michelle and all of it.ourse grew older, taylor is the oldest, followed by kayla, and gianna, and tanner. their mom? about her they have no real memories. >> it's been a long time. >> yeah that's true. most of your lives. how old were you? >> i'm not sure how old i was but i don't have any memories. >> jenna is often told by those who knew michelle how much she resembles her mom. >> i have seen pictures of her, she is very pretty, she is always smiling. she seems like a very happy person. so it makes me feel good that people see me and her. >> and even with that terrible loss, said the kids, they have grown up happy and contempt for the most part. all thanks to one person. >> just tell me about your dad. what kind of guy as he? >> funny. , >> funny? >> he can be -- >> he's funny, he's the most caring guy in the world. he is nice and, we are his whole world, and he is protected by just loves us so much. once the best for us. >> protective dad who said he try to shield them the best he could from the not so ha

michelle: thank you. president joe biden is traveling to israel for a series of meetings there and in the west bank before heading to saudi arabia. thvisit comes as israel has been carrying out military arrest the occupied west bank and a daily occurrence after attacks in the spring. dozens of palestinians have been killed during army incursions this year with the um human rights office raising concerns over excessive force of possible collective punishment accusations rejected by israel. the focus has been on the city of janelle, wears palestinian militant groups have been rearming. as tom baker reports. >> a mother's grief echoes around the grave of her daughter. "you burned my heart," she says. hit by a bullet as she headed home from english class. one among dozens of palestinians killed in the west bank this year. >> when the taxi driver saw the israeli army deployed he asked the girls to dock. the bullet hit her here. it left five holes in her body. >> schoolwork, full ofromise for her family. now al

michelle: turning to the u.k.re the race is on to replace boris johnson as prime minister and leader of the conservative party. 11 mp's have put their names forward. voting is due to start on wednesday, with each candidate needing the support of 30 colleagues to advance to the second round. from there, the candidates will be whittled down in consecutive votes until just two remain, which could happen as early as next week. then, fierce campaigning will follow, culminating in the selection of a new prime minister in early september. let's get the latest from westminster with our political correspondent. thank you so much for joining its. -- joining u we know it successor to boris johnson be picked in september. tell. us about the process. >> the process is underway. hopeful candidates are scrambling to find enough backers from the rest of the conservative party in order to be eligible to put forward an official nomination to be the next leader. we found out today that they will have until tomorrow evening to get to

michelle: thank you. is political turmoil in italy as the president has refused to the resignation of the prime minister. mario druggie who has been in power since 2021 resigned after losing the support of a key party in his coalition a. the president sergio mitra let refused to allow mr. druggie to resign, instead calling on him to address parliament. russian missiles have struck civilian buildings in central ukraine, killing at least 23 people, including three children, injuring as many as 50. the attack took place in the city -- in a city far from the front lines in the eastern portion of the country. sarah rainsford is they are, and a warning, you may find some details in the report distressing. sarah: a sunny morning suddenly turned pitch black. a man filmed this right after the missiles hit. it is the very heart of the city. they killed workers, women, children. there was an air raid siren, but this is central ukraine, far from the fighting, so people ignored it. but the blast was huge. a giant depa

michele? >> michele: it was a present worked for and the hoax that got debunked.g us the stories and why they are telling us the stories and where they get their information. if it's not true, why are they printing this information? he continues to happen and it bothers me as a journalist, as a former journalist. even in sports. we were required to know what we're saying, to quote people accurately, to double source our stories. these are journalistic requirements and they seem to be being bypassed. we talked earlier about that 10-year-old who supposedly needed an abortion. we don't know, and now it's this viral story. this is what is driving people a little mad. >> harris: and the story is coming out of out of the white house. for "the washington post" to then be in a position to question a single source on it is more than awkward. it's like, why are they the single drumbeat? why isn't everyone asking why the president is putting this out there with a single source? but that's part of it for me, the slow down, the delay between what we see, what we know to be tru

so excited to be introducing our amazing first lady michelle obama. well oh. well, hey there. you guys are pretty fired up, right? i like that. i like that. and if people wonder yes, hillary clinton is my friend. she is been a friend to me in barack and malia and sasha and bill. chelsea have been embracing and supportive from the very day. my husband took the oath of office. some campaigning for hillary and i know that there's some folks out there who have commented that. it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. and and that may be true. but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. and that's why i'm out here. i'm out here first and foremost because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend hillary clinton never before in our lifetime. i say this everywhere i go i admire and respect hillary. she has been a lawyer a law professor first lady of arkansas first lady of the united states a us senator secretary of state. she has that was michelle obama

michelle obama coincidentally is reappearing.ng the airwaves to push her new book and tell us how awful america has become. >> a lot has happened. we have seen a global pandemic. we have seen insurrection. a rising tide of hate and bigotry and intolerance and a whole lot more. i have spoken to a lot of loved ones, many of you about what we all seem to be facing what was resulted in from that process is the new book it's called "the light we carry." i think of it as kind of a toolbox. >> jesse: is michigan sell saying she has the tools to fix the problems plaguing america? it certainly sounds like it. why else would she be writing a new book? she doesn't need the money. this book seems awfully political. mitchell's last book sold 17 million copies it wasn't as good as "how i saved the world" but you know people seemed to like it. let's say she did really well in the royalty department. and that's on top of the $65 million book deal her and barack signed for their memoirs in 2017 the podcast agreement they inked with pot spy for 45

but the gucci magic happens when it gets in front of michel.designer. >> i love to be open to the things that make me feel like, oh, my gosh, what is this? and i start to play with these kind of things. i like the ugly things. >> that's right. the fashion designer said he likes ugly things. >> yeah, more strange. >> more strange, we heard him say, as he narrowed his 200 looks to the 115 that made it into the hollywood show. >> we are selling the dream of freedom. it's like a voice that is saying "if you are like this, you are good. nothing wrong." >> michel's idea of beauty and style is nothing like the gucci that defined luxury for decades. gucci started the company in the 1920s, making high-end luggage. 40 years later, gucci was being worn by princess grace of monaco and jacqueline kennedy onassis. in the years that followed the '90s, the gucci family had sold all its interest, and the brand lost its mojo and market share. that's when gucci's new ceo, marco bizzarri, showed up, the impeccably tailored yin to michel's yang. >> at first glance,

like the shows that did then. >> -- michelle obama. >> we'll know michelle obama.t's interesting it. what's different so mark, your series around, but with years? >> 2013 and 2014. >> 13 and 14. so we're talking about sort of earlier times. how do you think it would have been different if it had been like there wouldn't have been michelle obama but in that those time periods would have been a different kind of thing? >> i'm not going to be too much different only because when you take it serious that utah spends the history of our country's time you, have to take a look at big trends and also dig in with each first lady and so there has to be an arc and something that i think connects the whole series. so there'd be adaptations as there always are to technology and the use of media. i'm in if the series started with the roosevelts, i'm definitely taking a look at the white house as, you know, it's a place where you can get your message out and. that's where messaging began the, power of the white house. so it'd be in a different series than with martha washington.

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

michelle: for the pbs newshour, i'm michelle san miguel in jamestown, rhode island.udy: and tonight on the -- tomorrow on pbs news weekend, a conversation wh transportation secretary pete buttigieg to discuss the ongoing air travel woes, supply chai problems, and the future of our roads, bridges, and rails after president biden signed the $550 billion infrastructure bill into law. here's a prevw of geoff bennett's interview. >> if you look at what we've done, especially on infrastructure, this is a huge achievement that we need to make sure is well understood, even if that means being maybe a little shameless. >> is that the answer, to be a little shameless? >> i think we shouldn't hesitate to make people understand why and how these improvements came to their neighborhood. i was back in my hometown of south bend and found myself on a trail that had been built that i had always wanted to do back when i was mayor but didn't have the funding. thanks to funding from the american rescue plan, whether it is small community improvements like that or the millions of people

right, michelle? >> i'm still so full. >> rupaul: i know."r" us will soon be back in business, which means that kids across america can take photos with jeffrey, the store's classic jolly giraffe mascot. in gayer news -- ♪ jeffrey, baby. with eyelashes like that, you don't belong at toys "r" us, you belong with me in palm springs. [ cheers and applause ] yes, come on. come on, tall bottom. i ain't never seen a giraffe with more mascara than kim kardashian. [ cheers ] honey, look. it's time to put them hula hoops down and get some real toys at the pleasure chest, baby. [ cheers ] batteries included. [ cheers and applause ] senator ted cruz says that the supreme court was clearly wrong about its 2015 same-sex marriage ruling. in gayer news -- ♪ child, [ bleep ] ted cruz. [ cheers and applause ] and finally, this week the royal air force base in england ceased all inbound and outbound flights due to melted runways in 115-degree weather. in gayer news -- ♪ you want to know where else you can find some melted runways? right after i walked it, bit

for your travel forecast, let's get over to meteorologist michelle grossman. weather plays a factor in all this as well, right? >> oh, yeah. happy 4th. we'll see slowdowns. we do have weather hiccups, especially in the northern plains or the upper midwest. we're watching the chance for spare weather. the southeast scattered storms continue we're looking at really hot weather that could cause some problems too in the middle of the country. temperatures into the 100. taking a look at your holiday hub impact we're looking at likely delays for chicago, also minneapolis. you can see that icon there in the red. and then we're looking at possible delays from charlotte to atlanta, miami, denver slowdown as well the northeast looking good from boston to d.c. that's going to change tomorrow, though, because that rain does spread into the northeast. parts of the northeast, the ohio valley tomorrow. for tuesday, looking at chicago, detroit. boston, new york city, philadelphia, looking at likely slowdowns. the firework forecast, looking at rain in the northern plains, the

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michele goodwin joins us now.hancellor's professor at university of california, irvine school of law, founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy, and has written the book "policing the womb: invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood." professor goodwin, welcome back to democracnow! we appreciate you joining us again this week. can you start off by talking about why you chose to write that essay? >> amy, it's important that we all understand that the newspect of anti-abortion provisions includes an aspect that we would not have seen even five years ago. and that is that they make no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. now, these laws on their own are really qui chilling and horrific when we understand, just as a baseline, the importance of reproductive liberty and freedom and when we understand that a wan or girl is 14 times more likely to die by carrying a pregnancy to term than by an abortion in the united states. so that's just a baseline anyway. but then when we a

i more is a monet, michelle has any the he i stopped the motor. how michel golden time megan. but as you know, my, i've got a song so i've canceled, this is a state film institute. so the scripts all had to pass through approval by a censorship board. but i think very much unlike what you see in china during the same kind of period where things were attributed to a workshop, you can't really fit the communist feature phones from mac. honest then into a series of author las films because they are very much the product of singular artistic visions. i'm in my ass. good mother. that he must megan ah, there for secular funds that i saw and i just fell in love with this film. for example, after the joker bi engineer, the thief is an extraordinary film, and i never seen anything else like it made for me. but a ha did good doll me as e. mm. me you, law had dos. make me do not and you can see why they would ask for this project to be made based funds that he had novel because it is a real excoriate sion of the decadence of a certain western influence. bourgeoisie during the mid seventi

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one police officer michele arrived with his team at the batter, clang. just after the attack began, they got every one who was wounded outside, then special forces got there and told michelle and his colleagues to go direct the traffic. although they were covered in blood, it was only when he testified that people heard how michelle helped people that night. he and his colleagues had never gotten any acknowledgement from the hierarchy when his older brother lay your ashy. the court case has been hearing how the terrorist killings pre unfolded across the french capital. only one of the 10 attackers who were in paris that night survived sola, after slum, he's become a focal point of the trial that but then while back in the past, i couldn't draw the terrorists as i had been so unwell after the attacks. that might, psychologists and i decided i should see the attackers as monsters. so i illustrated abd islam as a suicide bold with the bed. but as the hearings went on, i got more and more desensitized and suddenly i found myself drawing up his lumps face. it

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joining us figure it out michelle schneider. jessica enskip.ichelle, talk with you, macropoint of view, what are the most important trends we're seeing now, the current trends? >> well i think the current trend so i can add to what you said and not repeat because obviously we all know about inflation, potential of recession, the fed and so on. one of the trends come out of this, consumer discretionary everybody left for dead is actually stronger than people thought. that is in the face of a lot of people not working still. lots of jobs available. wages going down in the face of inflation, in terms of the ratio between the inflation numbers and wages. and people are still relatively optimistic. so i think that is going to be the biggest thing to watch for going forward. can the consumers stay in the game. if it does, i'm not saying we'll go to new highs or anything. charles: sure. >> but stagflation scenario at least may take us exactly what would you said about that 4200 level. charles: i love that you're bringing that up. kristin is coming on

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hi, michelle >> hi there, guys. they continue to sizzle.s under a heat alert we'll see temperatures climbing to the triple digits in so many spots. medford 111. and these temperatures stay put through the weekend. 110, 109, 107 on sunday. you get the idea also really toasty in the southeast, temperatures in the 90s and 100s you factor in the humidity it feels like 103 in charlotte pack to you. >>> the school shooting survivor icares her powerful message and voe on america's got talent. next werwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray, wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea.

michelle. yes, absolutely. and it is highlights how tens the situation is already with that announcement of nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house that she is considering traveling to taiwan. so that was highly contentious. joe biden is to speaking as we told here on inflation on the economy. and he also is commenting on that very conversation as we speak here right now. i don't know whether we have the opportunity to dip into that. but one thing is for sure that china did when the race to shape or what comes out of it to set a kind of the tone. was she in ping being quoted on tie knees, media, justice, short moment after that 2 hour plus conversation came to an end with his warning to the united states and that it should not indeed play with fire and nothing else than taiwan is meant that and that potential visit by the speaker of the house in the united states. michelle or the chinese state use agency also reported the both presidents viewed by coles as candid and in depth. isn't it would have been a 2 hours?

how long will the heat wave last let's check in with michelle grossmann, anytime before october, michelle? >> i think i would look forward to october, even late september. we're looking at this heat wave continuing day after day we've been tracking it for a month straight and will continue to see these temperatures. as we look at record highs yesterday, we saw temperatures widespread in the triple digits. 108 in amarillo. wichita falls, 115 and we're looking at 110 in oklahoma city yesterday, another hot day today. and we're waking up to temperatures really warm, so the relief is not coming at night. that sort of adds stress to the body close to 100 in phoenix, also in las vegas. the temperature also soar once again into the 90s we're looking at temperatures, 219 million above the 90-degree mark widespread once again. we'll talk about who can expect what in a few minutes. >> it is very real as the heat wave broyils the united president biden is headed to massachusetts to deliver remarks on the climate crisis he is using every tool at his disposal to further his environmental agenda >> rep

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hello katy good afternoon. ♪ ♪ >> thanks michelle. thank you michelle and welcome to germany.s were the team has effectively flight the satellites into a cross between air traffic controllers and pilots. we have lots of different control rooms here. this is the main control room. as you can see it's not in use. we have been lucky enough to move in here for today. have two very special experts with me. both scientists from the space agency g yvonna has been working on that for many years. lots to tell us about that. mark is a special advisor for science and exploration. these two guys have been working on the web space telescope for long time. we are very grateful to have you with us. we are excited to reveal our image with you. but before we do that we thought we'd give you a little bit of background. because we have come here today because these guys were the first ones to pick up the signal during the web launch when web first launched. they run a system which is nasa's deep space tracking system. they were listening out when it called home. the control is here looking after

let's get more on the hot spots with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman good morning, michelle. >> goodorning, yeah, we're looking at really dangerous heat out there also looking at stormy weather, steamy and stormy summer is full effect, even early this morning we're looking at threat of severe weather as we go through the afternoon and evening hours. so lots of white on the map here all the way to the carolinas where you see the yellow that's the likeliest place for severe weather. we could see winds gusting 60 miles per hour large hail also a chance of a tornado or two. 30 million americans affected. look what happens tomorrow the same amount of people at risk winds gusting, extinct miles per hour with some of those storms, damaging hail and also a chance of a tornado looking at heavy rainfall, torrential downpours could bring up to 3 inches of rain where yo we're looking stormy in the northern plains into central plains as well 85 in sioux falls. all right, guys we'll talk more about the triple difficult heat. we're looking at dangerous heat once again today >> it's important to hea

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happy monday, michelle >> happy monday, guys. we're going to be watching this system over the next few days. it's going to be slow to develop, but it could pick up tropical characteristics either way heavy rains along the gulf coast over the next three, four days. let's take a look at what's happening in the gulf. we have a system that's going to sink to the south, and we're going see it moving very, very slowly it's going to bring the threat of strong winds gusting and heavy rain we could see rain up to 5 inches in some spots. bringing scattered rain from texas to the carolinas we could see 2 inches of rain per hour we could see some flooding rains as well. wednesday the ground is going to be so wet, saturated soil, more rain is going to lead to the risk for flash flooding that could happen in parts of georgia and south carolina as well over 5 inches of rain is possible along the coast this is what the rainfall forecast looks like. we've been so wet in this area the past week, week and a half, and we're going add to this as we g

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michelle and i got connected and were reunited and it was unbelievable.y there were a lot of things that were similar. you could tell we were sisters. there's a lot of pictures of us wearing clothing that is so similar and we grew up on opposite coasts so it is pretty incredible. the more we got to know each other, the more that we realised we were similar, emotionally and how we looked at life and how we lived our life. we find some amazing similarities in identical twins raised apart, many more that we would have anticipated, notjust in the more traditional areas but in some more unusual habits, such as a pair of twins who both used to scatter love letters around the house to their wives, and both bit their nails down to the nub and had the same mixed headache syndrome described in the same way, as if someone was beating on the head with a hammer. these are very challenging and you can ask yourself are these due to random chance? my answer to that is no, they're not. and the rarer they are, the more i believe it is somehow tied to their genes and how th

michelle, the cook. nice. following the american response to the story from washington, rebecca bite and said the us would use all elements of its national power to stop iran from requiring nuclear weapons. how is the nuclear threat from iran shaping alliances in the region? and the threat of iran, as it is widely perceived across the region here, is shaping alliances here in the region profoundly. i mean, you know, it's a little bit like the old adage, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. so we're seeing alliances or potential alliances that a few years ago seemed impossible. now they're looking probably just a few years ago under the trump administration, we saw the ab hm accords. that was the normalization of time between israel and 3 of its arab neighbors. that was seen as a huge step in progress. and now we're looking at a potential defense the lines of course, that's not official yet, but that ease being spoken about here on this to her of on president biden's who are of israel. and so we're talking about

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