>> the guy said, we just rested michelle. >> arrested your michelle?ted a bond to get her out after a long fight -- they picked up from the anaheim police department. >> she was sitting out on the steps up front. >> one of the stranger days. >> the strangest. >> strange days wrongly beginning. coming up -- from badgers by email to things in the front door. >> someone is posing as online to craigslist to see if they wanted to fulfill the right path to say. >> when dateline continues! in continues! >> june 2016, michelle hadley without on bail, living with her parents. anaheim police suspected michelle has sent threatening emails to her ex boyfriend, ian and his pregnant wife, angela. you've been the moments this it didn't make much sense. >> living an exemplary life, a good student. she's trying to get an mba. >> two sides to every person. overseeing of evidence. it looks very clear that everything is originating from michelle hadley. >> but the case against michelle what way beyond threatening emails. police had evidence she was up to something much mo

he's double. >> michele: and you wonder why i'm mad. >> stephen: lady, i don't want your purse. >> michelesful, a families shame. >> michele: the only on easter sunday. >> stephen: sounds like camping gear. >> michele: i wish the voice would stop. >> stephen: underneath we all taste like chicken. >> michele: that's one of my favorites. what did you clean from these 500,000 offerings? >> michele: a lot of lessons. i thought no one wanted to talk about race. it turns out a lot of people do. they are looking for the right place, the right on-ramp, place when they can have their say. a lot of people right not just about headlines, things that are in headlines. they write about the personal life so someone is writing about over policing in america, the ready when immigration, usually, if they are writing about a big change in the world, they don't write about the thing that's in the headline, the right about their son. they write a story about their community. they write a story about what if is like to live in a country that suddenly feels foreign to them. >> stephen: the book itself is not th

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obama or joe biden. >> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. >> option c.lse. >> would michelle obama beat trump. >> trump is for the pherpbgz. >> if michelle ran the black people would vote it's michelle. >> i would go with her over trump. >> i like trump. >> people want to see something different. >> everyone loves change. >> barack obama ran on hope and change. nobody ha* change in their pockets. >> the rich people did. er. >> i'm surprised how many money i have got. >> michelle had a famous line. >> we will low. >> we go wide, we go around. we go long. >> we go high. >> we go low, kick them in the butt. >> michelle is a big fan of jesse watters primetime. what do you tell her. >> go high. tkweufrpblgts long. >> go short. whatever want. >> if you go against trump i will vote trump. anyone else you have my vote. >> if we get trump we will die. >> die. >> you don't feel he killed us. >> pinch yourself. feel that? >> yes. >> you're alive. >> jesse: i was caught eating soup in public with a spoon. i was alone at a bar. it was new england clam chowder. that's

i'm michelle hello there. i'm michelle dewberry.even richard tice and kevin craig remain alongside me. we've just been talking about whether or not we need more street patrols . lots need more street patrols. lots of you are getting in touch on this one. uh, chris craig says if it was up to me, i would have troops patrolling the streets all night. it feels like we live in a lawless country . all night. it feels like we live in a lawless country. um, is that what we need? the military on the streets? do you think that would calm the situation, or do you think it inflames situations? jason says. what about ? well, we about something novel? well, we could discipline to could apply stem discipline to society schools, workplaces , society in schools, workplaces, prisons and justice systems. only then would you find crime reducing . uh, steve says we reducing. uh, steve says we don't need street patrols . we don't need street patrols. we need parents to stop abdicating their responsibilities when it comes to parenting, lots of people sugg

with ryan michelle, my better half. about the different things that go into making 18 years successful in this industry. >> byron: i want to go back to "american fiction" for a second. you're part of a dynamic cast. >> yeah. >> byron: there's some wonderful actors. >> yeah. >> byron: muscular performances in this show. >> jeffrey wright is the anchor of this film. and he is just somebody who i've looked up to since the beginning of his career. leslie uggams, tracee ellis ross, issa rae, john ortiz, phenomenal cast. i'm happy to be part of the ensemble. >> byron: you're very mindful of the roles that you take. i imagine sometimes there have been roles, no, i'm not feeling it? >> i think any time you have to duplicate yourself or do things that are too similar to the last project, it feels stale, you don't feel motivated. i think i learn a little bit about humanity and myself with each new character i get a chance to walk around in. so i don't like to dip date. >> byron: sterling k. brown. find "american fiction" out now

uh, many people is saying keefe, says michel. problem everyone michel.everyone is interfering with is a fearer interfering with other education. if other children's education. if they help, tell them to they need to help, tell them to catch agree. keefe catch up. kevin agree. keefe agrees me. there you agrees with me. there you go. i found somebody there again. this whole about bibby whole situation about bibby stockholm is getting used talking. actually , uh, talking. i haven't actually, uh, found anyone that truly supports that sentiment we are cruel that sentiment that we are cruel and . main that really , and inhumane. main that really, um, isn't coming through thick and fast. i have to say. um, someone here says michelle, i need a lay down. i agree with kevin. he says that you're absolutely right about holiday companies profiteering. essentially uh, with school holidays . but ultimately, what holidays. but ultimately, what would you do about it then? because if you want to be a capitalist society, when you start tampering with free markets, that's a

michelle that, stephen says. michelle in marmande. that, stephen says.nd the people between the mafia and the people responsible for essentially, uh, holding to subpostmasters holding a gun to subpostmasters heads that heads to confess something that they he it's they didn't do. he says it's absolutely unbelievable. heidi says, live near yeovil , says, well, i live near yeovil, michelle, and like many towns in this area, most of the town centres are empty. you also centres are empty. but you also tell me that you can't even park. you're saying for more than 30 minutes without paying an fortune. so yes, she an absolute fortune. so yes, she says does shop online. says she does shop online. >> um, the yeovil's on this list by the way. >> it is, it is. and this is a live list. so you can go to i think it's called, uh, i live here co.uk and you can vote if you want a vote. um, who's this? k k says i just want to say that if these are the top ten depressing towns, then all i can say is that whoever's chosen these towns, whenever whoever's chosen these towns ha

we are about to hear michelle talking - about to hear michelle talking again.se psychedelic drugs to get their work done. the concept is known as microdosing. it's when you take a tiny amount of a drug like lsd or magic mushrooms as part of your ordinary day. the drugs are illegal, and currently there is insufficient medical evidence to tell us what the long—term harm may be. but some are choosing to do it anyway, arguing it makes them more productive at work. michelle met some who do so in new york. in the �*60s, psychedelic drugs such as lsd or magic mushrooms were associated with long, mind—bending trips, hallucinations and hippies. exploration, transformation... today in america, some are taking such schedule one drugs in tiny doses in an attempt to improve focus, productivity and creativity. this is called micro—dosing. i would sometimes take it a few days in a row and then not do it a few days in a row. curiosity, wonder... donald, whose name i have changed, micro—doses on a regular basis. he says it helps him work. it helps me get into this calm state of

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michel, you're isn't, i suspect. michel, you're closer. to me. closer. >> just going, miss. >> no, i'm just going, old miss. i'm misty eyed when i'm going all misty eyed when you're about rise of you're talking about the rise of aldi and lidl, because i'm just reflecting on the massive fan. i'm middle i'm reflecting on the middle aisle. absolutely the aisle. absolutely love the middle like middle aisle in places like the other is, other thing other thing is, the other thing is shrinkflation, isn't it? >> manufacturers are >> where manufacturers are keeping same keeping their prices the same or whacking but actually whacking them up, but actually making bags or the making the bags smaller or the box smaller , or the content box smaller, or the content maybe keeping the bag and the box same, but reducing the box the same, but reducing the contents within disgusting. contents within is disgusting. >> a bag outrageous >> if you open a bag outrageous because wouldn't it. because you wouldn't know it. >> really looks and >> no one really looks and thinks, oh,

but biden didn’t like michelle.is silent about a more serious conflict of interest, financial. michelle flornoy has ties to the military-industrial complex and was a co-founder of a think tank. new american security and consulting firm westexas advisors. both structures rely on contracts from defense contractors. she also served on the board of consulting giant bowes ellen hamilton and served as a senior advisor at boston consulting group. there were whispers on the sidelines of the white house that these old connections could jeopardize her objectivity when making future decisions as head pentagon. i find it difficult to imagine that this could be a political or moral choice for such a democratically governed country. this company, i think somewhere i heard blinkin, one of the founders of this company, how interesting, then, you start to figure it out , you find out that this mrs. michelle, flurnoa or florna, as they call her, it turns out that she is very connected with michelle obama, and michelle obama has sharp

michelle fleury is in our new york bureau. hello, michelle.eserve and the minutes. a lot of chatter about this. , ~ , ., , ., minutes. a lot of chatter about this. , ~ ., ., this. yes, i think investors for a lona this. yes, i think investors for a long time _ this. yes, i think investors for a long time basically _ this. yes, i think investors for a long time basically have - this. yes, i think investors for a long time basically have been i long time basically have been waiting for the fed to come out and say they've thought rates had reached their peak for this interest rate cycle. and when they heard that in december, they got very excited and the idea of rate cuts are something they have been kind of focused on and many on wall street, if you could talk to economists and investors, they have been eyeing up march as a potential date when you could potentially see a first rate cut. what these december note show is yes, the us central bank, they are feeling better about inflation. they agree that interest rates are at or near their peak for

his father and michelle channel their immense grief into meaningful action. they started micah's hugs, a nonprofit that distributes and trains people in the proper use of narcan. >> our biggest thing is harm reduction. >> the pair had handed out thousands of doses and trained hundreds of people, always hoping that at least one life will be saved, but never guessing that it would be one of them doing the saving. >> as soon as the paramedics came, i was relieved it i went and sat in my car and cried. >> it is the ultimate validation of what they do. the ultimate tribute to their late son and stepson. through his death, someone else now lives. >> i'm very proud. it is very meaningful and very appropriate. >> they actually have heard stories of people using narcan. this is the only life that they have saved, but this is one that they saw firsthand. michelle was dressed up in the snowman costume. it wasn't that rare of a thing. she likes getting into costume. her husband said it was for her to do this. the costume was the most michelle thing ever. >> would await t

michelle bupa. so michelle has got this bupa. of somehow you want this kind of somehow a year on top of your salary for that yeah. then you that benefit. yeah. so then you want government be linked want the government to be linked into michelle's bupa into michelle's got this bupa and going to what and then we're going to what we're going to have new tax we're going to have a new tax code up for michelle. no code set up for michelle. no that's the system. code set up for michelle. no tha now e system. code set up for michelle. no tha now that'sam. code set up for michelle. no tha now that's what i'm saying. >> now that's what i'm saying. the government should get out of >> now that's what i'm saying. the 51 vernment should get out of >> now that's what i'm saying. the 51 think|ent should get out of >> now that's what i'm saying. the 51 think|eremployerset out of >> now that's what i'm saying. the 51 think|eremployers want: of that. i think if employers want to offer a tax free benefit idea like bupa any of the other like bupa or

but michel, the bill tonight. but michel, these amendments will not be accepted. the numbers of tory mps voting for it which will weaken authority of will weaken the authority of rishi sunak the prime minister and put pressure on him going into the crucial third reading vote tomorrow night. it might well that that the tory, the well be that that the tory, the tory whips, think that they've got to try and it in got to try and amend it in writing to get through writing to get this through parliament strengthen it. parliament and strengthen it. the tory mps us are the tory mps tell us who are on the the party. as many the right of the party. as many as 40 of them met just an hour ago in the committee room before voting, more should voting, but many more should vote bill. cash vote for the bill. cash amendment. they think that. what's in doing what's the point in doing this if sovereignty, if it won't restore sovereignty, if it won't restore sovereignty, if allow parliament, if it won't allow parliament, the members the elected members of parliament, on the parliament

michelle, will have lots _ funds have a look at.ve lots more _ funds have a look at. michelle, will have lots more to - funds have a look at. michelle, will have lots more to look - funds have a look at. michelle, will have lots more to look at l will have lots more to look at from las vegas over the next few days. staying with tech.. the south korean giant samsung electronics estimates its operating profit in the fourth quarter fell 35% tojust over $2—billion. the company is due to release detailed earnings onjan. global shipping companies have diverted their vessels away from the red sea once again, after attacks on ships by iran—backed houthi rebels. danish shipping giant maersk said last week that its ships will take a much longer route around the cape of good hope in south africa "for the foreseeable future". the re—routing has raised concerns about delays, shipping costs and the wider impact on supply chains. let's bring on ralph 0ssa, the world trade organization's chief economist. the situation on the red sea is challenging

charles michel , or er appoint a person to be the er interim president of the european union, that iss michel has to take or be sworn in to become a member of the european parliament, and then his position will be vacant, that is, it will be free until november 30, so that they can appoint a temporary head. of the european union, or a full-fledged one that will extend the mandate even after that, which is today belongs to charles michel. so i don't think you see, you talked, you mentioned two states, slovakia and hungary, which today are not very favorable to ukraine and support another, maybe narrative, but... don't forget that there are 25 other states that , among which, some powerful, very strongly support ukraine, it is enough to mention france, germany, italy, these are the main economic countries of the european union, and they will never allow, in my opinion, as an expert, that a person like orban, today, took the head. european union, and if they were to , even before they allowed it, they would, believe me, keep orman so under their control that they would not allow him to t

michellejo obama. >> michelle obama.ll michelle obama. >> else would michelle obama beat donald trumpump is for the americans, and at the end of the day, where do we live? wherr e we from?ld >> if michelle ran, then the black people would just vote because as michellee it, >i they won't even give. >> a guy will have to go over di boy l trump. i like trump. people will rather see something different. se>> eone lovee everybody love . >> barack obama ran on hope and change. yea ras nobody had change in thr pockets when he was president. >> the richest people there. i'm actually ric surprised by how much money i got. >> michelle had a very famouse. line. when they go low, we go whit>>e we go round. i don't know. we aro go walk. >> we go high, they go low. big >> kick them in the. oh, he's michelle obama's a big fan of jesse waters prime time. so she's watchine watterg tonig. >> what do you want to tell her? go high. go lon gg, short. >> if you have to go against trump, i'm sorry, i will pick trump. but if you go against anyone i, you've got my vote to save. i think we get trump again. we'

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michelle to put this in language, understand michelle to put this in langsea|e, understand michelle tostand michelle to put this in langsea route throuthnderstand michelle to put this in langsea route through theerstand michelle to put this in langsea route through the red nd the sea route through the red sea same as the m1 and sea is the same as the m1 and all the other motorways to the north. not just it's north. it's not just oil, it's goods from the east and south—east the world. let's south—east of the world. let's see would last if see how long we would last if those were cut off. yes, those routes were cut off. yes, i understand what a global shipping it'sjust shipping route is. it's just that global is key. that the word global is key. it's not uk shipping route, is it's not a uk shipping route, is it? why always at the it? so why are we always at the forefront everything? it forefront of everything? it feels like when it comes to foreign conflicts, i can safely say been say though, i have been massively outvoted by pretty much all of you guys tonight. if i had a pound for ever

well, actually, here they say that charles michel was always more worried about his future than aboutcurrent state of affairs, this is really the criticism that sounds in his address and also when if you ask analysts what significance this will have for ukraine in terms of the extent to which he promoted certain important issues for kyiv, then in principle. they say that the most important decisions for ukraine are not his responsibility, and if you remember, for example, before the last summit, he did meet separately with viktor orban several times, but as it became known later, the final decision and the final agreement and, let's say, it was the meeting with the leaders of france and germany that changed orbán, that is, on the one hand now charles michel is not given too much, let's say, credit or, well, they don't talk about the fact that he did a lot of things in... the influence is extremely large, but i would also say that these are all the statements that he is actually leaving the european union at such a crucial moment, they are more likely to date on sunday evening, already

gb news radio. >> well hello there, i'm michelle dewberry , this is dewbs michelle dewberry, this iswestminster until 7:00 tonight. >> my panel, nigel nelson and lord moylan remain alongside me for now. let me just look at what you guys at home have to say on all the goings on in parliament today. this is a massive night for rishi sunak. what do you think is going to happen? get your crystal balls out everybody and tell me. talk to you this is to me. do you reckon this is going go way ? do you going to go his way? do you think he'll live to on think he'll live to fight on another day? we've been talking another day? we've been talking a about democracy. one of my a lot about democracy. one of my viewers, alison, says. what an absolute farce you lot are all saying. this is democracy in the raw, that you're seeing everyone tearing and throwing the way it should be. she's going. don't should be. she's going. i don't know der rishi know how they all der rishi sunak unelected pm. she sunak is an unelected pm. she puts that in massive capital letter. she means business there. paddy says. w

michelle will be bringing ou all at. michelle will be bringing you all the _ at.will be bringing you all the letters _ at. michelle will be bringing you all the letters from - at. michelle will be bringing you all the letters from ces| you all the letters from ces over over the next couple of days so stay tuned. let's stay with take because apple has started making payments to millions of people as part of a long—running lawsuit either whether it deliberately slowed down the speed of some iphones in america. its claimant will be receiving around 90 us dollars which is a share of the almost $500 million settlement. a similar case is now under way in the uk seeking more than £1.5 billion in compensation. 0ur £1.5 billion in compensation. our technology editor has more. nearly a decade ago, the iphone 6 and seven launch to great fanfare but in 2017, apple confirmed that a software update made some of models work more slowly, the firm said it was to prolong the life as a battery age but it hadn't told customers. a group of people affected by the slowdown phones took l

his wife michelle continues to promote her book the light we carry.rview about this best-selling book on resilience ultimately comes down to politics as if they'd never left the obama white house. and now i recognize the wife of the former president. political ambitions have already been seen, it was even reported about plans to make michelle obama the new vice president if the democratic candidate wins. even her prospects as the first woman in us history to hold a key position were discussed. but in the remaining months , the former president’s wife is unlikely to be able to convert her popularity into political points. in addition, even hillary clinton, who is much more experienced in matters of governance than michelle obama, failed to become the mistress of the white house after her husband. knowing. there is very little about michelle obama in terms of international activities, that's the first thing. second, a convention, or such a conference the big one, the democratic party, will take place this august in chicago, when there will be a certain

happy new year, michelle. >> happy new year, frances so good to see you we are starting out very, very quiet, which is good news. we have a quiet day today. tomorrow not as quiet but still relatively quiet today lots of sun across the country. we're looking at temperatures pretty close to normal for many of us. really, the only problem spots, light snow in portion of the great lakes to the appalachians. a couple of rain showers along the gulf coast but we're dry in the southwest with clouds in phoenix, 56 northern plains we are dry we're drying to the upper midwest. the northeast looking good as well the midatlantic a few showers by later on this afternoon. it's the same system that is moving through great lakes so this is good for travel we're looking green all across the map, expected as we go throughout this monday looking at seattle, san francisco, los angeles, in the clear that will change tomorrow, though we have a new system moving onshore on the west coast. that's going to bring showers for seattle, san francisco, also los angeles. that could bring heavy rain and along the road

stephen michelle, i can't they? they just have ours. steprut michelle, i can't they?eprut this elle, i can't they? they just have ours. steprut this whole can't help but think this whole scandal of the plan scandal is part of the plan to close post offices down. uh, vernon says michelle, what are you all talking about? surely all of you must see what this is all of you must see what this is all about. it's about a multi—million pound bonuses of those at the top. dave says, we've always been told that we have to pay top rates for the top ceo shows. where are these top ceo shows. where are these top ceos then, when it comes to being first in the queue for accountability? i hear you, della says . surely all of this della says. surely all of this must raise a red flag about future use artificial future use of artificial intelligence . yes, uh, lee says intelligence. yes, uh, lee says michelle, i've said this before. you didn't read it out, though he says there's surely a warning here. if people can be duped and sustain such losses, etc. just because of a simple faulty sys

emma says michelle, can one. uh, emma says michelle, can i just, um, one. emma says michelle, can ijust, um, say i was a single i just, um, say i was a single mum, we under the mum, but we weren't under the social services. but ultimately, if no one would if we'd have died, no one would have about it. she says have known about it. she says she um, just she was pretty much, um, just there. it was that. that was there. and it was that. that was her unit. um, says, and emma her unit. um, she says, and emma says, michelle, can i just give you the flip side of this? i'm glad she says that there's no community anymore. who needs meddling? neighbours care and twitching long, all day twitching all day long, all day and night. >> very delicate balance . i >> very delicate balance. i think in some ways, you know, we look close look at the stereotypes of close knit there can be knit communities. there can be oppressive sometimes. if people were a bit different, lived a different as say, different lifestyle, as you say, they're tucked, uh , in they're kind of tucked, u

what you , michel. right. you said, michel. right.hat we the public said this is what we want to have happen. we can assert our sovereignty. it's been it's been been squandered and it's been thrown our face. thrown back in our face. >> hang brexit was >> well hang on, brexit was a long project and i don't long time project and i don't need to concede that. the long terme project has been squandered because it's a generation notion. but what i, what i think i do want to, to back to is the notion that the conservative party won an 80 seat majority in 2019, and that has not been in any way used in the way that those of us who wanted the conservative party to win at the election wanted to see. but the reason i was pointing this distinction out between, uh, lawful and unlawful migration is that many of us who want the uk. economy to succeed would look at what we bring into this country and say we should discriminate in the true sense of the terms, to say , how many of the terms, to say, how many doctors do we need? okay, we'll allow those

bbc's business correspondent michelle fleury.— michelle fleury. american defence companies 2023 l michelle fleury. american i defence companies 2023 was michelle fleury. american - defence companies 2023 was a record year for sales with exports are more than 50%. {line exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals — exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals was _ exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals was worth about $30 billion for attack and transport helicopters and rocket systems to poland and germany, according to state department figures. it comes as the war in ukraine rages on with fears about moscow's potential to target other countries lifting sales. the biden administration is also trying to seize the moment in europe and asia to get buyers to move away from russian arms imports and to spend more on american defence manufacturing. us is already the world's biggest weapons exporter but american policymakers hope to permanently relegate russia to second tier status when it comes to the arms trade. ukrainian president volodymyr zele

his wife michelle. continues to promote his book the light we carry.g book on resilience ultimately comes down to politics as if they'd never left the obama white house. and now the wife of the former president admits that she is sometimes kept awake by thoughts about soldiers around the world, about the future of artificial intelligence, about elections. and you wonder where we stand in all of this, what's going to happen during the next election. i'm terrified of what could happen. the wife of the former president is unlikely to succeed convert your popularity into political points. in addition, even hillary clinton, who is much more experienced in matters of governance than michelle obama, failed to become the mistress of the white house after her husband. we know very little about michelle obama in terms of international activities. this is the first. secondly, a convention or such a conference of the large democratic party will take place in august of this year in chicago, when... there will be a certain candidate from the democratic party, and be

michelle >> thanks for that.iana michelle dewberry , i'm with you michelle dewberry, i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. we went over that king charles story about the prostate, didn't we last night? did you see today the website, the nhs website about that condition. uh when i looked at it this morning, it had about 1,000% uplift in the traffic . so 1,000% uplift in the traffic. so there go. he wanted to raise there you go. he wanted to raise awareness and done that. so awareness and he's done that. so yeah. awareness and he's done that. so yeah . applause to him. salute yeah. applause to him. salute him. i just only hope that that all of you that have got concerns off the back of that, i hope that able to get in hope that you're able to get in and get the tests, etc, that you need, that the need, because that is the problem, isn't it? it's great raising awareness, but what do you if indeed you have that you do if indeed you have that challenge? into you do if indeed you have that challdoctor, into you do if indeed

let's address what michele.s must upset you, government is everything. >> made me so, president is something -- president doesn't speak for me. thank god for that. if this president spoke for me, i wouldn't have this job anymore. i would have hauled out of here a long time ago. i also, that is the beautiful thing, we are as you mentioned individuals. i am a little afraid about the upcoming election. what i am afraid about is not some unknown future. i am afraid of the exact same rhetoric. this is look at what is on the line. a lot of people who want to vote for trump because of the things you have mentioned, economy. some people don't like things about him. i don't like the way things are going now. smearing these people, that is going to unnecessarily divide us and things will get ugly. afraid of what i am seeing now happening. more divided we are. >> greg: we are going to move on. up next google's forced inclusion and privacy intrusion. [applause] kat ♪far-xi-ga♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo o

>> michelle or gavin newsom are the only ones who can win.rris cannot win. >> sean: you think michelle obama would run? you believe that? >> i didn't believe until i heard her say she was terrified. she seemed animated. i think with poll numbers probably showing her five to ten points ahead at the outset there's a greater chance today of that than the ones week or so ago. >> sean: lee, you get the last word. will joe biden be on the ticket? >> i think it's going to be a rematch between biden versus trumpet i don't see how joe biden can get out of this. i don't think the democrats want kamala harris to run and if he were to step down as most no way he could do it without her being the second choice and that would be another firestorm. i think he's going to be the choice. >> sean: lee carter, doug schoen. happy new year. biden continues to endure the crisis he himself created at our southern border as 2024 g.o.p. candidates about to close it as of course the disaster is impacting cities and small towns in every corner of this country, fatal sta

should we be concerned about michelle? >> i am not sure what the democratic party has in store but i know what we have in store as republicans and i know we plan to restore this nation back to the things that made it great. >> jesse: what about the biden campaign makes the obama's think we have to save this thing and save it fast? >> what about it doesn't? president biden has been the most disastrous president of my lifetime. one of the most disastrous presidents in american history. a wide open border, a war in ukraine. he is not rebuilding the military, all the things we need to do to restore this nation, he is not doing any of them. he is doing the opposite. there are reasons why everyone has lost confidence in this man. >> jesse: why weren't there that many people in the church biden was in in charleston? >> things like social media and our internet have shown the american populace, shown in the world the big three don't rule anymore. black folks are not falling for it anymore. every two years, every four years, every

this is very simple, michelle. the strikes upon houthis absolutely, simple, michelle.tifiedthis absolutely, simple, michelle. the strikes uponjustified ,|is absolutely, simple, michelle. the strikes uponjustified , died. absolutely, simple, michelle. the strikes uponjustified , died. um,)lutely, simple, michelle. the strikes uponjustified , died. um, he :ely, fully justified, died. um, he says and he says. and can you also point out to michael that israel has got every right to defend themselves? he says , um, defend themselves? he says, um, but not necessarily to kill 25,000 people, bomb hospitals and starve a territory. >> we'll have a debate about that one day. um well, they go, graham, what do you make to what michael just had to say? >> uh, ron says michelle, what are you suggesting? that we just let these rebels world let these rebels halt world navigation? uh, what are you going them the going to do next? give them the consent world? consent to rule the world? absolutely i don't absolutely not. i don't think anyone be to anyone should be able to randomly just sh

news from the president of the european council, charles michel, that he is leaving his post.russels jumped in unexpectedly. he announced his decision at the party meeting, said that he will run for the european parliament in the european elections that will be held this summer. his chances of being elected are high, so immediately after after the elections, he will have another position. at the same time, it is then that hungary takes over the presidency of the eu council, and it is the hungarian prime minister who could temporarily occupy the position of president of the european council. however, michel assured that there is no need to worry about it. because the european union has the tools and enough time to elect a new interim leader, and i quote: to avoid viktor orbán, said michel, and he promised to remain in office and conduct an election campaign in parallel until the issue of electing a new president of the european council will not be closed, that is, until the end of the european elections. i have worked hard and will continue to do so until the last day of my eur

i say, michel, because so.nd then comes that which which of dozens sometimes, hundreds, sometimes a thousand people taking their seats. it is the sound of silence. the sounds of people taking their seats mount. as i the roll call tanisha anderson, ayanna stanley, kayla moore, india. shelly fry, corinne gaines. one person is left standing after india kaga. but continue anyway. so people can hear more names. at last i released the last person from any obligation to speak. i remind everyone that i'm law professor. after all. and i only say the last person standing will tell us something about the name they recognize. to ensure everyone's honesty throughout the exercise, their nervous tears as the last person takes. their seat. this moment releases some of the tension in the room. yet the point hangs over us. the silence. black women who've been killed by the police has distorted our collective capacity to. respond. we cannot address a problem we cannot name and we cannot name it. if the stories of these women are

michelle shirley say her name. shout shirley say her name michelle.y her now at tatiana jefferson say name is jackie. say her name and say her. yeah. miriam carey say her name. mariah carey. her name say her name lately polanco say her name name say, her name say her name. sandra bland say her name, say her name say her name. breonna taylor say her name say her name say her name pamela turner her name say her name say her name to rebecca wilson say her name say her name say her name. aiyana stanley jones. say her. say her name say her name. india say her name say her name you say her name. deborah danner her name say her name say her name, rickey. avoid say her name, say her name say her name you, kathryn johnston say her name and say her. say her name, albert spruill say her name and say her name say her name where. thank you so much for being with us tonight. as you take your seats, abby dobson will bring us a song, captures our for a livable future. and i will come back to the stage. our emcee dorothy runs. mame. mm hmm. mm mm mm mm. mm mm mm mm mm

and michele norris joins us now. welcome back to the "newshour." michele: it is great to be here.ard project for you has been a 14 year pursuit. how has the submissions tractor this country's racial journey over that same period of time? michele: when we started this in 2010, we were two years into the administration of our nation's first black president. and we were having a discussion as a country at that time about america being post-racial. so there was sort of a whoosh oh hope in the air. a lot of the submissions in the beginning reflected that. only one race, the human race. can't we all just get along? but over time the cards got deeper and people started to share some of the things that the viewers saw an introduction. the reason i entered this relationship, i am only asian because it is convenient, or when it is convenient. white, not allowed to be proud. what we realized quickly a couple years into this it was a little bit of a divining rod. you could track things that were happening in the news or in society. they would show up in the inbox. so, trayvon martin, for inst

good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. great to see you. we're looking at dangerously cold weather throughout most of the workweek. we're also looking at life-threatening temperatures because we're looking at wind alerts stretching from the ohio valley down to the south central states. we're going see temperatures 40 degrees below what is normal for this time of year. you fact nor the wind, it's going to feel like negative 40 in some spots. the air temperatures are brutal. we're looking at minus 15 in des moines today. 2 in wichita. but notice you factor in the winds in minot, it's going to feel like minus 42. feeling like minus 31 in international falls. south to houston it's going to feel like 24 degrees there. we're also looking at winter alerts throughout the intermountain west. the rockies down through portions of the south central states into and also the great lakes looking at snow as well. 51 million people impacted. this is the next storm system. we have pink and purple. that's ice. we have snow on the cold side and on the warm sid