i thought that was pretty good. michelle one thing i wanted to -- i am sorry. >> tell us a little bit about his early life. where he was raised, his education, stuff like that. robert: he was born in georgia when his father and mother moved there to start a medical practice. mom could not stand the slavery all around her. they moved back to philadelphia. they have their anchor to connecticut. he grew up in philadelphia. he went to west point when he was 16. michelle: i can pick up on the family issue. his brother had moved to the south and remained loyal to the south. did you explore much about the internal civil war in his own family? robert: a little bit. meigs was profoundly honest and i told you about his accounting to the penny and he fought against corruption ferociously. he was ready to take it on. he took on the corruption in a way that created a problem when his boss john floyd and he was a corrupt -- a very corrupt -- i think he was a corrupt human being who allowed corruption to flourish around him, and meigs refu

could do ♪ total eclipse of the heart michelle: i know.nce we first started talking about this. jonathan: i can't get it out of my head. this made it to number one on the itunes. the sales surging 500% yesterday. jonathan: the video made no sense. michelle: it is so dark. jonathan: you saw her yesterday on the cruise ship? michelle: i did. >> i could do without that. the power ball jackpot went up. this is at whopping $700 million. let me say that again. $700 million. the cash prize if you take it home at once is $443 million an take a deep breath. the drawing is tomorrow night. it could be before them, the second biggest ever jackpot. a lot of jing. michelle: that would be life changing. jonathan: if michelle won i'd have to say michelle called in rich. steve: if you buy in richmond you can remain anonymous. >> i'd share with all of you. steve: that could be $10. she didn't say how much. jonathan: it's million dollar weather. not so much. it's hot. steve: in rehoboth beach, delaware. a lot of folks are enjoying nice weather. there is low

i have never once lost interest in what i found. michelle: one thing i wanted to start with because you are researching montgomery meigs, who notoriously had bad handwriting. [laughter] how did you overcome his handwriting? robert: the handwriting was an enormous challenge. it literally is so bad that the library of congress helpfully told us at the beginning of this paper, beware going further. you probably will not be able to read all that you encounter. it is amazing. when sherman and meigs had grown to know each other, there was a story and it is so good. an order that is written in his script and he says, these orders from general , and therefore, i approve of them but i cannot read them. [laughter] instead of dodging your question, i will try to answer it. story is in ay haphazard event. the more you pull back the onion yer, theyer's, -- la more contradictory it becomes. using ast reevaluation many disparate sources as i could stumble across. though clinton used to say, even a blind hog will find an acorn now and then. i felt like i wa

michelle: i hope he has a change of clothing. don't know if his wife will allow him in the house with that on. jonathan: the boss wants you for the 11:00 so just stay put until 11:00 tonight buddy. [laughter] q: shut up! michelle: he needs fresh air. thank you, q. because of the reasons like that for the seventh straight year d.c. has set a record for the number of the tourists who visit the city. >> good spot to come. destin million total visitors last year. while the officials are applauding the news they acknowledge the current political climate is generating what is called protests tourism. >> there has been an uptick in the visitors coming to protest things important to them. >> the business owners don't care what you call it. they love it. >> officials say they can continue to break records with positive attractions like the museum of the bible. and "hamilton" that is coming to the kennedy center shortly. that is fun, too. a big draw for tourist at the national zoo. today's visitors celebrated but bei bei's birthday. we do

roy himself stated to michelle carter, "i want to die." straight up, those words. i want to die. carter did not kill conrad roy. it's sad. it's tragic, but it's just not a homicide. >> she absolutely knew it was wrong, and she absolutely caused the death of this 18-year-old boy. and i ask you to find her guilty. >> ms. carter, please stand. >> reporter: the judge's verdict. where will michelle carter spend the best years of her life? when we come back. >> i think a lot of people were a little surprised that that's what actually happened. >> reporter: stay with us. they've been putting these everywhere. hey, aren't you the guy that use- used to ask if you could you hear me now? yeah. but i switched to sprint. because nowadays every network is great, but sprint doesn't cost you twice as much. wow! yeah i didn't even know... sweet freedom! works for me. don't get hooked by verizon and let a 1% difference in network reliability cost you twice as much. switch to sprint unlimited for for people with hearing loss, $22.50 per line for four lines. visit sprintrelay.com. $22.50 per line for

think he just killed himself. >> reporter: she testifies about that incriminating text from michelle. >> ie got out of the car because it was working and he got scared. and i told him to get back in. >> reporter: isn't that pretty incriminating stuff? >> yeah. >> yes. and she goes on to say, i could have called police. i could have called his family. but she didn't. what she did do with it, three minutes, is start texting the guy she was trying to date and her other friends, sam boardman, and talking to them about, "oh, it's all about me, what am i going to do now?" >> she essentially put him back into a gas chamber, she st last breath, and die, and she did nothing. >> reporter: michelle's defense rested nearly entirely on one witness, psychiatrist peter breggin. how could the girl who's most likely to brighten your day encourage her boyfriend to take his life? >> the short explanation is, she thought that was the only way to help him. she had had a drastic change in medication three months earlier. >> reporter: dr. breggin testifies michelle was under the influence of involuntary intoxica

michelle: here we go. one of the bigger jackpot in powerball history. $430 million. if you take the lump sum is $250 million. quite a pay cut but ieman by on that -- we could get by on that. nancy: if y i'd get a lump sum and forget all the friends. michelle: invest. nancy: make new friends. doug: she is honest. ditching us. >> nice knowing you. >> see what happens. >> weather and the hot and humid. the summer pattern re-established itself. air temperature is 91 now. we will leave the door open a crack for the chance of isolated shower. through the evening is a slow drop in temperatures so the humidity levels won't drop. it will stay muggy for the evening and the overnight. get the early morning hours we may have a few patches of fog. 75 degrees for a wakeup temperature. 87 tomorrow afternoon. 90 on friday. chance of thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. much better chance on friday afternoon and friday everything. keep an eye on that. the arlington fair weekend continues through sunday. the beaches look fine. any shower osstorms are in the afternoon or the everything. the quick glance for ten days show the temperatures mainly. high

>>reporter: hi, michelle. i began my morning in san francisco at 8:30 where we were socked in. i jumped in my car and it took me 45 miles until i broke through that deck of clouds and ended up in bay point and pittsburgh and drove into antioch and lots of sunshine. i ended up at the big break visitor center in delta and oakleaf. lots of sunshine. 66 beautiful degrees. greeted y 500 people. young, and not so young, quite the generous gap out here, and everybody had one thing in common and that was they were smiling. now, i thought my fancy smancy glances were the way to view the eclipse, but i learned other people had other methods of viewing our partial eclipse. >> the pin hole viewing has been popular, but actually someone on your team, their favorite thing they saw was binoculars so you put the binoculars backwards toward the sun and the way it cast the shadow, it makes the viewing a little larger than a colander. >> in oakleaf, we had a temperature at 66 degrees come at 10:00 in the morning when it was time to view the eclipse. at 10:30, the temperature dropped a good 10 degr

>> i don't think anyone could believe it. >> reporter: it was time. six months after michelle, angela diaz was arrested and jailed. >> good morning and thank you all for coming. >> reporter: da tony rackauckas held a press conference and delivered the stunning news. >> i am here to announce the orange county district attorney's office. >> reporter: there were no charges against ian, the man in the middle. the da said angela diaz was the mastermind and sole actor in an elaborate scheme to portray herself as a victim. she had quite simply framed michelle hadley. >> michelle is accused of being angela who turned out to be angela pretending to be michelle pretending to be angela. >> reporter: the charges were just that convoluted. angela accused of sending herself threatening emails. inviting men to her own home to rape her. inflicting injuries on herself. and all to put her husband's ex-girlfriend behind bars. what's more at least for a few months, authorities say, she succeeded. >> when someone who is innocent gets arrested and charged with a crime, that's not just a bad day, it

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michelle: i haven't missed that song. jonathan: i did miss that song until i heard this rendition.at is bonnie tyler. performing her hit song from the 1980's. i think an interview. this is not with the music. "eclipse of the heart" earlier on cnn that happened. she later performed it on a cruise ship and now it will be stuck in the head for the rest of the day. trust me how it works. after that rendition, you mate not have it stuck in your head. michelle: she looks great. jonathan: she looks great. that is not the question. it wasn't the looks thing. out sounds different. steve: all right. [laughter] i have a special tie for the eclipse. it was cool. kimberly: super cool. steve: i saw it in 1991. i thought how old will i be in 2017? 30. no. just joking. jonathan: again! good for you. steve: exactly. national harbor and the skies look nice. there is another warning coming out in a moment. but w this hour looking good. there is the latest warning that you see on the bottom of the screen. this is now for eastern orange county and southeastern culpeper and northwestern spotsylvania. 7:

michelle: i know! now something you might not want to see.ou can smell it if you don't see it. a pond that is disgusting. constitution garden on the map. along constitution avenue on the national mall. the park service is keeping a close eye on an algae bloom to took place in the summer. >> they pass by or through it every year. most don't know the name. but everyone seems to a agree that the constitution gardens needs to be cleaned up. >> i'm sure the geese would like it, too. >> part of this is what the ducks feed on. >> if you look down this, it's mucky and murky. >> on hot summer days the smell can be overwhelming. >> so a je blooms are typical to require the ongoing maintenance. >> this is a installation that is built without the 2017 sensibility of the sustainability or the green ark tech isture. >> lodge-term the park service plan to overhaul this with the phase one underway. relocating the historic lost keeper's house and build two facilities and the restaurants here and rehab the pond to make it deeper and add circulation system to r

probably 70% of the books of michelle's i have not read. there are books that is interesting to turn back to. so much about a book is about what's in the book itself. that's what this book is about, picture sector between the reader and the book, so, depending on where your you may bring something very different to a story. so the classic example is anna -- is a young idealistic single person, your reading think this is a romantic, and a has to leave her husband, her true love. as sad and tragic but also he understands her. that if you read it when you're newlywed you would say this is terrible. that's adultery, she's abandoning her child, her husband into anything wrong. later in life you might be more understanding. you seen a number things happen in your life for the lives of your friends in your more compassionate and forgiving of some of her choices. >> guest: to your books get reviewed in the new york times? >> guest: this book is not getting reviewed because i am overseeing everything. there's no way i could responsibly do without ha

michelle: i wouldn't trust him with my dog. that's like my child. part of the family. nathan: chaos british newscast. michelle: the anchor could not control his guests who were behaving like children. >> they are right at the front of my desk. the delicious iris who will do whatever she chooses to do. >> you are all right. carry on. you stay right where you are. announced retirement from international football. michelle: you just knew this was going to go this way, right? the veteran journalist with us'ed to be interviewing the family about milk allergies but no one including the kids' mom could keep things together. jonathan: you know when you watch this, no one can pay attention to anything except for what the adorable little girl is doing. she did climb up on the desk. got up on the desk. there you go. good climber. so which is better? remember this one from march? live interview and they clothesline him. then his wife -- that is the best. flying in. or the desk one? michelle: i go for the second one. jonathan: the kid in the roller thing, that is the best. when he c

michelle: i love the showmanship of mcgregor. a trash talker. >> rain is ending. >> we will track harvey and look ahead for impact of lay dor by a weekend. >> "world news tonight" is coming up next. >>> tonight, the disaster in texas growing more severe as we come on the air. catastrophic flooding breaching the levees. the dire warning, "get out now." >> i hate to think there are people in these houses. >> new images of dramatic rescues. the all-out effort from boats and choppers. rising water now reaching the rooftops. police tearfully revealing the loss of one of their own in the flooding. tonight, record rainfall showing no signs of quitting as harvey prepares to deliver another punch to the gulf. >>> swept away. four children and their great grandparents lost trying to outrun the flooding. their van going under.

investigation until they get the password for conrad's phone and find disturbing text messages from michelle. >> ihy you don't over dose and go somewhere in private you floerd already know works. >> she begins to agree with him, when are you going to do it. >> you're really going to do this. >> yeah. >> okay there's no turning back now. carbon monoxide poisoning is the best option. if you fall asleep in the car while it's running in a garage it will kill you and there's no pain. >> investigators are stunned. in the last week of his life michelle ask the conrod when he's going to kill himself more than 40 times. >> when are you going to do it? >> i'll let you know when. >> well is it going to be soon. >> conrad had attempted suicide before but waivered on that july evening michelle now encourages him. >> are you going to do it now? >> leaving now. >> okay. you can do this. >> five minutes later conrad sends this text. >> okay i'm almost there. >> it would be his last before taking his life. later when she hears detectives are searching for conrad's phone michelle begins to worry sending a frantic t

i. would. say he would question really. it was a man business similar to what. you are. michel going to go always said by your question michel i work as an analogy was you might tell me what the plan is of course and get out how do you get another room i would really be in there i got a piece of you ran ahead of us with your tail between your ears a very quickly the woman you don't know what i'm going to vote on the most critical of the police on the pardon it's middle of. the. this is a very. close the first time i was there that i measured it it was grammar no one will know how i'm going to highlight the comma i just was young. i don't usually brown them again when it's going to coming up with a steady shift we did how. we decide to go with the sham of how much i wanted to conduct at home gives up coming back up because i don't know who we're going to need to do one cough amongst and our medical resident what we do is. imagine is it . not as if it is. one half and i think i don't really know that much but twenty. years ago. there were two charts there was hutus and tutsis the

i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. roberto gonzales is checking the forecast the weather central and she will tell us what the conditions will be like there. first let's start with sandra osborne inside the nasa research center. >> reporter: good morning. today there is going to be a viewing party but only for those who have preregistered because it is going to be a very popular event. today nasa is trying to get the best view of the solar eclipse today. >> they will be looking at the solar corona. >> they will be getting that important to you today at about 50,000 feet where they will not be any clouds or turbulence to obscure the view. they have attached telescopic cameras hoping to unlock the secrets of the sun. they say that the corona is usually too hard to see with the bright sky but during an eclipse it is physical -- visible. >> each plane will be able to observe totality for about four minutes and when we stitched together the observations we will be getting 30 photographs a second. >> they actually said that

michelle: but the idea of tiny stops at price tag. nancy: a lot of people said i can't believe it's $1,800 but maybe that is 10% or 90% of people looking saying wow! this is amazing. michelle: i want to see where the stairs lead. you heard her right. $1,800 rent for a small space. nancy: i'm surprised they had their own bathrooms. michelle: like an outhouse. nancy: or the toilet is in the living room. have fun with this one. michelle: you would haven't many visitors. nancy: no. michelle: more than 22,000 people took part in a tomato fight in spain. this looks like fun. nancy: it does. all part of the tomatino festival where they throw 160 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other. many showing up in old clothes and bringing goggles expecting to be covered i kudos to those who showed up in white. if you are going to tomato-throwing festival, you want to go all out. michelle: guessing you lose the appetite for all things that spaghetti, pizza after that. nancy: looks delicious. we are now the last stage of a possible panda pregnancy at the national zoo. she might be pregn

michelle: i can see her teeth sticking out of her mouth, she needs it done. man: she does have goofy teeth. narrator: an alpaca in dire need of a haircut. michelle: oh that's beautiful fiber, huh? narrator: and some bunnies that have a growing problem. michelle: she's pregnant, this one's pregnant. woman: oh my goodness. narrator: plus, she'll meet a meerkat family that's getting their first checkup. michelle: wow, fantastic.

>> and i am michelle griego. i just said where is my keyboard? [ laughter ] >> we are ready for the total solar eclipse. >> it is the solar >> tactical and everywhere you look it is in all of the headlines and if you want information you can visit us on www.cbssf.com. it sounds so easy but a lot of people will stare and watch it and you can really cause permanent damage. do not do it and they think it is just another mom being. -- thing. [ laughter ] where we will be able to see the eclipse? this morning it was clear when i left pleasanton but then here came the fog in the santa rosa area is reporting some clear skies right now with 55 degrees. they had been overcast for the past couple of weeks. san jose is cloudy at 66 and you will have to go pretty far inland toward the east bay hills and fairfield or vacaville. near the bay there is no chance and there are low 70s with the high 70s peninsula and climbing into the mid 80s we will talk more about your eclipse weather at first let's send it over to jacqueline. >> this is a car fire that we have

michelle, i am in the middle of reading josh green's book. i highly recommend it.t is fascinating read on the wor world's view of mr. bannon we have to act aggressively. fantastic book >> yeah, he's got a dark view of the world. thank you, bob >> back to breaking news >> reporter: yeah, we got the fe first statement here from nancy pelosi "steve bannon's firing is welcome news but does not disguise where president trump himself lies on white supremacists." bannon, the bigotedolo bigoted ideology -- that's an indication that the democrats are not plan to step down of this kris ycriticism of this president. >> lets not forget of the other side of this story if the white house believes it needs a strategy officer, it no longer has one it is just another high level open position. >> yeah, i think that's really an interesting point this white house after whatever reason have been unable to unwilling to bring in fresh cases on the outside taking on new role and they tried it with anthony scarramucci and it did not last more than a couple of weeks. now, you got a number o

talks and britain is not happy with michel barnierlj the talks and britain is not happy with michel barnier. i slanging match, it started off a slanging match, it started off a slanging match, remember boris telling them they could whistle for money and michel barnier, who strikes me as being a very urbane, great example of somebody who is calm under pressure, he said the only sound i can hear is the ticking clock. we don't seem to be getting anywhere any fast —— very fast command to have yet another slanging match, there is also tough words being used, such small print on the front of the telegraph i have to put on my glasses. a senior source in britain says michel barnier‘s attack is inconsistent, illjudged, ill considered and unhelpful. what cards have we got to play in this game at the moment? it seems to me that michel barnier is saying, show us your hand, and we are saying, no, we can't show you are a handful stop what was the phrase david davis used? constructive what was the phrase david davis used ? constructive ambiguity. what was the phrase david davis used? constructive ambiguity.

i> michelle: convicted d.c. schneider lee boyd malvo will not get a new sentence. ruling that the life sentence for juveniles is unconstitutional, his attorney argued that the sentence should be thrown out but a montgomery county judge disagrees. >> however you analyze it, mr. malvo loses and the season tense given in 2006 were upheld as legal, constitutional and fully in compliance with maryland law. michelle: today's ruling found the judge who oversaw malvo's original case handed down discretionary, not a mandatory sentence of six life terms in prison for the 2002 killing spree. now a cri video. prince george's county police releasing a video. it shows two men driving up a car repair shop in capitol heights. they pull a gun and rob a man sitting outside. watch what happens here. a second person goes to check on all the commotion and that person gets robbed, too. this happened june 13. if you recognize the men or that car, give police a call. alison: now an alert in prince george's county where police responded to a rash of bank card skimmers. in the past week the

michelle: i can see her teeth sticking out of her mouth, she needs it done. she does have goofy teeth. narrator: an alpaca in dire need of a haircut. michelle: oh that's beautiful fiber, huh? narrator: and some bunnies that have a growing problem. michelle: she's pregnant, this one's pregnant. woman: oh my goodness. narrator: plus, she'll meet a meerkat family that's getting their first checkup. michelle: wow, fantastic.

. >> reporter: michelle, i have to start with cold, hard facts about today's market there are houses sale but not nearly enough. there is high housing demand, but more and more potential buyers are struggling to afford downpayments and home price games are accelerating again home builders, they're not putting up enough homes. they're not back to normal historical levels of production nor are they shifting significantly to entry-level models add all of that up and you see why sales are now slumping, but there are two things that could make matters worse in the next six months one, higher mortgage rates yes, they've been sitting near year lows and all the talk of higher rates hasn't happened yet, but the federal reserve is going to shrink its sheet and if the rate rises the fed could taper. both of which will push rates higher then there is the emotionally and politically popular mortgage interest deduction is never on the table, right except maybe now house speaker paul ryan said it could be improved and the treasury is already considering cutting the current cap of $1 million of mort

go to fiosgigabit.comi> michelle: shocking new video. we want to tell you that driver is okay. but watch what unfolds. woman driving a b.m.w. yes, that is a vehicle lodged under that big rig. she was sideswiped. she lost control and got pinned under the tractor trailer. the woman only had minor injuries but the loved ones are the ones that are spreading the video on social media hoping to track down the other driver. nancy: must see video now. elephants rescuing tourists from flooding. this is a scene in nepal. dangerous situation. rivers overflowing with the heavy rain. they helped rescue hundreds of tourists from a they are on the back of the elephants just to get to sea. michelle: now a health alert about your workplace. new findings show the daily grind is worse than ever. survey shows only half workers predict the schedules. more than half admit to being exposed to unpleasant and hazardous conditions. more than half say they take their work home. there is a silver lining. most americans appreciate the meaning they get from their job