his wife, michelle >> -- see carl taking my son's life with michelle being involved >> michelle was farm a loving, doting wife, he said the woman they knew was pure self interest, would d anything to get what she wanted exhibit a -- so, what was it that jus turned marc against you? >> michele's manipulation. >> it was michele who pushed marc to break away from th family business, they said michelle who tore the family apart by stoking her own daughter's allegations of abus to drive a permanent wedge between marc and his dad and get marc and his money all t herself. they could easily see he goating her father int planning a murder. >> michelle is a sociopath she absolutely cares nothing about anyone or anything but michelle >> what an allegation, if true and, as it happened, detective brooks was pretty sure he sa an effort by the grieving wido to manipulate him. in the interview room, o course, right after the murder all that emotion in her voice. .. it seemed like an act t him. >> there were no tears no tears >> but her voice of desperatio captured on the 9-1-1 call surely that was real

she said, michelle michelle's -- michelle and cinnamon were stabbed an buried on the west mesa. >> dido cinnamon was? >> no. no never heard of her before. >> did you ask her where she heard that >> yeah. her aunt ran the streets, knew michelle, knew certain people, and they had heard it from her aunt >> dan immediately calle detective ida lopez with the tip. but she was unable to find the aunt or to pin down the source of the rumor it was all just unverifiable street talk, the kind ida lope had heard before except for one tantalizing tidbit cinnamon was a name on ida's list cinnamon elks, missing since august of 2004 but even if those rumors wer true and human remains wer cooling in the desert night on albuquerque's west mesa, the detective knew, it would take miracle to find them was a serial killer stalking the women working the war zone >> i just always felt that the were going to be together. >> in death as in life >> if you find one, you're going to find them all when "dateline" continues. every morning the sunrises ove the sandia mountains east of albuquerque and begins bakin one

michele: tenemos informaciÓn fuera de Órbita. borja: .n los cielos el paÍs. de ellos, unos 350 se relacionan a posibles globos parecidos a los derribados por el gobierno federal en el mes de febrero. michele: segÚn informaron, hasta ahora no hay evidencia de vida o tecnologÍa en otro planeta. para hablar del tema, nos conectamos con pedro ramÍrez, bienvenido. gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta "ediciÓn digital". quÉ criterio se usa para considerar el origen de un ovni y descartar la posibilidad de ser extraterrestre? >> lo que nosotros buscamos principalmente, y lo que el gobierno de los estados unidos y la inteligencia de los estados unidos estÁ observando en sus cielos y muy cerca de sus bases militares en sus instalaciones militares, son aquellos objetos llamados trasmedium, aquellos objetos que pueden viajar del fondo del mar, pasar a la atmÓsfera terrestre y de ahÍ pasar al espacio, que pueden viajar a 20 o 30 veces la velocidad del sonido, esos objetos son los que estÁn preocupando al gobierno de los estados unidos, y los que dicen qu

i'd like to thank our guest, patricia michelle for joining us. and thanks to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers, i'm john kerry. aku, we'll see you next time. a a . oh, well, never be a victory for russia. wait solution with my truly not done, but you look at a meal. crane war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. naz on, on, made it comes to not should get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in europe to gauge in conflict of russian forces. the american forces are here to defend nato ally for that bridge that nato escalates even more than the special military operation become a war when you put them up. so that was the show and that doesn't is my store. i see it that i see you at the us. thank you. costliest. go to me live. so you sleep, you should week and you stuff with in your sewage there. i see the girl who's some of called the conflict in ukraine, a war of attrition, others claim russia is pursuing its own strategy on its own time table. however, there i

michele? >> michele: all right, date line manhattan beach california.of squishy little like fish are coming to the shores of manhattan beach and they are like little -- >> greg: are they like jelly? >> michele: they're like jelly. >> greg: that might be jelly fish. >> michele: they're not. they're called valala vawill, ala. they have normal finances unlike jelly fish and again blown along the top of the water. look at that. and each one is a collection of tiny little cells that are like their community. that one thing the community. >> greg: it looks like a uterus. >> michele: oh, my god. you know what? it actually does. >> tyrus: you are not alloweded to do the show without glasses a anymore. >> michele: you can touch them when they come to shore because their stingers go bad but don't touch them in the water. >> greg: just don't touch them i would say. >> michele: you can say that but you're not adventure us. >> greg: did you ever use the home remedy. >> michele: peeing on the leg in they're so little you just need a drop of pee. >> greg: it's never h

in january 2021, michelle. it blew the whistle again. this time she made a protected disclosure to so totally of alleged corruption and abuse of power by senior police officials in the free state. the information she sent to said totally included allegations of irregular appointments and promotions and of the misuse of state resources. rather than being acted on michelle, his expectation of confidentiality was breached again. and her complaint found its way back to the very same provincial managers. she had blown the whistle on the officers. michelle had implicated then embarked on a terrifying campaign of retaliation against her. one of the police generals she had implicated, opened a harassment case against my chalet and obtained a protective order. police officials investigating the harassment case then seized michelle, his phone while she was at work using what she says was a fake warrant. patricia, my chalets phone is still in the possession of the south african police service. and if that wasn't enough, michelle, i found herself un

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thank i michelle in new york. thank you, michelle. we will come to you, michelle. course of the evening and we will discuss that with our guests, but first, let's look at what is happening tomorrow. the former president will then appear before a judge for his arraignment which is expected to start at 2:15 tomorrow afternoon. while it is unlikely that trump will have to take a mugshot, he will have his fingerprints and photo taken before trying a plea. and we've heard tonight we'll hear from the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg after the court appearance. upon his release, trump will then return to his residence in mar—a—lago, where he plans to make a statement later in the evening. which leads us to the question — what come next for donald trump. for that, it's useful to look at how us criminal cases usually unfold. after an indictment, defendants will either voluntarily surrender, as donald trump has, or face arrest. then the defendant is processed, which means they are finger—printed and photographed. after that is the arraignment, which means a court appe

why was it only in michelle at least in my opinion only in michelle obama could have given this speech one of you want to comment on that or do you disagree with me? oh, i think it was a very powerful speech to very specific audience. already recognizing that you know, obviously she recognizes that it's going to be a speech. that's broadcast that we'll be able to look up on youtube later. certainly michelle did an enormous amount of speaking during her time as first lady and after as you just mentioned diana, but she was speaking to newly minted black college grads, and i think that it was really important for her. and it was only a speech that she could give as the first black first lady. i think it was she because again almost like barb as i mentioned with barbara bush. i think it's stronger and michelle's it's almost as if she is. chiding them somewhat her audience, like don't make this don't we cannot equate a black child with a book to acting white? we've got to throw that out. we've got to you know, we've got to move forward and frankly. i don't think that a white. first lady cou

michelle: it's interesting.actually tried using a mobile app to do border management before. and like any other app that you download on your phone, it's not perfect. people every day in the morning, they log on to try to get an appointment. there are new appointments made available every day, let's say at about 9:00 a.m. but there's so many people trying at the same time that the app stalls, you know, it goes gray or it gives you a 504 error. sometimes -- this is a big issue that the government's been trying to solve. there are a lot of migrants, let's say, from haiti, who have darker facial complexions, and you have to take a picture to prove it's you before you get your appointment. and it struggles. i mean, with those darker complexions, it sometimes doesn't recognize people's faces. and what it's doing is it's sort of creating this tense sort of atmosphere where people don't know if they're going to get an appointment, when they're going to get an appointment, how long they're going to be in mexico. you kno

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michelle _ legislation. where does that piece go? michelle move _ legislation.oel's savings, but the same _ go? michelle move joel's savings, but the same conditions _ go? michelle move joel's savings, but the same conditions apply. . go? michelle move joel's savings, | but the same conditions apply. so, for now, joel must wait for his new track. , ., ._ , .,' for now, joel must wait for his new track. , ., �*, track. there is no days off. it's 24/7, and _ track. there is no days off. it's 24/7. and it's _ track. there is no days off. it's 24/7, and it'sjust _ track. there is no days off. it's 24/7, and it'sjust added - track. there is no days off. it's - 24/7, and it'sjust added paperwork and legaljargon that we don't need. it's like the government have just forgotten about these children. taking you to australia now, where a rare except has taken place. it's where the moon brought such a different proportion of the sun in different parts of the world. —— blocks out. thousands of people gathered on a remote corner of the western australian coast to marvel at th

michelle, his digital communications, also appear to be under surveillance. her bank has warned her about the disclosure of her personal data. in january 2022, my chalet was charged with misconduct for bringing the police into disrepute after publicly calling for the removal of the free state police management. after 15 years of service, michelle was dismissed after she refused to attend to misconduct hearing chaired by one of the police officials that she had implicated in her initial complaint. shortly afterwards, one of her former police colleagues warned her that there were plans to have her arrested and thrown in jail without being registered on the prison system and killed. now patricia michelle, he lives in hiding in different locations, fearing for her life. a police threat assessment confirmed her life was indeed at risk. she says in june 2022 shots were fired at her brother in an attempt to kill him after he refused to disclose her whereabouts to members of the free state police management. according to an essay b, c interview aired in september 202

because there's the shadow of mont saint—michel on the sand. oh, yeah.en i come to this place in particular, the north tower, as we call it, for me, it sums it all up. i often compare the mont saint—michel as being the jewel and the bay the box. so that's the jewel in the box. nice. you've got it all. and that image has been there for a thousand years. yeah. up next on our look back at the past couple of months here on the travel show, we're heading to morocco — and the simply enormous medina, at fez. rajan headed there injanuary. he left his smartphone behind, and had to rely on his inner compass to find his way through the mind—boggling maze of streets and passageways from one side to the other. let's see how he did. rajan: this is bab boujloud. it's one of the seven gateways into this walled city, the medina. and my task, my challenge is to go from here to another gateway — another of the seven gateways — as quickly as possible. now, you may say, "very easy." i think you might be wrong, because there are 9,000 alleyways here, which makes it the bigges

i think michelle is riaht, historic day. i think michelle is right, donald _ historic day., donald trump - historic day. i think michelle is right, donald trump woke historic day. i think michelle i is right, donald trump woke up this morning not knowing what the charges were, he didn't know what was in that indictment and he was, those brief moments that we saw him travelling down to the courthouse, he looked stern, he looks, i don't know if angry is the word but he had a severe expression on his face as he walked into the courtroom and you see him now going into that ballroom which exactly the kind of environment he loves, chanting his name, chanting usa, having driven past crowds of people who had trump flags and big american flags and his backin and big american flags and his back in his environment and i think he and his legal team at least r saying that they don't believe that the charges will hold, that there isn't sufficient evidence to charge him with a felony on and that he can use this both to raise money and to go around the country on a kind of campaign series

michelle. — him pleading not guilty. 0k. michelle, thank— him pleading not guilty. 0k.im pleading not guilty. 0k. michelle, thank you very much for that update. we will be coming back to you during the course of the night. we wa nt we want to have a look at what is happening tomorrow. first the united states secret service will escort trump to court in the morning where he will surrender to the new york district attorney's office. the former president will then appear before a judge for his arraignment which is expected to start around 2:15 tomorrow afternoon. while it is unlikely that trump will have to take a mugshot, he will have his fingerprints and photo taken before trying a plea. and we've heard tonight we'll hear from the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg after the court appearance. upon his release, trump will then return to his residence in mar—a—lago, florida, where he plans to make a statement later in the evening. earlier, i spoke with former republican congressman from the state of illinois rodney davis about all this. i want to iwant tojump i want t

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i'm talking about michelle obama. right now michelle is having her hillary moment.er eight years so michelle is demanding her time to shine. michelle is on a roll and now she is center stage. >> the woman who needs no introduction for real, michelle obama. >> we have to be honest about real marriage and the work that it takes to build a life with another person. it's like oh #relationship goals and i'm like i was mad at him in that picture. >> jesse: michelle has a netflix picture with oprah. when oprah taps you that means it's your time. obamas know that oprah the first big name to support barry's run for the white house. so what does this mean? well, for one, it means michelle has another book. and she wants the world to know it's her world now. that she, not barack is the real star. did you catch this? look at how michelle presented barack in that trailer. barry is always leaning in to her. she is always strong, straight up. perfect posture, dominant while her husband is always leaning as my man says green lines don't lie. so if joe biden looking fragile as ever.

here is michelle fleury. joe biden's real action _ michelle fleury. joe biden's real action comes _ michelleomes as - michelle fleury. joe biden'sl real action comes as america michelle fleury. joe biden's - real action comes as america is navigating some pretty uncertain economic waters whether us president can gloat is on thejobs whether us president can gloat is on the jobs front. look at this chart. employment is rising nicely until the pandemic, when thejob market created. sincejoe biden took off as it has steadily increased. under his watch, over 12 one half millionjobs have been created. the employment rate is at a 50 year low. —— the unemployment rate. the context in which these were created, in the middle of a pandemic, policies his administration put in place often the economic blow of covid—19, but the bounceback has been far from smooth. the worst economic metric on his watch has been inflation. this chart shows it pretty steady until 2022, when it hit the highest rate in a generation over that summer, because as the us economy emerge from it struggled with supply chain issues th

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michelle thanks for that. bethany elsey. michelle dewberry.eeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight alongside dominique samuels, a political commentator , and james political commentator, and james schneider , the former adviser to schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. i want your thoughts. tonight's lots coming up on tonight's show. one of thoughts. tonight's lots coming up on tonight's show . one of the up on tonight's show. one of the things that's really got to me, ihave things that's really got to me, i have to be honest, is yet another two year old being killed by the person that was supposed to protect and care for them. i'm asking you, is it time to bring back the death penalty for child murderers ? steph has for child murderers? steph has just in with me. she just been in touch with me. she said, you don't give these said, if you don't give these people a death penalty , people a death penalty, sterilise them so that they could never, ever have children again. what do you think of that ? i'll leave it to you guys t

michelle, thank you very much for that _ election.pdate, we - election. michelle, thank you very much for that update, we will- election. michelle, thank you very | much for that update, we will keep across it for the rest of the day. you are watching the latest on bbc news. that was the latest business news. in terms of the study we brought you away from south—west airlines, the update from the company says that their systems are back up and they have resumed operations this morning following the pause in the service, thatis following the pause in the service, that is how they described it, a vendor supplied firewall went down, and the connection to some operational data was unexpectedly lost, they say that southwest airlines teams have worked quickly to minimise disruption, flights grounded during that system for that and now they have their systems back up, but we will keep an eye on that and see how many fights are still affected in the hours ahead. the treasurer of the scottish national party, colin beattie, has been arrested by

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michelle fleury i reporting there in new york. thank you michelle. studio is our us correspondent katty kay, bryan lanza, formerly the communications director on donald trump's transition team and the third guest we have had with us tonight is stephanie rollins break mayor of baltimore. she has been listening into this with us. —— stephanie rawlings—blake. we stephanie rawlings—bla ke. we know stephanie rawlings—blake. we know that donald trump's next court date is in december. what happens to now and then for donald trump? his happens to now and then for donald trump?— happens to now and then for donald trump? his team will be comilin: donald trump? his team will be compiling all — donald trump? his team will be compiling all of _ donald trump? his team will be compiling all of the _ donald trump? his team will be compiling all of the defence - compiling all of the defence and the prosecution will be doing theirjob on their side as well. it is unlikely that we will hear very much from this case but there are three other investigations ongoing into t

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when you say michelle, it's not a sexy case. you think it's because it's not going to resonate with americans. it will be very difficult for americans to understand how you can be indicted of an offense where, where they're saying that you, you conspired, or your intent. i should say was to commit another crime, but the prosecutor has not laid out in the dye indictment. what the other crime is . so if you know you have to wrap your arms around it, he falsified documents. 34 counts or 34 or 34 business documents were falsified according to the security office, right. with the intent to commit another crime. we don't know that he committed the other crime. we don't know what the other crime is alleged to be, and that is a difficult one to wrap your arms around. this is something that is a lot in new york, right. i do not know whether we're in other states in the united states, but it is a law in new york if you're told that they prosecute this case, this type of case all the time. ok. now for those of us who are maybe not familiar

michelle, thank you.st from _ employees. michelle, thank you. that is the very latest from business, - is the very latest from business, you're watching bbc news. samantha, thanks very much. more from some other a little later in the programme. now, len goodman, ballroom dancer and tvjudge who made dancing accessible to millions, has died at the age of 78. he was a dancer and teacher until his 605, and strictly and dancing with the stars made him famous. sarah campbell looks back at his life. let's hear from our head judge, len goodman. if you don't get four tens on that, i'm going to go home and pickle me walnuts! he was strictly�*s twinkly fountain of wit and wisdom. yum, yum, pig's burn, that was fun! you dance like i cook, just chuck it all in and hope for the best! honest if he didn't like it... it was like you were chewing a toffee! seven! ..full of praise if he did. it was knockout. well done. from len, the ten. in his youth, len goodman was a champion dancer himself, quitting hisjob as a welder to

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and michelle, briefl , going forward. and michelle, briefly, although _ going forward.es| going forward. and michelle, l briefly, although this relates to the 2020 election, there are so many implications for what happens next in the 2024 election, aren't there? yes. we are talking about this shaping political coverage going forward. if fox wins then it is a message to say go forward, you can repeat misinformation about elections with impunity. but if they lose, will they become more cautious? will they try and rein in some of their top talent? what implication does that have for the media landscape generally? that is why people are watching this, for the political implications, as well as what it does for media companies going forward. as what it does for media companies going forward-— going forward. really good to talk to ou, i going forward. really good to talk to you. i know— going forward. really good to talk to you, i know you _ going forward. really good to talk to you, i know you will _ going forward. really good to talk to you, i know you will follow - going f

michele goodwin, let's begin with you.t off with what this temporary stay -- well, the first one was temporary until this past wednesday, and now until friday. what does this stay mean? >> this stamey's the court is still deliberating. it could mean justices that are drafting dissenting opinions. we don't know but it means something more which is mifespristone is still available , it is still available under the conditions that were set by the fda prior to judge matthew because merrick's -- matthew kacsmaryk's opinion that decided mifespristone should be removed from the marketplace. basically siding with the petitioners who claim the drug was rushed to the market and it was unsafe. it is worth noting, as you have discussed before, this is a drug that was under review for 54 months what was put on the marketplace in 2000. to put that in comparison with other drugs during that same period, they were reviewed for about 15 months. secondly, the claims it is an unsafe drug really is quite unfounded when the fda did approve mif

michelle, can you hear me? >> i can >> great renee bracy sherman is here.eme court here >> well, i think it's a measure of how low this is in the supreme court that there was a question that this might go forward. this ruling is so egregious, it's so lawless, that he took it upon himself to overrule the fda and more than two decades of medical practice and so it just means it's going to be available for now. this case is still going to go forward. it's still going to be heard by the circuit court. and it's shocking that this wasn't a unanimous decision. but we know that at least some people on the supreme court are every bit as lawless as this judge is >> you're making the point that, as i mentioned, we say procedural, what we are saying is that this is not the ultimate outcome or resolution where it affects people's lives because i don't think most people care if you call it procedural or changes people's medical or personal decisions having said that, michelle, you're saying this is -- you are reminding folks that this is the expected or normal course of

like michelle said . so we need to not michelle said. so we need to not go michelle said.. — fleeing places like yemen, iran, syhe . these— fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . these are— fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . it”ti fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . i j3 syria. these are places with 98% loads of people are coming from albania and they're coming from other safe countries as well. and they're coming through tece— and they're coming through tece eht— and they're coming through france and they're getting athentene— france and they're getting albanians. _ france and they're getting albanians. albania is a really good albania is a really good example because we have a returns policy with albania like we used to have with the eu. the numbers from albania have been have been brought down because people who are not going to be granted who who don't have their status moved status prove are being moved back to have a lot back. we used to have a lot cemhg— back. we used to have a lot cemmg — back. we used to have a lot coming over. we- i we used to have a

michelle? only then do you earn? michelle?s, taken in soldiers, is that we've taken in and shelter and warmth and and given shelter and warmth and love and all rest of it to love and all the rest of it to we're going to have huge we're going to have a huge problem ash is a problem on our hands. ash is a wise . she isn't she? that wise woman. she isn't she? that was back in 2015. and you was me back in 2015. and you might have noticed that was eamonn and isabella. yeah. now, now hear how life moves in mysterious ways. there are, of course, anyway, course, here. anyway, i highlight i got so much highlight that i got so much abuse and hassle for saying that back in 2015. i was called, of course, racist, xenophobic, you name . and fast forward. here name it. and fast forward. here we are now and we're in the exact situation that i was trying to highlight, which is you've got people suspected of terrorism this country that terrorism in this country that we know about, and we're struggling to be able to deport them. you were right t

michelle, thanks very much. _ tucker carlson? michelle, thanks very much. the — tucker carlson?he latest there from new york. you're watching bbc news, more here injust a minute or two, don't go away. hello there. the weather's been quite mixed today. we've seen some heavy, in fact thundery rain across parts of southern england. further north, it's been brighter with sunny spells, scattered showers. some of these have been wintry in nature. tonight, the colder air advances southwards to pretty much all areas, and with light winds and clearing skies, it's going to be a perfect recipe for some frost. so, gardeners and growers, take note. we will continue with the peppering of showers, northern and eastern scotland, north sea coasts of england. and again, they will have a wintry element to them. you can see widespread blue colours indicating a widespread rural frost, down to —4 or —5 celsius across central and northern parts of the uk. so we're waking up to blue skies, but plenty of frost tomorrow morning. early mist and fog clears away. the frost and the fog will clear very quickl

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both going with what the hell michelle? is what the hell michelle right?for real, michelle obama! >> i mean they really do capitalize on the whole netflix books spending event things. >> jesse: how much money does michelle need really? >> i'm for the obamas making as much money as possible so they understand the capitalist system a little bit. >> just invest with charlie. watch fox business. >> million dollars for a walking trail named for michelle obama. >> i think it's fine. >> jesse: i walk that trail. racist map was the category. which white house heavy hitter saying racism costing 16 million, kamala or susan rice. >> i'm going suzie. >> me too. >> jesse: me too? >> i would have heard that if it was the other one. >> u.s. had a gdp shortfall of $16 trillion due to discrimination against black americans. >> jesse: wow, railroad, you guys are tied. now short on time we're going to do one last final question don't you be my name. meghan and harry are new residents of malibu not everyone is happy. which cranky british rock star lives in the hood and recent

jorge: al volver, hace 15 aÑos una niÑa le contÓ a michelle obama que su mamÁ no tenÍa papeles, hoy lessidente estaba deportando indocumentados. jorge: esa niÑa de sÓlo siete aÑos confesÓ que su mamÁ no tenÍa papeles. ilia: ahora esa niÑa tiene 21 aÑos, se llama daisy cuevas y le contÓ a claudia uceda lo que opina de aquel encuentro. claudia: al ritmo del palpitante reggaeton daisy cuevas se alista para ir a su trabajo, tiene versiÓn nc no te das cuenta al mirarla, pero un dÍa fue la niÑa de siete aÑos que se hizo famosa por poner en aprietos a la primera dama michelle obama en un momento en su escuela. con esa misma candidez infantil que criticÓ al mandatario, e hizo una abierta confesiÓn a su esposa ante las cÁmaras. esa niÑa se esa mujer, nos encontramos con ella la su escuela. cuando ves este momento, ¿quÉ opinas? >> wow, era una todas las palabras que me pasan por la mente .. reportera: en ese tiempo en la hambre dada estaban todas partes. lacy, quien estadounidense de nacimiento, ahora es maestra de hiphop, planea reclamar a su mamÁ para que califique para la residencia, su mamÁ p