and the guy said, "we just arrested michelle." >> reporter: arrested your michelle?> yes. >> reporter: she was placed in a holding cell. her parents posted a bond to get her out and after a very long night, they picked her up from the anaheim police department. >> there she was sitting on the steps out in front. >> reporter: it's one of the stranger days of your life. >> the strangest. >> reporter: 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 that they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> when "dateline" continues. >> reporter: june, 2016. michelle hadley was out on bail living with her parents. anaheim police suspected michelle had sent threatening emails to her ex-boyfriend, ian, and his pregnant wife, angela. even though on its face it didn't make much sense. >> reporter: a young woman who lived an exemplary life, good student, she's trying to get an mba, and -- >> well, there's two sides to every person, and all we're seeing is the evidence

michelle directed him.marty. >> that point arrived, said the prosecutor, after that office christmas party when michelle called diamond to tell him that she and marty were heading to the kill zone, the parking lot of her office building, but she needed him there alone. so after they dropped two co-workers at the lots, said the prosecutor, michelle made a crucial move that linked her to the murder. remember, the theers began driving home and stopped for gas. then michelle by her own admission had marty return to the office. supposedly to pick up some work she needed. while she drawedled in the office, marty became impatient, went up those stairs to check on her. that's when he walked into an ambush. >> when they lay off, there would have been no way for that shooter to have in reason to believe they were going to come back unless he had a prior conversation. michelle left him outside the door so that he could then murder her husband. >> that was really your smoking gun. >> smafs the smoking gun that tied her

it wasn't michelle.ore 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. >> reporter: how long has it been now? >> twenty-seven -- it's been over two months. it's been about 72 days. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: and so that very evening, they hoste

cal's wife michele had disappeared.e with "the house on the lake" is keith morrison. ♪ >> it's a long, winding ride, this tale, studded with surprises. >> i just felt like i was being kidnapped in broad daylight and no one could help me. >> it's the story of his life and their's. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> it's about their world, the one that fell apart in a time they can't recall. do you remember very much about your mom anymore? >> not really. >> it's been a long time. >> it's about what happened on a september day the rest of the world can't forget. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks, maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> 15 years, four trials, would it never end? >> i just put my head down and went numb. i went numb. >> this is the climactic chapter in a family saga, one that began in a moment all but drowned out in the chaos of history. it was september, 2001. the harris kids were little, 7, 6, 4 and 2. the family lived in th

michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college.e's angels. in early october, days before his third wedding anniversary, jason flew to florida to see michelle money. she testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we basically just hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days that he was there. >> reporter: jason was crazy about her. his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporter: michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of michelle's life she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> reporter: two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> reporter:

michelle: no lo dudo.feliz del planeta. asÍ lo llaman. y ahora, no hay humo. michelle: regresamos con mÁs de ediciÓn digital. come algo que te gusta, a un precio que te enamora. como mi sourdough patty melt combo por $4.99. con carne 100% de res, cebolla asada y dos tipos de queso derretido en un pan sourdough tostado, con papas y una bebida. y por $4.99, es el antídoto perfecto contra lo que no te gusta. como que te hablen muy cerquita, responder a todos por accidente, el dentista, vuelos, pantalones apretados, payasos y tipos que se llaman ronald. no aguanto ese nombre. siéntete bien con lo que comes y con lo que pagas. prueba mi sourdough patty melt combo por $4.99. sólo en jack in the box. borja: escuchÉ esto y piensa viajar a disney este fin de semana porque mÁs áreas de recibida con elogios en redes. la portavoz de disney, liz jaeger, dijo que la medida forma parte de un paquete d nuevas disposiciones qu buscan mejorar la experiencia de los visitantes... ...mg...es viernes y mas de un video se ha vue

she said, michelle.and buried on the west mesa. >> did you know who cinnamon was? >> no. no. never heard of her before. >> did you ask her where she heard that? >> yeah. her aunt ran the streets, knew michelle, knew certain people, and they had heard it from her aunt. >> dan immediately called detective ida lopez with the tip, but she was unable to find the aunt or to pin down the source of the rumor. it was all just unverifiable street talk, the kind ida lopez had heard before. except for one tantalizing tidbit. cinnamon was a name on ida's list. cinnamon elks, missing since august of 2004. but even if those rumors were true and human remains were with cooling in the desert night on albuquerque's west mesa, the detective knew it would take a miracle to find them. >>> coming up -- was a serial killer stalking the women working the war zone? >> i've just always felt that they were going to be together. >> in death as in life? >> if you find one, you're going to find them all. >>> every morning the sun ris

michelle, ya sabes que todo lo buena que una parte negativa.s palabras pero lo importante es que Él ha publicado su telÉfono personal para que jennifer lÓpez le llame por telÉfono para que le explique cuÁndo su futuro marido le ha sido infiel con la ex. michelle: siempre ha sido un hombre muy polÉmico este ex pelotero. mi pregunta es si tiene pruebas para confirmar lo que estÁ diciendo porque es una alegaciÓn muy fuerte. borja: Él dice que estarÍa dispuesto hasta a someterse a la mÁquina del polÍgrafo. michelle: pero por quÉ llega a contarlo en este momento cuando la felicidad de las ronda? recuerde que puede ingresar a las plataformas sociales. no te quedes dormido porque hoy es el dÍa nacional de tomar una siesta. [ "hoy tengo tiempo (pinta sensual)" by carlos vives ♪ tú me tienes volando ♪ tú me tienes soñando ♪ tú me tienes tirando ♪ pinta sensual el 60 % de las mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de

michelle." palapas tacos". nos conectamos por skipe con el dueÑo que se llama juan del rÍo. juan, cÓmo se sienten tus empleados despuÉs de este mal rato que pasaron? juan: buenos dÍas. estÁn un poco molestos y preocupados. la gente estÁ bastante inconciente porque c''omo por algo tan sencillo pueden causar un problema y enojarse tanto. tambiÉn por el aspecto de los empleados del hogar. michelle: quÉ mensaje tienes para otros propietarios de restaurante de comida hispana que se han visto en estas situaciones tan incÓmodas. juan: pienso que es mejor no seguirles el rollo porque no sabes lo que puede pasar. en este momento en que se puede ver tanta violencia. para la proxima cualquier cosa mejor es llamar a la policÍa y asÍ todo es mÁs sencillo. carolina: el letrero que tenÍan con la palabra en espaÑol imagino que sigue igual. juan: estÁ en espaÑol afuera y adentro en inglÉs y espaÑol y se le rectificÓ a la persona de que estaba en inglÉs pero no querÍa entender y seguía con su misma postura agres

michelle: gracias.sto ha desatado la exasperaciÓn de muchos. la madre de una de ellas agarra a la contrincante de su hija de 13 aÑos para que Ésta le pegue. la policÍa de california investiga el accidente. borja: muy lamentable, vamos a hacer una pequeÑa pausa y enseguida seguimos aquÍ. no te muevas.. ♪ michelle: en los pasillos se empieza a practicar el triÁngulo pero, si acaso no te has enterado de que se trata es un divertido baile entre tres personas que estÁ seduciendo a minas en redes sociales. borja: hay que agarrarse de los hombros y tornarse. el baile que es tendencia sido visto por mÁs de 8 millones de personas en 12 horas. michelle, vamos a acabar ediciÓn digital y a practicarlo. quien quiere venir? michelle: nuestro camarÓgrafo quiere venir a hacerlo. borja: si desconoce lo del fÚtbol ya comenzÓ un partidazo en unimÁs. michelle: no te lo pierdas, ahora mismo en vivo por unimÁs, udn y univisiÓn deportes radio. borja: gracias, esta es tu casa. maÑana tenemos una cita.. ♪ [habla en inglÉs] el g

michelle: muchÍsimas gracias pedro ulceras.s una travesÍa muy peligrosa en donde a veces vemos niÑos que pierden la vida, que son abusado sexualmente por los traficantes de humanos o peor caen en garras del narcotrÁfico en su llegada a mÉxico. asÍ que no se pierda la serie de la frontera sur por univisiÓn noticias. borja: Éste es un dato escalofriante. 40 mil menores de edad. muy muy lamentable y se estÁ debatiendo si es una emergencia nacional o se es una crisis humanitaria. habra que comprobar si esos 20 mil migrantes que dicen que llegan de centroamÉrica a méxico realmente se puede comprobar que sea factible. se conocen detalles de cÓmo un hombre armado cuya identidad no ha sido revelada a Ún asesinÓ a dos personas e hirió a dos dos mÁs en seattle. la policÍa dijo que un residente del lake city camino con arma en mano por la calle y le intentÓ robar el arma a una mujer y en esa confrontaciÓn la hiriÓ de gravedad. luego tambiÉn le disparÓ a un autobÚs del metro e hiriÓ al conductor quien pudo ise de la escena. este hombre ase

michelle: como que las mujeres dream act y tambiÉn el tps.as cÁmaras. aunque no lo sepa, la congresista quien entrevistamos, fue la primera boricua electa en el congreso de este paÍs. estamos con los dedos cruzados. la lÍder de la mayoría demÓcrata en la cÁmara baja, nancy pelosi, descartÓ un "impeachment" o juicio de destituciÓn en el congreso con el presidente trump tras asegurar que no vale la pena. en una entrevista a " the washington post" dijo que no tiene cualidad para ser presidente pero excluyÓ la apertura de un proceso para destituirlo. " un juicio polÍtico inhibe tanto al país que a menos de que haya algo contraproducente, no creo que debamos ir por ese camino". borja esto ha sido controversial porque todos pensaban que serÍa mucho mÁs dura con el "impeachment". ante la pregunta de si el presidente estaba preparado para gobernar, ella dijo que Éticamente, intelectualmente y polÍticamente sin dudas no pero que no contemplaba el "impeachment". nuestro nÚmero de dÍa es 2287 porque es la cantidad de personas bajo custodia de ice que se

michelle.er derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always [ "hoy tengo tiempo (pinta sensual)" by carlos vives ] ♪ tú me tienes volando ♪ tú me tienes soñando ♪ tú me tienes tirando ♪ pinta sensual ♪ ♪ ♪ >> que no se te escape,si en tu dieta no falta el aguacate como la mÍa, que no se te olvide esto. podrÍa estar contaminado con liseria. el retirovoluntario incluye aguacates orgÁnicos de seis estados del paÍs. incluso el presidente de esta compaÑÍa, phill jerry, se pronunciÓ en un comunicado diciendo que estÁn retirando voluntariamente los productos, y tomando todas las medidas para garantizar la seguridad de nuestros consumidores. los que vienen de mÉxico no tienen que ver-- >> claro que sÍ. los mexicanos son deliciosos. ricos y se pueden comer. ok. estaremos al pendiente entonces. y pasamos ahora con una noticia en desarrollo. las autoridades arrestaron al e

didn't say a former but as they can midfielder welcome back to the show michel how are you i'm very good thank you chris all right and we have been as a reporter jonathan crane welcome back j.c. how goes it pretty forts where i'm loving your theme crass i appreciate it now let's hit the pitch for some football in sunday's game the wolves of wolves bird welcome braman the home side's been on the rise recently winning three of their last four which put them at europe's store step ahead of kick off but the visitors wouldn't be easy prey braman had yet to lose in twenty nine take. bring a lot of dia is clearly still loved by the fans sporting director you had caused a stir by describing that personal relationship as frosty during the week ahead of contract negotiations the green and white of fast started off with a bang visiting goalkeeper usually pawlenty collided with me a match maybe and the twelfth minute both players received treatment and were able to continue in the fifty fourth minute a marksman arnold freekick found joy i'm anthony brooks to give that lead is two teammates were

michelle: i was about--oh, after i raising family. oh, okay, that's right because you stopped for a while. michelle: yes, i stopped for about six, seven years. robert: right, at least though. you raised a child prodigy yourself, right? christopher: i wouldn't call myself a child prodigy. michelle: he's a great kid. robert: how about for you growing up in that environment? we were talking a little bit about that earlier. how about growing up in that environment and as well as having the influence, both genetically as well as just personally? christopher: i think it's a dream to grow up in this family. i think one of my happiest memories as a child was waking up to--both of my parents, actually, graduated from juilliard, from, like, a wonderful conservatory, and just waking up to the sound of my dad playing trumpet and my mom practicing piano at the same time was just such a joy for me. robert: wow, to have music in the background that's part of the soundtrack of your life, it's great. christopher: absolutely. robert: tell me a little b

kron 4's michelle kingston is live at the scene with an update. michelle?es to college nearby 0-12just pray he comes through come on right now the baby is at the hospital as we speak so we just pray that he makes it through and i hope that people are more careful with the firearms they have in their homefather jayson landeza, oakland police dept chaplin 12- 18and after a while we have seen quite a bit of this in east oakland so words fall short (catherine) shortso words fall in east oakland quite a bit of this in east oakland so words fall short (catherine)

bundesliga here on d w i'm pablo foley yes and joining me in the studio are former bundesliga player michel didn't say. very own bundesliga reporter yannick speight so welcome to both of you i think we need to get into business and take a look at some football and let's start with bahrain's clash against mites despite their early exit from the champions league during the week munich don't have time to lick their wounds and have flipped their focus to the bundesliga after taking the top spot the last weekend level on points with dortmund but superior on goal difference biron needed a win against a mediocre minds if they were to take the top spot back from dortmund after their victory on saturday. mindset only one win in six going into this game and by zero never looked like losing from the moment robot live in dubs keep at them in front of three minutes was thomas rodrigo has made it to nil and thirty three minutes was before kingsley c'mon funded one home to stand by and then three nil at half time and on course for the stroll the craved after their midweek lashing from liverpool. street ha

now i want to go over to you michel because it's a little bit shocking still to see shall be doing so poorly and let's not forget of course that they have this new coach can you who's been there this is third stands now can hope stevens rescued their season it's a very very difficult situation for him because he's a legend and his team in this club and everybody expected now that maybe to come up the team will change his attitude on the field and is playing a different football than before but it was a little bit. to see but i don't i don't think so that they can make it so three days three points toward a river gratian. and this is very critical very critical very critical indeed and i mean yeah nic it's it is like you know as michel said it's critical it's dangerous they're very very very close and it's shocking to think that just last season things were so very different what's gone wrong or what what's actually of the doing anything right. i mean it's difficult to pinpoint exactly i mean obviously last season i finished second and of course you know a lot of clubs around them had

. >> i'm michelle griego. taking a look outside san francisco, we can see raindrops especially on the camera lens k the clouds moving over the sonoma, marin county line with rain not too far behind. >>> mary. >> kenny and michelle, we are tracking this cold front, it was stalled out over the north bay all morning long and finally on the move pushing across the rest of the bay area. first for the north bay, clear lake, windsor, santa rosa, receiptor park, still long beach, it is pouring with heavy rain, navado, richmond, san rafael bridge, across the golden gate and bay bridge into san francisco tracking light rain at this hour. now north bay rainfall amounts looking at almost an inch of rain, hill burg, .16-inch of rain. not just the rain we're trackingnt weather advisory for the west slopes of the sierra looking at the higher peaks up to a foot of snow, but we will track the rain as we go through today and actually for the entire we are tracking a series of storms, details coming, ken they. >>> a body has bee

michelle obama took on the childhood obesity initiative. president obama supported her work on that. that fit directly with health care reform. this is a perfect use of a first lady's platform, without a doubt. with the social media effort, she will be asked about her husband's use of twitter? guest: she will be asked about it. every parent knows social media is having a dramatic impact on the health and well-being of children and on their mental health. she is right to talk about it. that cannot be divorced from the fact that she is living with someone who uses social media in a variety of ways, not all of which we would condone for our kids. host: does it complicate it? guest: great question. i don't think it should mute it. it may complicate it but it is important to talk about it. host: let's hear from some calls. somerville, south carolina, republican line. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. trump is think mrs. doing a good job. laura bush also did a good job for the children. michelle obama seemed to have started some good thi

romeo michelle malkin and dan bongino. michelle, we begin with you. i believe these types of massive lawsuits, 1/4 of $1 billion. it's exactly what you need in order to chip away at fake news. fake news has peaked. if a big lawsuit against the post, now one against cnn. i think is downhill from here, how do you see it? >> i see it the same way. finally getting accountability against the smear merchants who are just going against public figures anymore. every conservative public figure expect this kind of smear mongering to go on but this is a kid. this is a teenager. the absurd idea that you will hear from these defense lawyers for these media corporations that somehow nick sandmann was an accidental public figure and it is the standard by which he should be judged, absolute joke. outrage and thank god for people like lin wood and other lawyers on his team. we need more of this accountability to chill and stop fake news. the other thing i want to talk about his actual malice and reckless disregard for the truth. happens every day on his officials, med

in oakland michelle kingston kron 4 news (robin) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... friends, family and colleagues remember public defender jeff adachi in a memorial service. (robin) and we're continuing to track the rain... here's a look at radar. (robin) this morning we are hearing tremendous stories of survival and even heartbreak after a deadly tornado outbreak. 23 people were killed in alabama....one of the twisters was an e-f 4 storm that brought 170 mile per hour winds. its the deadliest storm u-s tornado since 2013. kristen holmes has more on recovery efforts.

will be hearing from michelle the governor later on as well. orbit divorced from the us plunged into chaos after parliament rejected prime minister mazen bracks and dio she's now asking the other twenty seven a few members as we've been discussing to give her more time let's have a look at yesterday's events starting in london to resume a says she regrets having to delay breaks it but as the clock ticks she's forced to do so the prime minister is seeking an extension of the deadline until the thirtieth of june and no later than that some argue that i'm making the wrong choice and i should ask for a longer extension to the end of the year all beyond to give more time for politicians to live the way forward. that would mean asking you to vote in european elections nearly three years after our country decided to leave what kind of message would that send i you could approve may's request but only if you came lawmakers approve the divorce deal they've already rejected so says the chief of the bloc although the exit for teak this increasingly. justi

de juanita >>eso fue lo que mejor michelle >>que dijiste tÚ?a playa, la tía desodorante, hecho de leÑa muchas gracias a toda la familia disfuncional, un aplauso mi familia disfuncional por favor por haber estado en esta ediciÓn especial de " me caigo de risa" y gracias por apoyar al teletÓn y tÚ que estÁs en casa sino las hecho todavÍa lo puedes hacer marcando al 1800453999 tenemos que superar esa meta, todavÍa hay mucho mÁs por delante asÍ que no te puedes pegar de univisiÓn, nosotros seguimos con mÁs de teletÓnusa estamos unidos mÁs que nunca.

we saw michelle barnier telling the u.k.ave to come up with something to bring to us to justify why there needs to be an extension. do you have a plan? how will we find out what that plan is? jordan: the plan was the deal to go through. it was her deal or no deal. and i've ruled out no deal and it was still going to be the deal. it is now deal or no brexit. the problem is you have these hard-line right of center yorkie -- therethe tory party is no changing their mind. that number is around 23. 23 on the letter and you get about seven more add-on. you need to have 23 to 30 labour mp's agreed to the deal. yesterday when the speaker of the house made the decision that the vote cannot come back to parliament unless there has been sufficient changes, it did not change anything -- i do not see the vote coming back to parliament. it seems clear to get this over the line for a plan, the eu are saying something that seems conditional. from the noises, we have to remember there are 27 countries in the u.k. -- in the eu and each has a

michelle: at wells fargo?: at all of these places, is the review that this is the point where these veterans who have been there for a long time you would expect to see more people leaving and an generation of new faces we have not been talking about? michelle: we see some of that for years. happening on a case-by-case basis across the banks but then you look at jpmorgan, the leader at the top has been there longest. longest standing ceo. i think what causes these trickles of changes, when there is either a power struggle or one person leaves obviously that means other positions are left to fill. we could see that. caroline: interesting we got the turnover at the top of barclays as well. plenty to digest. we thank you for your expertise. form new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ timline: wells fargo ceo sloan set to retire. the global president of morgan stanley stepping down, colm business exiting the after retiring. jared cassidy of rbc capital markets covers both banks. first on wells fargo it does not -- is this

♪ michelle: este vÍdeo viral deja en shocka miles en las redes y todos lo comentan.erder pero dicen que tambiÉn hablaba por telÉfono. satcha: sumamente irresponsable . tambiÉn fue otro conductor quien se percatÓ de lo que ocurrÍa en contacto a las autoridades para ponerle fin a este tipo de comportamiento que puede poner en peligro a otros. vamos con esto que es perturbador y confuso. liberan a una mujer que fue acusada de asesinar a su bebÉ. ella siempre asegurÓ que fue culpada injustamente y que habÍa otra versiÓn de los hechos. michelle: invitamos a marcela sarmiento quien investigÓ el caso y nos viene a dar un adelanto de este reportaje especial. marcela: quÉ tal. es un reportaje que para mÍ sido muy interesanteporque desde que nos contactamos con Él en muchas cosas que nos empiezan a dar vuelta la cabeza, y es verdad o fue mentira, quÉ pasÓ, y cuÁl era la verdad que esta mujer querÍa contar sobre su experiencia. yo llegÓ a la conclusión de que a veces en la vida juzgamos mucho antes de saber cuÁl es la verdad. >> quÉ cuenta ella? marcela: ella cuenta que nunca s

and here we have what is very sad and quite concerning, and that is this unprecedented step of micheltime. i think it is his frustration and really saying that talks showing and exposing the talks have gone extremely badly this week between the uk and the eu. 0f have gone extremely badly this week between the uk and the eu. of course we know the attorney general‘s visit to brussels was cancelled earlier today but to have this in a sense donald trump like exchange in real time those really badly. we had an evening standard jeremy hunt the blame game against the eu and all of this is far too public. so if indeed theresa may faces as he telegraph says brexit humiliation, today with michel barnier and possibly on tuesday, and then with the vote of no deal off the table on wednesday and then an extension on thursday, while a crucial week we are about to add into with what has happened in the last few hours. absolutely. we are going towards yet another height 110011 are going towards yet another height noonin are going towards yet another height noon in the negotiations, through one end and

michele: thank you very much, dane. today we are excited to be here, to have several people who have studied congress for so long to give us a historical perspective on past major reforms of congressional rules and will explain what led to the changes, what were the intended and unintended consequences of those so we can be informed as we go forward thinking about how congress is in this new era and legislativew the functions are and what can be done. i am michele swers, and i teach government at georgetown university and i teach on women in congress and will get some remarks on that toward the end. it is my pleasure to get to introduce each speaker for they -- before they speak. our first speaker is going to be wasniewski. he is the historian of the house of representatives. to give us some perspective on the house. and on the back of your sheet, if you have it, you can also see and follow along with a summary of what everyone's remarks are going to be. i'm going to turn it over to matt. thank you so much. matthew: tha

of this president likes of just watching welcome alex michel body that was me exactly yes what do you think will mrs may get a break that delay i think she'll have to get a break that delay but it's very clear them from what michelle pandey was saying that they all fear iest in brussels and the other twenty seven member states with the u.k. that they are the u.k. still in this mess remember that they are jus to leave by law or next friday their duty thing a huge by next friday and less that is changed by another law is the situation nobody wants a no deal brics it but at the same time it is very clear that the e.u. want good reasons to go on to long extension you mentioned the letter that reason may is pending to donald tusk the e.u. council president and we don't know how long she wants a delay for this talk about off until june but possibly being extended for two years and you can imagine the things that is going on within the e.u. over that he taught i might say of the political and economic cost to the blog and it is very very easy for a member state to say no we're not happy for

michel barnier met four times to all of us. michel barnier met fourtimes in to all of us.barnier met four times in the space of one month with the uk's negotiator steve backley and the attorney general. they have spared no energy, time or commitment to clarify, reassure or explain what they withdrawal agreement is and what it is not. we have left no stone unturned, our mind has always been open, our work always creative, underhand has always creative, underhand has always been a stretch. it is in this spirit that today the prime minister andi spirit that today the prime minister and i have agreed on a joint legally binding instrument relating to the withdrawal agreement. this instrument provides meaningful clarifications and legal guarantees of the nature of the backstop. the backstop is an insurance policy, nothing more, nothing less. the intention is not for it to be used, like in every insurance bus with —— insurance policy. if it were ever to use, it would never be enacted in bad faith. if either side enacted in bad faith. if either side enacted in bad faith, there is

. >> first big break was i interviewed this woman michelle.as at the bar the night that william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, a 27-year-old waitress from palm beach area, meets cousin of william kennedy smith at obar that night, they sipped champagne. >> they observed easter weekend, good friday, one of the holiest days of the catholic calendar. >> not only can she leak to reporters she saw the alleged victim, a 29-year-old woman from jupiter florida with smith that night, and explained details of the after party at the kennedy estate that night. >> they had a couple of drinks, no wobbling wa was there, but ss differently, william on the beach with the alleged victim and later, she saw a naked woman in front of them. >> she said they went back to the mansion after the drinking, at obar they was continuing drinking and saw teddy keen deey in his yo underwear. >> i was this the house. >> no pants. >> no pants. >> i don't know if that was true. but she claimed it, she cid, he was drunk. she saw the alleged victim, who was i

. >> first big break was i interviewed this woman michelle. was at the bar the night that william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, a 27-year-old waitress from palm beach area, meets cousin of william kennedy smith at obar that night, they sipped champagne. >> they observed easter weekend, good friday, one of the holiest days of the catholic calendar. >> not only can she leak to reporters she saw the alleged victim, a 29-year-old woman from jupiter florida with smith that night, and explained details of the after party at the kennedy estate that night. >> they had a couple of drinks, no wobbling wa was there, but ss differently, william on the beach with the alleged victim and later, she saw a naked woman in front of them. >> she said they went back to the mansion after the drinking, at obar they was continuing drinking and saw teddy keen deey in his yo underwear. >> i was this the house. >> no pants. >> no pants. >> i don't know if that was true. but she claimed it, she cid, he was drunk. she saw the alleged victim, who was

romeo michelle malkin and dan bongino. michelle, we begin with you. i believe these types of massive lawsuits, 1/4 of $1 billion. it's exactly what you need in order to chip away at fake news. fake news has peaked. if a big lawsuit against the post, now one against cnn. i think is downhill from here, how do you see it? >> i see it the same way. finally getting accountability against the smear merchants who are just going against public figures anymore. every conservative public figure expect this kind of smear mongering to go on but this is a kid. this is a teenager. the absurd idea that you will hear from these defense lawyers for these media corporations that somehow nick sandmann was an accidental public figure and it is the standard by which he should be judged, absolute joke. outrage and thank god for people like lin wood and other lawyers on his team. we need more of this accountability to chill and stop fake news. the other thing i want to talk about his actual malice and reckless disregard for the truth. happens every day on his officials, med

also in new york, michelle meyer. one month volatility for the cable rate has picked up. christopher: we think this is a coin flip as to which way this is going to occur. we see from this overall trend the potential that we could see a real problem in europe which could carry over into the u.s. to --ld encourage people watch stocks with exposure to the domestic economy? christopher: for us, it's been trimming our long positions and putting hedges in the marketplace and taking advantage of the pullback in volatility put in place structures that give us downside protection and give volatility returns to the market. david: let's talk about the u.s. economy. specifically said one of the risks to the u.s. economy was brexit. slower growth in china and as well. michelle: there are these discrete risks out there that could end up creating major challenges for the u.s. economy. it's not to say that brexit itself is a challenge. if you get a no deal brexit, it will ripple through the global economy and impact of the u.s. econo

the brexit secretary accuses michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator, of trying "to rerun old arguments talks continue between the uk and eu. also coming up this hour... increased activity at a missile site in north korea. satellite images of a facility near pyongyang suggest the country may be preparing to launch a missile or a satellite. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the baby son of shamima begum, the british teenager who joined the islamic state group, has died in syria. the boy, who was less than three weeks old, is thought to have contracted a lung infection. his mother travelled to syria as a 15—year—old four years ago. the home office had recently taken the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has this report. when the bbc first interviewed shamima begum two and a half weeks ago, she'd just given birth to a baby boy, jarrah. in his short life, he lived in one internment camp and then another. his mother said her two other children had already died at the end of last year. losing my children, the way i lost them, i

mostlye found is anti-game michelle obama seems to have started some good thanks for the bad didn't felt very work out in the schools. the kids were not eating lunches i just because the parents were taking them to the fast food places. i just wanted to make that comment. iq. >> i think you'll find that it is difficult to implement something and the school lunches were controversial. i think over time, that against work itself out in people or more mindful of healthy eating. haseverything that you want the success that you want. there are federal dollars that are already appropriated and have for many years. they can shine a light on what makerograms are doing and these travels to cities around the country from coast-to-coast and also, there are a lot of volunteers that exist as well. host: marcus is a north carolina. [dialtone] host: oh marcus is gone. caller: we want to help, but we don't use a computer here or have connections on how to contact anyone not using the computer and yes, my heart goes out to the children. they are the future and we need to help them. i totally agree with i

so dramatic scenes outside the house of former president michelle temari ansel powell where a special task force is part of the wider operation carwash. arrested him in the early hours of the morning they since flown him to rio de janeiro the state of rio de janeiro which is at the center of the investigation accusations that bribes were paid in relation to the building of a new killer power plant the angra three in rio de janeiro state two former ministers who served in michel temperament time as government his former chief of staff and a former energy and mines minister also also lost to be arrested and several other people linked to the case michel time all along has denied any wrongdoing in this case or previous accusations made against him while he served as president of brazil from the middle of two thousand and sixteen to the end of two thousand and eighteen he said there was a campaign against him and managed to escape those accusations enjoying presidential immunity that has now gone since he left office at the end of last year was this a part of a much wider investigation th

. >> my first big break was i tracked down and interviewed this woman, michelle. had been at the bar the night william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, 27 year old waitress from the palm beach area meets the cousin of william kennedy smith. she spent the evening gallivanting with the senators on wednesday sipped champagne until the bars 3:00 a.m. closing time this was how the kennedy's were choosing to observe easter weekend, good friday, one of the holiest days in the catholic calendar, to go out partying and raging until 3:00 a.m. >> not only did she leaked to reporters that she saw the victim, 29 year old woman from jupiter, florida smith that night but she also exposed details of the after party at the kennedy estate later that night. >> ted that he walked to the seawall and a woman is on his pickup at the bar, michelle, they had a couple drinks, no one else was there, ted recalls, but she remembers divinely. william was on the beach with the alleged victim and later she recalled a naked woman in front of them. ted and patrick member that.

and across the channel will be hoping she can cut through the noise i well michel you know what else you think when listening to the chancellor's speech to parliament a short while ago what else can charles americal do to help the british prime minister get to the structured and orderly breck said that berlin wants as well. well i think there is a concern on the german side not to interfere in this process and to give any kind of advice because there's a concern that that's something that british m.p.'s wouldn't react to positively it's all so clearly there is a willingness to support to resign may we also heard that there is more patients actually that's also something is oakland you've got the commission president stressed that he discovered his own patients well that patience is still there with britain at the same time britain is in a crisis and has to find its way out that's the cleanest songs that we're getting out of but in today the political editor michelle thanks very much for the show. check in with some of the other stories making news this hour the european parliament's