the guy said we just arrested michel. >> arrested your michel?> yes. >> she was placed in a holding cell. her parents posted a bond to get her out. after a very long night, they picked her up from the anaheim police department. >> there she was sitting out front on the steps. >> one of the strangest days in your life. >> not one of the strangest. >> but strange days were only beginning. >> coming up, from daggers by ema ill to danger at the front door. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist and they wanted a proposed rape fantasy. >> when "dateline" continues. allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a

michelle was.gh still under investigation by fayetteville civilian homicide cops. and here she was called to testify at her former lover's military trial. >> she shows up. her hair is now like a red color that she's colored it. she's lost a bunch of weight, and she's got a gaggle of media following her into the building. >> reporter: it was all image, no substance. michelle took the stand but took the fifth. the prosecution's case against diamond, its accusation was simple. driven by his obsession for michelle, he conspired with her to kill her husband by borrowing the gun, arranging to be in a position in that dark parking lot, waiting until marty theer had placed himself in the kill zone at the top of the staircase outside michelle's office, and fired the five shots that killed him. as for diamond's alibi, that he was home with his wife watching a movie, that now ex-wife came to court and told the jury that the evening wasn't quite like that. halfway through the movie, his phone rang, she said, a

it was michele.icide. >> from first look, yes, it would appear as though it was a suicide. >> reporter: no reason to think not, huh? >> no. >> reporter: officers searched the home. they found no suicide note, and the house was empty. daughter karrie was away at college. but the youngest, who lived there with michele, was nowhere to be found. >> no 14-year-old was discovered. >> reporter: so where is this child? >> that was one of the first concerns. >> reporter: it turned out the youngest was actually with karrie at school in rochester, 100 miles away. police learned that when karrie called them herself after a friend gave her the shocking news. >> they called and told me that my mom killed herself? >> yeah, we are -- we are looking into it. can you give me any insight into what might have happened? >> i don't know. i decided to go home. >> reporter: karrie told police she had stopped by the house that night. >> when i got there, my mom started freaking out. >> in karrie's words, they had a fight. he

michele l.n. >> judith florence hofmiller. >> wallace cole hogan, jr. >> thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> jonathan r. hohmann. >> cora hidalgo holland. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmie i. holley. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas p. holohan. >> herbert wilson homer. leroy w. homer, jr. >> bradley v. hoorn. >> james p. hopper. >> montgomery mccullough hord. michael joseph horn. >> matthew douglas horning. robert l. horohoe, jr. >> michael robert horrocks. >> aaron horwitz. >> charles j. houston. >> uhuru g. houston. >> angela m. houtz. >> george gerard howard. >> brady kay howell. >> michael c. howell. >> steven leon howell. >> jennifer l. howley and her unborn child. >> milagros hromada. >> marian r. hrycak. >> stephen huczko, jr. >> kris robert hughes. >> paul rexford hughes. >> robert t. hughes, jr. >> thomas f. hughes, jr. >> timothy robert hughes. >> susan huie. >> lamar demetrius hulse >> john nicholas humber, jr. >> william christopher hunt. >> kathleen anne hunt-casey. >> josep

michelle: possibly.that folks in washington, politicians in general are very focused on the un-limit rate, -- the unemployment rate, job creation that matters to the average person out there. to the extent that the numbers disappoint, that can help spur greater action, and digitally the adverse is true, too. a very strong report could send the signal that the economy is ok, so i think the uncertainty matters quite a lot in terms of another round of stimulus. jonathan: great to catch up, as always. michelle meyer there of bank of america securities. a couple of hours later, we will catch up with larry kudlow from the white house. tom: what are you going to ask him? i think this is serious. they clearly want a stimulus at 1600 pennsylvania avenue come of it is the basic idea that they stimulus,itty-bitty and speaker pelosi wants more enormous? jonathan: they wanted to be targeted. the question for larry kudlow today is whether he thinks this economy is self-sustaining. that would imply that they don't thin

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. i love to hear you say it michelle. let's get to your forecast on this friday morning. mary lee standing by with that. good morning, mary. >>> good morning to you len and michelle. so happy it is friday. we made it to the end of the week and today enjoy these seasonal temperatures. bustlings are going to be changing with temperatures heating up for sure and that high fire danger. also could see some more hazy skies as we look to the weekend. so definitely enjoy this friday. looking at a live treasure island camera this morning. with some patchy fog out there. as we look to our afternoon, our air quality forecast, good to moderate. so moderate air quality for north bay and east bay. looking at good air quality for the rest of the bay area. as we head through our day today, looking at those highs right around where we should be for this time of year, upper 60s in san francisco and mid 70s in oakland and 80 for san jose and looking at 86 for concord. let's talk about that high fire danger. actually now a red flag warning f

that afternoon, i am michelle griego. we just heard from san francisco officials about the poor air quality for today and beyond. >> in the past seven days alone, we have dealt with the heatwave, dark skies, continued poor air quality, although while we are still responding to a global pandemic. rectiv whher ne temporary rest from the poor air quality. >> officials are over urging people to stay indoors as air quality is expected to get worse. uni will be free today to make sure people have access to weather relief. as of now, the selma testing site will be closed due to poor air quality. >>> just look at all of that smoke across the bay area today. you can really see it. it is everywhere. san francisco, oakland, and san jose. meteorologist mary lee has a closer look at our unhealthy conditions. >> michelle, it is so bad out there. we are looking at air quality conditions unhealthy to hazardous today. it is even worse compared to yesterday. all of that heavy smoke really settling into the bay area down to the surface. you

g michelle? > images of the unpren or y across thbaarea plenty of people say the smoke choked skies is giving them anxiety. kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live from treasure island with how the eerie skies are really taking a toll on people's mental health. katie? >> reporter: yeah, michelle, some people were describing it almost like the apocalypse and others said they felt like they were living on another planet. some saying is this what it feels like to live on mars? any way you want to describe it, we know that those skies were not what we would consider normal. >> ominous, ominous and bleak. >> it's apocalyptic. >> just kind of feels like the sky is falling. >> i honestly felt like -- we're under attack or something. [ laughter ] >> reporter: me l meteorologists with the national weather service says the reason the sky changed colors yesterday is because the smoke was higher in the atmosphere than where it normally settles. and then as the sun filtered through, all of that particulate matte

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hi again, michelle >> hi there, guys. yeah, we are going to be tracking sally over the next five days, and it's going to be a slow mover so we have watches and warnings set in place along the gulf coast. so we're looking from new orleans to mobile and also panama city. we could see up to 24 inches of rain in some spots so generally 6 to 18, that is a lot of rain. this could be of historical proportions. we'll be watchint that in the dt southwest. that heat continues, phoenix 103 degrees. all right, guys, yeah, we are going to be watching this closely. we could see history unfolding before our very eyes >> all right a lot to watch thank you, michelle. >>> former nba basketball player pau gasol and his wife welcomed their first child who they named after the daughter of gasol's late friend, kobe bryant he took to instagram to make the announcement, writing elizabeth gasol. and they chose vanessa bryant to be their daughter's god mother she wrote, my god daughter is here so touched by your request >>> still to come, californ

michelle? >>> all right, mary, thank you. and images of that unprecedented orange sky across the bay made national headlines yesterday. plenty of people say the smoke choked skies is giving them anxiety. kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live from treasure island with the report. >> reporter: yeah, michelle. some people were saying it looked like the apocalypse and others said it looked like they moved to mars and any way you want to describe it, one thing people were saying is that it definitely was not normal. >> ominous, ominous and bleak. >> it's apocalyptic. >> just kind of feels like the sky is falling. >> i honestly felt like -- we're under attack or something. [ laughter ] >> reporter: meteorologists with the national weather service say the reason the sky changed colors yesterday is because the smoke was higher in the atmosphere than where it normally settles. anas the sun therapists say even though people can understand the scientific explanation for the know no, phenomenon it's complet

te saludo con la nueva normalidad las clases son por televisiÓn por computadora y con internet, michellehabÍa manera de echarle ganas tan solo por el televisor por no poder aprender mÁs. >>> viven en soledad en san luis potosÍ para un municipio muy pobre, pero su caso por lo conociÓ la fundacion renace interpusieron un amparo en la suprema corte y por eso el gobierno deberÁ inscribirla sin que les pague inscripciÓn y ademÁs darle una televisiÓn, para que tome sus clases. >>> escuchemos a michelle quiÉn estÁ feliz. >>> que me siento feliz porque me van a comprar una televisiÓn, para la clases en la televisiÓn. >>> pero este caso podrÍa ayudar muchos niÑo porque el son millones los que no tienen televisiÓn, no tienen computadora, y tampoco internet escuchemos al abogado de michelle. >>> y niÑos y niÑos menores de edad en sus casa que no tienen televisor, y tambiÉn no tienen acceso a energÍa elÉctrica. >>> quizÁs sea el camino para michelle un dÍa se convierta en doctora, regreso contigo. >>> ojalÁ que sÍ, gracias raÚl. >>> vamos al salvador, donde los bienes de un coyote fueron cono tis ad

first lady michelle obama, the comment was insulting and racist.he has now made it impossible for her ever to run for office again because that statement was on her. let's break let's deal with the facts. , iowa, 97 percent white, gave barack obama and first lady michelle obama a victory caucus and back-to-back elections. she made a moral decision that she is now in in the hearts and minds of every american and that is the part that was insulting. that comment she made on that podcast, if she made that in that court of law she would be convicted of racism. i think the comments were offensive and insulting two every american. to think she knows within the heart of every white american pride and voters think she knows what's in the mind of every black americans, it's insulting. >> for the first time in my adult life i am proud of my country. she said famously back when her husband was running, kimberly? >> i don't know what's going on and what michelle obama's life experiences have been, but i can tell her, i won my primary on june 2nd with 70 percen

>> michelle worked with the same artist.oes the description of the guy crystal's sister says was waiting on the staircase, does that match the description of the guy people say were running away after the shooting? >> almost identical. >> here's the sketch drawn from both their descriptions. you happy with the final sketch? it looked like the guy? >> oh, yeah. it looked like him. >> but he didn't look like any of the men in crystal taylor's life. not derek. not dino. and not javante's father, kenneth. cop would have to figure out who he was and where to find him. monica and michelle didn't want to wait for that. >> we've been watching "cold case" and crimin"criminal files all that so we thought were were a real detective. >> too much tv can be a dangerous thing. was the dynami the taylor family. the sisters who were going to help crystal raise her son are now helping solve her murder. so sketch in hand, they canvassed the neighborhood. you, not the police? >> she became so obsessed. >> it worried me how obsessed she was with

michele: interesting you say that.tarting about mid august, i started taking some money off the table with my large-cap mega names, especially in the technology area. right now, i have about 20% cash. for most of my portfolio, i'm looking at unhedged equities at about 25%. surehave overlays to make if we do have downside here, i don't lose as much. but, then i can participate in the upside. haidi: really great to have you with us. michele connell with us. let's get to karina mitchell with the first word headlines. karina: china's imports of u.s. goods in the first eight months of 2020 were less than a third of the total target set for the year in the phase i agreement. facing promised to spend an extra $200 billion on goods and services this year and next, but has barely managed 33% of the overall goal. $4 billion. under house speaker nancy pelosi says the white house will have to accept much more spending if there's to be any hope of a stimulus bill before the election. she says she still hopes they can bridge the tri

michelle died but somehow our daughter survived.nessed in the aftermath of the explosion. in the days after the attack, the people of manchester stood together in grief. michelle's husband described the comfort he got from that city—wide support. they demonstrated in the most incredible way that choosing love can be the more powerfulforce. for this, i say thank you to the wonderful manchester people, for restoring my faith in humanity during the hardest time of my life. through pictures, video, music and anecdotes, little by little we are getting to know each of those who died, through the tributes their families have created. some come to court to speak in person, others to watch, as their words are read out orfilms shown. hi, i'm elaine mclver's sister, linda. "do a pen portrait", they said. the mcivers said that pictures would paint a thousand words for them, and opened their family photo album in tribute to elaine. thejones family came to court and also chose to show photos, explaining that 14—year—old nell lit up their days wit

grossman who is tracking sally for us michelle, good morning >> yeah morgan is right, sally is going to come to a halt as it approaches the coast and we'll see massive amounts of rain, up to 24 inches this is a snapshot of the tropics. we are ripe for development, and we're continuing to see it organize and strengthen over the next 24 to 36 hours and we expect it to become a category 1 storm later today. right now a tropical storm at 60 miles per hour, moving west at 12 miles per hour. which doesn't sound that bad, but once we go through the next couple of hours, we have some steering currents in place so it's going to bring it down to a halt. that's pretty much the worst thing that can happen with a hurricane. so later on today, a category 1 storm. we expect it to make landfall as a category 1 storm and looking at a potential of 24 inches of rain in many spots so flash flooding concerns will be the biggest take away from sally. that's what we'll be talking about over the next five days. when i come back, we'll talk about the impact of the rain and wind and storm surge >>> now to the

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. cooler weather is on tap for today. but it won't last long. mary lee has your forecast. >>> yeah, len and michelle, and enjoy today with temperatures just a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. the heat is on for sure as you look to the end of the week with that high fire danger. so a lot to get to, this morning though looking at that strong onshore flow. and good air quality. great to see that clean and fresh air get out there and enjoy it for today starting off with some patchy fog along the coast and right around the bay and even a gray start for the inland locations with the sea breeze kicking in for us. the daytime highs 86 in concord and looking at 82 in san jose and 74 in oakland and 68 for san francisco. a fire weather watch with critical fire weather conditions for saturday and 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. on monday. from north bay mountains and east bay hills and interior valleys and talk more about the high fire danger for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. now let's

michelle died, but somehow my daughter survived.hysically unscathed. however, the horrors she must have witnessed in the aftermath of the explosion are fully known only to herself. in the days after the attack, the people of manchester stood together in grief. michelle's husband described the comfort he got from that city—wide support. they demonstrated in the most incredible way that choosing love can be the more powerfulforce. for this, i say thank you to the wonderful manchester people, for restoring my faith in humanity during the hardest time of my life. through pictures, video, music and anecdotes, little by little we are getting to know each of those who died, through the tributes their families have created. some come to court to speak in person, others to watch, as their words are read out orfilms shown. hi, i'm elaine mciver‘s sister, linda. "do a pen portrait", they said. the mcivers said that pictures would paint a thousand words for them, and opened their family photo album in tribute to elaine. thejones family came the

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. to the forecast first, here's mary lee. >>> good wednesday morning to you len and michelle. halfway through the workweek. and we are looking at near normal temperatures. maybe a degree or two warmer compared to yesterday. but still, looking great across the bay area. good air quality as we start off our day. that clean and fresh air continues for the region with that onshore flow. now let's show you our daytime highs. because we are looking at temperatures about upper 60s in san francisco and mid 70s in oakland and mid 80s for san jose and upper 80s for concord. so looking at a degree to six degrees above average for this time of year although in san francisco two degrees below average. we'll talk about some changes as we look to the weekend and p possibility ely going to heat highnger as well. inst minuten >>> hey,d mornin takinglook at right now. straight to the nimitz freeway, 880 northbound. they have lanes blocked due to a crash involving a couple of vehicles. they're going they

the eu has made this for it, michel barniersaying, no claiming the eu has made this for it, michel barnier words, and it shows the tensions in these talks. chris, you were going to say something there. i think what the government is doing is preparing for ano government is doing is preparing for a no deal. when this withdrawal agreement was signed up, the uk government hope there will be a deal that will replace parts of that which allow the eu to have low over northern ireland but because of the way the eu has behaved according to brexiteers this new law needs to allow britain we still have sovereignty over parts of the uk which is not part of northern ireland and that is why it is happening. so, really, it is a bright class an emergency situation which hopefully will not be required but this must go through this week. this will show there is real intent this government is ready for a no deal and it may bring the eu round toa deal and it may bring the eu round to a deal which is acceptable to the uk. joe, do you think we will get to that point, will the eu... there has to be some middle g

michelle? >>> gianna, thank you. two officers shot during protests in louisville overnight after a grand jury declined to charge officers for killing breonna taylor a black woman whose death has sparked nationwide outrage. >> that announcement yesterday sparking protests in dozens of cities across the country. and here at home. san francisco, san jose and oakland. let's begin with late breaking developments from louisville and how breonna taylor's family is responding. laura podesta reports. >> reporter: two louisville police officers are recovering after being shot as protesters took to the streets in response to a grand jury announcement in the police shooting of breonna taylor. one officer will be charged. but not for her death. >> the decision before my office as the special prosecutor in this case was not to decide if the loss of miss taylor's life was a tragedy. the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. >> reporter: former officer brett hankison was charged with three counts of wanton edge dangerment fo

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. nvidia overnight out of santa rosa , the shady fire has crested the hillside, pushing for the skyhawk area. this video near loss almost road, strong winds forcing the fire closer and closer to home's. >> this map shows the latest mandatory evacuation order in napa county. residence east of howell mountain road from across my drive to cold springs road must leave their homes. officials advise, you evacuate via pope valley instead of deer park road. in santa rosa, folks east of brush creek road, west of calistoga road and north of badger road are under an evacuation morning. >> in less than 24 hours the flames have scorched 2500 acres and containment stands at 0%. the blaze, call the glass fire because of how close they start to glass mountain road. the flames are dangerously close to structures, threatening 2200 buildings. >> the wildfires are adding a lot of smoke to the already hazy air. chopper 5 was over the massive plume of smoke in napa county. spare the air alert has been extend

michelle was named michelle at birth before having any gender confirmation surgery she took part in a beauty contest and. she added herself as transgender after her victory that was considered a scam. came 29 years later we met up with her again. it was very difficult at the time to survive as a transgender or gay or lesbian person especially by white a small but very in town that was taboo of course it was really bad with all the threats i got death threats phone calls wrong in underwear fact. despite such adversity michelle doesn't regret coming out just the opposite she's proud of herself and of her past and she hopes to be a role model for others. sophie mentioned you think there are so many people who have the same problem i do who would like to go down the same path but don't know where to turn or what they should do but they hide themselves just as i had myself for years too afraid of coming out so i thought that was the opportunity to say people tolerate us we're human beings just like everyone else yes or yes we're thinking also mentioned the. last tolerance a lot of fear peo

. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's get a check of the weather right now with meteorologist mary lee. good morning. >>> good morning to you michelle and len. and we are looking at temperatures and conditions very similar compared to yesterday. but big changes ahead as we look to tomorrow and friday. want to give you an update on what firefighters are up against this morning. dealing with the glass fire. temperatures cooler in the mid 50s to mid 60s. humidity higher. 33% to 59%. and light northwesterly winds. now as we look to tomorrow, we do have a high fire danger with a fire weather watch that will be in effect from 1:00 p.m. tomorrow until 6:00 p.m. friday for ththats incl thass fire. we going thsee the wind pick up and lower relative humidity values as we head to thursday and for friday. in the meantime, with those temperatures this afternoon, looking at 74 in san francisco and 84 in oakland and 89 for san jose and 99 for a high for concord with the spare the air alert that remains in effect. i'll show you the

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese.ry lee and mary, any sign of a cooldown on the way? >>> there is len and michelle. so we are looking at temperatures a little bit cooler for today. all because of that smoke though that we have in our air here in the bay area. so let's check air quality conditions. and we are looking at moderate to unhealthy air for sensitive groups for many locations. so red dots indicating unhealthy air for everyone. so that's for parts of the santa cruz mountains as well as

michelle died, but somehow my daughter survived.ally unscathed. however, the horrors she must have witnessed in the aftermath of the explosion are fully known only to herself. in the days after the attack, the people of manchester stood together in grief. michelle's husband described the comfort he got from that city—wide support. they demonstrated in the most incredible way that choosing love can be the more powerfulforce. for this, i say thank you to the wonderful manchester people, for restoring my faith in humanity during the hardest time of my life. through pictures, video, music and anecdotes, little by little we are getting to know each of those who died, through the tributes their families have created. some come to court to speak in person, others to watch, as their words are read out orfilms shown. hi, i'm elaine mciver‘s sister, linda. "do a pen portrait", they said. the mcivers said that pictures would paint a thousand words for them, and opened their family photo album in tribute to elaine. thejones family came the cour

now arrested 5 migrants in connection with that blaze on tuesday european union council president michel paid a visit to those posts. as he walked away from a temporary migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos european union council president a shot of michelle made it clear he was not walking away from the problem. he. killed a very complex situation both on behalf of the european union i would want to see that i refused to. challenge this is a common european challenge by the end of the month you can commissioning things new country proposing to. those proposals that are expected to include tougher border policing policies and renewed efforts to resettle migrants across the european union are in the day both michelle and the greek prime minister jointly appealed for more solidarity from the e.u. . athens wants other member states to help run the new refugee camps being built on greece's eastern islands. meanwhile the greek economy has set up temporary accommodation for thousands of migrants displaced by the fires at the more a camp. across the. from these temporary camps many greek r

i am michelle griego. >> i am len keise. we are trusting gusty winds. let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist mary lee. >>> wind gusts are up to 40 miles an hour in north bay mountains. critical fire weather conditions and we are watching the winds take that turn out of the north and northeast. it is very dry air with that onshore flow. red flag warnings are in effect for the north bay. until 8:00 on wednesday, we are looking at low relative humidity values for the north bay mountains from 5:00 until 11:00 because of the possibility of downed trees and power lines and wind gusts up to 15 miles an hour in the north bay mountains. it is a big concern. our temperatures are not as hot as yesterday but still warm to hot conditions across our region. mid 80s in san francisco and mid 90s in san jose and triple digit heat for concord and with those triple digit temperatures expected in the concord area, a cooling center will be open in concord at the concord senior center and that is from 1:00 until 6:00 today, just to h

where and of only was being treated so michelle what more has the hospital said. well not that terribly much we got installments of news of his recovery over those 34 days he was in the charité clinic behind me and this morning we learned that he is well enough to have left the clinic is whereabouts is unclear at this very moment in time but that it was still unclear that press release says what's the long term effects of the poisoning will be in the u.s. and we've seen photographs. on these teen has posted them on instagram showing someone who's clearly showing the signs of a severe health problems and the big question now is what will never do next after his aides had indicated in recent days that he would be wanting to head back to russia that is one of the big looming questions will he go back to that country do we know though in the meantime does he plan to continue at least his medical treatment in germany. but there are very few details we have so far we simply don't know at this very moment in time that statement we saw this morning indicates that there ar

michelle. of asfire where you can see flames coming through calistoga creeping up on highway 29 overnight but the fire is burning north and east. somewhat away from populated areas. fire crews are working hard just north of calistoga trying to keep the flames from jumping the highway. >>> calistoga remains a ghost town for now. monday night, the fire was slowly approaching town but now the fire has moved up and the orange glow can be seen on the northeast side of highway 29. cal fire says it has more than 2,000 firefighters working to knock down the glass fire. but they are spread throughout napa and sonoma counties. calistoga residents are glad the fire hasn't entered city limits but they are still nervous. >> this is not good you know? p careful. >> couple of times every summer. i guess that's now the price to pay for living here. it's a great place to live, but -- it feels like a bit of a beat down. >> cal fire crews are providing structure protection but are letting some of the flames burn.

michelle? >>> anne, thank you. some bay area residents tell us the wildfire smoke added to refinery emissions has now created a health nightmare for them. according to the state, refineries like valero in benicia or chevron in richmond emit nearly 200 different chemicals. add on the poor air quality we've seen of late and the pandemic, those with respiratory issues are struggling to breathe. >> as these things become more and more common every year as a result of climate change, we're talking about our health and we're talking about our kids' health and we have got to figure that out. where i've practiced in richmond. the rate of asthma is twice that of the national average. >> another concern is how this health crisis is disproportionately affecting low income communities. the chair of the west oakland environmental indicators project says quote -- poor people also rely on a minimal system of health care through local overworked public health clinics or reliance on emergency rooms. the smoke just exaggerates deep

michelle was named michelle at birth before having any gender confirmation surgery she took part in a beauty contest and. she outed herself as transgender after her picture that was considered a scam. came 29 years later we met up with her again. but. it was very difficult at the time to survive as a transgender or gay or lesbian person especially by white a small but very in town that was taboo of course he was really bad with all the threats i got death threats phone calls wrong and i wonder if that. despite such adversity michelle doesn't regret coming out just the opposite she's proud of herself and of her past and she hopes to be a role model for others. in the pits open mentioned he thinks there are so many people who have the same problem i do who would like to go down the same path but don't know where to turn or what they should do that they hide themselves just as i had myself for years too afraid of coming out so i thought that was the opportunity to say people tolerate us we're human beings just like everyone else yes or yes we're thinking also mention the. last tolerance

kingston is live there now with more on the chaotic say michelle. >>it was definitely scary here at the walmart in american canyon earlier today, many shoppers are running out of the parking lot to safety. >>they have officers with there inside the stores, rifles and guns out. they're not allowing us to go in. >>in the middle of the day a walmart in american canyon shoppers say they were told to leave the store immediately after a fight broke out inside a fist fight going on with 2 men one with a mask and one. >>it didn't have a mask on and so i just went about my business was getting my grossi's bell of a sudden. there was this employees that was yelling and moving toward me and telling everyone to evacuate the store it was a chaotic scene in the parking lot with shoppers running out to safety, many of them thought there was a shooting happening inside and then i just before or from exit. >>and a split screen little kids were crying so it's like ok, you know like what the heck is going american canyon police confirm no shots were fired and no one w

michelle was named michelle at birth before having any gender confirmation surgery she took part in a beauty contest and. she outed herself as transgender after her victim that was considered a scam. came 29 years later we met up with her again. up the family side it was very difficult at the time to survive as a transgender or gay or lesbian person especially by white a small but very in town that was taboo of course it was really bad with all the threats i got death threats phone calls wrong and hounded or fact. despite such adversity michelle doesn't regret coming out just the opposite she's proud of herself and of her past and she hopes to be a role model for others. to get sophie mentioned he thinks there are so many people who have the same problem i do who would like to go down the same path but don't know where to turn or what they should do but they hide themselves just as i had myself for years too afraid of coming out so i thought that was the opportunity to say people tolerate us we're human beings just like everyone else yes or yes we're thinking also mention the. last to

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>>> yeah, for sure len and michelle.still dealing with those smoky skies now and our weather conditions not exactly like yesterday. but we are still dealing with the lot of smoke and this morning, we are waking up to unhealthy air quality. you can see all of those red dots indicating that unhealthy air as we start off the day. the spare the air alert that remains in effect today a record 24 days in a row with our spare the air alert that has been extended today

because we have had some pushback from michel barnier and also the dup. establish a customs border in the irish sea. it is what borisjohnson signed up to in that agreement because he did not want a border on on the island of ireland so he kept northern ireland in a customs territory with the eu, so it does seem rather strange to be claiming now that the agreement threatens the integrity of the uk when that is what he committed to, in essence, by signing that deal. you saw today quite an interesting spat, publicly, between michel barnier and david frost over this question of a blockade in the irish sea. borisjohnson claim that the eu made this threat, michel barnier saying, "no, we haven't". david frost saying, "yes, you have" so really quite a public war of words there and it shows the tensions there are now in these talks. time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. hot weather is on the way to england and wales for the next couple of days, but it's been rain that's been causing a bit of a headache in the northwest of scotland. this we

>>un force michelle kingston live for us now with more on the chaotic scene michelle. >>it was definitely very scary for many shoppers here at the walmart in american canyon, many of them having no idea what was going on running out of the store to safety. >>they have officers with there inside the stores rifles and guns not allowing us to go in a chaotic walmart in american canyon is a fist fight going on with 2 men one with a mask and one. >>it didn't have a mask on and so i just went about my business was getting my grossi's of a sudden. there was this employees that was yelling and moving toward me and telling everyone to evacuate the store and then i just before or from exit. >>and a split screen li%tle kids were crying, so it's like ok, you know like what the heck is going lucy korea had just pulled up to walmart when she noticed people running out of the store in cops with rifles running inside she recorded what was going on many telling her there were shots fired american canyon police later confirming no one was shot, but that there was a fistfight and a 44 ye

michelle, back to you. >>> thank you. right now, there is a $100,000 reward for information leading to the gunman who ambushed two los angeles deputies on saturday. a warning, this video is hard to watch. surveillance footage appears to show a man firing several shots into the passenger side of the patrol car before running off. but deputies were hit and rushed to the hospital for surgery. authorities say that there conditions are improving but the gunman is still on the run. >> to get to the point where you have a society that actually -- somebody feels like they ne start now trying to victimize law-enforcement -- that should be you know a big wake-up call. >> reporter: at one point, protesters gathered outside the hospital, chanting against law- enforcement. los angeles mayor eric garcetti said the city is united in denouncing that type of behavior. >> these are folks that put their lives on the line for us and we will find justice for them. and i pray for their recovery. >> reporter: others show support for those offic

michelle, you are a school nurse and a mother in el paso. how are you preparing for the new school year? >> hi, eva. well, we've already started school, but it is a little challenging, because every day, -- everyday something seems to change. we start one day one way and we have to change it the next day. i know right now it is kind of sad to not see the kiddos, but i know that will change. we are going to have to adapt and persevere. but honestly, right now, all i can think about is keeping my kiddos safe. i know back in march, we had them home and they were doing ok. but now they are wanting to take them back to school, and it is a little scary with the uprise in covid cases. so i just want to say that i am committed to take care of my family, my students, and all my staff in my school. i will do whatever it takes to ensure we are all ready to go back to school safe and healthy. and i know that i am optimistic to move forward with our life. and joe biden will be the one to take us there. i just want to say, for everyone to please remember

michelle linn len. >> mary, thank you. the 49ers kicked off their season against the cardinals at >> air-quality stages below the shold need. the game would have been postponed if the air quality index hits 200 or higher. on top of the smoke, the pandemic also making the season drastically different. stadium lot is packed with cars and tailgaters before the game. but yesterday, you can see it sat empty. more than two weeks ago the 49ers up to play the season opener without fans to comply with covid safety guidelines. >> it's different. it's weird. i drove by the stadium today. nothing but smoke. >> it would've been nice to go a game this year but we all have to be safe. we've all got to be smart about what is going on. >> the niners loss to the cardinals 24 - 20. >>> are back-to-school coverage, in-person classes will resume today for a small fraction of students in san francisco. 40 community hubs will host up to 14 students each. as for actual schools, they can resume in-person classes september 21 with an approved waive

michelle?>> we have never seen this amount of uncontained fire across our state. >> wildfires in oregon have forced half a million people to evacuate their homes. that's more than 10% of the state's population. about 1400 square miles have burned across the state just this week. in southern california, thousands of people hit the road overnight after receiving an evacuation warning. they're trying to get away from the bobcat fire which is burning in the angeles national forest northeast of l. a.. 0% containment. >>> update on the bay area's two largest wildfires east of san jose. the scu lightning complex is now 98% contained. cal fire says flare-ups are still happening in brush fields near the fire's edge. in the north bay, the lnu lightning complex is now 95% contained. >>> i'm katie nielsen live in san francisco where most of the bay area today under a very unhealthy air quality advisory from the air quality index. now it's creating a difficult situation for restaurants and gyms that are for

i am michelle griego. >> i am len keise. with all those lingering concerns and conditions, meteorologist mary lee are starting us off with the forecast. >>> we are tracking a high fire danger as well as the smoke that continues. the heat is not quite as hot as yesterday. we no longer have a heat advisories or excessive heat warnings but still looking at temperatures soaring in the afternoon. let's get to our red flag warning. it is in effect until 8:00 on wednesday for areas highlighted in red, so that is for the north bay mountains and east bay hills and we are watching the winds. they are gusting up to 60 to 61 miles an hour in higher elevations this morning. it is a big concern for bius an also low relative humidity values. a wind advisory for the north bay mountains until 11:00 tonight, with possible downed trees and power lines with these strong winds. let's talk about our temperatures. no longer looking at those incredibly hot temperatures. we're looking hot, just not as hot as yesterday. mid-80s in san francisco and l

back to you, michelle. >>> anne, thank you. here in the bay area, alameda, san mateo and solano counties are in the red this morning after moving up a notch on the state's color coded coronavirus tracking map. technically, that means more businesses are allowed to reopen indoors. and looking live from san mateo county, working out indoors at gyms and fitness centers can happen. you can see not many people inside this fitness center but i'm sure it's going to fill up. some gyms like this 24 hour fitness will be reopening after six months today. indoor dining and going to a movie theater and church can also once again resume with modifications. but alameda county will continue its more restrictive measures like we have seen in santa clara and san francisco counties. >> it's a step in the right direction. but i just think it's a little bit -- we're handcuffed. >> we're fortunate to be able to work at home. some of these essential workers, they don't have that choice. and that's sort of the -- the dilemma we face. >> just last mont

michelle died but somehow my daughter survived. days after the attack the people of manchester stood in grief. they demonstrated an the most amazing way that choosing love could be the more powerful force. for this i say thank you to the wonderful manchester people. for restoring my faith in humanity. during the hardest time of my life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... in england at 10pm curfew will come into force on thursday is coronavirus cases continue to rise. the world health organisation has called for more wealthy countries to join its global vaccine agreement with aims to fair and equitable way. more than 150 countries have signed up more than 150 countries have signed up to the kovacs scheme representing around two thirds of the worlds population. the us and china have declined to join the program. the kovacs will help to bring the pandemic under control. save lives, actually the economy recovery and ensure that the vaccine is a collaboration not a contest. this is not charity, it's in every countries best intere

down nearly 2 percent but what's causing this plunge let's bring in to us co-host christine and michelle knight are part and director of trading research and education for market couch dot com christine let's start with the tech it's obviously taking a big beating again and it's leading these declines what's contributing to this price action today. you know as a high valuations in these mega cap stocks have been stretched far beyond historical levels and this is something that we've warned about multiple times previously on the show that it was just simply not sustainable nor did it make any sense at all the market was rallied up on excessive optimism from cheap money is now correcting itself and it was actually revealed late last week what was behind these many bizarre movements in tech so we had observed previously and so there's a really strange rally where despite the market the up more names were actually down than up in lacked a lot of breath and i was fueled only by a handful of names so now it was revealed that softbank was the primary catalyst behind the tech rally as a billions

michelle: there are new hotspots across the u.s. in the outbreak we saw a lot of infections in cities and areas where people were densely congregating. now that has gotten, because people are wearing masks and socially distancing and taking precautions. we see increasing numbers in more rural areas. we are seeing a lot of cases attached to things like school openings. even less significant things like carpooling to summer outings, gathering with people at picnics, boating. reported from sturgis, the huge motorcycle rally. we have seen the virus penetrate other parts of the u.s. that to this point have not been hard-hit. china is hinting it will take part in a global vaccine program that president trump has shunned. what do we know about that? michelle: the president has been very skeptical about the world health organization and china when it comes to the coronavirus. he has not wanted to work in collaboration with them in terms of getting the virus under control. that is a huge issue when it comes to something like vaccines, becaus