>> michelle. >> michelle was no doubt about it dissatisfied. here she was young, successful, attractive and, yet, wasn't exactly boredom eating at michelle. she started a new career as a psychologist offering counseling new couples. >> she was relatively new with her life. i think that was her first real job. >> michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now evens would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters like melissa stoddard diaz would be poking around in her past. >> michelle, from everyone i've spoken to, wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to we ultimately got her degree and became a professional. >> then michelle even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was just 16 when she started dating marty. marty was a couple of years older, worldly, bright, friendly, had big plans. he wanted to be an astronaut. he went to the air force academy. ♪ she was 20 when she married him at the academy's famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, you may kiss your br

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 email 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. too many people in pain settle for a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a better choice. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join

michelle's life.ttempted to present its evidence about that alternate suspect, stacy stewart. and the judge shut them down. the jury would only be allowed to hear stewart's name, that michelle knew him, that kevin tubbs had i.d.'d him, and that he owned a black truck at the time. no more. why? because stacy stewart wasn't on trial. cal harris was. the wrong man, his attorneys insisted. >> cal did not deserve to be on trial. and, frankly, michelle and her family deserved better. we all want to know what happened to her. it's time to look elsewhere. >> reporter: there was a new prosecutor this time, tioga county's kirk martin. he made the same arguments the previous d.a. did and said the harris -- the trial took three months. finally, late april, the jury got it and the waiting began. michelle's family still con vinned that cal was guilty. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks, maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> well, cal and his family hoped the jury had been persuaded o

trial the defense's position was that michelle died accidently.rosecution presented a case that martin had meticulously plotted michelle's death. dr. scott thompson was the plastic surgeon who performed e t. >> hydrocodone, two pain medication prescriptions. >> why did you prescribe it here? >> because martin was a physician and asked me to prescribe these things. >> was it your inessential that she take these things together? >> no. >> this bathtub has an important story to tell. there's about an hour and a half period of time where nobody knows where martin is. rush home, give michelle the drugs? fix her up a bath, get her in the tub, hold her head down? martin described finding michelle in the tub as if she was outside the tub but bent over with her head under the water when in reality she was found entirely inside the tub with her head up above the water. >> reporter: inmates learned he was suspected of h wife after watching a television show. >> he just pretty much opened up about it. he said he had gave her some oxy and sleeping pills and go

michelle was in the tub.s and i grabbed her legs and we lifted her out of the tub and onto the floor. >> we went into the bathroom and observed two male individuals performing cpr on a female victim. >> he would calmly be doing puffs of air, and then he would suddenly have an outburst of yelling, you know, "why? why?" >> he actually was pulled aside into another room so ems could do their job and try to revive her. i could hear him in the background yelling. i couldn't tell if he was upset with himself or at her or at us. but he was, he was upset. >> that's when martin macneill decides to call his daughter, alexis, who he reaches in medical school. >> he said, "your mom. she's in the tub. she's not breathing. i've called an ambulance." and then he hung up. i just started driving to the airport and i was just screaming. just screaming. he killed her. that was my first instinct. he killed her. >> before you left, your mom said, "if anything happens to me, make sure it wasn't your dad who killed me." >> my dad h

>> no te voy a decir. >> el chisme de michelle fue me di cuenta de inmediato cuando habÍa esa quimica

michel platini has come back from a ban michel platini has come back from a ba n after michel platinifour bars said blatter. jane dougall is outside the government building where platini is being questioned. you are in france covering the women's world cup. what has the reaction been to this breaking news? michel platini, one of the country's most famous footballers? it is a fifa organised event. the news broke not that long ago and alreadyjust outside these offices there are a great number of french media. it has been reported widely. security stopping the media from going to close, we are all waiting to see weather michel platini will come out of here. it has been reported he has been brought here at the offices of the anti—corru ption offices been brought here at the offices of the anti—corruption offices of the judicial police. we understand this is foran judicial police. we understand this is for an questioning over the awarding of the 20 20 world cup. a number of issues have come up over that decision. —— 2022. some have been that when —— like human rights concerns that concern

it is interesting, michelle. the president claims we have never had a better economy and simultaneously wants rates to be lowered which is an indication of the economy slowing. that is a difficult needle to thread if not impossible. >> nor is it true that we've never had a better economy. >> this is true. the late 1990s and the gdp growth was the same. >> i think that caffeine is working. >> give me more cups. >>> president trump trying to downplay the possibility of a military confrontation with iran, but he's warning, it's not totally off the table. we're live in tehran next. termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. >>> 4:48 eastern time. president trump now downplaying the threat of a military confrontation with iran. he tells "time" magazine in a new interview he wouldn't say he is considering that, but the president says he would consider using military force to prevent iran from developing more nuclear weapons. he plans to scale back. ira

dave and michelle? >> okay. thank you, caitlyn. >>> acting defense secretary patrick shanahan withdrawing now for consideration for the permanent job. his decision comes after new reporting from the washington post about a violent family incident when shanahan's son attacked his own mother with a baseball bat. shanahan strongly defended his 17-year-old son arguing in a memo two weeks later that the teen was defending himself. shanahan told the post that he later regretted that memo and that the self-defense kwlams false. >> shanahan was fully vetted and the white house was aware of the claim. shanahan's withdrawal raises key questions about pentagon leadership and comes just as tensions are escalating with iran. cnn's ryan brown with more. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and dave. this most senior shakeup at the pentagon amid increased tensions with iran, acting secretary of defense pat shanahan stepping down, announcing that he will resign effective sunday we're being told. and this shakeup comes as preside

michelle bachelet dijo que es claro el deterioro de la situaciÓn humanitaria en el paÍs.con la informaciÓn. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. ♪ arantxa: buenas noches y bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn". donald trump anunciÓ esta tarde que suspenderÁ temporalmente la redada masiva contra indocumentados que estaban pautadas para entrar en efecto este domingo. el mandatario argumentÓ que le darÁ dos semanas a los demÓcratas para negociar lo que catalogÓ como un problema en la solicitud de asilo y vacÍos legales en materia migratoria que han provocado la crisis en la frontera sur. pablo gato tiene los detalles desde washington. pablo: un enorme alivio para los afectados por los 1000 casos que tenÍan orden de deportaciÓn final. donald trump hizo el anuncio con un tweet. a peticiÓn de los demócratas he retrasado el proceso de expulsiÓnde deportación por dos semanas para ver si los demÓcratas y los republicanos pueden reunirse y encontrar una soluciÓn a los problemas de asilo y brechas de seguridad en la fronter

michelle: gracias a adriana.e bienestar familiar y las autoridades colombianas han logrado rescatar alrededor de 100 niÑos venezolanos que trabajaban en condiciones infrahumanas y estÁn además investigÁndose algunos eran utilizados por organizaciones que se dedican a la trata de personas. jackie: ganar una medalla de oro y implantar un rÉcord mundial es algo reservado para unos pocos elegidos, pero si es una mujer de 103 aÑos que no alcanza lo increÍble. esta campeona residente de luisiana logrÓ el mejor tiempo a nivel mundial en su categorÍa durante una competencia de carreras en nuevo mÉxico. que dios la bendiga. yo me quito el sombrero ante ella. michelle: yo tambiÉn, de que me voy al gimnasio. un verdadero ejemplo de voluntad y perseverancia de esta mujer. y asÍ me despedaza de la gran manzana. buenas noches...autoridades dominicanas beisbolista david ortiz no era el blanco del ataque en el bar de santo domingo, sino un amigo que lo acompaqaba.el autor intelectual, que habria planificado el atentado desde est

what about michelle obama ? culture around voting. what about michelle obama?ecause she believes she can have a greater impact outside of it. she has never been a politician but a public service and there is a difference. barack obama managed to do both but neither she or i will run for office. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little bit different over the next few days. we are looking down towards iberia, a lot of cloud around here, that is going to get drawn up towards the uk, together with some warm and humid air, and it brings the threat of some thundery downpours towards the south—east. at the moment though, things are fairly quiet. towards the end of the night, we are starting to see a bit of rain arriving across the channel, we've got some rain in towards the north—west of scotland, but otherwise a dry start. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts of england. for the cricket at old trafford, whilst there is a band of cloud aro

as we know right now michel platini was arrested this morning in paris along with. persons from nicolas sarkozy's president administration and the main allegation right now is when the standard is that michel platini and 2 of these people may have been involved in bribing now the core of the contention is the meeting which michel platini who was heading the way for back then back in those days before talking about 2000 he held a meeting 10 days before the thief a ballot on the world cup which was eventually awarded to 2022 so the meeting was between himself couple of persons from you could also because he's administration and the then prime minister and foreign minister of qatar so the main allegation now which the french police is looking into is whether the highest ranking football official in europe at the time michel platini may have been told to vote for her because initially he was supposed to vote for the united states and he voiced this opinion numerous times but eventually he voted for qatar something he admitted to so now it would be treason to see whether

la leyenda del fÚtbol mundial michelle platini estÁ detenido bajo sospecha de manejos turbios para decidirsede de la prÓxima copa mundial. carolina: quÉ te parece la idea de una moneda creada por facebook? su nombre es libra y te contamos cÓmo funciona. ♪ ♪ borja: te damos la bienvenida a "ediciÓn digital" el 18 de junio carolina sarassa y borja voces. te hablamos de un nuevo plan del presidente trump. carolina: fuertes amenazas de parte del presidente. expulsados tan pronto como la semana que viene, fue lo que dijo el mandatario a millones de indocumentados en su cuenta de twitter. dijo que en vÍas de migraciÓn empezarÍan a expulsar a extranjeros que llegaron al paÍs de forma irregular y tendrÁn que volver tan pronto hace meses.- trump reemplazo a funcionarios que se negaban a ejecutarlo.- sus nuevos designados en puestos de inmigracion apaentemente se muestran partidarios de llevarlo a cabo.nos conectamos en vivo con blanca rosa vilchez con mas detalles desde la casa blanca.. >> no es sÓlo lo que ustedes estaban mencionando porque a travÉs del paÍs y por lo que ha seÑalado el presidente

we're going to be -- >> thanks, michelle in pennsylvania. >> michelle, thank you so much. some of the things you want resonated with me so strongly. i am so sorry for the loss of your husband to suicide. unfortunately that is a tragedy -- it's actually a crisis in our country. we have well over 40,000 people a year who are dying about i suicide. the vast majority who have lived with mental health conditions, and that is just not something we should accept. i'm glad you brought up our nation's service members and veterans and their families. those serving our country are not only enter service often at a time when the majority of mel health conditions begin naturally in life. 75% of all lifetime mental health conditions occur by age 24. our military is young and our service members are very naturally getting mental health conditions or arising. in addition, the very fact of service to our country can also create mental health conditions, ptsd. when people undergo things in their life that they can't unsee, the impact is profound. we need to do more. we are losing too many o

michelle and david paul were on the vacation of a lifetime, but th young couple from texas would not survive their trip to fiji, falling seriously ill days after arriving on the exotic island. >> nobody's telling me what was the cause of the death, and that's very hard for me >> reporter: michelle's father says the couple, who was physically fit, may have died after contracting a powerful but unknown virus. michelle texted her parents that her hands were numb and that she and her husband were vomiting and had intestinal problems. they arrived in fiji may 22nd three days later, michelle died at a local hospital on the 27th, david also passed away the cdc now working with fiji's government to investigate the sudden cause of death. the couple was expected home last week to pick up their 2-year-old aiden >> i keep telling my wife that we got to stay strong because we have a new job, aiden. we have to take care of aiden >> reporter: a world away, three other americans have also died at this dominican republic resort. officials say nathaniel holmes and cynthia day were discovered unrespons

michelle make some noise. see you next year.helle makes a pretty good a raptor. >> the toronto news anchors said that they would dress up and dance to mc hammer. they were the only ones making good. oakland mayor is sending over goodies to toronto's mayor. at bat is about. >>> kpix 5 at 6 pm begins now. >>> the hunt is on for this a wandering mountain lion. >>> one of the defendants in the ghost ship trial takes the stand. >>> changes coming to oakland skyline. the sky rise that would consolidate seven kaiser permanente campuses into one headquarters. kpix 5 at 6 pm starts now. good evening i am ken bastida. >> and i am elizabeth cook. >>> kaiser permanente is building a new national headquarters on telegraph avenue across from the piermont theater. here's more on that story from wilson walker. >> reporter: 1.7 million square feet. that is more than the sales force tower. it's a tremendous building. and and even bigger deal for oakland. so big that a lot of oakland residents spent the day imagining what will land here? >> i've b

it's like she's the wind beneath my wings. >> it says michelle and beau for life. and so i have it right there. just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me. oh, we're in love. i'm getting all blushy. >> the only time culberson and de'arborne are able to see each other is in court. >> we're co-defendants so hopefully we get to see each other hopefully on the bus.fu yeah, and also in the courtroom. yeah, so we get to talk and love each other. even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> culberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested. and nine months ago delivered their son. as far as being in jail and having a baby, everybody's likej you know, what the heck? but they made me just feel so comfortable. the deputies. the nurses.el i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total. and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story might be considered unusual, so were the charges th

i'm michelle griego. we made it to the end of the weak and we have a lot going on this weekend, so that is exciting. it is friday so you're going to give us a check on traffic in a bit but let's check on the weather becauseway love the weekend weather. >> we have it made this weekend. the best part of the seven-day forecast is the weekend, but between now and then we have a friday to get through and friday is a transition day. it will be suthly warmer than yesterday. i doubt you'll notice, like 1 to 3 degrees warmer. we will be back right at average for the weekend and then slightly above for next week. i'll spell all the numbers out. look at a veaux of the golden gate bridge. know what stands out about this. there is no marine layer in the way. so much for juan flam. we're taking up for the most part without it. it is cloudy, but they are a totally different kind of clouds. high clouds are streaming in and the bigger picture to keep us relatively cool. for san francisco today 65 degrees officially in the

let us talk about michel platini because in france, he is a hero. a huge rich history.aptain of the french team in his playing heyday. he was instrumental in organising the 1998 world cup which was hosted by france, when france won the competition for the first time ever, seem to be hugely successful and a lot of that was attributed to him. he then became head of uefa in europe in 2007, but then in 2015, michel platini was banned from football by fifa and i was after judgment by the ethics committee, along with the former president of fifa, following a conflict of interest. after he had appealed to the court of arbitration for sport, that ban was reduced to four years. at the time, it was hugely disgraceful for at the time, it was hugely disgracefulfor him for at the time, it was hugely disgraceful for him for that to have happened to him. today, you cannot say, along the pavement that is a huge amount of french media waiting to see whether he emerges from the police officers behind me or not. the ban that he was given is due to expire fairly soon and the women‘s world

in 2015 as you mentioned, michel platini was banned.o expire and as you mentioned, the women's world cup is being held in france which means fifa is in town so maybe this questioning is timely. thank you very much indeed. you have got all the exits covered there. ewan morgan has set an incredible century for england. england won the toss and batting first in their match at old trafford. the wicket was brought to the skipper to the crease. he had a back spasm as well, just passed fit before this match. brought his 100 from 57 deliveries and that included 11 sixes. england are heading for a very, very big score at the moment. you can follow england's match with afghanistan across the bbc today. n play video clips, see some of those from the bbc sport website. newcastle boss rafael benitez has been offered £12 million a year to take over as manager at chinese super league club dalian yifang. benitez is out of contract at the end ofjune and is yet to sign a new deal. the bbc understands it is becoming increasingly likely benitez will leave

three days later, michelle died at a local hospital. on the 27th, david also passed away. the cdc now working with fiji's governme to investigate the sudden cause of death. the couple was expected home last week to pick up their 2-year-old aiden. >> i keep telling my wife that we got to stay strong because we have a new j, aiden. we have to take care of aiden. >> reporter: a world anway, three other americhave also died at this dominican republic resort. officials say nathaniel holmes and cynthia day were discovered unresponsive in their room. doctors say they died from fluid in the lungs. >> this should never happened, not to him, not to anybody. >> reporter: but days earlier at that same resort, miranda shopp, oma pennsylvania w also died in her room, her family says the same cause of death. ouble in paradise as officials investigate the unfolding mysteries. r, nbc almag news. >>> for the first time we are hearing from s he father of a man hailedhero during the virginia beach shooting massacre. arastor ray cox is preping to reside over the funeral of his son, keithwho wa

and the former head off a european football michel platini maintains his innocence after being detained by police in france investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf states. jilly's interior minister says one of the drive train extremism poses a serious danger to society horse see who was reacting to the execution style killing earlier this month after a recent politician. he's spoken out in favor of america's refugee policies they were for call the killing an alarm bell directed at or germans he said writing extremism must be forfeit all the means consistent with the rule of law. police have arrested a suspected right wing extremist in the case we have this report feel police arrested the suspect 45 year old stuff from his home early on sunday morning the next day germany's federal prosecutor took over the case after concluding that killing was motivated by right wing extremism he if you ask the suspects previous actions and the views he expressed publicly strongly point to this motive in 1060. some right wing extremists applauded l

territories political crisis we go to hong kong also coming up the full my head off for european football michel platini maintains his innocence on to being detained by police in france and investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the god state of qatar. the color of a woman. jilly's interior minister has once that driving extremism poses a serious danger to society the whole phone was reacting to the execution style killing earlier this month of a city official who spoke out in favor of chancellor refugee policies they will fuck all the killing an alarm bell directed at him and he said right wing extremism must be forced with all the means consistent with the rule of law would release have arrested a suspected drug being extremist in the case we have this report. police arrested the suspect 45 year old stephany at his home early on sunday morning the next day germany's federal prosecutor took over the case after concluding that photo lip because killing was motivated by right wing extremism he if you ask the suspects previous actions and the views h

that is carole ghosn speaking to michelle fleury in india, the country —— to michelle fleury.taliatory tariffs on 28 goods from the united states. it comes after washington removed india's preferential trade status which allowed indian companies to sell some goods to the us without paying duties. i'm nowjoined by sameer hashmi from mumbai. it's nice to see you, sameer hashmi. the tit—for—tat trade dispute today is between india and the us. that's right. it's tit—for—tat after the whole china us trade war. now china's neighbour, india, doing this matter with united states. it's not at the same scale in terms of size. in india's case, india has been deferring this decision for years. they been talking about it since 2018 -- a they been talking about it since 2018 —— a year. that they would be introducing these retaliatory tariffs. they were hoping they could strike a deal, some sort of deal with united states. i think what triggered this decision is a few weeks ago, a couple of weeks ago the united states withdrew the preferential trade studies which india enjoyed, under which i

manager, michelle platini has been arrested over cup, awarding a tournament to qatar. he is being questioned by the anticorruption branch of the police. a mea culpa.sues conference,ress saying she misread the anger of protesters who staged mass demos against a controversial extradition law. donald trump gears up for his reelection bid for the 2020 election race. brings us the latest from the paris air show. carrie lam told the people of hong kong she misread their anger and issued an apology to protesters who filled the streets. she came under fire for her support of a controversial bill that would see suspects from hong kong extradited to mainland china. >> roads are open again and resumednt offices have work after sunday's mass protests and hong kong, only a handful remain on the streets. lamite the calm, carrie made an impromptu speech calling .or unity >> i have to shoulder much of the responsibility. this has led to controversy and anxiety in society. for this, i offer my most sincere apology. hong kong prepares for its largest rally. on sunday, 2 million people s

michelle was a college swimmer who worked in marketing. were no travel warnings at the time, but fiji says it's monitoring a dangerous flu season. michelle's dad fears they're withholding information to protect a lucrative tourist industry. >> this is the worst thing that you can publish about their area is people died. >> reporter: the world health organization is investigating. the c.d.c. confirms it's awaiting specimens for its own analysis. the couple's bodies will stay in fiji until the cause of death is confirmed. janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >> begnaud: still ahead, it's about to get a lot harder to visit cuba. visit cuba. and eventually we would like to retire. td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. come with a goal. leave with a plan. td ameritrade. ♪ if you have moderate to little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it

this is anotherfall from grace for michel platini.former france captain in his playing days, and instrumental in organising the 1998 world cup, hosted in france and which they won, the tournament for the first time. it was deemed as being very successful. he was then elected as head of uefa, the football governing body in europe. in 2015, he was banned from football by fifa's ethics committee, along with former fifa president sepp blatter, following a conflict—of—interest and dereliction of duty over payments. that ban from football expired in march of this year. and france is hosting the women's world cup currently, so this morning's questioning is very timely because fifa are in town. back to you. thank you. jane dougall. the time is 13:17pm. our top story this lunchtime: the race to become conservative leader and prime minister intensifies today, with a second round of voting by mps on the six remaining candidates. and still to come... how a flood hit community in lincolnshire faces more devastation, with more rain forecast. and co

carney married and toured with singer michelle branch.ew son, and carney's enjoyed the time at home. >> its first time in my adult life like after the age of 21 where like for months able to wake up in the same bed. ♪ >> reporter: the black keys go back on tour in the fall. but auerbach and carney say their days of epic touring are over. >> we won't do that again. >> we won't. >> well, we might. it depends if it's like -- >> the pri >>> you know the saying a dog is a man's best friend. well, that bond is even tighter between a wounded warrior and his service animal. dean reynolds has one soldier's story. >> ready to go to work? >> reporter: to say retired army staff sergeant carlos cruz depends heavily on his service dog hannah is an understatement. have you found yourself in positions with hannah where you say to yourself thank god she's with me? >> every day. >> reporter: cruz was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder after returning from service in northern afghanistan where he hunted for enemy explosive devices. he acquired ha

reporter: michel platini is back in the spotlight.e was questioned by french anticorruption officers near paris over allegations of wrongdoing in the awarding of the 2022 world cup two -- to qatar. his longer left without speaking to reporters but later issued a statement saying for the questioning about the awarding of the 2016 european championship to france. he added, this is not an arrest, but rather being heard as a witness by the investigators within a framework preventing those being questioned and heard from consulting each other during the process. prosecutors across the globe have long been looking into the bidding for the 2020 two world cup, but qatar has always denied accusations of corruption. a fee for investigation found no evidence. world footballs -- fifa investigation found evidence. with just over three years left until kickoff, it is difficult to imagine that the first world cup in the arab world will not take place. but his reputation has taken -- is taken a nosedive, in his dealings with the former fifa chief. hi

former european football supreme a michel platini is back in the spotlight. he was questioned by french anticorruption offices near paris over allegations of wrongdoing in the awarding of the 2022 world cup to qatar his lawyer william bought on left without speaking to reporters but later issued a statement saying part of the questioning had also been about the awarding of the 2016 european championship to france he added this is not an arrest but rather being heard as a witness by the investigators within a framework preventing those being questioned and heard from consulting each other during the process prosecutors across the globe have long been looking into the bidding for the 2022 world cup but katter has always denied accusations of corruption and a fee for investigation in 2014 found no evidence in a statement on tuesday world football's governing body said fever reiterate its full commitment to cooperating with the offer of these in any given country of the world where investigations are taking place in connection with football activities . with just

me pueden encontraren instagram michelle galvÁn tv al igual que en facebook. >> envÍe mÉtodos sus comentariosinstagram y pueden encontrar como@oficial jackieg, en twitter@jackie garrido y en facebook jackie garrido oficial. >> una rara condiciÓn mÉdica le impide crecer a un joven que es mucho mayor de lo que parece, a pesar de su precaria situaciÓn econÓmica, su madre ha hecho todo lo posible por buscarle una cura, pero los especialista le recomiendan una cirugÍa que estÁ más allÁ de su alcance. claudia mendoza tiene su conmovedora historia. veamos >> se confunde entre las risas, los juegos y las bailes de sus poemitas. parece un niÑo de siete o ocho aÑos de edad. nadie puede imaginarse que su muchacho de 18 aÑos cumplidos. su madre recuerda que a marvin su reloj biolÓgico se le detuvo al cumplir un aÑo. >> Él dejÓ de crecer como cuando tenÍa un aÑo, todavía se miraba un niÑo muy normal de un aÑo. ya de un aÑo para adelante, yo miraba que pasaba los aÑos y los meses. >> marvin no sÓlo presentaba problemas de crecimiento. >> ya ahÍ empezaron a ver que el niÑo de acÁ para abajo era muy cita. en

and the former head of the european football association michel touchingly has been detained by french police in connection with the probe into the awarding of the 2022 world cup to cup that. lasts former egyptian president mohamed morsi is very dimly tight security after he collapsed and died in a tehran courtroom because muslim brotherhood says he was assassinated and courts protests. thank you very much for a company. hong kong carry. has apologized for handing off a controversial extradition bill but has not offered to withdraw it during an apology sent you regretted trying to connect with young people but the terrorist controversial leader stop short of resigning and demonstrators are demanding. the hong kong achieve effective did say she takes full responsibility for what's happened here spot or what she had to say i have heard you loud and clear and i have reflected deeply on all that has transpired the constant over the past few months have been caused by deficiencies in the work of the government over the amendment exercise i personally had to shoulder much of the responsibili

form of european football supremum michel platini is back in the spotlight he was questioned by french anticorruption offices near paris over allegations of wrongdoing in the awarding of the 2022 world cup to cata his lawyer william brought all left without speaking to reporters but late to issued a statement saying part of the questioning had also been about the awarding of the 2016 european championship to france he added. this is not an arrest but rather being heard as a witness by the investigators within a framework preventing those being questioned and heard from consulting each other during the process prosecutors across the globe have long been looking into the bidding for the 2022 world cup but katter has always denied accusations of corruption and a fee for investigation in 2014 found no evidence in a statement on tuesday world football's governing body said fever reiterate its full commitment to cooperating with the offer a t's in any given country of the world where investigations are taking place in connection with football activities with just over 3 years left until kick

laura. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. this is an opportunity for these candidates who are not household names to choose a topic and really stand out. so the race for the democratic presidential nomination comes to prime time here in miami this evening. for the next two nights 20 of the parties leading candidates will square off in a two-part debate. 10 candidates will participate in at the other 10 tomorrow night. the unusual set up is the result of the unusually large field of hopefuls. but who would appear on stage he snatched was chosen at random and only one of tonight's participants has consistently polled in the top five. >> i think elizabeth warren will have an advantage because she is the only one of the so- called major candidates that will be on the night one panel. and so she has a top chance to dominate. >> reporter: to qualify candidates had to reach at least 1% and three different polls or they had received donations from at least 65,000 different donors and and no less than 20 states. that meant that for de

kingston joins us live now outside the courthouse in oakland, michelle. >>harris told the court that he was not a manager of the warehouse, even though he signed emails as creative or executive director. prosecutors asked why he did this. he said it was just a sound more official. >>the most skilled prosecutors in the nation and they couldn't extract wind damaging fact from ax paris today on the stand were very very please. >>with max's performance prosecutor autry james spent the day sharing the e-mails but the core where max harris signed off as executive director to the landlord and to event organizers but harris said he had no authority in the ghost ship warehouse and was not an executive or creative director image right that only to be taken more seriously. we also saw tinder messages where he called the go ship his warehouse that he managed the best the prosecution have is a. >>some tender messages where he was trying to get a date the exaggerated his role the warehouse and a couple e-mails with the owners. >>on the stand harris remains calm and con

>>more on today's testimony from paris michelle. >>but today many people had been waiting for to finally hear from max harris who is very calm calm and confident well-spoken on the stand today. prize though to not see much emotion from him no tears when talking about the fire. in an orange shirt and tie defendant next harris took the stand in the goshen warehouse trial on monday. >>these doing really well, you know he's not defensive. he's calm, he's very gentle soft-spoken he has a great demeanor. he has. you know he has nothing to hide. so she's not scared at all. i think he's presenting early well, his attorney tyler smith asked him a series of questions. harris told the court he felt safe in the warehouse and wouldn't have live there if he did it, he said oakland police officers came inside at least 2 dozen times up and down the stairs stairs that witnesses have described as unsafe. >>on the night, 36 people died at the warehouse next harris says he was standing hands and greeting people at the front door we're coming inside for

michelle platen is detained by the french police, questioned about qatar's successful world cup bid.ard thomas is aduu world cup bid. gerard thomas is adult for this year to route france come he was taken to hospital after heavy crash in switzerland. evening to you, we will have the latest from the scotland and england camps at the women's world cup in france a little bit later in the programme, but we are going to start with the cricket world cup, where england were simply ruthless. smashing afghanistan to all parts. they won the toss, fancied about, really fancied it. they made 390 750 of those runs coming from 25 sixes, that's a one—day record. 17 of them in owen morgan's1a8, that's that's a one—day record. 17 of them in owen morgan's 148, that's also an in owen morgan's148, that's also an odi record, not surprisingly, england one by 150 runs. we look alive to the ground and just a moment, but first, here's oursports correspondent, anti—swiss, with the story of the match. he'd onlyjust recovered from a bad back. fair to say, you hardly have guessed it, as owen morgan took the art

carney married and toured with singer michelle branch.ife like after the age of 21 where i was consistent -- like for months i was able to wake up in the same bed. >> the black keys go back on tour in the fall, but auerbach and carney say their days of epic touring are over. >> we won't do that again. >> well, we might. it depend if it's like -- >> if the price is right. >> pay us and then we'll do it. >> yeah. >> everything's up for negotiation. >> i like them. >> their tours start in september. they have 33 dates. i hope they go longer. they're a fabulous band. >> i love that they say, no, we weren't tired of each other. >> we were sick of each other's faces. >> i like pat saying you can't say no to the work and dan saying, the magic that you don't have to think about imt they definitely have that. >> they sure do. they always have. >> i like that they went from a garage band to filling arenas. yo can still do that. >> they're almost unique. >> did you like "let's rock?" >> i like it. it's great. >> it's actually an album. >> it is. it'

evidence of the dangerous new face of right wing extremism and the former head of european football michel platini maintains his innocence after being detained by police in france investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state of qatar. i bring golf it's good to have you with us we begin tonight right here in berlin where german chancellor angela merkel has committed to maintaining russian is saying sions over moscow support for those separatist forces in eastern ukraine she stopped short however of so. porting ukraine's calls to expand those sanctions now this issue it was up for discussion today as merkel hosted a newly elected ukrainian president vladimir selenski on the former comedian's 1st visit to germany since taking office. ukraine's comedian turned president entered office as an unknown quantity last month but now europe's leaders are beginning to learn what he wants his message and berlin keeping up the west sanctions against moscow is the only hope for ending the conflict with russia in eastern ukraine and the new option wa

this report from michelle roberts. deadly and debilitating diseases. but some preve nta ble debilitating diseases. but some preventable illnesses, like measles, i'm making a resurgence and expert that the world health organization say people avoiding immunisations is a major concern. now the world's biggest survey into public attitudes reveals where vaccination confidence is low. the wellcome trust ask the opinion of over 140,000 people in 41 countries. worldwide, around 80% of people believe vaccines are safe, a similar proportion believe they were effective. people in lower income areas feel vaccines are safe, in europe, it is more varied. 0ne areas feel vaccines are safe, in europe, it is more varied. one in five are unsure whether they are safe. the lowest confidence globally is in france where one third disagree vaccines are safe. in ukraine, which reported the highest number of measles cases in europe last year, only half of people agreed that vaccines are effective. so, what is making people sceptical? in the su

kron 4 news michelle, thank you house. speaker nancy pelosi and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >>have a friendly wager on the outcome of the nba finals if the warriors manisha come back from their 3 one deficit against the raptors and win their 3rd consecutive championship. trudeau will send pelosi some canadian made delicacies and if the raptors when pelosi will be sending over a selection of san francisco's care delhi, chocolate napa valley wine and a selection of california almonds and walnuts the warriors have to get it done in trauma tonight or they will have played their final game at oracle arena, you know, but there is some hope is kevin duran is returning to the hardwood tonight that's exciting. >>carver's you're still on. right now at the warriors watch party. you're in good company with debt nation there. >>they stand out of the way you can see all of the cheerleaders or how. >>there's a certain sadness it's coming for me being here because i think i'm in here for so many years both these of the arena a

>>thank you michelle. we are following the ghost ship trial each day court is in session you can also track major developments in a special section at kron four dot com. there you will find more accounts from survivors how a former fire investigator responded to cross examination and the conflicting testimonies from former tenants about safety at the warehouse is all that cloud for dot com and on our kron four mobile app southbound highway 1 one in san jose was shut down for about 3 hours today after a man jumped from an overpass onto the freeway lanes below. >>happened at the 10th street over crossing near interstate 8.80 around 10 o'clock this morning. police say several vehicles hit the man and failed to stop afterwards. traffic had to be diverted on to 8.80 for several hours. the highway patrol is looking for witnesses who may have seen vehicles, leaving the scene. >>the solano county coroners office has determined the identity of the human remains found during of a house fire last week, however, the c

here it tell you is owner michelle delaney and alex kivelstadt. >> hello i'm michelle delaney and this is our new partner, alex kivelstadt. we put up a poster saying we were applying for the addendum with alex coming on and we were made aware we got eight letters of opposition, which i was hurt by. i was really sad that i felt our neighbors didn't completely understand us or who we are. looking forward to reach out to them and get to know them. >> it sounds like it's change of ownership? so not any change of hours or conditions or anything like that? >> no, everything is the same. >> president bleiman: thank you. actually, one other question. this is actually more of a comment than a question. ifs there a permit to approve for t.j. music. i have not seen -- >> are you looking at the old permit? that is the presiden p.d. permi. >> president bleiman: these are p.d. conditions. copy that. >> the memo the staff recommendation includes the new p.d. condition. >> they should make clear what conditions from the previous version they want to get rid of. >> that's why i was asking are you just

here is michelle in a colorful dress the wind got ahold of.edia reporter for the hill, american institute fellow mark thiessen. katie, let's begin with the gifts. i think the brooch or whatever you call it was a hit compared to an ipod. >> i completely agree with you. they are have much in the queen's generation and the queen loved them. they have fit on the lapel, the dress or a coat. she uses them to send a message out. when she visits canada she'll wear the maple leaf brooch. >> the queen does not know how to record a voicemail message. jesse: what about the style? you saw melania looking very gorgeous in a well-fitting sleek outfit. michelle obama i'm not sure, she has you a different sense of style. how do the styles play in britain. >> they have completely different styles. i noticed two things. when michelle was here for the state dinner she wore an off-the shoulder dress were is risque because you don't show our shoulder at a state dinner. jesse: i am not even fair that we are showing that side by side because we had the wind incident

some kind of arrangement on rights, but responding to that letter, the european chief negotiator micheler said it would be far from straightforward to identify which provisions would need to be "carved out" as part of a "ring fencing exercise". never in peacetime, never, have the rights of over one million british citizens been placed on a negotiating table like this. and i say to the british government once again, as a responsible conservative government, the rights of our citizens, along with the rights of eu nationals, must be protected, whatever the outcome of brexit is. we remain committed to delivering on citizens' rights there, and we are focused on making sure we reach an overall agreement in order to secure an orderly exit from the eu but we remain committed to executing the will of this house and eagerly anticipate michel barnier's response to our letter on ring fencing. labour wondered why the government was only now pressing the case again, after the initial exchange of letters between stephen barclay and michel barnier in march. it's taken the question from the honourable m

michel platini was one of. people as we said who voted for could saw sitting on thief is that his executive committee at the time the team is a legend or french he was the way for president the head of european football's governing body back then so he had a vote he was even ticked actually to replace 10 feet of president sepp blatter before the pay is down $4.00 in 2015 so he really is a big fish a big fish and tell us now about the investigation what's going on well beyond his detention we don't really know too much at this stage as you said he's been taken to this corruption office west of paris that story 1st reported by the french out of media has now been confirmed by french just so authorities but because it's going investigation they really can't say too much more at this stage we're yet to hear from platini pezzini has consistently denied any wrongdoing what we do know is that french authorities have been investigating the bidding process into the 20182022 world cups looking at things like corruption i

there may be one epp candidate that is acceptable to him and that is michelle barney i -- we ier.- micheln the problem with barnier is he was not one of the declared didaten.can timmerman, friends the current vice president of the commission from the netherland, the socialist candidate, centerleft candidate, but he remains a long shot. there is a lot of thorny issues that make it unlikely they are going to select a commission president today. fresh talks between the army and opposition factions could be on the table after sustained protests which descended into violence three weeks ago when security forces opened fire on demonstrators. negotiations since collapsed. they had been in talks over a civilian transition of power following the oust of the president. on wednesday, the head of the ruling military administration made an appeal to those who have taken to the streets. break the attempt to impasse. the head of sudan's military council said the military was ready to return to the negotiating table, but insisted neither side should make upfront demands. >> we are ready to continue negot

what's your reaction to this and what michelle is talking about in terms of u.s. autoworkers being a politically sensitive group here that is probably looking for some response from who's going to be elected in 2020 yes. first of all, i think both sides had mentioned -- have mentioned that there's progress and negotiations are ongoing so i think there's still an opportunity to find a solution to these with respect to what michelle says, i think the usmca was appropriately described as a good deal for the north american auto industry in general and there are other sectors that would suffer with this measure mexico buys a lot of products from the midwest of the united states and those people and that sector will also be affected if we get again into some sort of tit for tat with tariffs. >> 10.5 gdp is almost twice the level of texas which has the largest dollar amount exposure even though it might be in the short-term harm of the auto industry there, they might be looking at the long term that we've been hollowed out for over 25 years >> exactly that would be -- an