michele's friends for years.ry of that marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing in that? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd? >> tell me the way you came up at first. >> to go to rochester. >> he told police he'd driven up from new jersey to rochester to help karrie move into her college apartment. >> she couldn't fit everything into the car. so i had totes back in princeton that i had to bring. so, when i arrived on saturday, i went to the apartment and i unloaded her car. her stuff. >> karrie's apartme

you'd been thinking about michelle?, absolutely. >> he asked michelle to stick with him that night. and she did. and then everything went sideways. >> and it was the worst date in the world. >> what went wrong? >> i don't know. i was totally off my game. i couldn't speak. but then i asked her out again and she said yes and -- >> well, maybe you did something right. >> i must have. i don't know. or she felt sorry for me, gave me another chance. i don't know. >> michelle's family soon met him. >> next thing you know, they're seeing each other and getting pretty serious. >> after she came along? >> oh, my gosh, world totally changed. i mean, sun got brighter. it was just a totally different world. >> michelle and dan married in 2001 and continued to work together at thermo fisher. not long after, came two daughters. madeline and carly. >> i remember she pretty much said be nice to people. so i am going to be nice to people. >> because she was nice to everybody. >> yeah, she was. >> she would always play games with us in ou

vega like to have michelle doing has their press statement. you will continue to provide rubbish support to your crew, financial humanitarian and political. and we've also mobilized 2000000000 euros to provide military treatment. but ukraine meets more and who are committed to providing more, more military support, more financial needs, morkel to support. we are also committed to supporting your crews with restriction on sanctions. you has improved strategies of heart heating, sanctions against russia drab. russia's ability to which war and the most recent are hillary rule been 90 percent of russian all imported into you by the end of this year. diesel is also is shaping the routine human fuel disorder. at our last european council meeting, we agreed to give you crane envil. dover, changed it states use and you're also ready to grant. and he did see to, to busted as he drove enough into ga, once we forms has been addressed. this is a historic moment for ukraine and for the future of europe with g 7 countries, we all share the same goals to chu

>> michele: no question about it.d reporting very often. but i'm with kat, i think this is follow the money, right? it's not some place they can make a lot of money, they're spending money on maybe opinion writers or sources for opinions, you know, for editorials, whatever, and it has been -- remember you used to write a letter to the editor and you felt like everyone got a fair shake. that's not the way it is anymore. the only letters that get published are the ones they want to public. >> greg: who's the worst person in the community the person who writes letters to the editor always the same person. it is alike ann of kutztown pennsylvania talking about there are ducks in her yard. i loved those. >> michele: those were fun but they don't exist anymore instead like you said we're all getting lectured and people are going to say i'm no longer subscribing to the newspaper. apparently they're getting calls, we're cancelling the papers i'm tired of getting lectured follow the money. >> greg: i love you would have letter

hi again, michelle >> hi there. yeah, we're looking at stormy weather once again today the ohio valley into the great lakes, parts of the northeast as well 43 million people at risk. we could see winds gusting up to 57 miles per hour. that is more than hurricane force winds. you only need 74 miles an hour for category 1 hurricane it will be gusty out there also looking at a chance of hail a few tornadoes are possible tomorrow we're going to see the risk into the carolinas. we're looking at 8 million people at risk once again for gustyds, wi winndt in south central stat1 in san antonio, 97 oklahoma city guys, we'll talk about the week ahead. we'll talk more about the heat, stormy weather and fire alerts out there. >> all right, we'll talk to you soon, michelle thank you. >>> during this pride month we will take a look back at the pulse night club shooting now six years removed. >> millions are facing tough economic times with sky high inflation. we'll talk to multiple families about how they are coping next i literal

michelle aetna, what do you make of the remarks of char michelin? well, he was treading rather carefully. this is the head of those g 70, just guessing together. he knows that even the e. u is not fully united when it comes to energy sanctions. that complete boycott of russia assembly isn't on the cards. there are blockages their particular from hungary and but what he is stressing the need to get this grain out now. and every day i've spoken to so far, nobody really wants to imagine a scenario where it's not possible to get these 20 between 20 and 25000000 tons of grain out. and there's an acute warning by the united nations of hunger. we know that there are a negotiations going on. the russians in one move, actually demanding to inspect ships leaving a mario pool, hobble. why would they want to do this is the response from the ukranian side. so it's, this is stuck at the moment and it is really an acute crisis. now, germany has led the way a, by a fulfilling it's requirements to actually pay for the world food program. not all g 7 countries have.

in january this ear she michelle pentecost. in january this year she sent _ michelle pentecost.entecost. in january this year she sent an abusive text - michelle pentecost. in january this year she sent an abusive text to i year she sent an abusive text to michelle pentecost. thejudge won her last year that when she pleaded guilty he was considering giving her jail time but given her mitigating circumstances, mainly pertaining to her five children and particularly her five children and particularly her eldest son, harvey, thejudge spared herjail time and instead gave her an 18 month community order which you must do 170 hours of unpaid work. katie price gave no emotion when sitting in the dock and as she left court should give a glimmer of a smile. katie price will be back in court next month to answer to a driving offence. a former paratrooper has set what he hopes is a new world record for the lowest—ever parachute jump. john bream — nicknamed the flying fish — made the leap of just 85 feet into a field in hampshire.he did thejump to raise money for the people of ukraine as du

michelle badger led immediately, she neglect or mandate, and the un founding principals. it's notable the outrage was directed at the us and it's on the ground reporting instead of the us lawmakers who are showing once again they only care about human rights when it fits into their political agenda in washington. rachel, blevins, archie, personally, i don't think that the americans are actually in the position to criticize others. but you know, you can't expect people to do what, you know, things in the way you want them to. we have to understand that this is an election year in america, and i think everything becomes political. and also the crux of the matter, i think, is the u. s. government is, is going through a process of putting a new legislations to totally reshape the global supply chain. and that affects a lot of industries actually. but whether this is going to be effective or not, it's going to be beneficial to the consumer as to the different countries economy is. that's a different matter. my personal take is that this is very counter productive in another mo

are they gonna be forced to quit their career like yeah michelle obama what right? yeah. so these are you know, this is a societal issues that what we'll see but you know, it's great topic. i love that this. first lady study persists. thanks to people like you all because it's really actually a funny category of analysis. so one could argue that the presidents like from george, washington to a very disparate group of people. yes. they're male. yes, they're white but as far as like their religion or their backgrounds or region of the country, they're all over the place, but they all have something in common. with the possible exception of warren harding thing and gerald ford, they all decided they wanted to be president at some point. i mean that and that intention is what links them together, but of course for these ladies up to this point now ladies, they don't have that. i mean there's this great moment where in in the showtime series where they're fighting and we saw a little bit. he says you you know what you were in for well in the scene she says no i didn't because

hi, michelle good morning >> good morning to you both. we're looking at record setting heat we're looking at dangerous heat and historical heat over the next few days. temperatures feeling like 115 in a lot of spots we do have heat alerts stretching from the southwest to the upper midwest, to the great lakes. a big part of the country under some sort of heat warning. we're looking at 54 million americans affected this morning and as we go throughout wednesday. this is going to be a big story over the next couple days. that jet stream is so far to the north it's opening the door to the summer like heat we'll see heat index values climbing as high as 110 to 115 that's how it feels on your body and how you need to dress the next few days in nice loose layers we're looking at records being broken in 25 states, a big part of the country, looking at warm air. dangerous heat today lots of 100s out there going to be 90s, 100s, feeling like 110, 115 in many spots. dallas 101 today, 101 in st. louis, 99 degrees in augusta feeling warmer tomorrow we

there hi, michelle >> hi there, guys. we have a lot today. this morning we're watching showers and storms some in the northwest, some in the northern plains and watching showers in the northeast today this is a look at radar. we're watching severe weather this morning in the dakotas. we're going to see the threat for severe weather as we go throughout the rest of today lots of lightning here we have a severe thunderstorm watch in parts of south dakota and as we go throughout the afternoon, 43 million people at risk this afternoon for winds gu gusting to 75 miles per hour that's going to cause damage damage and hail up to an inch and a few tornadoes possible as well we're looking at hundreds in the state of texas 101 in dallas. >>> all right, guys. we're going to look at the week ahead because we have the extreme weather. heat, fire danger and storms, we'll look at that coming up >> a lot of important stuff to cover. thank you, michelle. >>> the tony awards got underway at radio city music hall hosted by ariana due bose it

michelle has already attributed any responsibility to russia in his address. when that he said we need evidence to hold accountable those responsible. we need over things, and that's why we are no helping to collect the evidence of these crimes. impunity is not an option working backwards from a desire conclusion isn't exactly how the process is supposed to work. michelle said, we welcome the international court of justice provisional measures, ordering russia to suspend military operations immediately. but if you really wanted to help and beyond conflict in ukraine and what are your member states flooding the country with weapons rather than on peace? according to michelle, as we speak, we hear reports a russian forces willing sexual violence as a weapon of war. but in fact, as he spoke, ukrainian lawmakers were in the process of moving to fire the official human rights commissioner, nila denisa, who had been spreading most flagrant claims of sexual violence against russian troops. but that's what happens when you officially let there wishful thinking. in ide

as soon as the video ends his michelle ashley in the field, what can i was region? i have a question about the application of counseling session measures, role application. i think back on the rise a we must be my know to those who have me appealed, asking me to re cases in the pony i have your mattress. i basically was going to need to race and of pacific statements, and i was confused to follow her on a sustaining a yes, like sophie and her comments and her statement is total the trail and as well as the total failure of mandate. and there is no any the extra mitigation or direct position campaign is going on in the region to speak off because like she said, there is no but we didn't have any vacation training centers. they are all fully functional prisoners because because the china didn't close it up because their prison, their prison prison. so they're just taking prisoners as well as dictation temps. the location of schools that she had mentioned, there is no additional school before. and these are markup just some costs realistic to show to international medi

the most striking aspect of michelle's portrait is her face is rended for the a gray monochrome.t's not black, it's not white, it's somewhere between. that's the artist's intention. she said she wanted to decouple our reconceptions about color equating to race. your point about an angel is well put. parker curry, the 2-year-old girl in the 1r50eur8 photograph who looked up at michelle obama and told her mother that she looked like a queen, there are subtle cues in each painting, in ba rawblg's, his feet don't seem to rest on the ground, he seems to be lef stating. with michelle obama that beautiful celestial blue and the pose will remind many of the paintings of the virgin mary from renaissance arts. off subtle idea about pilgrimage paintings and the obamas represent a miracle by their achievement. kristen: this is a real educational and interactive exist exhibit. i know there's video of the exhibit that talks about how the portraits were made. we have 20 seconds, i want you to tell me how long will the exhibit be there and how can folks get tickets to see the portraits? >> it'll

michelle was also addressing out the block her attempt to restart. ukraine said great and exports are actually in, in onto to a question though from one of our own colleagues, alexandra for nom. and that's just listen to part of his answer. social form is important. to me, every scene which is possible in order to win blood, the black seat is deposited. there are 22 tons. so $22.00 millions of tons of groups that are currently blocked in the black sea and is while we are totally treated in your mission to lot of efforts in support of antonio to terrorist and united nations are to make sure that the sooner or later and i hope is mr. possible, on agreement to it will be possible to the, to meet possible for ukraine to export through the black sea, the grinch we shall blocked in ukraine at same time, we felt weird in short, possible agreement. we are very active together. we are a member, susan of the to use alternative route through poland through ammonia, and through the 20s, under thomas farah. here in the studio with me when we were watching this life, i noticed you fidgeting on your

michelle, we also saw a more relaxed side of medical absolutely. as she did open up, she opened the answered questions also over why she trembled. and there's a famous pictures where everybody was concerned about her health for her mother had died just a so while before that, since you really opened up percy and she appeared like someone who is essentially actually having a really good time and in doing no longer having the heavy weight of responsibility that she clearly felt throughout her time in office, but still feels as former chance. and that's also why she won't simply pick up the phone to vladimir putin. she said she could pick up the phone too many, many people. but unless the german government asked her to, she wouldn't simply engage on something like that. yeah, we're really in a tricky time right now. michelle griffin for us there on medical speaking to the press. thank you. with the war and ukraine now beyond the $100.00 day mark, opinions in germany are divided on how to deal with roger and bring an end to the fighting. done for knock

michelle brush is in china. let us show the world what is happening to the week people at the same time. i do not think it's a coincidence, sophie thoughts? oh, i think the, the release that was was absolutely intentional to coincide with her visit, as was some shocking new information about forcing tibetan children and young as for into boarding schools where they are forced to learn only in chinese, separated from their parents, their culture and their religion, their language, it would be nice to think that this had influenced the high commissioners thinking . it does not appear to have her remarks, particularly about human rights violations in the week or region started from precisely the premise. the chinese government wanted her to start from not about 50 years of rampant racism and discrimination and repression, but essentially repeating a line. very similar to the chinese government that the problems in the region are one of extremism and terror. she offered no evidence to support that perspective. she o

michelle: it was michelle, which is cedar. a post and you've been with us all some lot of a snooze off. and then it goes like you're still trying to talk to commend on. okay . yeah. videos, the of the saucy shalysea beaumont from cal 1st on us. so what are the of these throughout the will not work here to with car. so just in the hunting the can, you will be like me at garza with a show bull would settle on a master's up on the green auto stores and i sure sleep number 30, some of the buyers here at the close credit the post on and you computer williams, i was still capital interest agility and was up with a token issued a disc. the missile? sure talk is sure. is there sound up which all number is plugged in? mm hm. usa usa, a bounce up is the cable knit on this one. this somebody keep us slow them to receive the ski it also our lady looks at this fornes for or you will switch. it should only be reflected or all the way from over washington law was just a new design is a new prescription. and then each and you hm mm hm. with w

michelle. yeah, that attack back in 201612 died in that 56 were injured and we're getting reports of around 30 injured. possibly one did will bring you up to date. as michelle mentioned, a banks that documentary on the volcanic past of germany's eiffel region. and if it could erupt to life again, for news, go to our website or follow us on instagram or twitter, and painful and feel gale will have your own use next out. with it is a secret war in the scene, endless one axis of the conflict between iran on the one hand and israel in the united states on the other for more than 40 years. the adversaries have been erect .

according to michelle, as we speak, we hear reports. a russian course is willing sexual violence as a weapon war. but in fact, as he spoke, ukrainian lawmakers were in the process of moving to fire the official human rights commissioner, neela denise de la, who had been spreading ros flavored claims of sexual violence against russian troops. but that's what happens when you officially let their wishful thinking and argue like the wine is substitute for care, consideration of facts and her sources. speaking, if you ever bothered to investigate deeds, definitely documented sexual violence of margaret's in libya, which amnesty international and other human rights groups attributed to the policy setting in the way of nato's member countries invasion, andy stabilization of that our country. this horrifying report chet's new light on the suffering of people intercepted at sea and returned to libya where they are immediately funnelled into arbitrary detention and systematically subjected to torture, sexual violence, forced labor and other expl

michelle batch lay to china. could this be what we get activists are looking for to stop the persecution of their communities in china? ah, it's good to have back here on the street. ryan is sophia mama, john. they are experts when we're looking at the week of people and the treatment of the week, people in china array and welcome back. please remind our audience, who you are and what you do. i'm you good to be with you. i'm a humorous lawyer and he'll follow at the mom. sophie, welcome back to the street. please introduce yourself to our international viewers in such a pleasant me back. i'm human rights watch with china director and smart jan. welcome back to the stream. please introduce yourself to have you as watching on tv and online. thank you very much for having us. and i manage angela. i worked with radio asia as a deputy director where your service was. have so many questions from our audience . when we talk about this subject, when we started on the street many years ago, we had to explain who the week

michelle understand? i swear for real a couple of hours, i will quickly find a job, housing, and in the evening i will take everything from you. okay come on. well , sveta, can you congratulate me? i'm homeless and on a new apartment to the day not yet, yet. is not worry. i left things with a neighbor. now i'll destroy everything else. and in general, you can’t imagine how many people work here, and one of them is definitely mine. yes , i'm telling you, they are sitting and waiting for the beautiful katya to understand, and here i am. actually, i'm a professional artist. anything. thank you. and you know, i specialized in all kinds of festive looks for every taste. holiday - it's good, you know that i will give you our accountant natalya sergeevna with her, this is her husband's anniversary. what are you, she goes to restaurant? but will you make the holiday good? marinochka call screaming, damn it, risky with the director. okay, it won't get any worse. and it can't get any worse. i listen to you. come in

michelle, is it as simple — couple reporting. michelle, is it as simple as _ couple reporting.ple reporting. michelle, is it as simple as saying that. couple reporting. michelle, is| it as simple as saying that the bulk of this sort of rising level of anti— asian hatred is becoming because of the pandemic, a blame on china? i definitely think that there was a huge increase starting with the early 202020, with donald trump blaming china for starting the virus and this widespread sentiment of asians harbouring the virus, which is, you know, unfounded in america, what seeing in new york city. that was michelle tran there. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: 70 years of queen elizabeth meeting her prime ministers. we report on the mystique of the weekly audience. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 74. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended

yes, this shawl, michel, probably just didn’t fit a little into this emotional context that we had, hefrom the very beginning. it seems to me that he did not even hear the speech of vasily alekseevich. although i may be mistaken, he did, however, hear the speech of mr. him and who issued his usual theatrical such, and charge e accusations against us, as always without evidence. eh, in such a boorish manner. it is quite possible that this also turned on mr. michel, and he deviated a little from the notes that were written for him and betrayed e, a little more so personal and a to his offensive. so to speak, a character that is usually not given to speeches in the security council. but the main thing is, of course, that you are absolutely right. the allegations are completely baseless. uh, on the food crisis. he expressed a position that has not been expressed here for a long time, everyone understands that this is not just some one factor that influences it, but many factors, uh, many of which were formed long before the start of our special military operation, and michel straightened e

that's michelle turner next to me.nd khalid with "talk" and ne-yo performing and also featured special messages. michelle obama and the first black vice president of the united states kamala harris and will hear from president joe biden. we'll set the stage for the show in less than an hour by talking to the woman known as the grandmother of juneteenth which is opal lee. amazingly young at 95. played a leading role to push lawmakers to formally recognize this holiday. so happy to be with you. it will be a production unlike anything we have seen. the first thing you hear groaning is next to me, michelle turner. >> i want to know who authorized this pairing. >> it will be trouble. >> right? >> i miss sitting next to you on cnn set. >> a picture perfect day in hollywood. so glad to see many people filed into the hollywood bowl already. >> you know who's there? >> yes. >> sara sidner is there. tell us what to expect in the hours ahead. >> can i just say i'm so happy to be alive to be a part of this? >> yes, sister. >> i'm

my me, i'm michelle 6, i'm we t yup. will your energy from last couple us longest last night you there at your company or the most of executives on the production. and i was thinking great in the parking scalable and jacob border where we used to show movies. if i wasn't worth the worst of interest to stay with us, i use just to keep was daniel or christine, you will get the work done. yeah. and a couple of units of cs, cousin was up on me. so the other one you still with my, i'm not, can you still grades would start and you'll be, what is the media? we would be on your criteria. the way you did that when you, unless shalean might done lowest to fuel. you learned the graphs, for instance, like you said, i was like a baby listen, somebody was nuclear wasn't in probably a shilling. you getting the go grains of a new one use and sure enough when you to one of the with a need. good boy finish exposure. and your voice teacher, leaders and rank and file members. if nationally, still organizations admit they had been preparing

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she knows michelle. it have a oil put you ation kentoria, residential in reynold knowing this at the hospital with that useful old shift, almost choice lusciously was from police to keep us they had left when she let us know you got a still grey in the morning and just generated you, but i wish only to go on it or should i just leave from wish i just received ink was totally steady shasky new guy. you know, you're going to communicate this well, is that about the what is union with the board with the lease is up with us. so we chose to brainstorm drip out because the worst them we was that about them. we mean probably will touched on years up on. no, great. and did you think a use of can pull them? of course you always need we sure. john mitchell, by discourse, was while it wasn't the engine, why don't you bring your point of view integrity and you contribute those because the worst possible manual or anybody key for a little promotion list you were born when you, when you do business with, would you pla

jonathan: bob michele, do you agree? bob: we have eight months until we hit the 3% fed funds rate market is pricing in. let's see what happens over those next eight months. sure, they are going to raise rates to that level. sure, quantitative tightening will have an impact. sure, consumption will slow down. but will it slow down enough? that is what we are waiting to see. if you go back eight months, it was october last year, nobody was thinking about russia and ukraine. so, a lot can happen. i think what is important is the fed cannot make a mistake on inflation again. they already got it wrong last year. think they're going to air on the side of raining it in. if it does not come down to three, 3.5% by year end, then they are going higher than the 3% the market is pricing in. jonathan: let's talk about the kind of economy you are anticipating. there is a man you might be familiar with that talked about a hurricane coming. how bad do you think this is going to be, bob? bob: long-range weather forecasting is an inexact s

michelle: we all are.end of the day, what happens in the jobs market will inform overall consumer spending, an indication of the health of the business community. the data so far has shown the labor market is strong. if you look at the high-frequency jobless claims number, which will give you a proxy for layoff, it remains at low levels. certain industries are announcing they are cutting their workforce. those related to the housing market, those in more of the parts of the economy that have had those deflate. but broadly speaking there is not much evidence in these high-frequency data points that there are large-scale cuts in the workforce. the first step would see removal of job openings. perhaps you start to see slowdown of job creation. that would actually be a good thing, and getting to this normal equilibrium for the economy. obviously more worrisome would be if you see large-scale layoffs which is not happening at the moment. kriti: michelle meyer, fascinating stuff. chief economist at mastercard. a

build a safer and freer and more prosperous prosperous world well, then let's listen to charles michel's strong statement. the kremlin can ban the use of the word war, but this does not change the reality that breaks the heart of thousands of dead ukrainian women, children and men, atrocities , rape, numerous destroyed ukrainian cities - this is a war, a barbaric war that was started by a permanent member of this council strong words are war - this is a barbaric war and these words were said by the president of the european council, charles michel. we thank him for such a statement. the truth is eye-popping permanent representative russia's representative to the security council of the united nations vasiliy nebenze could not sit down during this speech by the president of the european council, charles michel, and quietly left the meeting hall. this happened at the moment when the layer of lemishel accused russia of artificially creating the world food crisis . comrade vasiliy then he did not comment on his act in any way, the deputy dmytro polyanskyi apologized for him and said that it

oh, michelle zauner. welcome.for our second record - >> jimmy: or maybe don't explain it just keep it like that i like the rumor >> no, it's a good thing >> jimmy: sure >> before japanese breakfast i used to be in a very unpopular punk band called little big league our bass player left to join another band that was more popular. and he sat me down at the table and was like, "you know, i love this band. i wish we could continue on together but this other band invited me to play, and we're going to be jimmy fallon big and so, i have to pursue my dream. and it's, like, my band mate who is like a brother, so it felt like i was losing a a brother in a way and i felt all this shame that we weren't big enough to keep him in the band. and then a few years l and then we actually got to play "jimmy fallon." >> jimmy: that's a great story [ cheers and applause oh, i'm so happy that's a great story >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's full circle you've also been on the show, because you were one of the finalists of our boo

michelle, i read the title of your book many, many times. it has never felt more urgent and more relevant than it feels in this moment. tell me what americans are waking up to today, this first day in a post roe america? >> they are waking up to free states and non-free states. the symbolism cannot be ignored to american slavery and jim crow, when there are people that had to flee the non-free states in order to get to places that protected their bodily autonomy and liberty. that is what people are waking up to today. to a framework of second class citizenship, they are waking up to clinics being shuttered, two sheriffs arriving -- there are people dealing with the devastating potential consequences of bearing mandated pregnancies that they don't want. i think for people that are in the medical field, they're walking up to a lot of sorrow and horror, twofold. one, maternal mortality is absolutely at an extreme in the united states. we ranked 50th in the world in terms of mortality for mothers. in mississippi, a black woman's 118 times more l

i think michelle hits on an important point.possible and even likely that the equivalent of january 6, 2025, we will be able to protect the capitol from a mob. that is something we know how to do, that we have never dealt with in this county is a precinct by precinct effort driven by the top levels of one of our political parties to try to deny the white house to the rightful winner of the electoral college and that is what is happening before us and it is something we have to fight for and be focused on and every democrat with a platform has to be talking about it so we are aware of what the stakes are. >> and, dan, given your background in doing these kinds of messaging efforts, i mean, where do you see the committee going because on the one hand they've been able to really marshall this fact and evidence-based presentation. we discussed that and covered it here. on the other hand, sooner or later all hearings come to an end. and whether they have implicitly or explicitly made the case for indicting anyone directing this, whet

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good morning, michelle >> good morning.onger earlier and staying around a little later too. now we're looking at strong storms today in parts telephone central plains we're also looking at some showers, heavy rain through parts of the upper midwest, into the tennessee valley we're going see showers and storms toasty in texas temperatures over 100 degrees in many, many spots we're looking at sunshine along the northeast and midatlantic coasts as we head towards wednesday, stormy from the ohio valley into the northeast midatlantic as well really pleasant day in the northern plains. hot and dry. that continues in the southwest. the fire danger continues as well by friday we like to see this fantastic from the great lakes to the northeast to the midatlantic down to parts of the southeast. but staying soggy in the upper midwest. >>> how would you feel about a four-day workweek? one place is tinitut 'll take you there next. eze unsh fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough

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nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here for us. good monday morning, michelle. >> good morning. and yeah, we're watchinga cold front that's going to bring some showers and storms, some wet weather early on this monday morning. it's going to bring cooler and more comfortable temperatures to many of us let's start looking at radar because we're looking at a long stretching cold front from new england all the way to the southern plains bringing that wet weather. you can even see some lightning strikes. we do have some embedded thunderstorms as well. looking closer to the northeast you see some pockets of heavier rain where you see the yellows and the oranges and the reds and that's going to be the story as we go throughout this monday. we're looking at two to three inches of rain in some spots there's that cold front. it's going to move to the east it could bring some gusty winds as well, even some flash flooding and then tomorrow we could see some training as these storms move very sleely, especially in the southeast along the gulf coast states where we could se rainfalle t103 in

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joining me now is michelle girard mic michelle, it is no surprise that markets are reacting to hotterion prints. they have been happening for some time. that leads to a question if we are near, at, close to or peak in some way. do you feel we are getting there? >> well, i think in terms of inflation, we are getting there. although, certainly what we saw from last friday, we have not gotten there yet i'll be honest we thought the peak might be in. the surprise in food and energy that we know has actually continued into june means we're probably a couple of months away from the headline number showing a peak i was disappointed for those of us who are hopefully beginning to turn a corner i don't mean to say i think inflation is coming down quickly. i thought we might be seeing a peak and gradual easing. the breadth of the gains on friday wasn't just food and energy which is important and likely to persist, but across all of the underlining categories from cars to rent and app apparel, it was broad based. a sign that it is more likely to be more persistent than fed policymakers would hope