young for michelle miney?r. >> describe why not. >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think either one dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> pushing me around. >> as for the violent episode with his ex-fiancee, jason had an explanation for it. >> did you throw her around on the bed like she said? >> no, sir. what i did was wrong. i did pin her down and i took the ring. >> okay. what was your level of intoxication at that time? >> i was very intoxicated. but i don't feel like that is an excuse for what i did. >> reporter: they questioned him about the most important woman in his life. >> did you want to stay married to michelle? >> yes, i did. i wanted to have -- have another baby and i wanted the family to grow. >> reporter: he also explained why he gave up custody of his daughter without a fight. >> were you able to afford a lawyer for a full blown custody battle? >> no, sir, i had -- due to the media and some of the internet website, the job that i had, i lost it. >> reporter: his testimony la

young for michelle miney?no, sir. >> describe why not. >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think either one dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> pushing me around. >> as for the violent episode with his ex-fiancee, jason had an explanation for it. >> did you throw her around on the bed like she said? >> no, sir. what i did was wrong. i did pin her down and i took the ring. >> okay. what was your level of intoxication at that time? >> i was very intoxicated. but i don't feel like that is an excuse for what i did. >> reporter: they questioned him about the most important woman in his life. >> did you want to stay married to michelle? >> yes, i did. i wanted to have -- have another baby and i wanted the family to grow. >> reporter: he also explained why he gave up custody of his daughter without a fight. >> were you able to afford a lawyer for a full blown custody battle? >> no, sir, i had -- due to the media and some of the internet website, the job that i had, i lost it. >> reporter: his testim

>> michelle?> she's cold. >> as she spoke, meredith was cradling her two-year-old niece, cassidy who would crawled out from the bed. cassidy's voice travels into the call. >> has cassidy witness the murder and awaken and alone to find this? >> you picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway and running into the bathroom. >> wake county investigators were descending on the house and securitying the crime scene. on his way out he saw cassidy again. she wase still in her pink pajamas and still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question. >> i looked over the child, i didn't see anyhi blood and i asd her did you clean the child and her responseth was no. i thought it was kind of odd because i expect her to say yes. >> somebody did. >> yes, somebody did. >> was it the same person that murdered the p girl's mother. all they had were questions. >> this was a brutal, fisviciou beating. there was a lot of time and energy and in assault. >> i there were over 30

michelle: moving on to bitcoin.rypticccurrency turns 10 today.ld stephen: that its right, the white paper was ublished october 30 1, 2008, setting out the idea of a decentralized3 the first ccins were not actually mind sinne 2009, but since then, they have explodee in price and spawned thousands of spinoff currenciis. back to basics on bitcoin. ♪ bitcoin is often described as 21sttcentury gold. the digital currency that only exists in the virtual world. in 2009 by an unknown programmer or a group of them, they used the name suggestion a camacho. the idea was to cut out middle -- middlemenks like banks or credit car companies, 11 to pay each other pirectly. the coin% is released by mining, solving cooplex algorithms or math problemm, then bought and sold on online exchanges. a record of each transaction is kept on the block chhin, a shared public ledger. users keep their own stash of bitcoins in a digital wallet. there is no central bank or% oversight. and the queens valley is negotiated by the people who use as --ti

♪ ♪ michelle: seguimos con mÁs te "primer impacto".nmigrante salvadoreÑo fue recibido por una terrible neil enfermedad. la Última esperanza es un transplante de mÉdula Ósea, pero l para mÍ significa mucho, mis hijos signpara mÍ. es por lo que he luchado siempre. carolina: no hay dolor mÁs profundo que el de una madre entre la agÓnica posibilidad de perder a su hijo. presta carga se hace mÁs pesada cuando las opciones mÉdicas son limitadas por el dinero y el estatus migratorio, ya que son indocumentados. el mundo se le viene abajo. mario es el segundo de una familia de cuatro hermanos. tos el salvador, pero la complicada estados unidos para trabajar y desde aquÍ mantener los. >> desde que estaban acÁ, me vine para mantenerlos. dios medio fue zapara poder sacarlos --- me dio fuerza para poder sacarlos adelante. carolina ; a los 19 aÑos, mario o decidiÓ emprender una enorme travesÍa para ayudar a su madre. mario: no habÍa otra forma. sentÍa que no tenía otra salida. querÍa mejorar mi vida, quería ya no depender de mi madre y todo eso. igu

a pause in the brexit negotiations — the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says despite crunch talksith the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key unresolved issues. as ambassadors from the other 27 member countries meet ahead of wednesday's crucial summit, cabinet ministers urge the conservative party to rally around theresa may. this is the crucial stage of the negotiations. we can get there, i believe we will get there, but this is the time to stand rock solid behind theresa may and back our prime minister. after the storm, the clean up — roads and railways continue to struggle after a battering from storm callum. france, germany and the uk issue a joint statement demanding a "credible investigation" in to the disappearance of the journalist, jamal khashoggi — who vanished after visiting saudi arabia's consulate in turkey. also in the news this evening: angela merkel‘s regional allies in bavaria look to have experienced their worst election result since 1950. joy for the green party as exit polls suggest they have made big gains while the csu, mrs merkel‘s bavarian

galo arellano nos cuenta cÓmo se espera michel.. 35 estados fueron declarados en condiciÓn de emergencia. eduardo rodrÍguez monitorea la trayectoria. eduardo: el impacto grande se va a sentir en tallahassee y en el sur de georgia. go -- galo: en las gasolineras que aprecian filas de autos que buscan reabastecerse de combustible. los trabajadores de la plataforma de gas natural y petrÓleo estÁn siendo evacuados. en tampa la mayorÍa de los negocios se preparan para la emergencia. los recientes -- residentes prefieren prevenir que lamentar. >> una vez que llega el huracÁn, no tienes tiempo de hacer nada. >> tiene un amigo que vive en un sector que no se inunda oma pase allÍ. -- inunda, pase allÍ con su familia.categorÍa tres, los -- cÓmo es categorÍa tres, los vientos toman otra preponderancia. galo: el noreste de la penÍnsula de yucatÁn tambiÉn sirviÓ la furia. de la florida, 5000 efectivos estar alerta para brindar ayuda. los vientos pueden ser de 111 millas por hora. seguimos contigo, enrique. enrique: en washingtonotro huracÁn, pe

a hashtag michelle used on social media.hey ask those to spread her message wherever they traveled. her sister, kathy, took it on a trip to iceland during what would have been michelle's 33rd birthday. >> i have been doing that. >> reporter: and so has council member diaz, in honor of a friend who they will make certain to remember the life. >> i brought that ribbon to europe and japan to keep the memory of michelle alive. i'm happy to do that small part. >> we are thankful for all the people who takes her ribbon with them on their travels. it is just really good to know that other people remembered her as well. >> she was an insurance agent. get this, before she died, she told her husband if anything happened to her, she would want her family and friends to do something kind for someone in honor had of her memory." >>> new twists this evening in the debate over whether law enforcement has a right to access a person's smart phone. for the first time ever, fbi agents in ohio forced a suspect to unlock the apple iphone 10 with

michel we know that the c.s.u. has been in power for decades and our latest polls say the party will lose its majority what changes will this vote have on the region and beyond. well it would basically force them to form a coalition something they've only had to do before once really and they don't want to do that power sharing is not in the political d.n.a. of the conservative says you sister party here in bavaria of anglo-american will see to you and this is you also takes on a special role it's within a party union with german chancellor angela merkel's party it always has a somewhat stronger voice than the other fifteen states in germany and it's also seen as yet another threshold for the far right a fifty which looks pretty safe to enter the fifteen out of sixteen state parliaments here in germany with those regional elections in hesse's still to go in two weeks time and those might be the real test how much under threat are going to medical support base is because this trauma here is already factored in very

laura: michele, thank you so much for joining us. michele: you're welcome.ra: well, earlier today, my colleague, katty kay, spoke to veteran journalist bob thodward abou khashoggi case and who he thought in the white house is driving the response. bob: i don't know who is driving. clearly the president isn't -- is involved in this. the idea that he started talking about rogue elements before now,s the official whine, it seems, from saudi arabia, look, they forgot to go to the intelligence in the c.i.a. les about saudi arabia. 've been covering saudi arabia to one extent or another for decades. this is the thing they do. they're ruthleur. there's noise here. the question is, is the administration going to atolerate it or cover it we seem to be on the cover-up roadight now. laura: boboodward speaking to the bbc earlier. and beyond that case, as we heard, saudi arabia is facing pressure over its bombing campaign inem. after the first time, the bbc can report from the scene where dozens were killed by an air strike two months ago. ey said civilians were never ta

(pam) kron4's michelle kingston is live in san francisco with more. michelle?. this crack was discovered during an inspection last week .. but the city didn't find out until last night. aaron peskin, san francisco supervisor"how many isolated incidents are going to show that there is a pattern here?" supervisor aaron peskin concerned and disturbed after learning about a second cracked window on the millennium tower.he says it was discovered last friday during a visual inspection ... but no one reported it to the department of building inspection until yesterday.in the report, engineers say the window washing firm at the building has known about it

michelle kingston has the story. (mk)on the inside -- it looks like any other exam room at a doctors office.but on the outside -- it's quite different suzanne dedmore, family nurse practioner"it's a unique setting and i really love actually being outdoors."santa rosa community health's vista clinic was destroyed in last year's fire and they needed a place to assist their 24-thousand patients ...that's when the tipping point community stepped in -- raising millions of dollars to help non profits supporting low income communities who were struggling after last year's fires.marisa giller, tipping point community"it's pretty incredible we were proud and really honored to play a small role in the recovery and theres a long road ahead but to be able to see an amazing group like santa rosa community health take that four million grant and put it to use in a way that they were able to continue the care to people who really needed it at a time they needed it most feels really good."michelle

(michelle) we tried (michelle)we tried (michelle)we tried getting in touch with police today for an update the investigaton but have not heard back.the family says the u-s marshals are now involved.live in the studio michelle kingston kron 4 news "i've never seen anything like that before im still watching the video they just ran away." (justine) now to another story you will see only on kron 4... a hit and run crash.. caught on camera. (justine) the video shows what the driver and passengers did right after impact... (jrs) kron4's gayle ong is following the story tonight and joins us live in san francisco. gayle. (gayle)neighbors say the vehicle that crashed may have been stolen..they are happy it was caught on camera.here's the story you will see only on kron 4... (gayle)the gym owner of the surveillance video is hoping these new images from the video you just saw will get help from the public,and lead to an arrest.live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news (justine) taking a live look taking a live (justine) kron 4 newsgayle ong francisco live in san arrest.and lead to an the public,ge

michelle is taking this to it and national level what implications are we likely to see. you're not going to see a one to one translation of this result in berlin in particular also when it comes to the power base of angela merkel but it feeds into a momentum that is building of a political dynamic where marco is losing ground also in the statistical state which used to be a conservative stronghold and questions keep being asked whether that is the right leader to go into more elections we have the next election coming up in two weeks time in the state of heston if that force is that is no longer conservative see the loose days that could be a critical turning point in the debate about michael's leadership. chief political correspondent reporting for us in munich thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world e.u. officials say breaks of negotiations have not yet sealed a deal on britain's divorce terms this despite only a speculation fueled by a surprise visit to brussels by britain's brits it's a create drama prague and a meeting of ambassadors

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michelle goldberg, op ed columnist. lauren, michelle, i don't know how busy everyone's been today. seemed to be auditioning for a job as attorney general, or something, had to say about the rolls that were played in this whole saga by christine blasey ford and how they were treated. just listen to the words he uses here. >> i think dr. ford was treated well. i think the roles were reveersed. >> it was hard to hear. i'm going to repeat that. i hope my mother's not watching. i think dr. ford was treated well. i think the roles were reversed, the slut whore drunk was kavanaugh. >> it's really stunning, isn't it? >> i have noticed throughout this process, and i think that graham really put a cherry on top, republican men have somehow assumed the mantle of victimhood throughout this entire process, and women have let out a massive primal scream. women were calling into c-span telling the world their sexual assault stories, they were confronting senators in elevators, walking out of work in black to protest this supreme court justice. what we're seeing is, after two years of the me too m

michele: there have been pressure.re was almost a motion that passed the senate to block armed sales to saudi arabia because of yemen, because of the killings of many, many civians in the saudi and emrati campaign in yemen. so that was already a possibility. now, look, there's goingo be an attempt to somehow salvage the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia but a lot of stion ofs on the q this crowned prince, this very reckless crowned prince and whether if he continues to be in charge of the kingdom a in charge of the relationship, i think there will look of tension ahead. laura: he's very close, isn't he, to this white house?yo don't see the white house ditching him, do you, the crowned prince? michele: i don't think it's up to the white house to decide. this is a decision for people inside saudi arabia. there's a lot of tension inside the royal familiar helatover steps he's taken. now, whether thin will result ny changes in succession plans in saudi arabia i don't know. laur much for joining us.so michele: you're welc

i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. right now, hurricane michael is barreling toward the gulf coast. and forecasters expect extremely dangerous conditions and in just a matter of hours, it will make landfall. reporter nicole killian is live in panama city beach this morning and tells us that michael is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge. nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle and kenny. as of right now, the rain is relatively light but it's been back and forth clearly a sign that we are feeling some of those bands from hurricane michael which forecasters predict could be one of the worst storms to hit the panhandle. >> rain is inundating parts of the panhandle. water is piling up along the coast, too. storm surge is what throh worse. >> peoe jump and run and through uld do that. so many that we're comfortable staying. so we are going to. we have enough food and generator, gas. >> reporter: stanley west owns the riverside cafe in st. marks. he typically reopens right after a storm passes like i di

danae: las secuelas de michel se reflejan en los sobrevivientes.reparten comida caliente a decenas de personas lÍneas interminables, pero aseguran que hay heridas difÍciles de sanar. " es muy dudo sobretodo emocionalmente luego de que pase el huracÁn uno tiene que sobrevivir a todo esto", dice esta mujer. los equipos de limpieza tratan de llevar el orden al Área. las muertes aÚn aumentany se estima que alrededor de 280 residentes permanecieron en mÉxico durante el fenÓmeno natural. " 75% de nuestra ciudad ya no estÁ", asegurÓ el alcalde de la estado de emergencia en 35 condados, hoy llegÓ a la zona de desastre valuarlos daÑos. ademÁs, le confortÓ a los damnificados. a unas 20 millas, donde los estragos de michel tambiÉn se sintieron, su reciente viven un caos. no hay gasolina, no hay comida, no hay nada, dice esta mujer. la espera para obtener combustible no tienen dÓnde acabar. otros tuvieron suerte y buenos americanos los han ayudado. mÁs de 400,000 familias permanecen sin electricidad. desde miami, danae rivero, univisiÓn. arantxa: a menos de un

. >> michelle obama says when they go low, we go high. no, no.hen they go low, we kick them. >> jesse: president trump's responding to holder. >> president trump: better be careful what he is wishing for, that i can tell you. he better be careful what he's wishing for. that's a disgusting statement for him to make. for him to make a statement like that is a very dangerous statement. you know, they talk about us. we are exactly opposite. >> jesse: congressman steve scalise, who was shot by a deranged left-wing gunman is calling out the left's mob mentality. "if they want change, they need to convince people with their ideas and actually win elections rather than call for violent harassment and mob rule." holder is predictably backtracking. tweeting "stop the outrage. i'm obviously not advocating violence. in fact when i was ag, violent crime in the u.s. was historically low. i am saying republicans undermining our democracy and democrats need to be tough, proud, and stand up for the values we believe in. the end." dana, one of the things that real

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michelle mall kin. michelle malkin. medical begin. mill begin. .. >> laura: all right. a note of congratulations to someone who never wants congratulations but too bad. a w >> note of congratulations to someone who never once congratulations but too bad. a wildly talented lawyer, pat sipped hisaruni is the new white house counsel. a huge job in the next few years, the now departed don mcgann, doing a great job for the president the last two years and he is off to legal practice. a seasoned litigator and the president could not have chosen anyone better for the job at this point and that is all-time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. heather: new fox news polls, one of the key groups in play, women. donald trump and his campaign her er

let's get full coverage of the fallout now from munich i'm joined by our chief political editor michelle a governor and here in berlin peter craven is standing by assassin michael c.d.u. party headquarters good morning to both both of you peter this vote is reverberating far beyond bavaria what does it mean for tasm ackles shaky government here in berlin. it's a real blow to angle america's shaky government as you put it in i don't i don't it party headquarters here and burning conrad up in our house where many of them senior members of the party executive been gathering this morning and there is a mood of dismay basically what they're saying is it can't go on like this and when they say that you can't go on like this they're talking about the backdrop to the fact of the c.s.u. has suffered its worst defeat in decades the s.p.d. has suffered its worst defeat ever why because if you listen to what the voters have said and what the opinion polls have said that's quite simply been too much squabbling since this coalition was put in place and in the past several months since it has been in g

>> here for -- >> michelle obama! who run the world girls ♪ >> welcome back to "today" on a ve very special thursday morning. our plaza has over 600 girls all over the country, all over the world to help us celebrate international day of the girl. >> we have a star-studded hour in store for you. first without further ado, our special guest, help us welcome former first lady, michelle obama. she is here with a special announcement. [ cheers and applause ] an issue that is near and dear to her. we welcome her. mrs. obama, good morning. >> good morning. >> nice to see you. how are you? >> great to see you. >> my goodness. wow! look at this! >> oh, my goodness! >> welcome, welcome. >> i would like to say we did not all plan to wear white. >> we did not. >> this just happened. >> this is -- it feels like a white day. >> yes. >> by the way, can i just saying about first lady must have super, super cool. what is the coolest thing about being a former first lady? >> you know, it's the small things. it's opening up my door and

barnier, eu chief negotiator, we have already heard that from michel barnier, now, number ten, have that from michel barnier, now, numberten, at the " b rex it" barnier, now, numberten, at the "brexit" department, saying the same. uk still committed to making progress at the summit with the the eu on wednesday. time for a look at the weather forecast. the rain has been further east, river levels have dropped a bit, particularly in wales, rain still around, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south, prepping up again later in the night, pushing back into the midlands. south—east wales, west cou ntry into the midlands. south—east wales, west country as well. fair bit of cloud should keep up temperatures but colder and clearer the further west and north you go. coldest temperatures in scotland. sunny spells developing. most of england and wales you can see is pretty cloudy, rain mainly for the midlands, could be heavy at times, maybe some late sunshine giving the temperature is a boost in the south. otherwise, 12 to 15 degrees. moving to tuesday, rain pretty much gone but left with cloud

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germany's world cup disaster was on michelle buck's mind when de w.'s michael de silva met him in london the decision to back your can live did not sit well with the former captain as an outsider i was surprised as well as as many people that he kept his job. because he was a long time. since a long time he was with the team and. you know there's this time where sometimes things doesn't work anymore you know when you're solo with the team. was once the shining star of german football at the two thousand two world cup he led the team to a surprise final and later became the team's main man and captain but ahead of the twenty ten world cup ballack was injured and india and unceremoniously moved out of the squad now he feels that the german football association has not moved with the times. and even if we did maybe four eighty is something really good to be. champion. but you have to. feel self every day. you know we have. a trend sometimes. nation of this nation makes huge steps because of a sudden reason and we should know. we had three years before jus

michelle? michellei spoke to a mom of three .. who will never forget the fire.she says it was like a movie. pkg)(mk)susan piper, oakland hills"the sky got blacker and blacker."this is video from the oakland hills fire in 1991. it's still considered one of the worst fires in u.s. history.susan piper, oakland hills"it was a very frightening day. it was surreal."susan piper says her home was one of the nearly 800 that burned in the first hour of the fire. she remembers the dark sky ... the smoke ... and the flames as she drove away from her home.susan piper, oakland hills"as we inched our way down to highway 13 where the traffic light is, the fire crossed the road from my left to the right."25 people died and almost 4-thousand homes were destroyed.now -- susan piper sits on the oakland fire safe council ... and does everything she can to help prevent what she saw in 1991. susan piper, oakland hills"we have to be vigilent. we have to make sure small fires don't get big. they don't have a chance to get to the crown of the trees ... we

also later, michelle malkin.with us, we got a lot of news to get to. ♪ ♪ the future isn't created in a keynote address. ♪ a presidential speech did not land us on the moon. millions of man hours did. they built their way there. some will ta-ta-ta-ta-talk about the future. but you'd be a fool to believe them. you see talk doesn't get things done. building does. building like we have for the last 115 years. and building for the next century. building cars, new technology, and transforming cities. [engine accelerating] so let the other guys keep dreaming about the future. we'll be the ones building it. ♪ this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: joining us now with the very latest on the bomb scare from earlier today, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry is with us. what's going on? >> great to see you. breaking the last few moments the fbi has confirm

that in the report by the chief political editor michelle and michelle what's to be reporting live during our coverage of the bavarian election on sunday of this article look at some of the stories in the news quite a peruvian a writer marcy conti has won the new academy prize in literature a substitute award for the nobel prize in literature conda is also off historical fiction best known for her novel siegel the nobel committee cancel the prize in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal. turkey has told washington that it has or do and video proof that saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered the recordings allegedly capture his torture and killing in the south the consulate in istanbul and he was once close to the kingdom's leadership but later became a critic he lived in the u.s. riyadh denies it was behind his disappearance. a massive storm has hit northern australia causing widespread damage the so-called supercell storm brought two leaders and kids the size of tennis balls one woman was injured while shooting her baby and grandmother from the haiti storm a boy is also in a cri

this may be more about the 2020 re-elect for president trump himself. >> michelle?cause i think it's critical that we always talk about the fact that there is a gender gap in elections and that whoever is going to be elected to office, it is typically determined by the women's vote. i am very pessimistic with what we're going to see with the white women's vote whether they're going republican or democratic. i would remind the audience if it were not for women of color, roy moore would have been elected in alabama despite very credible charges that indicate he had voiced our opinion. the believe that white women vo already gained power to the proximity of white males to their husbands. they've always somehow favored them and it helps them politically. >> i'll just tell you that is offensive. >> i want to finish my statement. i'd like to finish my statement. >> jen, let michelle finish. >> the statement that i am making is i do not see any reason for democrats to believe that after the brett kavanaugh hearings we are going to see a flood of white women, particularly r

good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm michelle griego. we have a winner this morning. one person matched the mega millions numbers. here they are. we learned the winning ticket was sold in south carolina. so you're probably not waking up here. >> yeah. but 8 tickets matching five of six numbers were sold in california. one was at the safeway on taraval street. the winner hasn't come forward yet. >> we were talking about it today. what would you do? set half of it aside. tour the world until i got tired. that's what i would do and i'd give like 50 million to my will you buy your ticket here? >> yes i will. >> now, there was a big line at the safeway in the maria district yesterday -- in the marina district yesterday where a baker won last week. many think it could happen again. >> my grandmother used to say, if you don't play, you don't get paid. right? so at the end of the day, guess what? it's $1.6 billion! you understand? ha ha ha! >> so it is fun to play. and what is it about the bay area? just last week another lottery player in morgan hill matched five out of six

michelle? (michelle)dozens of people are coming together tonight to mourn the victims of today's shooting.we spoke to the regional director of the anti defamation league today - as well - who says while he believes this is an isolated incident ... everyone should remain vigilent. (mk)seth brsyk, regional director of the anti defamation league"it's a very sad day"eleven people confirmed dead after a mass shooting in a pennsylvania synagogue ... this -- coming just a month after five east bay synagogues received anti semitic flyers.seth brysk, regional director of the anti defamation league"the last full year that we have numbers shows there's been almost a 60- percent increase year upon year of anti semitic incidences that have taken place. it also demonstrates that when people talk about hatred, talk about bigotry they hold in their hearts, that often times there are times when somebody will take action so we need to be vigilant."san francisco police confirm they are stepping up patrols around

take us to the ft, there is a story inside here, more brexit talk, this is michel barnier may moving the background of this is there were talks with brussels over the weekend, which at officials level reached a technical agreement on both sides on how they could address the problem of the northern ireland backstop insurance policy, should the to size failed to reach an agreement on future trade deal —— the two sides. theresa may is appearing in front of the dinner at the dash in front of the 27 eu leaders tomorrow to make a pitch to them. this story in the ft appears to be the details of the deal the two sides were closing in on before dominic raabjetted two sides were closing in on before dominic raab jetted over to two sides were closing in on before dominic raabjetted over to brussels at the last minute, and for political reasons, ripped up the deal that had happened. what michel barnier has said he is open to is the possibility of extending our transition from leaving the eu, which is currently a 21 month process by a year, in turn for the government receiving a 2—tier backstop t

. >> let's get to meteorologist michelle grossman. >> right now it is 4 55 miles south of panama city. it's moving quicker than atyesterday. aory 1 storm. it's over the gulf of mexico, which is very warm. it's like bath water. that will only help to fuel this system. we do expect it to blossom into a category 3 storm today. let's lookt the timing. later on tonight, 115 miles per hour. that will me it a category 3 storm. then by wednesday, 120-mile-per-hour winds. this will be the time frame to watch because we are expecting landfall sometime on wednesdaf butt speeds up today, it will be later on tonight. if it does slow down, it could be as late as thursday. right now this track is showing us it l will makdfall tomorrow. then it will eventually affect the carolinas and the northst as we g towards the weekend. so it's a very fluid situation. we're going to watch it over the next 24 hours. as it stands, it looks like landfall will be tomorrow. >> thanks, michelle. >>> an urgent searchffort is under way for four men who went missing after their r.v. was swept away by swift floodwaters in

. >> and i'm michelle griego. overnight investigators from coast to coast scrambling to respond to a string of package bombs sent to high-profile democrats. new this morning, police in new york city have blocked off a street downtown reportedly investigators have taken in another suspicious package. cnn reports it was sent to a restaurant own by actor robert deniro. this morning, authorities in delaware trying to track down a package bomb sent to former vice president joe biden. cnn reports the package was misaddressed and returned to sender. >> and last night a suspicious package was discovered at a mail facility in los angeles. this one addressed to congresswoman maxine waters. it's just the latest in ne, gto laura podesta has the story. >>> reporter: pipe bombs sent to several prominent demot be it and bring these perpetrators to justice. >> reporter: none of the bombs went off. all were intercepted before reaching their targets which include former president obama, congresswoman maxine waters, and hillary clin

elise -- i'm sorry, go ahead, michelle. i wanted to ask elise a question. >> there was that time, too, that she got farther out than the administration on russia sanctions, which did not seem ultimately to be her fault. she may have been given information and then released it before the white house was ready. but she then responded to criticism of her when the white house said that she was confused about this information. it made headlines around the world when she responded that she doesn't get confused. so while she was a forceful defender of the administration's policies, she also wasn't going to take it when she felt she was taking the blame for something that was not her fault. >> the president has just tweeted. let me read it for you. big announcement, with my friend, ambassador nikki haley in the oval office at 10:30. again, ten minutes, we'll hear from both of them. >> elise labott, big announcement. let's not speculate as to what they're discussing here. is it another role, perhaps? but -- sorry, elise is not there

where the irish prime minister leo varadkar will hold talks later with the eu's brexit negotiator, michelarnier. he'll be pressing his case for no change to the irish border when britain leaves the european union — a day after uk prime minister theresa may defended her so—called chequers plan at her party conference. after brexit, the 499 kilometre border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland will effectively become the uk's land border with the eu. total cross—border trade in goods amounted to $3.5 billion in 2016. much of that is made up of food and agricultural products, which face some of the strictest eu rules. under mrs may's chequers plan, the uk would leave the eu's single market and customs union. but there would be, quote, "continued harmonisation" with eu rules on goods and agriculture. and that would mean no new physical infrastructure on the irish border and no new customs checks or controls. the eu's proposed backstop to avoid the return to a hard border in case talks fail would see northern ireland continue to follow eu rules, unlike the rest of the uk. that

. >> and i'm michelle griego. we have in the meantime, new information on the fire that threatened a gas pipeline that caused thousands to evacuate. the investigation now involves birds. it all started with a small grass fire near suisun and poinsettia avenues in bay point. a fire then started in a nearby underground utility vault owned by chevron. christin ayers -- kpix 5's christin ayers on what one witness saw. >> reporter: jennifer brock was at home 200 yards from the pole that caught fire. >> heard this buzz and couple of seconds later two birds fell down, smoke started coming around by the pole. >> reporter: pg&e is investigating whether those birds may have brought down the power line on chevron property sparking a small grass fire and then a potentially catastrophic fire in a concrete vault putting a 12" natural gas line inside the vault at risk for rupture. >> certainly all the makings were there for a potential disaster. >> that gas was on fire and that was our -- our concern was that it was impinging on

. ♪ michelle: quÉ espectÁculo.o harÁ llegar a los damnificados. muchÍsimas gracias. quÉ increÍble gesto. pamela: uno de los emblemÁticos sitios del estado de washington se convirtiÓ en escenario de una inolvidable actuaciÓn del circo del sol. michelle: y con esta hazaÑa cerramos la semana. pamela: gracias por la confianza. michelle: buen fin de semana. ♪ patricia: es viernes 5 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias. el juez brett estarÍa a horas de sentarse a la corte suprema tras asegurarse los votos o mencionado para ocupar este puesto. protesta de manifestantes marcaron la votaciÓn. con una marcha pacÍfica chicago manifestantes declaran el fallo del policÍa blanco que ni parÓ 17 balazos a un afroamericano. clausuran albergue en arizona. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. patricia: bienvenidos y buenas noches. comenzamos con la aprobaciÓn de senado que por estrecho margen permite llevar la confirmaciÓn del juez brett a votaciÓn definitiva en el pleno este sÁb

michelle says when they go low, we go high. no. no. go low, we kick -- [laughter] [applause] >> that's what this new democratic party is about. liz: he was the nation's chief legal officer under barack obama, responsible for enforcing the laws across the land. that's former obama attorney general eric holder, trying to put a new tuft in on comments today tweeting -- here is former first lady michelle obama reacting, not liking at all what eric holder did to her motto. let's watch. >> fear is not a proper motivator. hope wins out. and if you think about how you want your kids to be raised, how you want them to think about life and their opportunities, do you want them afraid of their neighbors? do you want them angry? vengeful? if we think of the values that we try to promote to our children. liz: and the first lady was talking to people on both sides of the debate. let's be clear. he was the nation's chief legal officer. he's now trying to say he was talking -- that democrats should get tough. he used the word kick. my next guest knows

. >> i'm michelle griego. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> happy thursday. >> happy thursday. not for a's fans. >> no. >> no. >> bummer! >> too bad. >> but it was still a great season for oakland. >> yes, of course. >> more than 90 wins. they did really well. >> all right. >>> let's check weather. >> that low pressure now out of here and high pressure will be building in. so a live look for you and you can see mostly cloudy skies to at least low clouds out there in some spots. the temperatures are running in the low to mid-60s. as we start off the day, weather headlines cloudy and humid to start off your thursday. clearing later on in the day with sunshine this afternoon. sunny and breezy. we'll talk about the weekend weather coming up. >>> right now, we're pretty quiet with the exception of a travel advisory for drivers along highway 17. it's sliery road conditions. that's between the summit and santa cruz. so just warning easy as you are heading out on the roads. here's a live look at 205 as you approach 580. folks making their way throu

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> developing now, one person is recovering from life- threatening injuries this morning after a police shooting in san francisco. it happened at the aquatic park near van ness and the municipal pier. jackie ward reports. >> reporter: we are standing on van ness and not that long ago, this part of aquatic park was back open to the public because two cars were cleared from the scene. just about an hour ago, we took this video. you could see a black sedan and a u.s. park police patrol car that were removed from the end of van ness by the municipal pier. once that happened, police cleared the area and normal activity has since resumed. not many details were revealed overnight but we can confirm that one person was shot and is at sf general hospital in critical condition this morning recovering from life- threatening injuries. another person was detained. the shooting happened last night around 9:30. sfpd says a u.s. park police officer was somehow involved and a gun fr

she is giving us an idea of what she thought about what michel barnier had to say.een particularly positive about the concept of making the backstop looked less dramatic and palatable. she says the problem isn't the technicalities, if the problem is the very concept of a hard border. this idea but as an insurance policy northern ireland would remain part of the customs arrangements, the customs union, and still be part of elements of the eu single market. this idea that it would have a different relationship with the eu, and a different trading and economic relationship with the rest of the world of the consequence, compared to the rest of the united kingdom. their problem isn't the drama ties to technical checks, it's the concept of the backstop itself. that's the message she gave at the conference in the last few minutes. given that, adam, give us a sense of how, apart from the backstop issue in brussels, the other members of the eu are feeling now that time is very short indeed ahead of the summit in nine days. a few short weeks from the november date, the one—of

i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 right now. >>> as we take a live look outside at some of the traffic in the east bay, 880, headlights you see here going south. not looking too bad. cars moving at a decent rate. and on the left, we have a beautiful shot once again of the east bay and oakland and the bay bridge. a little bit of fog we're dealing with in the city of san francisco. but first, some new information on that fire that threatened a gas pipeline and forced thousands to evacuate. the investigation now involving birds. it all started with a small grass fire near suisun and poinsettia avenues in bay point. the fire then ignited in a nearby underground utility vault owned by chevron. anne makovec reports from pittsburg. >>> reporter: this investigation right now being undertaken by several different agencies including pg&e and chevron and right now a lot of those people are looking toward the possibility that birds could have caused all of this. at least at the beginning. beginning a chain reaction of

michelle caruso-cabrera.d and ready to go. overnight in asia, japan's nikkei was closed for the health sports day holiday okay markets in mainland china reopened after a week-long holiday down more than 3.5%. starting to add up you have enough days like that, actually starts being real money. >>> all right. let's talk about some stories that investors will be focused on today the nobel economics prize has been awarded to william nordhaus and paul romer >>> apple's top security officer is telling u.s. lawmakers that the company found no signs of suspicious transmissions from its hardware or evidence of hacking from its supply chain. that was published by bloomberg business week. separately the department of homeland security and the uk's national cyber center both said they have no reason to doubt denials by apple and amazon. >>> and tropical storm michael is gathering strength in the caribbean and headed towards the gulf of mexico it is expected to hit the gulf coast late wednesday florida governor rick scott

further to my letter i wrote to michel barnier back in september when we published our european paperelp resolve the issues around all uk's borders but with particular reference to northern ireland. we believe using existing techniques, existing processes and all within existing eu law, we can continue to trade seamlessly across all borders without damaging the integrity of the european customs union and single market, which is fundamental for them. we had a long and constructive meeting with mr barnier and his staff and we're going to go back and report the details to our colleagues and our own government. we can't negotiate in public. the government negotiates, we're just here to present a paper, which we did, and have a constructive discussion, which we had. we are now going back and we will talk to the government about it. you seem to be one of the few people from northern ireland who thinks it is possible to do what was just outlined, it is possible to have the best of every world, everyone is happy? i very much hope that everyone will be happy at the end. we are certain that we