michelle carter was trying to talk him out of it. >> a very different take on michelle. >> michelle foro persuade him to not commit suicide. when "dateline" continues. >> welcome back, michelle carter was on trial for involuntary manslaughter and -- - -- -- >> i want to recover from this. i feel like i have not recovered from it yet. i do have a lot going for me. i just got a job on the boston -- to captain their boat, that's a huge accomplishment. >> there was another side to the story. michelle's. and her lawyer was certain the law was on her side. >> it's a tragedy. it's horrible. but it's just not criminal. >> the defense digs in to test messages that prosecution did not share in court. was michelle trying to prevent conrad's suicide? >> coming up -- >> go to mcclain hospital, they will help you. michelle carter was trying to talk him out of it. >> a very different take on michelle. >> michelle for a year and a half tried to persuade him to not commit suicide. when "dateline" continues. cars! it was so easy to find a car within my budget. i can't believe i was able to find the one.

. ♪ michelle: i am michelle fleury in new york, and this is bbc world news america.orst drought in 30 years affecting thousands facing extreme hunger is a malia. we have a special report -- in somalia. we the special report. >> it is hardatio more desperat, urgent, more compelling. michelle: calls for condemnation as north korea fires a missile over japanese territory. the u.s. state department tells the bbc it is unacceptable. as ukraine continues to retake territory, we report from inside an eastern town, abandoned by russian troops a few days ago. and twitter confirms that the world's were just man, elon musk, is going thrgh with his bid to buy the comny. also, the man who spent 60 years building his own spitfire from scratch with the help of his wife can finally take off. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. begin this program with a special report from somalia, where hundredsf thousands of people, many trapped by conflicts, face extreme hunger and death after the worst of dropped to hit the country -- drought to hit the country in 40 year

both beautiful, michelle and martin mcneill. everyone liked smart, charismatic michelle.her childhood on, said her sister. >> she had a different pageants. she won homecoming queen. and she did modeling. she was an exchange student over in switzerland. >> martin did too. in his own way. took him a little while but eventually he became a doctor. and then a lawyer. and then a leader in his local board of jesus christ of latter day saints, the more bunts. but before he did any of that. back in this picture when it was taken. it was just, unstoppable love. >> did they eloped? or something? >> yeah. they got married by the justice of the peace. >> they had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah. and loved to their family life so much. they adopted form our little kids. three of them from ukraine. alexis, from the first set of four, followed her father everywhere. was his little shadow. >> you idolized him? >> i did. i wanted to follow in his footsteps, some way. become a doctor because of him. >> so for people on the outside looking in,

his ex girlfriend, michelle. >> michelle, who was the defendants alibi in 2008, has now come forward paul was not home. and that paul went to narrows burke, and paul killed katherine. >> what was that phone call like? >> it was now time to get to work. >> this man was the district attorney. he teamed up with the former da, steve. >> didn't feel good that you had a break? >> it's a break, again be we needed more information. >> investigators sat michelle down to hear her story. >> let's start back in the beginning. >> okay. >> during a six hour interview michelle laid out which he claimed was the true story of how paul killed katherine. she said he started plotting weeks before the murder. >> he was researching things on the internet. he was going to chloroform her and leave her, and then burn the house down around her, and she was gonna die in the fire. >> michelle says one week before the fire, she and paul went to katherine's house to move his things out. and paul unlocked the basement doors. >> so that he can go up the next time we had the kids, which would be illegal later. and t

michels? tim: health care is important and we know that. at michels corporation, we provide platinum health care. if you take care of people, good things happen. and badger care and family care were started by governor tommy thompson, who has endorsed me. he had great vision and helped aliens of people. i am going to make sure there are adequate dollars for people so they can receive the health care that is needed. if we have people that have proper health care, they will be more productive. they will be able to get to work, help raise their family, be a member of the community. we need to make sure health care is therefore all. i will make sure the funding is available. i am not just a politician talking about it, i have done it and am going to do it as governor. >> next question is from victor. >> let's talk about conflict of interests. the wisconsin state statute says no state public officials may use their position to gain anything of substantial value for the private benefit of themselves

michelle: the u.s.osed sanctions on an iranian foundation, to anyone who killed the british writer. he is the autho of a book considered blasphemous according to iranian leaders. there has been a new wave of deadly clashes in iran with security court that firing on testers, automatic gunfire -- protes,. a person has been shot dead in the southeastern city when they described as a known people opened fire. 40 people including members of the security forces have been wounded. there has been a buildup of security forces. >> we were expecting some violence there. this is a province populated by the minority in iran on the eastern side of the country, similar to what happened on the western side where the other province that had seen deadly crashes there as well. as he said last month there have been deadly clashes in the capital of the province. we have saw -- seen the death of at least 60 people. the government sacked to local police authorities yesterday to calm things down. but that didot help. the suppo

. >> i michelle k and this is bbc world news america.zil enters the final stretch of its polarized presidential race. lula da silva and president bolsonaro go head-to-head in a deciding runoff. florida reels from hurricane ian. president biden visits puerto rico. >> we came here in person to show we are with you. all of america is with you as you recover and rebuild. >> indonesia saks a police chief after one of the world's worst football stadium disasters. at least early two children were among the 125 that died. king charles and the queen consort attend their first joint public engagement. ♪ michelle: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in brazil. south america's largest country. presidential elections failed to produce a clear winner. there will be a runoff after lula da silva won 48% of the vote and the right-wing incumbent also narrow -- bols onaro won 44%. what can you tell us about the outcome of the first round? it was tighter than anyone expected. what does that tell us about the brazilian elector

my first lady america's first lady michelle obama. as you endeavor to do more. to serve more communities lift up more families. save more lives. how can you find new ways to tap the skills and talents of more people. how can you create and train new leaders? not just here in america, but around the world. how can you as president clinton put it earlier this week get people involved in our common endeavors? so in pondering these questions, i'm here today to ask you to consider an issue that is near and dear to my heart is first lady and one that i believe is vitally important for just about everything you're working to accomplish. and that is the challenges faced by america's veterans and military families and all they have to offer particularly as they transition to civilian life. now at first glance, i know this issue may seem too uniquely american and scope for such a global audience here at cgi. but right now the human potential of america's veterans and military families is both vast and woefully underutilized. and that's not just an issue for those individu

you are listening to michelle obama in her own words. just a month after moving into the white house, she hosted children in the east room, an event marking african-american history month. [applause] well, hello! welcome to the white house. how are you guys doing? that's good. it's good to see you all. i've heard you have all been as quiet as mice. have you been behaving in here? is it exciting? come on, it's exciting. isn't this a beautiful house? >> yes! >> well, we are so, so very proud and happy to have you here. see, we were all very much kids like you guys. we just figured out that one day, that our fate was in our own hands. we made decisions to listen to our parents and to our teachers, and to work very, very hard for everything in life. and then, we worked even harder. anytime anybody doubted us, as president and first lady, barack and i are just the caretakers of this house. we are just borrowing it for a little bit. but, while we live here, we're your neighbors, okay? we want you to feel welcome here at the white house. which

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michels? you have one minute. tim: crime went down in america from 30 years ago until two years ago. in the last two years, there has been a tremendous spike. it is a byproduct of the defund the police movement. we got to this crazy spot in america where les cops is better or police are bad. i have the endorsement of multiple police associations. they know that the governor evers association has provided weak leadership. i'm going to stand with law enforcement because law-abiding citizens are fearful of the surging crime in wisconsin over the last two years. i am going to talk to the bad guys on election night in my victory speech and in my inaugural speech. there is a new sheriff in town and they are going to understand that if they are not willing to do the time, they shouldn't do the crime. gov. evers: absolutely people should have the opportunity to be safe in their neighborhoods and homes. absolutely we have to have that. but to accomplish that, it isn't about talking tough. it is about p

that's so encouraging to hear, michelle. i've been scrollingl hear, michelle.nd i can see how many people are sharing their stories with you. ijust can see how many people are sharing their stories with you. i just want to press this point a little bit further. there is so much bad stuff going on out there — climate change, people worried about their mortgages, whether they can keep the lights on this winter — so how do you square that with what you're trying to do as well? i you square that with what you're trying to do as well?— you square that with what you're trying to do as well? i think in the most difficult of _ trying to do as well? i think in the most difficult of moments, - trying to do as well? i think in the most difficult of moments, that's| most difficult of moments, that's where humanity shines the brightest. you are just talking about flooding. there's been flooding here in florida. we've seen people risk their lives to help complete strangers in those moments, so i think these are times that are difficult, but we've always had difficult, but we

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nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the cold front for us okay, michelle, we're ready to hear it. good morning >> good morning, guys. so good to see you hope you had a great weekend it feels like it came fast, and we're looking at a really cold morning for so many of us. you need to bundle up, start the car early. bundle up the kids at the bus stop we're looking at temperatures dropping into the 20s in some spots. we have freeze alerts, freeze watches across the area, freeze warnings when you look at this map, it's 53 million americans, from the rockies to the midwest, even the southern plains, the southeast, into the ohio valley where you see the pink, that is your freeze warning, and the purple is a freeze watch and we're looking at temperatures very chilly at this moment right above the freezing mark in minneapolis. 34 rapid city. 39, into the 40s in chicago, st. louis. these temperatures are going to drop as we head throughout the later part of this morning, right before sunrise as we go throughout tuesday, we're going see the temperatures dropping to near 10 degrees

outnumbered" i am harris wagner here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany joining us is david avella, and micheleoya, we begin in philadelphia took place to be if you want to be safe. >> harris: three members of a s.w.a.t. team were shot while serving a warrant to arrest a teenager wanted in connection with a recent homicide of multiple armed robberies, that have been just this morning by the way. the officers approached the 19-year-old suspect, shot them through the door, and of the window, hitting the one officer in the leg, another in the head, and a third of the trust. the suspect was then killed after they returned fire. all three s.w.a.t. officers are said to be in stable condition at this point. the crime crisis has already taken its toll on the city of philadelphia and the young people who live there, philia seeing a surge of crime over the past year with significant spikes in robberies, and break-ins. just days ago a shooting claiming the life of 13-year-old jeremiah wilcox, police were told that that eighth-grader was hanging out with friends outside his middle school when he was shot m

in fact, he had done some work on michel's lawn some weeks earlier.r that he just had his wisdom teeth out. >> i was so worried about him for the two days that he was there and, to think of what he did to my brother. >> and her sister-in-law, it felt impossible to take that in. >> when i saw her mugshot, i didn't even recognize her. she just had a different look about her. she has been in my life for 15 years and i don't even know if she. was >> the next morning, detectives recovered kevin spotty buried in a shallow grave behind that high school, right where morgan said it would be. and the following day, steve chappelle was picked up nearly 2000 miles away in colorado. >> i still cannot imagine him doing it. i can imagine morgan doing it, i don't know but they were thinking. >> figuring out what they were thinking was now the job of the county prosecutor. and it would prove to be more complicated than expected. we >> morgan had pain pointed the finger at steve, but now he was back and about to tell a very different version of events. >> on the day of

michelle is right. there was a telling momented in marjorie taylor greene debate, going back to that, when her opponent, mr. flowers asked, what have you done? what have you done for your constituents? and the answer is nothing. she has sponsored nothing. she is accomplished nothing. it's not about actually governing and serving the constituents. it's about power and it's about performance. this sort of performative representation rather than actual representation. and that's what you get in -- well, herschel walker is almost a uniquely unqualified candidate for senate, but that's what you get in these maga candidates. i suspect that's what arizonaens might get with kari lake. it's the same kind of thing. it's all about the performance, and here it is. you know, voters have to make this choice. and hopefully enough of them will vote for people who will actually try to get something accomplished in washington and state in the state capitals. >> right, you have all these debates, all the ads. there's no w

michelle learned how to cook because of her mom. her mom left peru at 17 and try to come to the states by crossing the border at 3 in the morning. they welcome. welcome. a plate. >> okay. no run. and there was a beach there had to run and jump in the water because the helicopters were like trying to get them after a dangerous track. >> her mom made it to california and raised michelle in san francisco. i started cooking when i was 18 years old and i went to culinary school. michelle cater directed event center and various kitchens working her way up to general manager for 15 years. but after getting sick with an autoimmune disease, she needed to reinvent herself, everybody. so i ended up creating a show to show my friends. >> what i was doing at home, michelle started from the ground up selling her dishes online and business grew quickly. i had a little cups of that i would sell for $5 and it just kind of >> grew into, you know, do you have a table? michelle set up tents at events to sell her food. >> but the labor took a toll 5 mon

that's a huge bitch. >> greg: michelle. >> michelle: yes. >> greg: i apologize, i think he has to coverer guys. >> michelle: here's a sentence that gave them cover, we want to emphasize that we do not know if these emails are false. they say that in there, but then they go along to say just that our experience makes us deeply suspicious that the russian government played a significant role in this case and so there you go. on the one hand they went out of their way as you said to label the letter and 50 people talking about russian disinformation. but we are not saying that it is, but by gosh you shall believe us, because we have so much credibility. it's just ridiculous. i mean, what -- >> rob: i did not say that we were lost, i said that we have all of the earmarks that you win in the wrong direction. >> michelle: right. right. >> greg: it's true, so, kat, what is your take on this? >> kat: pisses me off. that guy can get on "special report" and i can't. >> greg: will still hold that? >> kat: did he do a good job? >> greg: no, he didn't answer. >> kat: i'm always colorful about trusti

michelle. good one, professor of law at the university of california, an author of policing, the womb, invisible, women in the criminalization of motherhood. all right guys, thank you so much for being with us, michelle. i'd like to begin with you because i think this is kind of confusing, particularly for our international audience. that there's this kind of patchwork of laws where it's different all across the us. i'm going to bring up a map on my laptop while you talk about it. and can, you can explain to someone who maybe isn't familiar with the us legal system. why this is so different of what's happening across the u us. and they would be right to be confused of those who are abroad and also in the united states. so after the supreme court ruling in dobbs v jackson women's health, the supreme court struck down roe v wade and planned parenthood b. casey, leaving states to do whatever they want with regard to abortion. so that meant that the state of mississippi could say no abortions in ou

michelle talks about her mother-in-law -- her mother, my mother-in-law.you know, trying to get the right phraseology when we're talking about issues, michelle's like, "that's like her trying to learn spanish." and that's okay. -uh-wow. wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. learning spanish is not that hard. i did it during my semester abroad in..."barthelona." joining me in the echo chamber is former biden communications director who can seamlessly pivot your story about your kid's illness to the jobs report jordan polce. -good evening. -former dnc chair who thinks anyone who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is running a whorehouse charlotte fitzgerald. -hello! -and lincoln project senior advisor with eyes too small for contacts and face too crooked for glasses tory lawson. -hi, there! -okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at "virtue signal." -oh, yeah, i remember that. -i do. it was disrespectful, to say the least! -you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting.

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michelle talks about her mother, my mother-in-law, and, as michelle points out, she's 86.and that's okay. >> wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. learning spanish is not that hard. i did it during a semester abroad in barcelona. joining me in the echo chamber is former biden communication director who can seamlessly pivot your story about your kid's illness to the jobs report, jordan polce. >> good evening. >> former dnc chair who thinks anybody who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is running a whorehouse, charlotte fitzgerald. >> hello. >> and lincoln project senior adviser with eyes too small for contacts and face too crooked for glasses, troy lawson. >> hi, there. >> okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at virtue signal. >> i do. >> it's disrespectful to say the least. >> oh, yeah, i do. >> it's honestly all i think, most of my days. >> you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting. >> walking on eggshells actually feels amazing on the bottom of your feet. i did it at a retreat

so ali, with michelle long term coming to an end. the parliament failing to alexa successor, to what extent his lebanon heading towards a political vacuum having for another another time. well, if you guys didn't already president michelle, i just got some follow up on him from the follow up soon as you got him because i just talked to the election 2 months ago overseas. you can take any kind of decision regarding that because up before was probably gonna be probably a good fit out. all guys are going to be able to like say you're coming in. maybe we've got to get a chance to talk to you through the government who have begun with getting more because you got going to all righty. that shows you both are all long. i mean we finally see own supporters behind you. but depending who you speak to in lebanon, they will remember his presidency or his legacy as being different to each other. but are you getting a sense of what his legacy will actually be? the i say that he wasn't alive both of those who called on the other side of michelle. b

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let's get a check on your week ahead with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman.uys may need to layer up we're looking at temperatures chilly this morning in the northeast, also the mid-atlantic portions of new england as well. it's that autumn chill in place. on theflip side we're looking warm in the northeast. flood alerts in western texas where we're going to see a chance for more heavy rain there. rain will move off to portions of the great lakes on wednesday, also the mississippi valley, the ohio valley too. we'll see wet weather. soggy, too, in the southeast sunshine in the northeast, and we're looking at seasonal temperatures throughout the teouaiwe. tnks, michelle. >>> why you want to avoid picking up any hitchhikers in south carolina neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. wish your car's air freshener didn't start so strong and then fade too soon? try febreze car vent clips. unlike other fresheners, febreze releases a consistent amount of scent, day after day, for 40 days. w

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grossman is here to kick off the week with us hi, michelle good morning. >> good morning, guys. great to see you 10 million are seeing frost advisories this morning. and it is chilly temperatures in the 40s. some spots in the 30s. and on the flip side, we're so warm out west. the big temperature story today. we're looking at the appalachians, the portions of new england under the frost advisory temperatures in the 40s in pittsburgh, also in cincinnati we're looking at some 30s too in portions of maine. and then as we go out west, we're looking at october warm. temperatures still above normal for this time of year, up torfe of the midatlantic 68 degrees in philadelphia 59 in d.c. all right. it's a new week. we're going to take a look at that forecast in just a few minutes. >> michelle, thank you >>> an american woman has smashed a marathon record in chicago. runner emily sisson became the first american woman to run a marathon in less than 2 hours and 19 minutes, yet she still came in second behind the runner from kenya, finishing in 2 hours, 18 minutes and 29 seconds. >>> voters

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michelle. >> happy halloween, guys we are looking pretty good in most spots across the area at least in the middle of the nation, southwest, the central plains, into most of the southern plains. we're tracking some showers in the east we have an area of low pressure that will bring isolated showers. could see a thunderstorm or two in portions of the midatlantic also the southeast radar showing us where we are seeing the showers stretching from the great lakes, all the way through the tennessee valley portions of the southeast as well and also, the lower mississippi valley as we go throughout time here, we're looking at an area of low pressure moving to the north and east it's an area of low pressure that split into two. we'll be watching the showers fall on this halloween, impacting the trick-or-treaters. they will be out early tomorrow morning in parts of new england. it's going to be r and then in the southern plains, we're looking at 70 in brownsville. all right. your trick or treating forecast across the nation and then a look at the rest of the week, coming up in just a bit. >>

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happy halloween, michelle. >> happy halloween, guys we have heavy showers in portions of the east this morning, great lakes, the tennessee and ohio valleys where you see the brighter colors, reds, yellows, oranges we have an area of low pressure that will be bringing these showers today and exiting off the coast early tomorrow morning. for today we're looking at isolated rain. also strong winds along the higher appalachians. we remain unsettled out west we have a new cold front bringing higher elevation snow and chilly rain in portions of the northwest. it will be breezy with winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour we're going to continue th attodegree temperatures looking really good in the southern plains temperatures mainly in the 70s 80s in southern texas. already. that all-important trick-or-treat forecast is coming up, and we'll take a look at the week ahead. >>> the hammer has come down for some michigan/michigan state football players and a nasty post-game brawl. >> and we have your highlights stay with us a new routine. let's watch it work! only cascade uses dawn... as a built-in