or was michelle the clever user? in our interview michelle denied being a master manipulator.or that she engineered marc's split with his parents. for that she blamed jack and tana. >> i never would have walked away from my kids in the first place. i never would have. >> in the end they didn't walk away from their kid either. because who was pushing from day one to solve the murder? who kept pushing month after month after month? >> my opinion on that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> michelle, out on bail, waited for trial. her mother, kathy, defended her around town. >> did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know, the daughter i helped raise, no. >> meanwhile, michelle's attorneys, ray nichol and bill stanley, took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a new search warrant every time

>> caller: michelle. >> michelle their was no doubt about it dissatisfied. here she was young, successful, attractive, and yet it wasn't exactly boredom that was eating at michelle. after all she was starting a new career as a psychologist often counseling troubled couples. >> she was relatively new with her license. i think that was her first real job. >> of course michelle would have laughed at the notion notoriety that melissa stoddard diaz would be poking around in her past. >> michelle from everyone i have spoken to wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to where she got her new degree and became a professional. >> but then michelle, even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was 16 when she started dating marty. marty was a couple years older, 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 famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, you may kiss your bride. >> this was back in 1999 1991 when marty was all she

>> michelle: around the seventh or eighth grade.book and i learned "blessed assurance." from then on, i sang in the church and i joined a choir at school. karen and carl didn't arrangement of "reach out and touch" and i sang the song. my ears got real hot. if you're in the church, honey, they would say that was a holy ghost. i think something just washed over me that let me know, you've got something. i was in the seventh or eighth grade. >> kelly: i was the same age. i think what helped me is when you grow up and you're taught to sing for something bigger than yourself, you're just a vessel for it, a kind of took the nerves out. people are like, why don't you get nervous? it was embedded me as a child this is not about me. this moment isn't about me. it's about something bigger than me. you run into people that get so terrified to have stage fright. i'm like oh, no, that's not me. >> michelle: we didn't have stage fright. we was pushed in the choir. then it was something that i enjoy. i began teaching the choir. >> kelly: that's df

michelle: nadia. >> era un traje trenzado y los flecos.racias por habernos acompaÑado. pueden comentar. >> se les quiere. esta semana hice 13 aÑos aquÍ. pamela: felicidades. m m m m presentador:mÁs de 1 millÓn de inmigrantes se quedaran en peligro de deportaciÓn cuando donald trump asumala presidencia. presentador: buenas noches, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. el distrito escolar de santa clara se pronunciÓ frente el caso del adolescente que se habÍa quitado la vida, este caso se nos habÍamos presentado el viernes pasado, autoridades tambiÉn se han pronunciado al respecto. reportera: fue un vivero donde el superintendente dio sus condolencias y a mÁs de una semana el padre sÓlo pido una cosa. es el clamor del padre y se prepara para enterrar a su niÑo. y no le puedo decir te quiero. reportera: expresÓ su condolencia y asegura que estÁ realizando el investigaciÓn que puede resultar sanciones disciplinarias. y porque tuvo que pasar esto y no tenÍa zapatos. y me hace impedir esto de lo que pasara y ya nada queda allÍ y le preguntamos si pod

michelle fleury in new york. _ the moment. michelle fleury in new york, thank _ the moment. in new york, thank you _ the moment. michelle fleury in new york, thank you for - the moment. michelle fleury in new york, thank you for that. l here in the uk, chancellor rachel reeves is planning what she calls the "biggest pension reform in decades" in an attempt to boost the economy. the government wants to merge the uk's 86 council pension schemes into a handful of "pension megafunds". the council pension funds currently have investments worth around £354 billion. reeves is keen for the uk to follow a similar pension model to canada and australia. in those countries, pensions of local government workers are pooled into a handful of funds, which make big investments around the world. separately, the government also wants to set a minimum size limit on defined contribution schemes in the private sector, which manage around £800 billion of investments. faisal islam reports. after a chilly reception from some retailers to her budget tax rises, the chancellor is now in search of some

michelle's veins had collapsed. she couldn't even swallow raced her to the hospital i truly thought that i was going to watch my best friend die there just fought very hard to save my life. >> they later found with fast acting insulin in my body. and it was just killing me doctors would later learn came from that fake ozempic pen michelle had used. >> it's what caused her blood sugar to plummet. >> and that was when it hit me. my poor little family, they lost me. i don't know what would have happened. and i was so angry at myself. i was so angry and so ashamed. sorry story is not at all surprising to the man i'm about to introduce you to. >> we're heading to the secret location outside of london to meet the director of criminal enforcement for all counterfeit drugs in the uk he tells me that so far, his team has seized upwards of a thousand pens of fake ozempic or fo ozempic, as it's called. >> that's the did not know what to expect. >> andy. this is a full warehouse of ju problem drugs. >> it's more than full decad

michelle's veins had collapsed. she couldn't even swallow unable to stabilize her they raced her to the hospital i truly thought that i was going to watch my best friend die they just fought very hard to save my life. they later found fast acting insulin in my body. and it was just killing me doctors would later learn came from that fake ozempic pen michelle had used. >> it's what caused her blood sugar to plummet. >> and that was when it hit me. >> my poor little family, they lost me. i don't know what would have happened. and i was so angry at myself. i was so angry and so ashamed. >> sorry story is not at all surprising to the man i'm about to introduce you to. >> we're heading to the secret location outside of london to meet the director of criminal enforcement for all counterfeit drugs in the uk. he tells me that so far his team has seized upwards of 1000 pens of fake ozempic or fo ozempic, as it's called. that's the most of any country in europe. >> i did not know what to expect. andy. this is a full warehouse

a lot here are excited to hear from michelle obama the former first lady. to a couple in line who isn't new to campaign rallies but taking advantage of pennsylvania's battleground status, this is the third campaign event in two weeks and they are harris voters but they went to a trump rally because harris told them to check it out and that's what they did. now with all that they will vote for her on tuesday. >> julie tsirkin at eight rally. thank you very much for that report. joining me now, democratic strategist and professor practice at columbia university and special correspondent for vanity fair and host of the fast politics podcast both msnbc political analyst. it's great to see you both in person for once. a lot to talk about and not a lot of time. cardi b, her campaign speech in milwaukee. that was just yesterday. let's play what she had to say about donald trump. >> tomorrow he could be conning you out of your healthcare rights and that's a fact. i want you to hear that again. today is by my sneakers tomorrow is your healthcare rights. he's going t

michelle roberts. _ anywhere else. michelle roberts, our— anywhere else. anywhere else. michelle - roberts, our health reporter. to the war in ukraine. president zelensky has said the world must respond to the use of a new type of hypersonic missile by russia. mr zelensky accused president putin of "a clear and severe escalation" in the war after the weapon was used in the eastern city of dnipro on thursday. he said it was yet more proof that russia has no interest in peace. in the last hour, china has urged "restraint" after the missile strike. president putin — in an address to the nation — made a direct warning to britain and other countries supplying ukraine with long range missiles, to fire at targets on russian soil. he said moscow had the right to use its weapons against the military installations of those countries. kyiv is believed to have already used uk storm shadow missiles to strike targets in russia, after the us gave permission for its long range missiles to be used. our russia editor, steve rosenberg has the latest on our top story from mos

and, michelle yo. -- michelle yeoh. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. >> please, have a seat. >> i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years i would hear hail to the chief i would look around like, where is he? it's great to see you all. thank you for being here at one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom to recognize "any person who made an especially meritorious contribution to the security and national interest of the united states or world of peach, cultural, or other significant public or private endeavors. " the first class of medal recipients included the great eb white. years after receiving the metal he received a letter for someone that asked how he maintained faith in humanity and he replied relentless curiosity and inventive ingenuity have led to deep trouble. you can only hope that these same traits will enable us to claw our way out. hang onto your hats. hang onto your hope. wind the clock. tom

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welcome back michelle dewberry with you till 7:00.ben habib and i've got matthew stadlen remaining alongside me as well. we've continued that conversation in the break as well, just about language and how people should be talking to each other , especially if we're each other, especially if we're trying to unite and go forward. you didn't like the reaction the language that one of my guests was using, but i've got to say, one of my viewers has sent me a message and said, can you ask matt stadlen if he doesn't think people should be, you know, being unkind to each other? why did he tweet this? and then he sent me a tweet where you said racist, misogynist and conspiracy theorists love trump because he offers them validation. they do. >> but i'm sorry, calling a racist, by the way, not all of the people who voted for trump, and this is what i think is really interesting by any means, are racist or misogynist. i think a lot of americans voted because of the economy. now the economy, you can argue, isn't in that bad a state at all in ameri

michelle grossman is tracking all the action. >>> embattled a.g. pick matt gaetz has dropped out of the nomination. trump's new pick to lead the justice department. >>> the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for benjamin netanyahu and his former defense minister. >>> as nicotine patches take off, tucker carlson is launching his own competitor. >>> and honoring the g.o.a.t. the uconn basketball legend who just made history on the hardwood. it's november 22nd. "early today" starts right now. >>> hi, glad you're up early with me. i'm frances rivera. storms are striking coast-to-coast, bringing relief on the east coast and worry on the west. the northeast finally seeing much-needed rain as a historic drought fueled hundreds of fires. and snow is on the way for some parts of new york, new jersey and pennsylvania later today. meanwhile, out west, washington residents are recovering from a deadly bomb cyclone that left a path of destruction. nearly 200,000 are still without power. officials now bracing for the possibility of catastrop

[applause] michelle yeoh. [laughter] -- [applause] michelle yeoh is one of the most acclaimed actresses of our time. for four decades, she has faced and shattered stigma and stereotypes in a groundbreaking career, becoming the first asian to win the academy award for best actress. her efforts to advance gender equality, conservation issues and global health have been felt around the world. equal parts performer and pioneer, michelle yeoh continues to enrich american culture and inspires us to believe in possibilities on the big screen and beyond. [applause] >> i tell you what. it makes you proud to be an american, doesn't it? [applause] let's give one more round of applause for this year's presidential medal of freedom winners. [applause] >> distinguished guests, please remain in your seats until the president, the vice president, and the middle of freedom recipients have departed the east room. talk about the state of small businesses in the u.s. and a discussion how education policy could change under the in

good morning, michelle, but trouble we will welcome. a little bit of a nuisance, but so needed. >> i know my windshield wipers were working overtime, but i was thankful for it. we are looking at rain this morning, much-needed, beneficial rain. it's not going to clear the drought out, but it's going to help at least a little bit. we have a system moving through, the biggest rain for the season for this area, with really the biggest rain since september for many of us. heavy snow developing in the appalachians. and later on we could see snow in the poconos and lakes, the up. and it looks like a nice day. in the south in in the south central states in the 60s. >>> we're back in a minute with the face trans plant. what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when yo

michelle, thank you and let's let's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. somebody's official say is really air strikes on targets in a central back hall valley have killed 40 people more than 50 were wounded. israel also lost a series of airstrikes and be rude after warning residents to leave for neighborhoods . israel says it is targeting infrastructure belonging to the militant group has blo, including command centers and weapons, depos. hurricane rafael's, mainland fall in cuba. packing winds of nearly 200 kilometers per hour, more than $70000.00 people have been evacuated from threatened provinces of the caribbean. island meteorologist of warrant of the threat of storm searches and flash flooding. flooding. wildfires have destroyed thousands of homes and forest. thousands of people to flee in california. governor gavin newsom has requested federal assistance to contain a growing fire northwest of los angeles. strong winds of nearly 100 kilometers in our, our fanning the flames. staying in us

i'm michelle ciulla lipkin. i am the executive director of the national association for media literacy education. namely has been working to see media literacy highly valued and widely practiced as an essential life skill since 1997 as the largest organization for media literacy education around the globe. act as convener, leading voice and resource and our community represents the teachers, scholars, community organizations. in today's digital age where information inundates our daily lives through various media channels, media literacy education has never been more critical. as we navigate landscape fought with misinformation and divisive narratives the ability to discern quality information and make informed decisions is essential. media literacy equips individuals with knowledge needed to make for the modern media landscape empower to go critically analyze, evaluate and create media content across diverse platforms. i'm incredibly honored to address this very important topic which is the intersection between

let's check in with michelle grossman with the latest. what are you watching most, michelle? >> we're working two storm systems systems systems that are evolving today. let's look at wednesday. we're looking at snowshowers in the west, throughout the rockies into the west coast, because we're look at some rain there, looking at that higher elevation snow still. really unsettled on wednesday in some parts of the west. then we're going to see travel issues throughout the midwest with rain falling. and then thanksgiving day we're looking at impacts along the east coast. airport delays in terms of wednesday, could see slowdowns in san francisco, los angeles, st. louis, detroit. that's where you're seeing the orange color. and major impacts in chicago, salt lake city into denver. that's because we're looking at heavy snow, strong winds. that's tough travel in the air, also on the roadways throughout those interstates. as we look at thanksgiving day, look at the east coast from new england to the southeast. we are watching an east coast storm that's going to certainly impact travel

michelle fleury, thank you very much.nd complexity of listing in london has driven food delivery service just eat to delist from the london stock exchange, according to the netherlands—based online food delivery group. it is looking to cut costs, as europe�*s largest meal delivery company has been facing tough competition from other delivery services. it�*s another blow for the uk�*s international standing as a financial centre asjust eat keeps its other listing on the amsterdam stock exchange. this so time to order in an expert on all this and we can deliver one in our big screen. the founder of thedelivery.world, peter backman. peter, one does wonder why a company like this would delist in london, but stay in amsterdam, as it still has the largest share of the market, compared to deliver roux and uber eats, for example, in the uk. ., y , ., , uk. hello, yes, that is absolutely _ uk. hello, yes, that is absolutely right. - uk. hello, yes, that is absolutely right. they| uk. hello, yes, that is- absolutely right. they hav

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good morning, michelle. >> it's a stormy start in parts of the south. we're looking at oklahoma, texas and strong storms this morning. heavy rainfall where you see the darker colors, the brighter colors. that's where where e're seeing heaviest rain. we could see hail and strong winds where we're seeing that bowing there. this is moving off to the east. we're going to see these strong storms move through as we head throughout the morning hours. this is what it looks like on future cast. the strong front bringing the rain to the plains. we're going to see that severe risk in central texas, that includes dallas. it's going to move throughout the midwest. we're looking at 9 million for severe storms. from dallas to waco. where you see the green, that is a marginal risk. heavy rainfall. this is going to move off tomorrow into the east. so now we're talking about the gulf coast states. also looking at the remnants of sara being pulled into the states. we have the risk of flooding along the gulf coast states and winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. could see

michelle fleury reports from new york-— michelle fleury reports from new york. , ~ , new york.rk. investment bankers need debt underwriting, - new york. investment bankers need debt underwriting, those | need debt underwriting, those folk who buy wet weather at a borrower qualifies for a loan of the big winners this season. according to pet consultants johnson associates this group could see the end of your bonus jump by could see the end of your bonus jump by as much as 35%. those who help companies sell stock could see increases of up to 25% while traders could see a jump 25% while traders could see a jump of 15 to 20%. not everyone is in line for a happy increase. retailand is in line for a happy increase. retail and commercial bankers aren't expected to see much of a change. bonuses often make up a big chunk of pay and financial firms make up a big chunk of pay and financialfirms and they make up a big chunk of pay and financial firms and they have gone down over the past two years. the banks to lower interest rates a pump in dealmaking and booming financial markets, the mo

but much needed with these drought conditions, michelle. >> hi there, frances. in the northwest, we are looking at a lot of moisture. we saw scenes where cars were stranded, and we're going to see that over the next couple days, because we are looking at a back-to-back system moving through, also an atmospheric river. that's just a river of moisture moving onshore. intense bands of moisture targeting the northwest. heavy coastal rain leading to flooding, mudslides and landslides. could see over three feet of snow in some spots. as we go throughout tomorrow, we could see heavy rain spreading into central california, especially where you see brighter colors, the reds, oranges, yellows. also looking at an elevated flood risk in the sierra foothills. saturday, still talking about this system. still unsettled, as we're looking at more rain, more snow continuing, and that difficult travel will continue as well. this is what we're looking at in terms of rainfall. we'll be measuring rainfall in feet as well as snow in feet. redding, fort bragg looking at the most amount

let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for the latest on that. hi, michelle. germany. >> hi there, frances. great to see you. a stormy start to the week, the chance for hail. some heavy downpour, damaging winds, and also a chance of a few tornadoes. you can see we're really active, even on this early morning monday morning with heavy rain falling. you see lightning throughout texas, also oklahoma. there is the heavy rain where you see the darker returns. also looking at snow in portions of the rockies. that's going to taper off throughout the day. and then a new storm system moves into the pacific northwest bringing heavy mountain snow there. but the bulls-eye for the rain will be from the south central states to the ozarks. 17 million people at risk for severe storms. that includes the winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. could see a few tornadoes possible, especially where you look at this, fort smith, ardmore, north of dallas could see some strong storms as we go throughout this monday. concerns about flooding as well that includes flash flooding. 7 milli

that is what we heard with michel barnier scrapping that tax on electricity.hey are hoping to raise 3 billion euro out of the 60 billion euro they are trying to find for the next budget to bring the deficit down to 5% from 6% at the moment. as you were saying earlier, the far right claiming victory for the concession. as you said they have more red license lines before they vote on the budget. the pensions are being frozen on inflation. in january, it has been postponed to later in 2025 and they want this to be removed. the negotiations still continue. one of the key votes will be happening on monday on one first package of the budget there. there will be a test there. does the government have the votes to push it through? that would trigger a vote of no confidence. we have to wait and see. we know marine le pen has a lot of influence of the government at the moment. maybe it is not in good interest to pull the plug on that as it is yet. it would just be a change of prime minister. it doesn't address the issues and they have a lot of influence at the moment. t

and i think empower and michelle, i think saber also said it. you do have agency in how we consume and use information but we want to make sure people feel comfortable and confident doing that and so i think it's very appropriate that this would be the top recommendation. it's a universal imperative but sorely underfunded imperative and that's why it was so important for it to be first because although individuals really can take responsibility for their media use, we need funding for education, we need funding for support, funding to work with, platforms and enact policy and we can ask for that but we need help getting that. >> and i think it's important, i love the fact that the two aspects of that recommendation focused on certainly the funding because that is so important for what's needed to be able to do this work but the other part is the agency piece because i do think sometimes we make an assumption that we don't have any control, that we don't have any say, that we can't enact or take any action and the fact that you made a priority re

my name is michelle goodman and were going to get started in just one moment. our honoree, larry, is making his way to the room, and we will begin very shortly you're k we can get started. let me call to the podium t michael rambo who will introduce himself and open and i'll take over with this panel. ♪ over my head. up above my head i hear music. ♪ up above my head i hear music. i really do believe, believe that you are over here. ♪ right here in this room. i hear the music right in here. ♪ in this room ♪ ♪ i hear the music right in here ♪ in this room ♪ ♪ i hear music. i really do believe ♪ ♪ down in my soul. ♪ i hear music writing here in my soul ♪ ♪ i feel music writing here in my soul ♪ ♪ i feel music right here i really do believe, i really do believe really do believe ♪ ♪ i really do believe -- y'all good. [laughing] so much heavenly joy up in here ♪ come on, y'all. [applause] >> nothing like -- those who joined us for lunch. my name is t. mychael rambo. i'll tell you what a stands for. my last name is rambo like a movie and we had it first. i'm delighte

what michelle lacked in her vocal ability was more than met by both ariana grande playing glinda andphaba, who both persuaded yeoh along with the help of the movie's director and bay area native john chiu from the peninsula. whenever anyone asked me like, what's the one movie you want to do? if there was one, i'd always say, would be wicked. the two hours and 40 minutes of magical sets, costumes, story and music all bring what so many loved on the stage to life on the big screen. you can do anything. i know. how now wicked the movie opens in theaters on friday, and defying gravity, the curtain rises on wicked airs tonight at 10:00, be followed by nbc bay area news at 11. if you don't think you can get through the movie without singing universal pictures is just the perfect experience for you. universal announcing that there will now be an interactive showing of the movie musical. it will be offered in theaters starting on christmas day. so to respect your fellow moviegoers the next few weeks, channel your inner elphaba at the sing along screenings there. yeah, or just sing along in y

we hear from the wickedly talented star michelle yeoh ahead of the film's premiere, but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you do still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories, you see, right here. national geographic drops stunning photos of the year shrinking coffee of the year shrinking coffee bags or jersey mike's sel forls we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last. had a story about the state's 911 system, and today she has an update. yeah. that's right. we're hearing from a state 911 official. he's reacting to our findings from la

to go, we also have michelle stockman, r d, w reporters, here with some analysis. michelle. hi. hi. i am pumped up as well caffeinated with a coke 0. okay. yeah. gonna have to last for a long night by the looks of things so far. yeah. i'm also very pleased to have gone to show a director of europe at the razor group. i'm senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis. thank you so much for joining us today with this. i think we always pumped up by democracy. all right, so a lot to break down. um it is just past 11 pm on the east coast and united states. that's 5 in the morning here in berlin. pablo. maybe we can start with you, which is a quick update on where things stand, right? so as everyone knows, 270 is that number of the car electro college folks that we're looking for right now. we're at $179.00 for harris. and 214 for donald trump were keeping a very, very close eye on those states that you mentioned. of course georgia at north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. and of course then the other side of the country in nevada and arizona. so right now we just

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking an icy blast hitting much of the country. >>> plus new details on that stowaway mystery from new york, to paris. >>> a thanksgiving tradition that started with an accidental text message turns into a lifelong friendship. we will check in on the unlikely pair behind the viral sensation nine years after their first dinner together. >>> and the packers feast on the dolphins to cap off an action-packed day of thanksgiving football. we had the highlights as we kickoff black friday. early today starts right now. good morning and things for joining us. i am jessica layton. we begin on this friday morning in connecticut, where five democratic lawmakers received bomb threats on thanksgiving. no explosive devices were found by police, who are now treating this as a hoax. among those targeted were senator chris murphy, his office calling this a coordinated effort. as our kelly o'donnell reports this comes days after president- elect donald trump's cabinet picks were targeted. >> reporter: >> from connecticut this time democrats including senator chris murph

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the holiday headache. plus the trouble in store for flyers. >>> cracking the case of the egg shortage. why the grocery store staple is in short supply across the country. and it's run, eagles run, for their seventh straight win in a sunday packed with upsets and thrillers and total chaos. we have the highlights as we kick off this holiday week. it's monday, november 25th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. today the menendez brothers will appear in court for the first time in nearly 30 years. the highly-anticipated first hearing could be eric and lyle's first step toward freedom. their attorney planning on showing new evidence that potentially boosts claims their father sexually abused the brothers. from our los angeles station, robert kovacic has more. >> reporter: could these convicted murderers ever imagine finding freedom? when i asked lyle menendez that question seven years ago from inside prison, this is how he responded. >> i think it would be

so we really took the street scene off the streets. >> that's a scene michelle grew up watching.one thing to watch her husband race. it was an entirely different thing to let her child race. >> i've always wanted to drive my mom, she told me no, and i understand why. you know, being a mother myself, that's a little scary. but, you know, she she came to a point where she just said, you know, you only have one life and just live it and do what you want to do and i said, okay. so i seized my moment that moment came just last year after denitra battled breast cancer, and after that i told my daughter that, you know, life is too short. >> if that's something you want to do, then we're going to just go for it. you can do it. i'm not against it anymore. sounds like she needed her mom's blessing, though. yes. >> oh, i needed her mom's blessing. like i would have let her drive years ago, but i wasn't going to get in between that conversation. >> now, it seems that conversation is nothing short of a well-oiled machine. everyone working together to get her across that finish line. she has h

i absolutely agree with way -- the way michelle laid it out. i think for the china community at large and in washington that is democrats and republicans, rubio is a well known quantity and you won't get many objections from the crowd watching over him as secretary of state if that is the pick and he served on the senate foreign relations committee and the appropriations committee which means that he knows how foreign-policy is shaped, sat, funded and executed which will bode well for u.s. china policy but in terms of continuity, there are continuities i would see with the biden ministration largely around the approach to allies and using allies to compete with china and the problem is the divergence in the divergence to your point is this is shaping up to be a very hawkish u.s. china policy in this trump administration. allies will have a very difficult time taking their gloves off completely and moving away from a managed competition framework which we did see under biden. the could be some issues with allies and businesses who don't want to

we send them to mayor michelle wu's house.is vowing not to cooperate with deporting illegal aliens, well, now we know where to send them. we send them not to their cities, but to their homes. and every time that criminal leaves the city block, you put them back on. i will pay for the bus tickets. i'm happy to do that. if we wants to be a hero under her fake virtue signaling, then she should absorb both the risk and the responsibility for the public stance that she is taking. this is a moment in time where you wish there was a death penalty, but perhaps there will be an inmate in that facility who will step in to fill that hole and take care of business. you know. wu and others should consider themselves lucky that ibarra wasn't sent to boston, where she could have been nearly. >> greg: sixed and murdered. it's amazing a woman can take that kind of stance in a situation where another woman is murdered. it could have been michelle wu, does she have a daughter, i don't know, i didn't do that research, i don't care. but if you wan

. >> reporter: after years of work by the chp's task force on the california girls case, michelle mack and her husband kenneth pleaded guilty and both faced five years in prison, except michelle got a suspended sentence so she could stay home with her teenage daughters while her husband served his sentence in county jail, not prison. jail records reveal he'll actually only serve about six months of that five-year sense. >> they come out with this big press release, announce all these arrests and poof, you don't know what happens. you realize they spend very little time. >> reporter: former district attorney schubert. >> you have to hold them accountable because if not, crime does pay. >> reporter: she points to the attorney general's prosecution of people like lawrence fountain, the ringleader in a string of violent robberies threatening and targeting walmart and he had two prior charges when he was charged with 29 felony counts and only two weren't dismissed. >> if we're going to spend these resources arresting people, you have to follow through with the prosecution. >> reporter: we'r

let's check with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking it for us. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. it was a stormy weekend in the south. we're looking to a stormy start to the week as well. the southern states into the central states stormy this morning. heavy rain falling too. that will be a concern as we go throughout this monday. you can see some lightning strikes. texas, oklahoma, this is moving up to the north. and this is going to stay in place as we go throughout the day. we're looking at a chance for really heavy rain, some large hail, the chance of tornadoes. the likeliest chance for strong tornadoes is in this orange shading. so dallas, north of dallas, into tulsa. also looking at winds up to 60 miles per hour that could cause some damage, some power outages. and a few tornadoes are possible as well. the likeliest chance for that will be in that area oklahoma city, portsmouth, ardmore and north of dallas. this is what it looks like in terms of the rainfall. we're going to look at the chance for flooding rains. flash floodi

that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you so much. i know you and i were talking about putting up our trees over the weekend. they're up, right? and this one as well. the big one. the rockefeller christmas tree has arrived a the plaza. the 11-ton 74-foot all the norway spruce will be hoisted up and decorated with 50,000 l.e.d. lights. the topler be a 900 pound swarovski star covered in three million crystals. the tree-lighting is set for december 4th. >>> coming up, princess kate makes her first official appearance since her cancer diagnosis. >>> plus, a new way to visit the doctor with holograms. we'll check on the new tech in 60 seconds. oderate to severe plaque psoriasis my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. serious allergic reactions and increased ris

hosted the michele tafoya podcast. michele tafoya. even rfk jr is like, what's the deal with his voice? comedian jim florentine, she wants to have more babies and then cure her rabies. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kate took. and he holds his pants up with orion's belt, new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nba world championship. so, michelle, i can't get the smile off my face. and it's already it's already, you know, it's wednesday. i still feel great with all these new faces. what do you think we're. what are you expecting? there's something in business called innovative disruption. and so people got really excited and bold and said, i'm a disruptor. i'm a disruptor. i'm going to go take this business down, disrupt and rebuild. but they don't like it when it's happening to government that they think they can predict that they've been in control of for all of this time. so they don't like this innovative disruption stuff. this is weird. this is beautiful, man. this is beautiful. here's

good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. we're going see the cold front moving offshore. the showers ending in the northeast. much needed rain. we do need additional rain. we'll see some showers lingering along the great lakes, the carolinas, the gulf coast states as well. otherwise, we're looking above average temperatures for most the country. today, tomorrow, wednesday. and then a big story this week will be a series of cold fronts, atmospheric river that will move in the pacific northwest. also some heavy snow throughout the pacific northwest into the rockies. by wednesday, still staying very active in the pacific northwest. you can see all the colors there, those brighter colors showing us where. we're expecting heavy rain, and the lighter blues where we're expecting the heavy snow. now as we go towards wednesday from the midwest to parts of the gulf coast states, we're looking at a chance for rain. a cold front stretching there. could see heavier rain in portions of louisiana into mississippi. and then by friday, we're going clear it out there. november highs closer

good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. we're going to see some snow throughout the west, we are looking at an active pattern this week in the west, looking at valley rain that will be heavy at times and mountain snow. a series of cold fronts, atmospheric river that will be moving on shore. today bright colors indicating we could see heavy rain especially in parts of northern california. the middle of the country we will be dry, above average in terms of temperatures that is correct includes the northeast as well. looking at a lingering rain this morning in the northeast, much needed but that's moving off the coast. some rain throughout the great lakes, carolinas, spotty rain throughout the gulf coast states. the west remains active on wednesday, looking at snow continuing, also that rain. rain, too, from the midwest down to the south central states. plenty of sunshine in parts of texas, oklahoma, kansas and seasonable temperatures return in parts of the northeast down to the carolinas and also the southeast. by friday, win