michelle's friends who were in michelle's apartment building left to meet her at the bar. but as they walked outside, they saw something unusual. it was a red pickup truck with a woman in the back of the truck flailing her arms. >> all we knew was there was a woman who was in distress in this truck. >> michelle's friends went to the bar, learned that michelle had already left and went back to michelle's apartment. that's when they saw the red truck again, this time with no one in the back. further down the road, they found michelle's jacket, some jewelry, a blood stain, and the tooth. >> there was a watch found that had been broken and had stopped at like 1:24 in the morning, which matched up with the witness statements they saw this woman screaming in the back of the truck after 1:00. >> we were hoping for the best, but i mean, when you hear something like that, then you can't help but think the worst. >> her friends now wondered whether it might have been michelle in the back of that truck. >> straddling the tailgate flailing her arms, like, screaming. and at the time we

michelle was dead within seconds.e positioned her arm underneath her body so the needle mark wouldn't be easily noticeable. he threw the syringes and propofol bottles into a plastic bag, which he tossed into the dumpster behind michelle's rented home, not realizing the obvious, that those serial numbers could be traced. >> i believe that the pain was such that she entrusted oliver o'quinn to administer the pain reliever, and he took advantage of that trust and intentionally took her life. >> oliver o'quinn went on trial for first-degree murder. his defense claimed he gave michelle the propofol to help relieve the pain from her migraine headache, but accidentally gave her too much. >> there's no way that the administration of propofol to michelle herndon was an accidental death. this was an action consistent with homicide. >> the jury didn't believe it either. o'quinn was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> this is the first reported case ever involving murder by the use

>> yeah, michelle, it's okay, michelle.n the ukraine, by the way. >> thanks. >> yeah, i think next week is going to be a huge what i call the high hopes or ant in rubber tree market. you know, you have 150 companies reporting. and right now, the market's trading at 16 1/2 times earnings and analysts are looking for 11% earnings growth. at mid cap, they're trading 18 1/2 times earnings with 15% increase in earnings year over year. so, if earnings come through, those high hopes will start to filter into multiples based on next year. >> you're talking like the earnings matter more than all this geopolitical stuff. >> i just came back from israel last week. it's very, very serious. i was in a bunker five different times, but i think in terms of where the markets are, yeah, i think the ukraine and israel, as much damage as is going on there at a human level, it is about earnings now. >> let me present this. i want to get everybody's reaction to something jim cramer said today on whether or not the geopolitical risk from yesterda

thank you, michel. finally, you and your wife always harbored a deep respect and genuine defection -- affection for the staff of the institution. you were deeply concerned with their well-being and stood up for them. the fund staff reciprocated with her trust, respect, and abiding affection for you two. the staff and mayer you personally and admire what you have achieved for this institution and the membership. we thank you for it. as a music lover, you referred to the fund staff as the world orchestra. [applause] there were plenty who made up this huge orchestra, which today, michel, you have another pportunity to engage with. we cannot wait to be part of it. thank you. [applause] >> you could imagine that i am a little bit overwhelmed by what i've just heard. i had the impression you were talking about somebody lse. [laughter] let me tell you -- thank you for this kind introduction and also for the pleasure of being ere, back at the fund. it is a little bit like coming back on, very warm and welcome.

so that could help michelle nunn in this race. >> and michelle nunn is running kind of a centrist campaignhe senate, working the senate, there were times when important democratic party votes were coming up and we knew from the start we were never going to get sam nunn on it because that wasn't the way to get re-elected in georgia. so we're quite understanding of watching him sit over this and not vote with the democrats. i would imagine michelle nunn would find herself in similar situations where she doesn't want to be locked on to the democratic party position. >> she's been able to navigate that and pick up support from both sides of the aisle. remember, she worked for the points of light foundation. i found an e-mail from 2012, so she's been able to garner support on both sides. part of that legacy from her father. the last thing i'll mention is, you have five women running for state-wide offices. that also could help with african-american turnout. again, if she could get the moderate white voters and a good turnout with african-american voters, this could be a turn around. i'm not goi

michelle, stick around.ll get back to you as news warrants. >>> of course, the news is, as we continue toward the close, about 30 minutes left in the trading session, the dow down 135 points. don't know if you saw the 10-year is now at 2.45. everything is starting to move a little bit more as we head toward the close of trading. >> the 10-year has been a leading indicator in these geopolitical issues. a lot of investors have been watching that extremely closely. >>> when we come back we'll have much more on the malaysia airlines plane crash in ukraine. including a press conference set to begin shortly. stay tuned. the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ >>> welcome back to "closing bell." the markets in the red for the better part of today. but the dow is now down 136 points. it is near the lows. it is not at the lows, but nonetheless, this sell-off is continuing as we are heading int

michelle? >> as for the treated sewage water, any plans to change state law to use it for drinking water? >> reporter: so the state law was passed before this technology existed. so right now, they're taking a look at it again. the -- water and resources control board has aphesessability study out that should be -- a feasibility study out that should be out in 2016. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> in spite of the drought and potential fines for excessive watering, some are hiring lawn painters like carrie mccoy here. she matches the color with parts of the lawn that are still green and then uses a dye mixed with water to actually spray paint lawns down there. she says the grass just goes dormant and will turn green naturally when the rain returns. probably cost a couple of bucks. >>> right now, a community is looking for answers after a man dies in new york police custody. why protestors are demanding charges against the officers. >> and hollywood remembering one of its leading men. this morning. more on

happy monday, frank and michelle. morning, the department of justice is announcing it reached a $7 billion settlement with citigroup over the bank's practices leading up to the financial crisis in 2008. the justice department has been investigating citi over its sale of faulty mortgage-backed securities, which helped fuel the housing bubble. now, this deal is expected to include more than $2 billion in consumer relief. here on wall street, investors will be watching, as tech companies like google and yahoo! report their second quarter earnings. on friday, the dow finished 29 points higher. the nasdaq was up 19. to more bad news for atlantic city, the owners of trump plaza casino announced that they expect to shut it down, come september. this is just the latest setback for atlantic city, which is the second largest gambling market in the united states after nevada. if it closes, trump would be the fourth atlantic city casino to do so, or threaten to close this year. frank and michelle? >> wow, crumbling there. >>> let

and of all the delegates at stake, michele bachmann won exactly one.e race after the first votes were counted in the iowa caucus.

also with us, michelle colusa from gilt group.t in, what you -- you parachute in, would you tell everybody at bnp paribas? >> from the outset, it looks like a cultural problem. they have been warned about this. they still had money laundering, and i cannot figure out why, so there is a compliance issue, and maybe a leadership problem. there is a cultural problem. >> how do you define air errort? you have to teach against, rather, at hbs. how do you manage a normal human condition? >> we try not to teach arrogance at hbs, but the truth is, people follow what they think senior management wants, and obviously there was a culture in this thisny that even though was the law, they felt that they did not need to follow it. i do not really understand from the outside wide. >> the idea of the government is saying it is not what bmp did, it was that they kept doing it, even when we told them maybe this was not the thing to do. >> it speaks to belligerence. i'm not sure that deciding to maintain a given when a years worth of profits will be

michelle nunn comes to the table with a lot of money. she hasn't had to spend much. perdue has been victimized over the course of this campaign by,

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

michelle franzen is here with more.f these stories, michelle. >> reporter: quite a sight. kids were just lining up to get on the slide. workers operating the ride said they were wrapping up their final safety checks when winds whipped in and sent this massive slide up into the air. another inflatable mishap. this time, a dust devil in nevada causing panic at an independence day celebration. >> i was thinking, oh, my god, i hope there are no children in there. >> reporter: wind gusts so powerful, some are calling it a minitornado that launched this inflatable slide some 300 feet above the trees. knocking over lamp posts and everything else in the path. >> shot it toward a tree where my son was sitting. and then it just flipped it up into the air. i mean, it wept higher than a lot of the buildings and just landed way over there. >> reporter: at least two people were taking to a local hospital and treated for injuries sustained from flying debris. including one woman who required stitches on her head. this isn't the first

michelle, tell me if there'sing in i don't know that you might? >> i can give you more details what the ukrainian interior minister adviser is saying. appears he's talking somewhere. we are seeing flashes hit the wires. he's saying, things we already know. a passenger jet. that there were more than 280 people onboard. gives more details about where he thinks it happened. torres, the city of torres, on the ukrainian/russian border in an area that has been a subject of strife. the d d d donnets region, say the that the plane was shot down. we don't know in that's true at this point and not able to trust everything that's come out of the ukrainian government in the past. interfax, russian news agency, also saying it was shot down. again, another questionable source at this point. he's saying it was shot down at roughly 33,000 feet, or 10,000 meters. by beuke missile. seen a missile like that in that region, or that kind of a facility in that region in the last 24 hours as well. and once again, this is video that's been posted on youtube, purports to

frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> a pair of smoky fires gave some san jose homeowners and golfers a scare. >> yeah. it sure did. the first flames broke out near santa teresa county park in south san jose. but the same time there was a second fire at los lagos golf course four miles away. the fear near 101 and 85 burned 125 acres in a pretty upscale neighborhood there. you can see some of the nicer homes. this was the view yesterday afternoon. two firefighters taken to the hospital with heat related issues. 100 firefighters and two tankers put out the fire. >> there must be 15 fire trucks out here and sheriffs and police and the air tankers and the helicopters. they did a great job. >> some families were evacuated. workers at the near ibm research center also were evacuated. crews saved a couple of homes briefly threatened and there's no word yet on what started the fire yesterday afternoon. this is the scene at los lagos golf course. the flames got a bit close to the fifth tee box but the gol

happy friday, frank and michelle.x is being charged with conspiring to distribute prescription drugs for illegal on lime pharmacies. prosecutors said fedex knowingly shipped prescription pills to customers without prescriptions, ignoring a decade of warnings from the drug enforcement agency. fedex denies the charges and says it handles about 10 million packages a day and shouldn't assume criminal responsibility for each one. here on wall street, investors have their eyes overseas. concerned about the malaysia airlines crash and israel's ground invasion into gaza, it sent stocks tumbling yesterday. the dow dropped 151 points finishing below 17,000. nasdaq down 62. >>> barbie did not have a good day at the office yesterday. mattel reported its biggest brands tanked in the last quarter. mattel has been trying to revamp the line. she is 55 this year with a new line of careers like a news reporter, ceo. but she still isn't connecting with girls in the digital age. what is connecting? any dolls or toys based on the movie "f

george's stepmother michelle was barely alive. bone in her face was broken, her eardrums shattered. police questioned her on the way to the hospital, convinced she would not survive. >> michelle, there's some police officers here. just repeat what you think happened. go ahead. >> well, we got a package for george from the state of alaska. i know it was from doug. >> how do you know it was from doug, michelle? >> because george put him in jail. >> okay. >> george testified. >> michelle thought the bomb had to have come from the two men her stepson put in jail, doug gustafson and r.d. cheely. >> the bomb was not meant to frighten someone, to intimidate someone. this was meant to kill. and it succeeded, killing the wrong person. >> but could the forensic evidence prove it? at david kerr's autopsy, investigators found a tiny metal post in his chest, the kind used in a switch. >> ultimately, our crime lab was able to determine the type of switch that that post would be a part of, a manufacturer, and to whom did the manufacturer provide

back to you. >> sources we trust, key issue there, michelle., this news all over the place officer social media. we're trying to vet it careful lif as we can, you can imagine the sensitivity. a crash that's taken place reportedly -- literally in the middle of a war zone. the more information we get, we'll come back to you. >> already subject to the phrases we all know. fog of war. right? so it's hard to know exactly what's going on yet. >> right. thank you very much, michelle caruso-cabrera. >>> dow slipped 50 points. a lot more "squawk alley" in a minute. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ just want to say, i bundled home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. so sorry. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] savings worth talking about. state farm. but i've managed. ♪ i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally

. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> and happening today, the president hits the bay area looking for money. he is raising cash for the democratic party. but not without some backlash. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live in the newsroom with what has some critics pretty fired up. >> reporter: as we have been reporting, there are a lot of pressing international matters unfolding right now and some pomona say focusing on fundraising is out of touch. but president obama has two events this morning. the first at the four seasons hotel in san francisco at 9:20 a.m. air force one landed at sfo at about 9:20 last night. the president is raising money for the democratic national committee to help members of his party running for congress across the country. he is expected to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars. in the meantime, his advisers are following developments on the downed plane in the ukraine. the escalated fighting in gaza and the surging number of central american children crossing our border. >>

back to you. >> thanks for that, michelle. state leaders in both ukraine and malaysia have called for an investigation into the cause of this plane coming down, but that's the latest that we know for now. phil on twitter, i've been looking at people's reaction to this flight. a lot of people who are either watching relatives on other transcontinental flights are watching the flight paths divert around this region of ukraine. >> right. >> i'm wondering, if you're an airline, how do you respond to this? >> well, first of all, we do know that the u.s. airlines -- in fact, i'm looking at the notice from the faa -- they were told on april 3rd don't go through this area. do not have your flight plan go through this area because the faa has jurisdiction over u.s.-based airlines, all airlines agreed. we just learned that lufthansa has said it will not be flying through this area. ultima tly that decision in terms of flight plans comes down to the airline, the region they're flying over, and those government entities that are in charge

michelle thinks he should have gone to the border. >> michelle, we are 2 for 2 today.hould have gone to say under my watch, we tripled the enforcement budget. if congress would get off their hinies and pass a comprehensive immigration reform law we would have more resources to deal with the problem. i would have gone to tell the american people and show congress that he is acting. the vice president has called the leaders of all of the central american countries. the president could have gone and say here is what i'm doing. these clowns want to sue me because i'm doing my job and all they are doing every day is showing up and doing nothing. i would have -- >> donna and michelle. can't we all just get along? apparently yes is the answer today. >> 2 for 2. >> you remember the headline. obama's warning right-size immigration expectations. i would have written, this border war pits "rs" against "ds." >>> it might be hard to believe but lebron isn't the only big name going to cleveland. there is another one and it is sure to get a lot of press. >>> this is the u.s. embassy

and michele bachmann, a minnesota republican. let them stay or send them home? plus, the outrage of the day. tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm van jones on the left. in the "crossfire" tonight, we have two of the most outspoken members of congress. now, neighbors taking in neighbors. that's what you do in a crisis. we have a refugee crisis right now. kids in our hemisphere, in other words, our neighbor's kids are in trouble. they're running for their lives. the question is, are we being good neighbors? not all of us. two governors, governors now are in effect sending out the message, children in trouble? no room at the inn for them in my state, keep them out of my state that. is shameful. and worse, over the weekend, this graffiti popped up on a former military facility in maryland, where it was just rumored that some of these kids might be sent there. it says, no illegals here. wrong spelling, wrong values, and wrong for america. maybe we should just ship the statue of liberty back to france. >> we're

george and michelle suskauer.u. >> sure. >> i want to hear from are both of you, starting with michelle, the jury has been seated. seven men, seven women. what do you make of the selection? >> it's a diverse jury. we don't know who the alternates will be who will be excused and not able to deliberate, but a real cross section of the community. so many times as a defense attorney i'm not able to get such a diverse jury. it's wonderful. in terms of the division of men and women it's equal. but if you are asking me about the racial makeup of the jury, i don't think race plays a part in the case. i think it's a cross section. that's what's important. >> let me ask you. each side gets 12 challenges to strike down a potential juror. 20 people were dismissed in jury selection. what are the attorneys looking for when they want to eliminate a potential juror. >> what they are looking for is anything that will show that the potential juror would not be able to be fair and impartial if they were selected to sit. a lot of thi

michelle, let's stay on president obama here. he found time to drink beers, found time to play a little pool. went to three fund-raisers. he went to three fund-raisers, because he shook rick perry's hand, the taxpayer is on the hook for a lot of that trip. that's tens of millions that cost us. >> the president acts more like fundraiser in chief than commander in chief. he doesn't have the time to visit a detention center, to visit the border? this president is more concerned about raising money for the democratic party than actually serving the american people. this year alone he head lined 33 fund raisers, wants us to hand over money for problems he created. this is all of his fault. it is his policies that created this. >> bob, you want to defend the fund-raising. >> first of all, i would not have said in the press conference, i don't care about photo ops. that was probably not the right thing to say. however, the only thing, if i were advance man on this, i would send him there, strap on a gun which you can do in texas, get ei

reporting live in gilroy, michelle roberts, back to you. >> i have a feeling michelle will not be bringing leftovers to the studio. thanks, michelle. real time weather coverage is always online, nbcbayarea.com. then enter your zip code to track the temperature in your specific neighborhood. >>> new at 5:00, a stretch limo goes up in flames and it's all caught on video. a limo driver narrowly escaped injury. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke with firefighters about what happened and how everyone managed to walk away unharmed. jodi? >> reporter: that's right. firefighters say the fire started in the engine and in mere minutes completely incinerated the limb zone. you can see remnants of the fire right here on the sidewalk. it's a blaze firefighters say could easily have been deadly. take a look at how quickly this stretch limousine went up in flames. the driver and owner of the limb zone had just taken the limo to the car wash when it started overheating. firefighters say it was completely engulfed in less than three minutes. >> they have the phones, the seats, the upholsteries, tremendous

good morning frank and michelle.y to pay a little bit more more airline tickets starting today. the transportation safety administration fee goes up from $2.50 each way to $5.60. and travelers who have a layover of more than four hours will pay even more because the tsa charges a new fee for each leg of your trip. well, here on wall street, the markets finished strong on friday. stocks were up after google, ge and other big companies reported their quarterly earnings. the dow finished 123 points higher. the nasdaq added almost 69 points. >>> most of verizon's six million fie yes, sir customers will soon get faster upload speeds on the internet. starting today verizon is boosting the upload speeds which should make it faster for subscribers to send videos and back up files. new subscribers automatically get the faster service. verizon says current subscribers will see the speed improve in the coming months. >>> and cash is king. a new study from bank rate.com finds that millennials prefer savings accounts and cds with

in the meantime, michelle, brian, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> developing news in the middle east where the violence between israel and hamas militants is escalating. tara mergener reports israel is carrying out its largest offensive in nearly two years and hamas is firing back. >>> reporter: palestinians clashed are israeli forces on the streets of the west bank early wednesday. rioters through rocks while police used tear gas. in the skyrockets flew over gaza. overnight israel targeted about 160 hamas sites. hamas militants have been launching their own rockets in israel. air raid sirens wailed in tel aviv this morning for a second straight day. the israeli army says its rocket defense system intercepted two missiles in the area. >> in general, we are calm, although we are a little bit anxious. we took the children to the shelter. >> reporter: last month's kidnapping and murder of three israeli students in the west bank and the retaliatory killing of a palestinian teen triggered the latest violence. benjamin netanyahu

lots of healthy options there, brian and michelle. >> no kidding. >> well, we know what michelle willthis afternoon >> your favorite slurpee flavor? >> coca-cola is mine. >> okay. i'm with you. i haven't got one yet but the day is young. jill wagner, thank you. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00. violent clashes escalate between palestinian and israeli forces. coming up, the latest on the military confrontation. >> plus, the dispatcher who kept cool when the 911 call came from her own home. the life and death situation she had to deal with. >> roberta gonzales live at felipe preserve golf course in pleasanton where this golf course is a community leader in water conservation and we got those details with mobile weather as the news continues on kpix 5. ,, ,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&

michele tweeting out, i was hacked.hould have known better than to make our passwords the names of our cats. it wasn't so clean for wilmer valderrama. >> that's horrible. >> reporter: he deleted his account after tweeting a hacker was responsible for releasing racy photos of his girlfriend, demi lovato. experts say it's a reminder to protect yourself on the internet, and act quickly if someone takes control of your 140 characters. >> if you see a mysterious link that you don't recognize, don't click on it. common sense is the best way the avoid being a victim. >> another tip is change your passwords often. and as lea michele said, don't use combinations like your cat's name. or your birthday. or 1234. make it tough. work for it. >> as long as you remember it as well. >> you have to write it down somewhere. >> great tips, thanks. >>> coming up on "gma," your first look at jessica alba back in "sin city." sara will be ahead with that. sara will be ahead with that. the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a pre

frank and michelle?it looks very luxurious. >> it does. >> well, target is out with a new app and that lets customers buy items they see in magazines. i like that. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. it uses image detection technology. so the app is called in a snap. and it can detect images from 10 different home decor magazines including architecture and real simple so eye user can scan the image and when it's recognized by the app it's added to the shopping cart for purchase. the app is being tested. it is free and consumers are encouraged to leave feedback. but frank and michelle, just what we need an easier way to shop. >> do that have that for ann taylor or banana republic? my coanchor would be in serious trouble. just got some shoes! [ laughter ] >> thank you, jill. >>> the fight over the sale of the l.a. clippers, well, it's getting more interesting. the new civil suit that could land a top nba official before a judge. coming up. >> plugs, convicted by a hair but the -- plus, convicted by a hair, bu

thank you, michel. finally, you and your wife bridgit always harbored a genuine affection for the staff of this institution, you were deeply concerned with their well-being and stood up for their cause and so did your wife. staff reciprocated with their trust, respect, and abiding affection for you too which is as clear from the audience here today, remains powerful. the staff admire you personally and what you've achieved for this institution and the membership. we thank you for it. as a music lover, you referred to the staffs as the strat various of the world orchestra. [ applause ] it was, indeed a string orchestra in the main so there were plenty of strat various who made up this orchestra which today you have another opportunity to engage with and we cannot wait to be part of one of your encore. thank you. [ applause ] >> well, friends, you could imagine that i am a little bit overwhelmed by what i have just heard. i had the impression that you were talking about somebody else. [ laughter ] but let

michelle miller reports. and chip reid on why tourists are traveling thousands of miles for a taste of new england. . >> pelley: good evening. the chance that air travelers could again become casualties of war led the united states today to ban u.s. flights to tel aviv. european airlines did the same. this followed a rocket attack by palestinian militants that came too close to the tel aviv airport. the u.s. ban is to last just 24 hours, but late today israeli's prime minister asked that the ban be lifted immediately. we of reports beginning in washington with homeland security correspondent bob orr. bob. >> reporter: scott, the f.a.a. ban on u.s. flights only runs through 12:15 tomorrow afternoon but with hamas threatening more rocket attacks on the tel aviv airport, the grounding could last much longer. after a rocket fired from gaza slammed into this neighborhood near the ben gurion airport, airlines began to scramble. as this flight track shows delta flight 468 from new york to tel aviv did a u-turn in th

on monday, president obama and today michelle obama.lle obama's predecessors could have spoken to a group of young african leaders. some of them could have said important things, memorable things. but no other first lady in american history could have shared the kind of personal memories and insights that michelle obama did today, with the mandela young african leaders. this was a day when all americans could take pride in the fact that a woman like michelle obama has the unique position that she does in this country and she used that position to inspire people who we have every right to hope are well on their way to making this world a better place. now, i'm going to get out of the way and let michelle obama do the rest of the talking. >> i could give a perfectly fine speech today about increasing investments in girl's education around the world. but i said i wanted to be honest. and if i do that, we all know that the problem here isn't only about resources. it's also about attitudes and beliefs. it's about whether fathers and mothers

michelle, let me start with you. and as a citizen of the netherlands, what was it like to be there on this first national day of mourning in some 50 years? >> i've never seen my people as much in shock as today. i think this is -- when the airplane was shot down, it was a day since the second world war that as many people died in one day because of an act of war as last thursday, and for me today, my neighbor died, he was the famous hiv researcher and senator for parliament, an acquaintance of mine and i had a feeling i was very close to them and sitting at the office of my newspaper this afternoon and watched it on television when the airplanes arrived at the airport and i really was very moved and i've seen people in tears. many of my colleges are very often very noisy people. they were all so quiet, they were all probably in tears or very emotional. >> michelle, richard quest and i had the privilege of anchoring our coverage for about two hours this afternoon as the hearses made the procession and it was just extr

good morning frank and michelle. returned from the holiday with stocks in record territory. on thursday, the dow broke 17,000 for the first time ever. so it closed up 92 points finishing at 17,068. the nasdaq rose 28. some new details on the nsa's spy program. nsa leaker snowden provided the "washington post" with hundreds of thousands of documents. they show that nine out of ten people the nsa collected data on were not the intended surveillance targets. many of them americans. and some of the surveillance files contain personal info like baby photos, selfies and resumes but the information gathered did reportedly help capture two wanted terrorists. >>> the classic jeep wangler could be going on a diet. chrysler is reportedly giving the wrangler a bit of a makeover considering making it lighter with a smaller engine so it won't burn as much gas. redesirableing a classic car always though considered a risk. now these changes are being talked about as cars face tougher fuel economy standards. >>> and starbucks' classi

valerie jarrett is best friends with both michelle obama and barack obama. she lives in the white house. i mean by that she has a suite of rooms that she occupies permanently in the white house. she has a secret service detail. she eats with the president and first lady every night that they are in the white house. she goes on vacations with them. she goes to whatever meetings she wants to attend and she carries the president's message to cabinet ministers and other people in the administration. there has been no one sends harry hopkins back in the 40s who has this kind of power. >> host: you write of her from your book saying she watched over him and made him feel safe. he was her special charge, the chosen one. she focused on him does it on him in the fight -- devoted her entire life to him and give them a unconditional love he never received from his mother who frequently abandon them as a child. >> guest: that's right. there have been several as you know biographies of barack obama and there has been a lot of speculation about the fact that his mother wa

on the flip side, soon to be ex-minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann isn't ready to quit being ald real clear politics on tuesday, she's considering a second white house run. a potential presidential run by bachman will likely bring about more gaps like this. >> let's repeal this failure before it literally kills women, kills children, kills senior citizens. let's not do that. let's love people. >> you may have heard that there's a break in at the british embassy and the british had to pull their people out. that's exactly what i would do, we wouldn't have an american embassy in iran. >> we've heard from a number of different countries calling for this new expansion of the international monetary fund removing the dollar as the standard of exchange. >> run, michelle, run. that's all i can say, it would be good for all of us. let's turn to lionel. as we see the list of candidates starting to grow a little bit, what's your reaction to her threat of running again? >> we haven't had a nuclear presidency in a while. nobody runs in the tv any more, what is he going to say today? let's f

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat.5:30. >> happening today, the woman accused of manslaughter in the death of a tech executive aboard his yacht is due in a santa cruz courtroom this morning. alix tichelman is expected to be arraigned and will have a bail hearing. it's unclear whether she will enter a plea today. investigators say tichelman is a high-end prostitute who injected forrest hayes with heroin last year, then left him to die. the bizarre case brings up the question, how much business do prostitutes do with successful high-tech workers? kpix 5's kiet do spoke to a silicon valley millionaire and sex addict, a story you'll see only on 5. >> i sat down with a man we'll call jack who has a silicon valley cautionary tale of sex, money, power and ego. we have concealed his identity and changed his voice. all your life you've been risking? >> yes. >> reporter: this was one more? >> one more girl with a big risk. >> reporter: jack is a high- flying tech executive whose 7 figure salary sends him all over the world worki

michelle caruso-cabrera with us now. what are we sure of at this hour, michelle? >> so you focused in on the key question, why did this plane go down, and we don't know. and that is why you've seen the reaction in the markets, the uncertainty about whether it was deliberately brought down, brian, or not. as you have said, there are reports it was sht down, but they come from both russia and from ukrainian sources. we do not have that from a source that we trust at this point. two sides in this conflict, these have been ongoing at the russia/ukrainian border where we have gotten conflicting information in the past on many different occasions. i would add one more layer to what you brought, a nuance that bob pisani highlighted earlier, if the plane was deliberately brought down as we have seen russian separatists do with other ukrainian planes over the last week, for example, did they think, if that's what happened, was it a -- did they think it was a ukrainian plane? is this a mistake on top of that? that's what we're trying to figure out. we also don't know if the

. >> the loyal audience has allowed michelle to take more chances with the monthly lineup.stablished authors bring in an older audience. younker authors bring in their friends from the community who might be bringing in an older author. >> raider has provided a stage for more than 400 writers. it ranges from fiction to academics stories to academic stories this service the underground of queer fell, history, or culture. >> and there are so many different literary circles in san francisco. i have been programming this reading series for nine years. and i still have a huge list on my computer of people i need to carry into this. >> the supportive audience has allowed michele to try new experiment this year, the radar book club. a deep explorationer of a single work. after the talk, she bounces on stage to jump-start the q&a. less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year,competing against a big names like city arts and lecture

comedian michelle wolf. featuring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] everybody's well, that's great. very exciting television news today. the 2014 emmy award nominations came out this morning and "game of thrones" leads all shows with 19 nominations. [ cheers and applause ] they were nominated for best drama, best costumes and worst job security. [ laughter ] this is really interesting. netflix got twice as many nominations this year as they did in 2013. of course, some of those are nominations from last year that just finished buffering. [ applause ] our pal donald sterling is still in the news. still in the news. this week, sterling told a los angeles judge that to keep control of the clippers, he will sue the nba until the day he dies. and by the looks of him, that day was four years ago. [ applause ] he's a ghost racist. this

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego.:30. >>> developing news in vallejo, where investigators are looking into an officer-involved shooting. police got 911 calls last night about an armed man behaving erratically on marsh street. investigators say when police caught up with the suspect, he turned and faced an officer while raising his gun. that. proked the officer to open fire. earlier in the day, a man was shot in the leg nearby, but no word yet on any connection. police say the suspect is hospitalized in stable condition. >>> well, the water running out of your spigot could be very expensive very soon. kiet do is on the water watch and joins us live in san jose. kiet, we're not saving nearly as much water as the state would like apparently, right? >> reporter: yeah, we're only saving about 5%. that is way off the 20% target that state leaders were hoping for. and so there's nothing like the threat of a big fine to nudge people to turn off that faucet. >> reporter: water wasters busted in sacramento, taking their medicin

this i haven't seen at all, michelle, have you seen?osed to be a very large -- there's going to be a very large aids conference -- >> hiv. >> starting july 20th in melbourne, australia. now there are reports that there are many researchers, potentially, on this plane. >> well-known research -- up to -- it says may be as many as 100 advocates, researchers and others that were headed to this conference. >> that's the guardian reporting that. we haven't confirmed that number but we do know that there were a large number of aids researchers on there. so the question is what kind of impact are we going to see on that area of research as a result of this? >> people are saying here that these were the best and brightest, and this is like a real setback to the whole fight against hiv. >> hiv. >> this is not something i was expecting to read. anyway, larry corbett, welcome and good to see you. what are your thoughts on, you can start either -- let's start with the ukraine. >> well, i think this shows what happens when you give very sophisticated