot about ths appearing in the m media, paparticularly stete med. the major comment is they don't think there are enough facts to intrusionere is any or a action on the part of the russssians, which h could lead o the poisoning as it suspectctedf him, the man who was charged with high treason in 2004 andd sentenced to 13 yeaears in jailn 2006. tv is sayingtate as a fact that they poisoned themselves with possi

♪ michelle: hello and welcome to "fokus on europe." i'm michelle henery.nxiety is running high as much of europe awaits the outcome of italy's election. with eu-sceptic and far right parties on the rise, experts predict that they will surge in the vote. whether italy does lurch further to the right will depend on one man, matteo salvini. railing against the euro, brussels, and migrants, he and his populist party lega could form part of a governing coalition in rome. perhaps inspired by the success of u.s. president donald trump's slogan, america first, matteo salvini has made italians first the defining catchphrase of the 2018 italian election. polls in the run up to the vote showed his right wing party lega, with their anti-migrant platform, in the lead. with around 600,000 refugees and migrants having landed on italian shores during the last four years, immigration is a hot topic in the election campaign. and the lega party activist we met in puglia plans to take advantage of that. >> leonardo and his fellow activists want their the slogan "italians firs

that report there from our senior political editor michelle accused and she is after the s.p.d. party headquarters in berlin this morning following the story michelle i'm sure i'm not the only one who noticed the references there to h.b.o.'s house of cards and as you've just shown us berlin politics aren't really as bad we hope as the fictional washington under president frank under way but when you're trying to say understand us there's a lot at stake isn't there. well the characters don't fit but certainly the suspense that we see in here after all it's now five months after those elections in september and today is the decision day this is the deciding hour really and i'm here at the social democrat party headquarters where we expect that announcement at nine o'clock c.e.t. to be slightly delayed simply because there are so many journalists that they have to let in who you keep seeing trickling in here behind me more than half a million s.p.d. grassroots members got to vote on this the counting went on overnight the mobile phones were taken away from those counting many of th

michelle: we hadn't been categorizing them. bigad: bird says that will change in the coming months as her office takes on a major reform effort, thanks in part to our reporting across the bay. michelle: we were concerned about at what happened in san francisco, where you did the investigation and you found out that a number of the owner move-ins were not actually owner move-ins, and so we wanted to be as proactive as possible. bigad: bird says she's also been working with city leaders to draft a new law that would require landlords to file paperwork each year to verify they're actually living in the home instead of renting to someone new. michelle: they will have to submit documentation, utility bill or something showing that they are actually residing at that address. bigad: so, for the first time, they'll actually have to submit proof. michelle: yes, yes. bigad: khalif tried fighting his eviction in court, but lost. his landlord declined to talk to us, but he's now allowed to evict the rest of the family. in oakland, landlord

that political quake that would otherwise certainly unfold here this sunday we have been hearing michelle a lot of confident voices coming from the s.p.d. head of the result that we are still waiting for how far away are we from hearing that result. well we are minutes away but i can't tell you how many minutes we're expecting a slight delay there what i can certainly tell you is that we don't expect the three quarter plus majority in favor that we saw in two thousand and thirteen when the social democrats decided to go into that past coalition and there's an expectation that this won't just be a lot less that this could indeed become a tight vote in the end we did learn that there was a great great turnout in this vote it was a purely a postal ballot and we had these. machines working overnight to open almost half a million letters overnight so yes we can expect outcome if it's very very tight indeed that would almost be a no confidence vote for the party leadership at the same time so clearly. standing here in the headquarters of the grand social democrat party with all jimmy's oldest p

dave and michelle. >> thanks, evan. the special counsel is investigating events that took place during the 2016 republican national convention. specifically how russia came to be removed from the gop platform on ukraine. robert mueller's team looking into an event attended by jeff sessions and ambassador to the u.s. >> the attorney general has been under fire for failure to disclose. the year chronicled in the latest "time" magazine. it should come with a warning. interesting reaction with the frightening picture. meantime, sessions is not naming a special counsel to investigate republican accusations against the fbi. at least not for now. he did give the gop a little win. we get more now from laura jarrett in washington. >> reporter: top republicans on capitol hill did not get their wish for a special counsel to investigate the fbi, but they now got the formidable prosecutor with the selection of john huber. u.s. attorney in utah who has been reviewing republican driven claims that the fbi was involved in misconduct wi

what does michel barnier say? adam, whatever michel barnier and david davis says, and whatever is agreed today, the thing is nothing is... all: nothing is agreed tell everything is agreed! well done! yes. so it is a year or so to go until brexit day, on the 29th of march 2019. i think, shall we speak to somebody in the audience? i thinkjosh has a question. good, josh. this is where i stand up, walk around here, and walk around with max the cameraman. where is josh? hellojosh. nice yellow shirt! um, what's your question for the panel and the audience? i have two, actually. firstly, in the first year of the brexit process, for you asjournalists, or for brexit, and the second is, adam, what's the secret of greeting a good binder? laughter. no, will be here til christmas at least! good questions, josh, particularly the first one. laura, for you? off the top of my head, i would say the election, because it changed the balance of power in parliament, and give hope to remainers that was not necessarily there, that they m

acuff there there michelle i can you break down the numbers for us. yes the german chancellor was going to makkah was reelected with three hundred sixty four votes that's nine more than she absolutely needed there were nine extensions she could have and some probably feel should have had forty four more votes than she needed so. it clearly was enough but not absolutely everybody was on deck in her so-called grand coalition so one might be able to suspect that less a so within their own party but that some social democrats probably just simply couldn't bring it over their voting cards to in the end support yet another term of the social democrats helping america remain german chancellor so that's the result here clearly a sense of relief there was a big round of applause and with an opposition i just spoke to the party leader as well at least vital really set on giving this ground coalition a hard time and they might have a slightly harder time than last time around after all now they have under sixty percent in the bonus talk last time it was closer t

he needed so is there a sense of optimism there michel if and people you've been speaking to about the next government now going forward. well it's as you would expect everybody who's involved in the next government is after the fall of optimism but to be fair really the. opposition is well particularly the green party they all up for getting going talking to the alternative for germany who so change the political landscape here for lead to further fragmentation and a much sharper tone in this parliament here behind me they are saying that this basically is just the elite showing that it's same old same old that really nothing is changing at the top but one of course cannot forget that how close this really got to the brink of merkel not being able to form this coalition with that social democrats grassroots vote and it really was the grassroots of the social democrats who had the final say on this and who then came out actually two thirds in favor of continuing what was in the past considered to be a political marriage not just without love but really left the system across so bruised

>> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. so you do know who the queen is? >> yes. >> the photo taken by another museum visitor became an instant hit on the internet. >>> and on hollywood's biggest night, the "the shape of water" won best picture at the 90th american academy awards. and allison janney took best supporting actress for "i, tonya," gary oldman, best actor for "darkest hour" and frances mcdormand won best actress for "three billboards," but in a twist, her oscar was stolen at an after-party. the statue was recovered and returned and the man faces a grand theft charge. >>> up next, inspiring america with an innovative idea to deal with a serious problem at school. the new legal action jus taken against troubled football star aldon smith plus, bay area science students have their dreams crushed... because of foul play involving their robot. next at 6. right now at 6: breaking news: >>> finally tonight, an innovative way to help kids improve behavior in school, even when their violence and fighting all around them. in exchange for doing the right t

political editor michelle i don't know if you can hear us michelle i know that you have been listening in there but if you can give us an idea of what the mood is like there now just after these results were released. really the real surprise here is first of all that it was stronger than many people had anticipated and that there really was no reaction in the room i mean the reason you didn't hear anything is not because our sound was not but frankly it was there was completely no reaction in this room to that result as if he is just. very matter of fact kind of issue and not really so that the whole country has been waiting for basically whether there will be a government anytime soon which would then be a so-called grand coalition whether the country would be left in political turmoil well that is now just been a verses and the reaction was complete silence in the room even from those people who've been counting those results although you know one could argue they they were up all night so they certainly must be very tired but there really was no. sense of surprise or excitement rel

by michelle henery thanks for joining us the dispute over the poisoning of a former russian spy in britain is deepening russia says it will expel twenty three british diplomats in a tit for tat response to measures the u.k. has taken against moscow over the case the british consulate in st petersburg and the british council cultural organization will also be closed britain says it will consider its response in the coming days so today our ambassador in moscow was informed by the russian government of the action they are taking in response in the eyes of their previous behavior we anticipated a response of this kind and we will consider our next steps in the coming days alongside our allies and partners. but russia's response doesn't change the facts of the matter the attempted assassination of two people on british soil for which there is no alternative conclusion other than that the russian state was culpable it is russia that is in flagrant breach of international law and the chemical weapons convention i repeat today that we have no disagreement with the russian people many russians hav

it is near is covering this story for us and she joins us for more hi michelle and we heard chancellor merkel there saying getting down to business within a few days how quickly will we see a new government in place. well we're expecting to see anger machall elected by the parliament which is a process here and many asked german chancellor for a fourth term on the fourteenth of march that's a week on wednesday and that very same day she could see her ministers also sworn in so the short answer is in just over a week's time germany will now have a government after more than five months of one failed attempt to form a coalition and the second one basically which leaves the current government consolation in place is now going to be renewed so we no longer machall will stay the chancellor what about the rest of her cabinet do we know yet who's going to be the foreign minister for example. well that's the big question mark after that key vote by the social democrats party base saying they want to go into government again this is a big question whether the goblin who actually do a lot of res

the michelle background is frequented by hotel guests. locals and tourists alike to keep their appetites once he's out of mix changes the menu four times a year today with affairs a dish of michael served with b.l.t. sandwich saw to see stance and horseradish hope you enjoy. well that's not the sandwich i grew up with. if you ever dreamed of seeing the pyramids of egypt or the great wall of china then you can head to the baltic sea to kill two birds with one stone this is where the bends sand sculpture festival is underway until november under the slogan once around the whole world the festival draws tens of thousands of visitors visitors every year to this german city resort and this year is an international event promises to be no different. from sleeping buddhas to mock terra cotta warriors visitors to this exhibition can journey through the ages the world's oceans and the continents. it's up to the artists to express their own take on this year's general theme around the world. we have a free whole weekend in the british and the roads

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>> reporter: that is right, michelle.there was hope to change relations and that is not the case for president trump. the criticism of the american action in recent days. there is little anger and hostility directed at president trump himself. pretty much none. there was hope that president trump would improve relations with russia. russia retaliated. matching the 60 diplomats and close the st. petersburg consulate. that is not escalating the actions. the ball is now in the u.s. court, but russia reserves to take further action if we think you are acting against interests. russia is angry with the united kingdom for the accusations regarding the nerve agent. they say it is unfair. they say uk authorities are preventing access to the nerve agent and yulia skripal. the daughter of the former spy. she is in hospital and out of intensity care doing well we are told. it is unlikely the british authorities would follow through with the request to allow the russians to see her in the near term. >> thank you, phil. >>> democrat f

let's let's go back to our political political editor michelle o. cooper who is there at michelle and we are again watching these pictures and we just lost you a moment earlier telling us what's been going on. here while we have i'd say about three hundred people gathered here inside the counting team peers on the balconies inside the building everybody is now staring pretty much at this stage waiting for deep money time the head of the internal election commission to come forward and basically announced the result now you mention that there were unconfirmed reports that there is a yes vote i cannot confirm that from here there's no credible source. coming forward to i could get confirmed information from so will we will have to live through the same suspense as everybody else here even the counting team. we understand were only given the pasta results that they counted themselves so the actual tallying of the results was done by an executive team and it's head need time together with the legal team will announce these results we hope very shortly n

michelle and the vote this morning as we've heard there has been a long time coming after months of gridlock here in berlin over forming this new government and there was a sense of relief there today tell us more about that. yes absolutely i mean even when you talk to the opposition there are many voices saying that now finally germany will be open for political business again government can get going and really there's an eagerness to provide that kind of stability that money is so known for. the big exception of course is the out and germany the far right party which so upset the political system by entering the business talk for the first time and actually contributed a large deal to this getting mathematically so complicated in the end with german chancellor angela merkel very now really of voiding one has so you can't stress that enough real unraveling of traditional support base is all coming down to a social democrat party roots vote whether this is the democrats who are willing whether they want to they said they didn't want to but were willing to once again go into this so

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party headquarters where we find our political editor michelle across there and michelle i understand you've been talking to a few people there what are some of the voices that you've been hearing. well this is the democrats are saying a very upbeat mood here now this is certainly a sense of relief that this vote went through i just the premise of my voice is also here seeing this as a signal of really having a mandate for renewal within the party i mean what else are they frankly say the social democrats have really had a very tough time they had a very bruising election campaign the result of twenty point five percent was frankly a slap in the face the party was infused by the promise of never going into a grand coalition with german chancellor angela merkel again and yet that's exactly what they are doing now that's a lot of a credibility gap to bridge they got their party base to give them a mandate to do exactly that and now they have to prove that they can do something that they weren't able to do the other times they were in a grand coalition with merkel which is to have a litt

michel michelle >> about 13 minutes before the closing bell the dow jones industrial average moving up from the bottom, down 39 points. >> going positive? >> very possible we got 12 minutes, and it's been rallying since we heard there might be carveouts for mexico and canada for the tariffs that could be signed tomorrow at noon by the president everything else is positive. >> yep when we come back, we are look ing at the up and down week for netflix with analysts, some of them adding to their price targets, and one downgrade the debate on if the stock price is too high right now. >>> tomorrow, becky quick with the exclusive interview darren woods, thoughts on global energy prices tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have

michelle. and let's bring back our political correspondent nina there with us here in studio nina listening to those first twenty minutes or so talking time again as michelle said about migration what stood out to you what did you take away from the chancers message what i thought was interesting like michelle described was the tone of her speech she hardly mentioned the benefits of migration there is a debate about just how beneficial migration is to germany and has to be and the fact that germany is a country of immigration but this was clearly not mentioned in this speech the focus on in the first twenty minutes that we listened to was clearly on the risk that migration poses and on how she wants to reclaim control because this is something that many people criticize and they criticize ungrammatical for just opening the borders and for letting in anybody who who claims that there are refugee ok so talking about the risk of migration rather than the benefits who do you think her audience is h

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put it mildly in this new so-called grand coalition of conservatives on the social democrats and michele that just because you mentioned you know what exactly is in this coalition agreement give our viewers an idea of what happens now i mean this was a huge moment we were all waiting for now the next german government can get to work what are the next steps. well the bottom line is we expect a german chancellor merkel to be elected by the parliament on the fourteenth of march so you can put all that in your political diaries but what we're still to learn and we already know which team she wants to bring into the cabinet we've seen one of her most prominent critics yet spahn who was working with. a much more known figure to international viewers in the past now he's a conservative one of. the cabinet now still to learn who the social democrats will bring into this cabinet one potential leading figure is. on stage behind me that just now the interim head of the party who will certainly see anthony analysis in the leading function and the big question is whether the current foreign minister

michelle? i may, the whole point of the social justice brain wash something it dehumanizes individual experience. what drives this ideology and why suspects so toxic and why so many parents are rising up against it is because it saps the individualism out of every person's story. the professor says oh well we just misunderstand it i understand it very clearly because it's right here in the privilege test where it says being white let's you fill in the blank allow students to provide their opinions of the things that occur because of white privilege. every american story in this country is different and to keep people relegated into those boxes is exactly what martin luther king fought against. >> oh. >> either you believe we should judge people by the content of their character rather than the color of the skin or you blame them for every last thing because of what their skin cells look like. >> laura: all right, jason. >> interesting you pulled out one of the two martin luther king quotes whic

she eventually caught michelle obama's attention, who invited her fan over for a visit. >> you met michellemichelle? >> we danced. >> reporter: an impromptu dance party to parker's favorite song. the former first lady shared the moment on social media, writing, "parker, i'm so glad i had the chance to meet you today. keep on dreaming big for yourself and maybe one day i'll proudly look up at a portrait of you." parker's mother, jessica curry. >> she told parker that she was beautiful, that she was smart, and that she was just so happy to meet her. >> reporter: at last month's unveiling mrs. obama said she hopes her portrait will inspire young women of color. >> who in years ahead will come to this place and they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great american institution. >> do you look forward to a day when you can show her the pictures and the videos -- >> absolutely. i cannot wait. because right now she can't grasp it. but wait until she's like 10 or even 15 and she can totally look back and say wow, i hung out with michel

the proof of it will come when we hear from david davis and michel barnier ata from david davis and michelin around half an hour's time and then if they publish any documents where we can actually see what they have agreed. and of course the proof of that will be what has the uk had to give up on and water down in terms of what it wa nted and water down in terms of what it wanted to get this far, and where is the eu won't comprise. but those are the eu won't comprise. but those are the details we have to wait for. but the details we have to wait for. but the signals privately are looking very positive. as you say we are waiting to detail. some have said the transition period if we are still subject all the rules is like an extension of membership rather than an actual change. what is the uk government want to be in that for it to be a transition period? first, the uk says the important thing to remember about the transition period is that legally the uk will be out of the eu. brexit will have happened. it is just that the terms of trade and cooperation with europe will be on roughly the sa

let's start with you, michele.hen i read what they said about you with your background, i'd like to say i was surprised, but i wasn't, because if you book the liberal trend in california on an issue like immigration, they feel like they have free license to call you any name in the book. tell us how your life has been in the 24 hours since this decision was made. >> come my god. i'm very happy about it because i was the one that actually introduced the resolution, because our local police and law enforcement agencies, their hands had been tied, so we really have to work because, as the supervisor, orange county the public safety comes first. because it is interesting, you can hear that i speak korean, japanese is my second language, english is my third. i went through the legal process as a legal immigrant, and i was called racist b, when you get called these names, you have a long line, , life, so i'm goingo have a long life. >> laura: i know you don't support calling michele names, i'm not dragging you into that

michelle's husband, spencer, calls her in. >> are you joking?e said this is a celebration. she looks horrified. >> more like shocked. >> oh! >> yes, in front of her is this cute little chocolate lab. >> welcome to your mid life crisis! she can't hand tell, so overcome with emotion. >> i told i had something special for you. >> was that the dog or her? sounded like it could have been from either of them. >> well, who knows, but i think this is love at first sight. >> oh. >> they decide to name the puppy kelsey. she's 13 weeks old. i think she'll give michelle a life time of happiness. >>> meet madelyn. headed upstairs. >> how was school? >> good, good. >> forget school. >> they're just doing dog impressions. >> who cares about what happened at school? because right in front of her is a golden doodle puppy they named kevin. >> kevin? awesome. >> kevin. little kevin has his flannel coat on and madelyn is just done. >> i hope this is on a friday because there's no way this kid is getting homework done that day. >> i agree. >> look, kevin's so cute.

. >> i'm michelle griego. this happened in maryland, about an hour and a half outside washington, d.c. mola lenghi is live with the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: good afternoon, kenny, and michelle. as you mentioned, shooter has been identified, 17-year-old austin rollins, who was a student here at great military high school. authorities-- great mills high school. he shot two classmates, a 16- year-old girl in critical condition and a 14-year-old boy who is in stable condition. all of that before rollins succumbed to his own injuries and died a few hours later. police locked down the campus of great mills high school tuesday morning shots were fired. >> a male student produce add handgun and fired a round, wounding a female student and another male student in a hallway of great mills high school. just before classes began. >> reporter: a school safety resource officer confronted the shooter. >> he engaged the shooter, during which he fired a round at the shooter, simultaneously, the shooter fir

comes from the west but michelle burger irish chef makes a different version of it. i think that people are definitely warmer than the. strangers kind of friendly to each other which berliners near the call sometimes it's hard to use the when i first moved there but. that's ok. allen made his house from limerick ireland he grew up dreaming of becoming a football player at a holiday job in a restaurant as a schoolboy he found his true calling and trained as a chef. he moved to berlin in twenty fourteen and was recruited that same year i shifted cuisine at the restaurant michel bagga in the hip friedrich sign neighborhood. bread here is breaks in house by the chef himself based on a german recipe. bodies are a shrewd stew come through his specially on the fish front. one of these countries up a new calendar a creation he presents it to his kitchen crew. he places great value on good working relations and he knows his suppliers personally. i think it's important for a lot of people. in modern times that they want to know where the food is coming from an opel in a city t

and we have our chief political editor michelle acoustic are with us here in studio to talk more about this mashallah this is one of the most recognizable faces in german politics what led to this what happened well basically i mean we have a new cabinet coming up and it's not him stepping down it's really him not being included in this next cabinet coming up the social democrat party to ship gets to decide who those six minutes ministers are going to be that they sent into this next so-called grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel's c.d.u. party into that cabinet and really he had been fighting tooth and nail over those past weeks trying to secure his spot as germany's foreign minister previously he was germany's trade minister he was pretty well recognized and this internal feud that we're talking about really erupted when martin schultz let's all remember the former head of the european parliament to then became the top candidate and leader of the social democrats well he stepped down from the posse leadership but announced that he would become foreign minister in this next c