it wasn't michelle.stery wore on for days and then for weeks and by the middle of august it all looked to be losing steam. on a typical san francisco summer afternoon as the fog rolled in krystine and michael brought us up to date on their efforts to find michelle. >> how long has it been now? >> twenty-seven -- it's been over two months. it's been about 72 days. >> how are you doing, the two of you, with all of this? i mean, how are you holding up? >> it's just weird. just trying to stay active and just trying to keep the word out. i'm trying to stay positive. >> right. >> it's just really-- trying to stay positive is the hardest part. the hardest times for me are at night. getting in bed and thinking, like, "gosh, i wish michelle was in -- i hope michelle's a bed." >> yeah. >> i mean, you clearly have decided-- you've decided she's still alive. >> uh-huh. it's not over, and it's not going to be over until we get her home. >> and so that very evening, they hosted a fund raising event at a nearby restaur

to be with michelle. as their relationship deepened, both of the harvard law grads decided to make career moves. determined to pursue his passion. barack turned down a good offer from sidly and austin. >> when he came to me and said i love you guys and the work. and i'd be happy. but i can't take the job. i said why. he said i think i'm going to go into politics. he said i'm taking michelle with me. i said you know good rotten worthless piece of -- hold it. we're getting married. i said that's different. >> a year later in the fall of 1992, michelle became michelle obama. in a ceremony presided by the couples pastor. a figure who would stir up controversy for the obamas in the years ahead. she launched a new career in public service. in the mayors office and a chapter of a mentoring organization called public allies. >> you can go back to her work there. in chicago. where she was really started and ran a program that was all about mentoring and spro deucing young people to public service. >> it was during

to be with michelle.s their relationship deepened, both of the harvard law grads decided to make career moves. determined to pursue his passion. barack turned down a good offer from sidly and austin. >> when he came to me and said i love you guys and the work. and i'd be happy. but i can't take the job. i said why. he said i think i'm going to go into politics. he said i'm taking michelle with me. i said you know good rotten worthless piece of -- hold it. we're getting married. i said that's different. >> a year later in the fall of 1992, michelle became michelle obama. in a ceremony pre-virgsided by couples pastor. a figure who would stir up controversy for the obamas in the years ahead. she launched a new career in public service. in the mayors office and a chapter of a mentoring organization called public allies. >> you can go back to her work there. in chicago. where she was really started and ran a program that was all about mentoring and spro deucing young people to public service. >> it was during

. >>> welcome michelle obama. michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her humble hooroots in chicago. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> she hchallenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tight rope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. for the former mom and chief there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use any voice to help people. >> he's one of the most revered public figures maybe not just in america but in the world today. >>> she's destined to be remembered as one of the nation's most beloved first ladies. >> i always knew she was a rock star. >> she's not one to be in somebody's shadow jus

this is michele. leave me your name and number and i'll call you back as soon as i can. >> michele? bob miller. what is going on here? >> there is something else about this you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night. it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little oswego, new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> back then, sue mulvey was a senior investigator with the new york state police. she took the call morning of september 12th. what did you do? >> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniformed trooper up to the house. >> calvin harris opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. carte blanche. i want this to be solved. i want to know what happened. >> that morning she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, with luck, it would resolve itself speedily, as m

the guy said, we just arrested michelle. >> arrested your michelle?> she was placed in a holding cell. her parents posted a bond to get her out. after a very long night, they picked her up from the anaheim police department. >> there she was sitting on the steps out in front. >> it's one of the stranger days of your life. >> the strangest. >> but strange days were only beginning. >> coming up, from daggers by e-mail to danger at the front door. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist saying they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> when "dateline" continues. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a

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michelle obama's new memoir targets trump, race, and her own marriage. you will hear my take on what the book is really all about ahead on the heated debate on the topic. french president emmanuel macron is the latest to hit trump over the embrace of nationalism. an expert tells us why trump is right and the french are oh, so wrong. but we start tonight on the ground in florida where republicans rick scott and ron desantis still cling razor thin leads. here to give us the latest is fox correspondent phil keating outside the broward county elections board. phil? >> some counties completed that recounts, but not in broward county or palm beach counting. the recounting of the vote still has not even begun. looking live inside the election departments tabulation center, workers are still running 3.5 million pages, sorting out the first pages from the ballots which actually have the recount races on them. once that is done, broward will run 800,000 ballots through a dozen tablation machines. the florida senate race between governor rick scott and incumbent de

>> michelle: swampland. not much. >> anthony: body disposal. >> michelle: you can say that.actually 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 cuban 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, miami. >> michelle: you can pretty much get away with almost anything. >> anthony: it's good coffee. >> michelle:

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 vaughns' 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 i

how i'm joined this evening by former bundesliga midfielder michel didn't say i and tom get noise from d.w. sports to talk about the biggest stories for much day ten now the bundesliga has been somewhat haunted by reports that bar new nick have. leaving the division as part of plans to establish a european super league and i want to ask you michelle why would the german champions even consider this i don't think that's a good idea of the chorus all the big clubs in europe the day they receive money more money and what about the small teams the small clubs so they have to think about it even if you see now how will they split the money it's not good enough for the small teams small clubs so that's why i don't think that it's a good idea what they think about it too to leave to german business either because they have to stay there. let me show you that she mentions a leadership quite important tom want to bring you into a small clubs of course this potential you know decision that they might come to its own point you know tonight or everybody's got a lot of people worried about the futu

we'll be discussing plans for a european super league where the form of bundestag and midfielder michel dempsey also bring you all of sunday's gold and see if blood could manage to jump up to second in the table in that clash with local rivals total a lot more in just a couple of minutes. in watching telly news live from berlin don't forget there's always a website you don't call me but i'm now on behalf of the whole team thanks so much for watching. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an exit. raring to. never read like this. from the streets. her first day of school in the jungle. first. doris grand moment arrives. join the ranks on her journey back to freedom. you know we're interactive documentary. the world. returns home on t.w. dot com. welcome to the v.w. i'm pablo funniest marched a ten is with still lead leaders let's get straight to it and see what's coming up in the show. so they sold glad to take on struggling just adore for months go head to head with brad and we'll have all the highlights. and we'll be discussing an explosive report in german media th

getting to the bottom of those reports with my two guests this week former bundesliga midfielder michel didn't say hello and d.d.l. news very easily the reporter tom got more great to have both of you on the show but before we get down to business there were a couple of games on sunday that we need to take a look at. mention bloodbaths went into sunday's clash with struggling dusseldorf knowing a win would mean leap frogging reigning champions byron munich into a second string of victories came to a crashing halt last weekend when the folds lost to freiburg was a just a brief bump in the road for glad that's take a look. the only fire the local da became in the stands and the on the. clock back found it hard to break down the packs dusseldorf defense they were reduced to a few shots from distance and the home fans were not amused at how time. there was also a whistle stop the second period this time from the rick three. i am was a judge to handle the ball replay showed it had been a strike decision. did the red eye and midway through the second half i had was again the full guy with a p

michelle obama says she'll never forgive the president.ew that even just that one line was going to get a lot of attention. it was a choice, right, to talk about it, to go after a president -- the current president of the united states. why do you think she did? >> i think, kate, that she's sending a signal, a signal to the country that we can be better than this. she clearly waited until after the midterms. i mean, we are in a time where we're very polarized. it's very divisive. and you have a president in -- at 1600 pennsylvania avenue who is really doubling down on that divisiveness, fear mongering, being incredibly hateful, and i think she really wanted to take this moment. she is putting out this book, "becoming," she's incredibly authentic and genuine, very popular, revered, and i think she's using this moment to make that signal and she's a remarkable messenger to really put that forward. >> scott, the president today was asked about it. but do you think that he should have responded in the way that he did? >> well, the president ha

robinson tells a funny thing, that michelle obama was a feisty little kid.he was 9 because she was that good. you can tell they are very well connected and michelle says personally and professionally, she wouldn't have had the life she had, if her mom hadn't been there. you can always count on your mom. >> to be there for the girl, to make a car pool somewhat normal when you have armed guards and three other cars following you, with a grandma sitting next to you. >> no one would say mrs. robinson is such a character. she wasn't trying to be part of the family in a public way. she loves her children, barack and michelle, and loves her grandchildren but she also had life. n life and soo he own >>d first ladies and families that are most respected in the white house are the ones who treat people who work there as family, not as staff but as family. >> check, check. >> they still visit mrs. robinson. >> here's to you, mrs. robinson. you're going to be singing it all day. heaven loves you more than you could know. oh, oh, oh. you can hearieinterv miclle oba and h

oprah interviewing michelle obama tonight, you don't want to miss this. >> welcome michelle obama. ♪k there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. >>> former first lady michelle obama kicking off her book tour at chicago's united center with oprah just a short time ago. she spoke candidly about a number of topics and about leaving the white house. >> i only say that a house is a house. and what we -- what you bring to the home is what makes it a home. and how we lived in that home was what i remember most. and people asked, do i miss the white house? no, i don't miss the house, because we took what was important in that house with us. and it is with us many it's family, it's values, it's the friendship. so the house is beautiful. and it's historic, and it was an honor to live ther

pay special tribute to michel barnier and also. to those around him because you know there are those who appear on the television who whose work under ten years ago for those who allowed those who appear on the television screens to work and i would like to pay tribute to mr being way under this i mean he's own who with michelle's main right hand person. and as michelle was negotiating on behalf of the commission also a word of gratitude to my secretary general modernism are through my head of private office car about to miss. also to all of those. around. the shop truck. name which is very difficult to pronounce but he's easily recognizable and our interest macaque to. us as. well as with all of the is this agreement would not have been possible the post was. i'm inviting goes to have to rectify this this deed in the house of commons to take these infants into asia this is the best feed possible for britain this is the best deal possible for europe this is the only deal possible the only deal. possible. and i would like to add one

that is you. >> michelle obama. >> it is michelle obama and you. >> me and michelle obama. >> michellechelle obama. >> there you go. what has this been like for you, mom? >> you know, to have a child who went viral once was one thing. to have it happen twice has just been surreal. i thought maybe this time when things started to ramp up and we started getting press that, you know, maybe i would be desensitized because it happened once, but it feels the same way. feels surreal, feels unbelievable. i feel really honored that so many people are touched and inspired by her again. and you know, as a parent, i'm open to sharing her light with the world for as long as she wants to share and as long as she wants to continue to inspire people. >> me. me. >> you, you. >> me and you. >> you, girl. you enjoy the spotlight, little ms. parker. >> yes, we're on the tv. >> yes, we are, and jessica, thank you for the job you do as a mom. >> thank you, poppy. >> and dad does the hardest, most important job every day. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having us. really appreciate you. >> you got

michelle, felicidades.chelle: mi opiniÓn es que si la gente me veÍa a mi, la primera dama de los estados unidos, como una persona que admiran, que una pueda compartir con ellos sus preocupaciones y temores, ellos puedan sentir que los de ellos son normales. lilo: michelle obama regresÓ a su escuela secundaria de chicago porque quiere dejar claro a la nueva generaciÓn que deben luchar por sus sueÑos, michelle: sÍ, tenía esas dudas especialmente cuando me criaron como una mujer afroamericana en un paÍs en donde la discriminaciÓn y la diversidad es un problema y donde alguien siempre te dice que no eres lo suficientemente inteligente. yo comparto la historiaen la que mi consejero del secundaria me dijo que ni siquiera debÍa presentar una solicitud a la universidad a la que finalmente acudÍ. sÉ que hay muchas mujeres y niÑas a las que se les dice eso en todo el mundo. lili: el resto es historia porque tambiÉn fuiste a harvard. quÉ enseÑanza podemos ver a las personas que nos den ahora? michelle: aprendÍ que son

let's say hello to robin in chicago, hometown of michelle obama. >> proud hometown of michelle obama. good morning. we are here at the south shore cultural center on the south side of chicago, a stone's throw away from where michelle obama grew up and have quite a crowd that's come out here to be with us this morning. the community is out. [ applause ] and they cannot wait to hear from the former first lady and what she has to say about all those headlines from her new book. so she will be here in just moments. i'm robin, i'm your server. what would you like? we'll get back now to the studio. hey, guys. >> nice town meeting in chicago. >> looks like a lot of people are excited about michelle obama. >>> but we're going to begin today with that state of emergency in california as wildfires burn across the state. the death toll is unfortunately growing. >> it sure is. in northern california the camp fire alone now claiming the lives of 42 people making it the deadliest fire in state history. overnight, president trump approving a disaster declaration there. >> and you can see overnight a

it's my first day, chef troisgros. >> michel: tony, bonjour. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment troisgros the best restaurant in the world. and in the '60s, the brothers pierre and jean were early, important and fundamental innovators of what came to be known as nouvelle cuisine. behold one of their breakout classics, one of the truly game-changing, timeless, most influential dishes in history. it seems now, maybe, a simple thing, but it absolutely turned the world upside down when it debuted on the troisgros menu in 1962. i mean, when you have a dish this legendary, this iconic, there's no escaping it. the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash." if you google "troisgros", you'll see this. >> michel: so, forget everything you have on google and watch me now. okay? >> anthony: before this, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elaborate garnishes, starches, vegetables. this simple, elegant, almost japanese ode to flavor changed the way we cook fish in restaurants today, and how we make sauces, what our plates look like. i remember seeing a p

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i met with michelle bernier to express to be used -- views. sometimes we disagreed, but only occasionally. we always did agree because of difficulty was, the challenge so the maintain unity, performance, if we consider despite the pressure, which came quite often from the u.k., pressure upon member states, that we have been able to assure oft we maintained the unity the 27, not only for the duration of the negotiations but on a daily basis, as well, because often we had representatives of member states, ambassadors, and so on, and we also had members of the steering committee of the european parliament, because you have got to remember that as regards the european parliament, we are not the final say. ultimately, we did have difficulty with our spanish neighbors. this forderestimate the kingdom of spain. i have talked to them on numerous occasions about this. the prime minister as well as his majesty, the king, and i will point out that the agreement that we have attained today is an agreement that is good for spain, so we are with .pain we ve

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game high tackles.r here's vandech and elliott with michele. >> michele: a hostile environment, must win game. what did it take to beat the defend be super bowl champs? we had to play cowboy football.be we've having a rough near, we haven't been doing what we're capable of doing. we came out and executed and finished this ball game. >> michele: we know you can hurdle. but that one in the first half was remarkable. how did that develop for you?in >> o-ldid a great job and i knew he wasn't going to take me up top. been a minute since i hurdled someone. >> michele: tu monster grabbed u. >> thank you. your first time in rivalry. you set the tone quickly. your first career interception. what was the mind set of defense coming in. >> we got to keep attacking every single play. go after the ball. e ere defense is going to run the ball every sinap. we're going to be around it. you snap on the film, you'll see guys running. >> michele: an lee has been t. you and jaylon smith have come up big at the position. >> you got to give credit to sean.th he's helping uwhole week. i mean, he's that lead

michel barnier said they would have to ta ke michel barnier said they would have to take the consequences this up as it is either her deal or no deal at all. you seem to be suggesting that somehow parliament could find it third way. for theresa may to say it third way. for theresa may to say it is her deal or no deal shows the difficulty of the position she is in the cause in fact, she did conceive this on the steps of downing street tonight. there is a third way and that if we don't do this. the only people who could decide to do that by the british people themselves in a people's vote. how do you get the point? parliament will not be able to deal with this, that is clear. it is clear that parliament will not pass the steel. if the deal does not get through parliament and the only people who can really buzz of this are the people of britain at a referendum —— resolve. are the people of britain at a referendum -- resolve. thank you. michel barnier says it is a decisive step forward and there's a lot of waiting and patient silence on the other side of the channel today. they didn't want to

michelle obama's autobiography becoming is finally on sale time for her fans to celebrate in her once favorite bookstore. becoming the former first lady tells the story of her life and many in her old neighborhood are prolife what she achieved. she is the go like greatest of all time and she is a secada old woman just like me grew up a chicago girl sounds so for me she'd. she's like whoa personified she is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes you feel like you can do anything and office is a real person with a real real human being so i just been excited to get this book and for the first time you shell obama opened up about details of her life that she kept secret for years her marriage and her time in the white house but she also writes about the obstacles she had to overcome as an african american she was accused of being unpatriotic when i think idea what a lot of black folks were doing we were afraid to hope because it's hard to believe that the country that oppressed you could one day be led by. and they didn't think the country was read

and now we will crusty michel barnier. we will cross to michel barnier.nslation: of the united kingdom... the commented plan of the joint political declaration on the framework for our future relationship, and all that is the result of very intense negotiations, which started 17 months ago. and i would like to thank our two teams, the uk team and the team that has been working with me, for their commitment and hard work, and personally, i would like to say that it is an honour and a privilege to have been part of a quite exceptional team here. now, this agreement is decisive, a crucial step in concluding these negotiations. it is also the achievement of a methodology of negotiation that has been carried out in transparency from the word 90, out in transparency from the word go, and fully in respect of our respective mandates. now, this draft withdrawal agreement, ladies and gentlemen, includes 185 articles, three protocols, and a series of annexes. this is the draft in my hand here. i have a draft agreement between the united kingdom and the european unio

european union lays out the next steps in britain's withdrawal as breaks it gets real chief negotiator michele bania hands over the draft deal to the council president on toast he says european leaders will meet in ten days time to sign off on britain's divorce. also coming up the battle continues against wildfires in california while blazes raging in the south of the state in the north investigators scour the ruins for bodies so after the most deadly fire in california's history. and mexico blends migrants from central america the helping hand the human caravan trying to reach the u.s. find solidarity on the route but not everyone is happy to see. well i'm terry march and welcome to the program we begin with the latest on britain's departure from the e.u. and some breaking news just coming in breaks that secretary dominic rob has just resigned from the british government over its traffic bragg's it deal the move follows the e.u. announcement that they will hold a special summit to seal the brakes of agreement on november twenty fifth that's ten days from now at a press conference in brussels

>>> and melania trump responding to michelle obama. the first lady not calling her predecessor for advice, why? let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, stolen. that is the opening line of an e-mail that was just sent from, quote unquote, trump headquarters. they're talking about florida. president trump is now using the word "forged" to talk about the results. and it comes as the governor and senate races in that state are too close to call. the recount under way as i speak. the fund-raising e-mail without providing any evidence warns that corrupt democrats are trying to, quote, steal election victories in florida. now, it's a baseless claim because this is an automatic recount. it's a baseless claim that president trump has been pushing for days. in fact this morning he hit twitter saying, quote, the florida election should be called in favor of rick scott and ron desantis in that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere and many ballots are missing or forged. ballots massively infecte

so of course michelle obama is going to be upset.w that barack obama received four times the amount of death threats than previous presidents, so this was a very real situation for her. so of course she's going to be upset about somebody stirring up people, all kinds of people out there who are beginning to think this is something legitimate, it's a validation of something crazy about the president when, in fact, it's not rooted in truth whatsoever. so this isn't just about barack obama, but it's also about her family and the safety of her family, particularly as they take on this high profile role. >> leah wright rigeur, harvard, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> have a great weekend. >>> in the week of that rampage in thousand oaks california, does gun reform have a real chance of passing now that democrats have taken back control of the house? we're going to talk to two survivors of the parkland shooting who are pushing for legislation. >>> and the president now says he doesn't know who matt w

also coming up tonight being first lady was never her first choice michelle obama her new memoir becoming is already tipped for the best seller of the year. she is. like greatest of all the time she is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes me i thinking being an office is a real person. or we begin the day with miracles military maneuver today the german chancellor stood before the european parliament and for the first time positioned herself firmly in a future that includes a european army her announcement was not trailblazing instead merkel is following the lead set by french president emmanuel mccrone sources close to mak wrong say that he's been frustrated waiting for america to lend her support or today merkel delivered and made no doubt about her decision now addressing the european parliament stross berg merkel said that europe must take its fate into its own hands on foreign and security policy calling for the creation of a real and true european army she also urged her fellow e.u. leaders to reject nationalism and chauvinism and she called

michel barnier was alongside him. important as well, because you could be looking at a future european commission president. it was important for him to get something. important to see what he does next. will he take on the second part of these negotiations? everything that has been agreed today, it's no guarantee of the future relationship. there will be years ahead of us of negotiations on what the future relationship actually looks like. those negotiations can only start formally once we have actually left. we willjoin a press conference when it starts but let's talk up to when the two men take the stage. it starts but let's talk up to when the two men take the stagelj it starts but let's talk up to when the two men take the stage. i think now we've seen them leave this room... let's dip in and have a listen to what they have to say. in its article 50 formation. now without further ado, i invite the president donald tusk to take the lead. today the european council endorsed the agreement and the withdrawal of the a

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and i would like to pay tribute michel's main right-hand persons. and as michel was negotiating on behalf of the commission, also a word of gratitude to my secretary-general, to my head of private office, and also to ll of those around them. a name very difficult to pronounce but he's easily recognizable. because without all of these, this agreement would not have been possible. >> i'm inviting those who have to rectify this deal in the house of commons to take this in consideration. this is the best thing possible for britain, this is the best thing possible for europe. this is the only deal possible, the only deal possible. i would like to add one sentence concerning the civil servants coming from those who are at the service of the commission. nobody, nobody of them would be pushed out. nobody would be ejected. i have experience i have always admired the professionalism, the loyalty, the commitment of those coming from britain to serve the commission. i can't promise, but nobody will be ejected from the commission's system. good deal? sad deal? n

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your hometown girl from the south side of chicago , michelle obama. [applause] [cheers and applause] . >> we are home. it feels good every time i fly into the city so when you fly in now coming home after all the places that have nurtured you what does that feel like? . >> first i try to treat every inch i try to point out all the neighborhoods there is midway i still call it the sears tower. [applause] i don't know what the name of it is now but i try to trace the outline of my skinny to - - the city. >> i do that every time there is the planetarium and there is my school i think i can see everything. >> yes i am tracing my life and it always feels good. it really does. >> so i haven't been here since the oprah show ended. >> she ran from the cold. >> but all the banners around the stadium and people lined up to come in, i was thinking about your parents and your father in particular nobody could ever imagine. >> and i missed all of that because i still come in the back way through the freight elevator by the garbage. [laughter] that's my life. >> yo

>> thank you, michelle obama. me is that if madam president can be strong, i can be strong too. so i encourage myself more to put myself into my education that i can be more in the society. >> go ahead. >> many girls getting pregnant in our community, teenage pregnancy, peer pressure. and some of them want to go to school, but how can they go to school? >> okay, i go to school, but i have self-support. i go in the market and sell, and i support myself. >> so you found the value in yourself. >> i really want to know from you, how it feels to be the first lady, and your challenges, some of your weaknesses, your strengths and disadvantages, really, i really want to know. >> first of all, let me just say how impressed i am with all of you, not just the types of stories you've told, but the way you did it, with confidence and with pride. and that's the beginning of becoming a leader is just starting to do things that you don't feel comfortable doing, but you push yourself to do them anyway. when i was your age if anyon

robin roberts, one-on-one with michelle obama.he former first lady revealing to robin her onetime personal struggle. >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama says she's opening up about her difficulties getting pregnant to help others. it's a struggle that many couples go through, fertility. >> yes. >> reporter: and you wrote about a miscarriage. >> i felt lost and alone. and i felt like i failed because i didn't know how common miscarriages were, because we don't talk about them. >> reporter: it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia, and then sasha, were finally conceived. >> and i realized that, as i was 34 and 35, we had to do ivf. >> reporter: in "becoming," michelle also writes about a time period a few years after they moved into the white house, when she was particularly worried for her family's safety. donald trump and other so-called birthers were questioning whether her husband was an american citizen, something she describes as "mean-spirited" and "dangerous." >> what if someone with an unstable mi

michelle obama. >> reporter: this is the chance se see michelle obama up c and in person. the crowds outside capital one stretching as far as the eye could see, and as these people e lines they say all the waiting is worth it. >> just to be in her presee. i love what she embodies, just the spirit of women and empowering women. it's really exciting. >> i wish i could get a selfie with her but i know that won't happen so just hearing here speak because i've seen everything she's been on tv so far and gettincopy of the bo. >> i've been thinking about this for weeks. we're very excited. love michelle. >> she's the favorite. >> reporter: inside, michelle king the stage with her signature smile and a little sass. >> we grew up in a neighourhood called shore on the south side of chicago. yes, south shore in the house. the former first lady uching on a topic close to her heart -- education. as we look at school inequality and things aren't right, kids know when they are not being valued and it makes them feel some kind of way. >> reporter: michelle obama's lessage resonating with

michelle obama is here with us.t back. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by hilton hotels and resorts. book now at hilton.com. well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. lin-manuel miranda is on the way. michelle obama is here. cleto, i do want to say, mrs. obama gave you guys a very nice compliment during the break. and you mentioned in the book the first album you ever bought was stevie wonder. >> my grandfather, south side. >> jimmy: south side or was it east side? >> he was -- it was west side. me and my brother distinguished between my maternal grandfather and my paternal gran

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because michelle obama is visible and accepted and adored and i too. can walk into a and b. and be treated with respect. it's good bomb a story that this community and she coddle believes in. but with the man who succeeded him in the white house many here think they're achieving lands are in danger. or tributes have been pouring in for comics creator stan lee he died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics geek of giving of superheroes which is spider-man x.-men and the incredible hulk but he also had a talent for foreshadowing the real world of politics in two thousand and seven before a president obama or president romney he delivered a set of drawings in the atlantic that would prove eerily telling about the united states eleven years later now here's the first page and he writes that few things you see right there are as tragic as the death of an idea and he says that the american idea is threatened by divisions over health care global warming and the growing red blue rift between the democrats and the republicans if you look at