michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college.those charlie'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."

michelle: nno todo son buenas noticias.É quien era la persona hospitalizada muriÓ esta maÑana. la pareja, ambos de 36 aÑos a quienes ven pantalla le confesÓ a la policÍa municipal el pago que hizo para quedarse con la pequeÑa de ocho meses de nacida. escuchemos. >> hasta hoy nos enteramos en youtube que andan buscando al bebÉ. por eso nosotros lo estamos entregando. michelle: ellos fueron trasladados a la fiscalÍa central de investigaciÓn para atenciÓn de niÑos en la colonia doctores en la ciudad de mÉxico. borjas: si te parece nos vamos a conectar con ivÁn matÍas, Él estÁ en el hospital donde se habrÍan robado la bebÉ. buenas tardes. cuÉntanos qué pasÓ con esta familia que por un lado celebra, pero por otro estÁ sufriendo una pÉrdida irreparable. te escuchamos. ivan: muchas gracias, buenos dÍas para todos. no hay felicidad completa y esto es una prueba de ello. hace cinco dÍas de que iniciaba una escena muy trÁgica lamentable que parecÍa con poca esperanza para una familia a quien le robaron a una bebe. vinieron momentos d

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michelle: una disculpa es suficiente?un alcalde mexicano pide perdÓn tras hacer llorar a una niÑa indÍgena al decirle que tiene obesidad espantosa. borja: sed y realiza el momento en que un joven hispano es aceptado por prestigiosas universidades del paÍs. hablaremos con Él en vivo en tu ediciÓn digital. michelle: es un gusto saludarlos en esta ediciÓn digital. borja: hoy es miÉrcoles 3 de abril y les dejamos los hashtag del dÍa. michelle: vamos a comenzar con uno de estos temas que son virales en las redes ya que el presidente trump vuelve a la carga y amenazÓ con cerrar la frontera con mÉxico si esto si el congreso no toma medidas para mejorar el sistema migratorio. veamos lo que publicÓ en su cuenta de twitter: el congreso debe ponerse de acuerdo y eliminar las lagunas en la frontera. si no hay acciones serÁ cerrada o bastas secciones de ella. borja. vamos a conocer algunas reacciones. nos conectamos con el representante demÓcrata por california quien ademÁs es miembro del comitÉ de seguridad nacional. buenas tardes y

michelle: las imÁgenes nos estrujan el corazÓn.centros de detenciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza en texas han rebasado por mucho su capacidad. esto ha obligado a la liberaciÓn masiva de algunos emigrantes en ciudades fronterizas como mcallen y bronsville y en esta Última ciudad 300 cada dÍa. dicha ciudad tambiÉn es hoy un lugar de paso para los emigrantes que buscan llegar a otros sitios del paÍs. borja. nos conectamos en vivo con tony martÍnez que es el alcalde de texas. nos conectamos con Él mediante skype. alcalde, gracias por estar con nosotros. usted ha visitado estos inmigrantes. en quÉ condiciones estÁn en este momento? alcalde: lo mÁs importante es que estÁn todos bien y los estamos alimentando y les estamos dando ropa o todo lo necesario. realmente, hubo una cantidad de inmigrantes que vinieron el sÁbado y la patrulla no les dio los papeles para seguir adelante asi que hubo una crisis pero todo eso ya se arreglÓ y desde el sÁbado hasta ahora estÁn los nÚmeros de los inmigrantes que estÁn llegando a bronsville. michelle: se es

michelle. who is conan o'brien? correct. o'boy for $400. michelle. who is electra? -right. a chance" is among the contrarian works of this political satirist. michelle. who is roy blount? no. ryan. -who's p. j. o'rourke? p. j. o'rourke, correct. o'boy, $800. justin. what is argentina? no. ryan. -what is chile? -yes. o'boy, $1,000. here's this ex-governor of maryland debating hillary clinton during the democratic primaries. justin. -who is o'malley? martin o'malley, you're out of the hole. i read the news today, $200, please. in december of 2017, fans of the ahl's bears of this pennsylvania chocolate town broke their own record tossing 25,000 teddy bears for charity. ryan. -what's hershey? -yes. -read the news, $400. [ beep ] happened in iran. back to you, ryan. news, $600. justin. what is loyola? loyola of chicago, right. news, $800. michelle. who is tony blair? correct. i read the news today, $1,000. [ beep ] those two words are bomb cyclone. we're done with that category, michelle. where to next? classic songs' first lines for $200. -ryan. -what's "born in the u.s.a."? -t

michelle was sure of it.he had often heard mark mention a former patient in the weeks and months before he left. a woman with terminal cancer. >> she had a cough that wouldn't go away, sore throat, hoarseness. these are things that a first year medical student would recognize as signs and symptoms of throat cancer or laryngeal cancer. weinberger didn't pay attention. i'm head coach jay wright and this is the lowe's "do it wright playbook." why don't you break down this kids technique for us, matt. sure thing jay. lawn care is all about the fundamentals. see how he starts the trimmer low then cuts up and inward? that stops that shrub from casting a shadow on it's bottom leaves. he is trimming at a high level and he knows it. if there was a scholarship for landscaping, i'd sign this guy yesterday. oikos triple zero is the official yogurt of... proving the doubters wrong. the official yogurt of... never backing down. it has fifteen grams of complete protein, zero added sugar, artificial sweeteners, or fat. oikos

michelle: Él decÍa que era inocente que iba a probar quiere una decisiÓn arbitraria.abogado y orador polÍtico, fue presidente del perÚ en dos mandatos que no fueron consecutivas. primero 1985 a 1990 y despuÉs del 2006 al 2011. divorciado dos veces, padre de seis hijos tuvo una co gestiÓn en la cual el paÍs sufre la peor crisis econÓmica de su historia, una hipe 11 el senado pero no lo investigÓ por corrupciÓn y en 1992 huyo a colombia y a francia, regreso a perÚ en reÑida contienda electo derrotÓ en las elecciones del 2006. su segundo gobierno se caracterizÓ por la continuación de proyectos econÓmicos y la restauraciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas. sin embargo, tambiÉn lo acusaron de actos de corrupciÓn. la fiscalÍa perruna abriÓ una serie de investigaciones en su contra por supuestos sobornos recibidos por parte de la constructora brasileÑa odebrecht. el exmandatario lo negÓ todo y arremetió contra la justicia de perÚ. la investigaciÓn por supuestos sobornos pagados por esta compaÑÍa son unos para adjudicarse un contrato para construir la lÍnea uno del metro de lim

former bonus league a star michel didn't say will be on hand to give his views on that and the other big blunder statistics. on the exposer thanks for watching you know. i'm askin the volume or that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers we're lions and. what's your story. with numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. quite. welcome to the bundesliga here on the d w matchday thirty one was brought to a close by four teams one fighting for the title another against the drop and two for europe this is what we have coming up for you. by me were given a gift wrapped in black and yellow on saturday will they accept it and take a big step towards another title celebration by beating that very rival. and speaking of black and yellows will be talking about dormant. because the fans ar

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title hopes michelle do you think this is the only chance to. actually finish first. it's very difficult of course. after the game by. saddam we were a little bit closer to the finish line but i think i'm still with so and i really hope that day going to make it the course it's a young fresh team. even if he says something like this what he says now but now it's time for changing. the championship. to the finish and. i mean they're going to be having a lot of upheaval this summer i think this is dortmund best chance still favor really need to keep hold of especially if they are going to challenge in the future because we know by spending a lot of money over the summer they've already bought quite a few players indeed but i may have some more coming over the next coming weeks that is all from us this week i'd like to thank both my guest michelle be back with me this week and. so you know i'll be talking about everything. from all of us here thank you and goodbye. what secrets behind. fascinating cultural heritage sites. t w world heritage three sixty six hear. that sev

. >>> good morning, and welcome to "early start," i'm michelle kaczynski. >> i-- michelle. >> 290 people, that number includes at least two americans. the attack involved coordinated explosions of at least eight locations across sri lanka, including three churches, four high end hotels. officials now say 24 people are under arrest. >> the state department says terror groups are still plotting possible attacks with little or no warning. a police source tells cnn an internal memo was sent to authorities before the bombings which obtained a warning to raise security. senior international correspondent ivan watson is live in the capitol of colombo. tell us what we're learning now. >> reporter: a government minister told me this is a brand new type of terrorism for sri lanka. the church behind me is st. anthony's shrine. it is one of three catholic church churches bombed by suicide bombers on easter sunday. a government minister says at least 102 people were killed and there was a mass funeral in that city. there were also three luxury hotels here in colombo that were hit as well. just incred

special guest former but as they can midfielder and current coach of antigua and barbuda national team michel didn't say hey doing very good thank you feeling good you've been traveling a lot lately i know glad to see here. very own max merrill how was miami and are you ready to get down to business it was great and i'm ready to rumble all right glad to hear it now let's start at the top bar in munich's robert levin dosti and kingsley coleman exchanged blows in training and head of the dusseldorf match coach nico box confirmed it happened but also said the issue was squashed here's some advice pick and choose your battles what about the fight to defend the title well both of byron's boxers were in the starting eleven who'd strike first and would it be the right target. after his midweek bass kings they come on picked up where he left off landing the opening blow after just fifteen minutes was the when his cross found its way straight into the goal by and ahead one nil. and just before half time come on was at it again this clinical heat from the twenty two year old making it through melted by

reclaimed the table leave they didn't allow dortmund to have more than one good night's sleep now michel start with you i think there was an expectation that it would have no trouble you know dealing with dusseldorf now do you expect it to be this back and forth at the top of the table between byron and dormant until the end of the season i really hope that the battle will be until the end but. honestly if we have to see that i think it's a great team at the moment they're one thirteen or fourteen games and very strong at the moment so and just see doesn't all of us struggle a little bit but i really hope that the race will be end on the last day. manuel neuer will have to see you know how long the injury will last now max let's take a. step backwards and talk this thursday's pre-match tussle between robert levin. break it down what exactly transpired there so this day in training a full blown fistfight none of that shoving and pushing that were used in football but it came out and was then confirmed by by and which is somewhat unusual for a big club like them and allegedly the beef was

>>reporter: michelle and kenny, millions of people rely on muni forspor everyday. wear shake up the of m management. the director of transportation is resigning. ed resiken has been under fire. for example, on friday, there were train lines thatf day becathere were power problems. people forced to cram onto buses. also, flaws that showed up on the new trains, doors that lock onto objects and in fact in one case, on a woman's arm, and train car -- >> he says the agreement i have with the sf board of director ends in august and it's clear this is the right time for a change. ed reiskin is going to retire in august and there's no word on a replacement interim or permanent. >> alan, we'll have more on this developing story on the kpix5 news at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >>> new at noon, a mountain lion is otted nr a ar the sighting forcing place to bay emily turner is here to show us, emily. >> michelle, this mountain lion was reported found the creature in a planter box. police spent hours keeping an eye on it. it did leave some workers unable to get to their desk

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to mary lee. happy monday. >> michelle and kenny, we're looking at a pleasant day with mild, daytime highs and here's a live look at our treasure island camera and temperatures running in the low 50s at this hour. a cool start. as we head through the afternoon with your microclimate -- for the bay, mostly sunny, in the mid 60s and a warm day inland with highs in the mid 70s. we'll talk about what you can expect taking you through the workweek coming up. emily. >>> we're seeing trouble spots so give yourself the extra time. let's start with 580/680. everything looks normal and lighter than normal. coming through the altamont pass, there's a high wind advisory in effect. be aware. you might get shaken around through the altamont pass it at 17 miles per hour coming through the dublin interchange. one at -- they're in the process of moving that off the east shore freeway. there's a fire on eastbound 580 at harbor way. we're getting reports that a tree is on fire, but they are on scene headed towards t

fine for either player and coach even said it shows the emotion shows the team is alive and then michelle over to you talking about that emotion as a former player current coach how often do players get to fighting during practice . two to three times a year maybe undecided on my time was like that but it's like what the course says is emotional and it's a good sign to everybody that everybody is very deep and concentrated in his job but you have to be more professional and does and does this point to not to show ever to public that what's happening in the team right and then the age group living dog is about seven years older than younger buyer players so it's a shame to see that but they've recovered now max you mentioned zero five and kobayashi actually did not even say the players home for the training he allowed them to finish you know what does that say about coaches yeah i mean it's strange really to according to some sources the players even were surprised that no one was sent home and it's a very less a festal it's kind of cost them at the start of the season when they want doing

good to see you, michelle. i like it too.e tracking the path of the spring blizzard that you've been talking about. it's a doozy. expected to hit 11 million americans. that's ginormous. we'll tell you when this storm could weaken, plus in our school matter series, a look at the mental and physical benefits of youth sports and why taking part in two sports is so much better than one. says who i would say? also, oprah will be here at this table. we have a chair waiting for her right there and she'd be at studio 56. she has a book called "the path made clear" and she has an announcement about prince harry. i can't wait for her to get here. we'll see you at 7:00, butt' 13 i'm so bad.>> you'r bettern >> gayle, see you at 7:00. >> so bad. >>> a san francisco restaurant says it's the first chain in the country to go high tech when it comes to serving clean, traceable meat. >> fogo de chao a nounlsed a partnership with herd ex so diners know where their cattle came from. the company uses block chain technology to monitor the health a

>>reporter: they have, michelle. ask anyone in san francisco if there's a homelessness population problem here. they'll most likely say yes, but when it comes to finding shelter, building shelter or housing for these people, when things goes -- the mayor wants to build a center. this proposal coincided with mayor breed's plan to put a 200-bed navigation center across from pierce 30 and 32. this idea come with a lot of backlash from the people who live around here because some believe it will bring more homelessness and crime to their neighborhood. sfpd promises four patrols a day, 7 days a week to look for loitering and drug activity and tents. >> we're taking -- >> the city's 8 navigation centers are in districts 6, 9 and 10 which includes soma, the mission and the bay view. haney's proposals want to put -- so later on today, is when we'll hear more detail was this legislative proposal at the board of vup his ear-- the board of supervisors meeting. >>> some say -- the board will meet at 6:00 to discuss options. but

. >> kenny and michelle, i think you're going to like this week. plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up today through the middle of the day. happy monday day. temperatures running in the mid 40s to low 50s at this hour. here's what you can expect. along the coast, morning clouds. we are looking at afternoon sunshine along the coast with high 60s. low to mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. and check out our inland locations. low to mid 80s as we head through the day and this is just the start of a big warmup. i'll let you know how warm those temperatures will get as we go through the next few days coming up. emily. >>> so far your traffic is looking pretty darn good. it's slow for a monday, but that's going to change as things heat up. let's take a look at our map and get to our biggest spot. and that's the altamont pass. down to 25 miles an hour as you come out of the tracy triangle and 205 meeting up with 580 toward dublin. your drive time is 26 minutes and moving along. averaging out to 55 miles an hour headed westbound. we have construction

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check our forecast with mary lee. >> happy friday, michelle and kenny. it's going to be a nice day across the bay area. cooler compared to yesterday, but still above average for this time of year. here is a live look with our roof cam. you can see the trans america pyramid and temperatures in the upper 40s to 50. 49 in santa rosa. mid 50s for oakland, san jose and upper 50s in concord. we are tracking areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. your -- sunny skies along the coast and low to mid 60s. for the bay, mid to upper 60s. check out our inland locations topping out in the low 80s with plenty of sunshine. so a big temperature spread again. above average temperatures especially inland. we'll talk about that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. emily. >>> all that fog is pretty visible from the golden gate bridge. when it comes to visibility, you don't have a lot of it as you come across this span. taking a live look there. you can see all of that fog and just

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego.et's get to mary lee to talk about those conditions, hey there. >> hey, michelle and kenny. good monday morning. we're going to ease you into the workweek with mild daytime highs and right around where we should be. a live look at our san jose camera. good morning to you. temperatures in san jose at 52 degrees and low to mid 50s across the bay area. a cool start for sure. your microclimate forecast and what you can expect along the coast, it's going to be a cool day starting off with morning low clouds and as we head through the afternoon, partly sunny, temperatures in the upper 50s. for the bay, as we go through our afternoon, mostly sunny and mild in the mid 60s. inland, a warm day with plenty of sunshine in the mid 70s. we are looking good across the bay area. i'll let you no he what you can expect taking you through the workweek and into the weekend and of course, that pollen forecast coming up, emily. >>> thanks so much, mary. at 5:31. if you use the east shore freeway to get to w

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. it's warming up. >> some of the warmest temperatures of the year, but we're not there yet. we we find ourselves on this tuesday is deal with leftovers of yesterday's weak storm. let me show you what i mean. ivekutsi to thes breaks of clearing skies. don't be surprised if your drive -- it will be a light mist. mid, but it's breezy. you might notice that makes you feel cooler when you step outside and using high depth doppler to scan the skies for anything. i have to go off the coast to find rain. here's your headlines to get you out the door. maybe an a.m. shower and breezy in the afternoon and then after today, we start revving up the warmth and we have a big warmup coming up. low to mid 70s for the bay. i'll have the details in a few minutes. emily, how is the drive looking. >> trouble spots on your bridges so not great of those crossing in san francisco or those added to the peninsula. on the bay bridge, oh, they just cleared it. there was a spin out moved to the right hand shoulder

>>reporter: you know what i say, michelle, it's fri-yay. tgif. good to see you, michelle.ok at what's next for julianne before his extradition to the u.s. and whether the wikileaks founder will face more charges and are amazon employees are listening around what you're saying -- yes they are. >>> how fans of the award-winning show "queer eye" -- this one you're going to like. we'll see you at 7:00. about 15 minutes from now. michelle, back to you in san francisco. >> it sounds good, gayle. we'll see you at 7:00. thanks so much. >>> this morning a big merger in the oil business. >> bankers -- joining us is financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, michelle, good morning, anne and the markets like it when banks have strong earning and that's the case. jp morgan is the biggest winner and they rose 5%. strong growth in its community banking and stock is up 4%. revenue fell - but it's s profit did increase from the prior quarter. more than $5 billion. that was mainly due to cost cutting as well as fargo continues to try to turnaround the business after sev

we are due to hear from the's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier later, but he has been speaking suggesting to the uk that they have more time but they need to concentrate their minds? he was speaking at a brea kfast minds? he was speaking at a breakfast hosted by a think tank before speaking to the foreign affa i rs before speaking to the foreign affairs committee in european parliament. his message first thing this morning was that he had been watching the votes last night and said he found it very challenging and stressful watching the british political process unfold, and he said the uk was left with three options. number one, the meaningful vote goes through in the coming days and then theresa may seeks a short extension to article 50 to get all the domestic legislation put in place. this is what he had to say about options two and three. well, we we re about options two and three. well, we were going to hear from michel barnier, but i willjust tell you instead, the uk leaves without a deal on or around april 12, he said thatis deal on or around april 12, he said that is not

cooler today. >> that's right, kenny and michelle.d out the door for work and school, cooler today and breezy to windy today. tracking the winds and you can see as east bay as well as for the tri-valley, the windiest spots for you. 12 miles-per-hour winds in pleasant. 15 in livermore. boy, very windy for you looking at concord, 14. 17 in berkeley vallejo, 24 miles-per-hour winds in fairfield. this is because of a stronger onshore flow. partly sunny for the coast. breezy, in the upper 50s so a cool day along the coast, southwesterly 10 to $20 mile per hour. sunny and breezily. low 60s and inland locations, plenty of sunshine and mild in the low 70s. i'll let you know what you can expect as we take you through the rest of today on future cast and when we'll see a chance for a few showers. >>> you can expect delays especially in the bay bridge is apart of your commute. take a look at mobile 5. we have our photographer chris on the ground. he's stuck in traffic making his way. he's right about to head through the toll plaza where things a

♪ michelle, my belle, ♪ these are words that go together well, my michelle ♪ michelle, my belle thesenice to see you. not on my television. >> stephen: no, i get to see you not on the movie screen. we got to see you up close and personal, and you as yourself, speaking from the heart. >> oh, yes. >> stephen: just recently. because we're used to seeing you, you know, in entertainment. but you were getting your-- dipping your toe in some politics. you were down in washington, d.c. here you are right here. this was part of the democratic women's caucus on equal pay day. ( cheers and applause ) you're up on capitol hill. what's that like? i've gone down there to-- to make light of politicians. what's it like down there to, like, try to get a message across on an important issue like this? what's your day like? what do you do? >> well, it was-- so i was-- something happened to me that you might have heard about, where it came to light that i was paid-- it was actually incorrectly reported. it wasn't $100 a day. it was $80 a day, compared to my male costar who made $1.5 million. not per day

. >> i'm michelle griego. police say that may have been intentional. >> anne mackovec say the feds may be involved. >>reporter: police are going to give us information about their condition at 3:00 p.m. as well as release the name of the driver. they believe plowed into this crowd on purpose. it was 6:40 last night when the driver of this black corolla plowed by a crosswalk on el camino real and drove up on the sidewalk where he continued to hit people. 8 people were injured. some in critical condition and the youngest patient is a 13-year-old girl. after careening through the crowd, the driver crashed into this tree. >> he came out of the vehicle, and basically gave up. it looks like he was waiting for the police to arrive on scene. >> he's been in police custody since. this intersection is surrounded by busy shopping centers and there were a lot of people nearby. >> we had no idea what happened. there was two male bodies lying on the cement. they were hit by the driver. >> several witnesses told police there

that is what michel barnier said today.uld actually get this done within days and included in a political declaration. as we know it, it is nonbinding. is a note yield brexit increasingly the best case in brussels? maria: this is something i have heard from many weeks. the reality is that the legal before continues to be leave with no deal. today, michel barnier also made that very clear. he has also been on the campaign for weeks to make sure member states get in no deal preparation done. the eu will say they are ready. deal mistakehat no by accident, that certainly gained ground in brussels. the dutch prime minister is really one of the few friends prime minister may has in brussels. they think a note of brexit is now a very real possibility. we are to almost have been that one only voice of prime minister may to ease tensions with the case. today, he came out and said this could happen. vonnie: angela merkel is traveling to ireland on thursday. it seems like europe is suddenly telling ireland it needs to be ready for a h

michelle: the most obvious answer is the economy. everything that affects the economy will affect banks, jpmorgan one of the biggest. second, regulatory policy. whether it is excessive or not. david: many thanks to michelle davis for being with us on that interesting letter. now let's get a check on the markets with emma chandra. emma: looking at a mixed picture for u.s. equities today, particularly with the dow jones rising .5%, being led by boeing. we have a flat day for the s&p 500. it is swinging between gains and losses but small in both cases. that is an equal number of sectors in the green and in the red for the s&p 500. it is information-technology driving down the s&p 500. you can see with a .6% loss today. nasdaq down .2%, the worst performer of the major averages. that is down to the plunge we're seeing at tesla and also a number of semiconductor stocks pulling back after hitting a record high. the stoxx 600 semiconductor index hitting a record high yesterday. we have a brand-new public company today, tradeweb. 20% -- 28%

i'll michelle griego. >> i'mnnhere's look at our traffic and weather. here's daren pack in for mary. >> we only have one more day to get through of wind and it's not going to be as bad as yesterday, but breezy. let's get into headlines on this one. it's another breezy day. yesterday, we had 40 miles-an-hour gusts going through the city. now it should be more like a 25 miles-an-hour gusts. not as bad and it's going to not three or four degrees warmer so you may notice a warmup. the real benefit is for the weekend. sunnier and calmer. saturday and sunday looks great. a big warmup by next week. between now and then, a small chance of rain for early next week. here's your friday. 66 degrees for the city officially. still breezy and a bit warmer and if we take a look at the bay area as a

michelle, i come to you and askt what needs to change?oremost. we need that wall built. i am with president trump. shut down that border or we need to take care of what we have here. [applause] i don't want this happening to anyone in the audience like happen to my family but it continues to happen. no one wants to do anything about it. i thank god for senator ernst and chuck grassley because they had donele a great job with sarah's law in trying to get it passed in trying -- it got out of congress but has not gotten to the senate floor yet. we are reintroducing it on sarah's third anniversary of her death and it meant the world to our family for now we need something to be done with it. harris: senator, you were on the air with meat when you are reintroducing and you will keep us posted on where that is. i want to go to our audience now. kelly, i want to hear from you on what exactly you are looking at this through the prism of mom and what is the question can. >> last summer university of iowa student by the name of molly tibbetts was j

i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm michelle kosinski. in sri lanka, rising steeply to 290 people. that number includes at least two americans. the attack involved coordinated explosions in at least eight locations across sri lanka including three churches and four high end hotels. officials say 24 people are under arrest so far. state department says terror groups are still plotting possible attacks with little or no warning. >>> also a police source tells cnn internal memo was sent by authorities before the bombings that contained a warning to raise security. senior international correspondent ivan watson live in the vi -- sri lanka capital. what happened with that warning? >> reporter: apparently not a lot because the warning specifically noted that a foreign intelligence service thought that it had information suggesting a group identified as national tahid, appears to be some sort of sri lanka organization was planning on using suicide attacks against catholic churches and the indian high commission here in colombo and despite that w

let me just pick up where michelle left off.mocratic males who are running for president really believe that there needs to be a novation of gender, then why don't they say, i would love to be the vice presidential candidate for any one of our women democrats who are running because there are several. why wouldn't that be a better way for them to prove how truly focused they are on elevating women? >> that might also be a possibility. ultimately it's going to be up to the viewers and they will make a determination on which democratic candidate is best for the job. that could be a woman or man for the job. sexism does exist. as a woman -- , we know that. it is this in politics. a lot of time people won't vote for a candidate because she's a woman. >> mike: okay. let me stay with you, kelly. you say sexes might exist -- i don't argue that point. i think it truly does. >> i appreciate that. thank you. >> mike: here's what i want to ask. if it does exist, and there is a problem with women not getting their fair shake, then why would

. >> i'm michelle griego. time is 5:00. we're going to check in on this beautiful, sunny monday. >> it's going to be a warm day and warmer for your tuesday and wednesday. heat is on across the bay area this week. here's a live look with our sutro cam. temperatures on the cool side. in the mid 40s to low 50s at this hour. here's what you can expect. for the coast, morning clouds. we are going to see afternoon sunshine with highs in the mid 60s along the coast. check out the bay. in the low to mid 70s. sunny with warm conditions and inland locations, low to mid 80s. we're going to watch those temperatures climb as high pressure strengthening for us. i'll let you know what you can expect where you live coming up, emily. >>> so you know what to expect on the roadways. let's get to the trouble spots on our maps. there's a couple of them in san francisco this morning. i'm going to zoom in right to where i'm talking about. one of them is on van ness. this has to do with a building fire. not traffic-related but a building fire. the

michelle medina has the latest. >>reporter: 18-year-old pais, the woman who police says was obsessed with the columbine shooting was found dead. a swat team descended on the area wednesday morning. cbs denver spoke with a witness. >> a woman kind of matching the description described as quote naked running with a firearm was spotted in the area this morning. >> pais had been on the run since landing in colorado monday night. >> we identified that she departed the airport and went to a store where she per -- where she percurred a woman. >> we spoke to a man claimine the young woman's father. >> [inaudible]. >> pais neighbor said nothing about the family stood out. >> the girl was quiet, keeps to herself. >> investigators say pais did not make any specific threat to any specific school. >> because of her comments and actions and travel here to the state, we considered her to be a credible threat. >> the investigation prompted hundreds of schools to close wednesday keeping more than half a million students at home. 20t

s chief bracks and negotiator michel barnier spoke this morning in brussels this is what he had to say and let me just make a point very clear if you won't read three. you know already my nerve and agreement in these treaty and we'll be the only one. let's get the rare latest now from the madison brussels and charlotta pots in london good morning to both of you georg if we could start with brussels we've just heard a few moments ago a new warning from brussels that the deal on the table is the only one is the tone though from michel barnier today different. i don't think necessarily of course it is more serious a situation now than let's say two years ago when he said the same thing so so the meaning but the meaning of his words haven't changed she was always serious he was always clear and you reiterated that today in his speech again that this was never the objective of the e.u. to have no deal rather contrary to avoid no deal is the objective and he said there is still a good chance and i thought that was interesting for another meaningful successful vote and he then made clear that

michelle in washington, dc for us.ng business headlines, born kay said that it did not get orders for a 737 jetliner and march. —— at boeing. the first month without a sale of the best selling plaint in almost seven years. the company also set a deliberate ii seven years. the company also set a deliberate 11 up to 737 max just last month, less than half of brick deliveries. that's it delivered up to that is as the airlines and suppliers contend with a global grounding of the plan after two fatal crashes. let's turn to try to bankers being fined $1.1 billion for violating us sanctions against iran in over inadequate financial crime controls. the penalties imposed in connection with the range of different investigations in the us in the uk all day back to before 2014, extended charter has also undertaken to improve its compliance procedures. that standard try to front up chairs in levi strauss have risen and extended trading in new york, as the iconic teams make a release its first earnings since returning to the stock m

. >> i'm michelle griego. a live look in paris and let's take a look at the cathedral as many people are making their way out there to take another look at the charred remains of the notre dame. the iconic expire collapsed. ian lee joins us with president macrons latest remarks with rebuilding, ian. >>reporter: michelle, the french president is pretty optimistic and pretty ambitious, really believinhat they can rebuild within five year's time. today we were watching investigators and that's the main issue, going through the -- going through the cathedral. it didn't stop tourist trying to get a look at the sacred structure and it has been over 24 hours since that fire started, but people here in disbelief. >> as flames raced through this masterpiece devouring pieces of history, no one knew what would survive. and now we have our first look inside wherthfrom the ashes and the mayor of -- the faithful believe jesus wore before the crucifix was saved outside, the two giant bell towers are still standing. >> we cam

. >> good morni-- i'm michelle ko. >> good morning to you michelle, good morning to everyone else. state defense minister says that initial investigation showed that a local extremist group carried out the attacks on easter sunday in retaliation to the christ church shooting in new zealand last month, speaking in the sri lankan parliament, the state defense minister said the chain of bombings was carried out by a national terrorist group. more from ivan watson in a few minutes, live in sri lanka. the 2020 town hall on cnn. five democrats, one stage, one goal, reclaiming the white house in 2020. they were all in manchester, new hampshire, for a cnn town hall last night, the first major candidate event of the campaign. senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, kamala harris, and south bend mayor, pete buttigieg asked about one key issue for the party, whether or not to impeach president trump over the findings in the mueller report. >>> the impeachment proceedings are up to the house. they are going to have to make that decision. i am in the senate, and i believe that

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michelle obama typically has her finger on the pulse so that was a strange thing.ipple today with divorced dads and she hasn't said anything about being wrong about saying it. but i think you're right, it is not very timely of her in this day and age. >> i actually read her book cover to cover and in it she's incredibly open about so much in her personal life with the former president. and one of the things she does talk about is the struggles understandably that any spouse of somebody in politics has with kids and raising the kids and that person being absent. so i just -- i just find it -- interesting, rather, and i also think about the fact that she has done, like, probably hundreds ever these at this point. and she's sitting with the comedian and says okay -- but having said that, if somebody who was not michelle obama said this, what would happen? >> it would be -- people would be talking about it all over the place. this is the start of her european tour and this is london and sellout crowds and this is the memoir, the best-selling one of all time. millions o

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to mary lee tracking our forecast. >> good morning, michelle and kenny. happy friday to you. you made it to the end of the workweek. a spring-like day across the bay area. here's a pretty view with our mount vaca cam. you can check out the moon right now. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s. here's what you can expect this afternoon. morning fog along the coast as well as for parts of the bay. we'll see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies along the coast at 60 degrees. so cool along the coast. and it's going to be a cool day for the bay with morning clouds and mostly sunny skies in the mid 60s. we are going to be warming up inland into the mid 80s with plenty of sunshine as we head through our afternoon. i'll let you know how cool it's going to get as we head through the weekend and when temps will be back down to where we should be coming up, emily. >>> 5:01. we have a trouble spot to tell you about and those coming -- if you're coming in from highway 4 or cr