laura: micheline maynard, thank you so much for joining us. micheline: thank you for having me. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america."om still toon tonight's program, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh faces a new claim of sexual misconduct from his college days. someemocrats calimfor his achment, while republicans claim he is being harassed. of course you all know that "world news america" is always tv magic, but we have real tricks for you on tonight's program and they comerom nigeria. he is just 19 years old, and his talent for magic has earned him a following on the stres of lagos. take a look at his magical s.illusi >> people ask me, amazing any sort of tricksks or sleight of hands. i am 19 years old and i'm a magician. today i'm ingto on the streets of lagos to perform some tricks and i will blow their minds. i will bring a picture to reality. take it likehat. it goes out. >> gd trick, good trick. >> everywhere i go to, people get to be my friend and know me more. at the same time, more practice. i go to look at people and see what the do. you don't get to go

micheline: the loss of jobs is huge, huge issue. it isn't so much the loss of thi jobs themselves, but jobs are being performed by tporaryis workers, and iaking uaw members longer to get the exact wages th the veteran workers get. and so automation is not so much thissue, just that the uaw wants what is left to be guaranteed. laura: what are the consequences for the whole car industry in e u.s.f this continues? micheline: generally car buyers are reluctant to purchase vehicles from a dealer if t company is on strike, and general motors have the problem of having 50% more cars at dealerships than it should have this time of the year. general motors dealers have a supply. itits just that people are discourad from going out and buying them. laura: you are an experienced transportation reporter. what seems to you like a possible resol aion to this? mieline: the one complicat factor here is that the uaw leadership here is under a cloud. they very much need the workers to appro a contract because they want to show faith in them. there is

concerns of are several plansns belononging to michelin.tephen: four of the sites are not competitive e enough and unions are worried about their future. >> not competitive enough is the verdict even by michelin to four of its 15 french factories. among them, the p pnt in weststn frfrance, which employees 650 people. >> we live on a a day-to-day basis. we cannot plan ahead. our future is on hold. >> workers unions say they have made concessions to reduce cost. many feeeel they have not been rewarded for their efforts. asked years they hahave employees to sacrifice personal lives. they work as hard and promise us many things. plantss in the french are up to four times higher than in most eastern european countries. says it wants to avoid layoffs by making its workforce flexible. >> we are not reactive enough. we need to propose innovative solutions. michelin's market share has dropped as it faces pressure rivals. sales went up by 4%. new zealand is going to play host to middle earth. stephen: amazon has chosen to film its new lord of the rin

with me is gwendal poullennec, the international director for michelin guides.re one of the rising stars in the culinary world? the culinary scene in singapore is booming. we use the same criteria to make sure three stars in singapore is worth three stars in singapore is worth three stars in japan, three stars in singapore is worth three stars injapan, paris or new york. what made these restaurants winners? what do you look out for from these restaurants that will give them one, two or three missal and stars? our international team of anonymous inspectors just focus on the quality of the food. so for us, we stars means incredible food worth a special trip. we stars means incredible food worth a specialtrip. does we stars means incredible food worth a special trip. does anybody know who these people are who give the one, two or three missal and stars? nobody knows. have you met one of them? yeah i am the only public face of the famous and anonymous inspectors. so you have the likes of japan, macau, hong kong and singapore. other up—and—coming places in asia right

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massimo employs the same philosophy in his three—michelin—starred restaurant as he does in his refettoriosarts of the world, people are rapidly changing the way they produce food. just off the coast of south korea, onjeju island, farmers are having to adapt to climate change by growing new crops. rising temperatures have caused parts of the forest here to die and many species are now endangered. jeju island was once an independent kingdom, tamna. today it is a special autonomous province, known for its volcanic rock formations and its dramatic coastlines. it has been estimated that global warming will cause korea to turn into a subtropical climate by 2070. many locals are concerned about the potential impact on the island's unique climate and culture. because of rising temperatures, farmers like kim are now cultivating pa payas, bananas, sugarcane and avocado. the banana tree yields about 55lb of bananas. while a papaya tree can produce around 88lb of papaya. tera kim teaches dancing to remind people of their connection to nature. whilejeju island is facing a rapidly changing climate, the

the ground even before dorrian hit you see loading supplies here onto helicopter was founded by a michelin star chef his name is jose andres you see him here in this video he chartered a ship and helicopters grinning food from florida to the islands york says it's already served more than 20000 meals some of them are simple here just making tuna fish sandwiches but also cooking a pot meals like which sounds pretty good still facing big challenges the newest one is the lack of air traffic controllers there are so many large and small planes that want to bring relief supplies that there just isn't enough resources there to control it all. thank you very much. and tennis rafa nadal being done young men ready if and 5 exhausting sets to win his 4th u.s. open title in new york and i was pushed to the brink in the 1st set scraping by 75 meant you lost the next sent $63.00 but then mounted an improbable comeback when in the 3rd and 4th cents to force a decisive 5th the spaniard came out on top winning $64.00 down now has 19 grand slam titles 2 is named only one fewer than on time leader roger fed

a french celebrity chef sues the michelin restaurant guard for -- removing --uide for for refusing to remove his restaurant from the guide for what is known as ched dargate. the u.k. supreme court has ruled boris johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks ahead of brexit. it could have significant implications for the departure from the eu. parliament could be reassembled with johnson's authority damaged just over a month before he vowed to oversee the parts are from the european union with or without a deal. let's listen to the ruling from the supreme court in london. >> the court is bound to conclude that the decision to oguese her majesty to pror parliament was unlawful because it had the effect of frustrating or preventing the ability of parliament to carry out its constitutional functions without reasonable justification. leader ofisten to the the opposition, jeremy corbyn, reacting to the decision. >> i will be in touch immediately to demanand parliamt questioned so we can demand heminister, obeys s the law that has been passed by parliament and recogni

like continental the other market leaders bridgestone and michelin also don't want to give us an interview we try our luck in hand on air frankfurt where the world's 3rd biggest tire manufacturers based goodyear but we have no success here goodyear's simply responds with their written statement goodyear doesn't buy natural rubber from cambodia we source less than 5 percent of our global requirements for natural rubber from thailand. he goes on we're committed. the responsible sourcing of raw materials including natural rubber. and the statement continues. we offer a retread tires for commercial vehicles and aircraft reducing the use of natural rubber. but why does goodyear retread the tires of commercial vehicles and planes and not the tires of private cars which make up the vast majority of vehicles we visit germany's only big retread are for automobiles hyphenating us here worn down transit tires are peeled off and replaced with new ones. i was taught so. if we look at this tire here we can see only its surface is worn so essentially the product is disposed when only about 20 percent of

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the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee.he in mistrial it was found she persevered through all that. that's really testament to resilience. >>the war. the job and the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched. >>so many others. >>and you just put must be a frying pan. she's also so his mentor so many people. and in every sense of where. >>i like on the. they should know you her passion for china is with her today not only in her cooking make let her home with its art collection of i hang saw red for turning 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>cecilia is actual birthday her 100th birthday is wednesday, the celebrations have already started among her many honors she has received a lifetime achievement award from the james beard fo

also bay area michelin starship thomas keller. >>> if you can't stand the heat get out on the golf coursea bad day for golf. it could be a monsoon. it was hot today. the biggest deviation from normal is in san francisco. average high is 74. 94 degrees today. it is all done. not right now. still hot outside. tonight will be warm. tomorrow we will not warm up because of the ocean breeze becoming bad. temperatures outside almost everyone in the 90s. san francisco the seabreeze has arrived. you dropped 8 degrees the past 90 minutes. 97 degrees in oakland. san jose in santa rosa 95. livermore 99. which will lead to a toasty night at the ballpark. one of the warmest evenings for baseball this year. first pitch 6:45 pm. last games as the giants manager. 82 degrees at oracle part. for the first pitch this evening. it stays warm tonight. the relief will not come until tomorrow. fremont 65. vallejo 63. redwood city 66. the high in san francisco today hid 94 degrees. the high in san francisco on saturday will be 64 degrees. 30 degrees cooler from today to saturday. that is a significant change. a go

. >>3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot she is in mistrial. she persevered through all that. and that's really testament to resilience. >>in the war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched. >>so many others. >>and you just couldn't get on must a frying pan and she's also so who's measures so many people. >>every sense of where attorneys 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>great story very inspirational let's take a live look outside at s f o. and some raindrops outside your door will have your full foreca >>welcome back 4.56 getting closer to 05:00am and you're likely getting closer to stepping outside as you can see it is a pretty active morning on the radar we do have multiple areas of rainfall to talk about the most noticeable b

at an up-market italian restaurant in downtown shanghai, sara jane shares her michelin-srred meal with her social media followers. >> tastes so good. goes with rose wine. sea urchin taco. >> reporter: lunch costs about $400, that's the equivalent of a monthly middle-income salary.n >> wu make so much money in such a short amount of time, it actually places a lot of pressure on an individual. there's no old money in china because of historical reasons. a lot of people were very poor,l i mean everybody was very poor, up until the 90s.ep >> rter: accumulating wealth in communist china was once considered counter revolutionary. mao zedong came to power in 1949 vowing to eliminate class and abolish capitalism. affluent families lost their wealth and many lost their lived as mao pursuis utopian vision of communism. that vision recommed in the famine, and left aost 90% ofrom the population living in extreme poverty. that all changed in the 1980s, when leader deng xiaopingg loosened state control over china's economy and permitted private enterprise, reforms which would rn the country into the

tire maker michelin played an important role in the top-speed run.ires capable of rotating up to 4,100 times per minute. >>> women's number-one seed defending champion naomi osaka is out of the u.s. open tennis tournament in new york. osaka lost to the number-13 seed belinda bencic yesterday. on the men's side, number two seed rafael nadal is headed to the quarterfinals. he's known for doing fist pumps in celebration, and his friend, golfing legend tiger woods was spotted in the stands doing the same thing. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, mark phillips gets up close to sharks for a look at one of the biggest mysteries of the seas. how sharks mate. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body

marc veyrat is suing the michelin guide after his restaurant was stripped of their three star rating.sed him of using cheddar! he denies it all. saying the cheeses in his souffle were always french. that's certainly food for thought. hello there. well, september had been on course to be a dry looking month across the south of the uk until a more recent spell are very u nsettled until a more recent spell are very unsettled weather. yesterday we had this area of low pressure bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms mixed in with that. some really heavy downpours, actually. causing some localised surface water flooding. quite near the bbc around the oxford circus area in london. in boscombe down in wiltshire they recorded if the nine millimetres of rain over the nine millimetres of rain over the space of around about the last 24 the space of around about the last 2a hours. that's exactly a months worth of rain and with more rain in the forecast, september for a worth of rain and with more rain in the forecast, septemberfor a number of us is going to be much wetter than normal. here we are. the

was no mention of a threat to withdraw military aid from ukraine as was alleged by democrats and michelin and that transcript is available on the entire conversation and when they were at the united nations speaking together trump and the ukrainian leader reiterated that there was never any pressure or threat placed on the ukrainian leader who are the head. i think good point cole was normal and we spoke about many seen and i saw the so i think you will read it is that nobody bullshit bush and me yes no great you know there was no pressure and you have to do it is one of the fall but you know that if you could ask the question and i appreciate the attention and i think it is somebody. if you look at what he did it is ok we're his son he goes to china he walks away with a video there. he goes are you great you walk away with $50000.00 a month and a lot of money in addition to that and the whole he was a prosecutor you grin and he's ok this isn't like maybe he did it maybe he's not. doing it is at this point the democrats have opened a formal impeachment inquiry into president trump now the

] it is coming back now, not the textiles and not the backup but we've got volvo in here now and michelinand the biggest bmw plant in the world we've got amazon prime hube az m telling you it works. if people would equip quit griping about making the rich richer but it's about giving jobs to people that goes to real estate taxes -- >> host: i apologize after stopping there because are running out of time but mr. moore, go-ahead. >> guest: i'm couple points i wanted to comment on. the reason you know the economy is strong right now, especially for families, is look at how they are spending. people spending money i was looking at the profits for lowe's and home depot and some of the major target those companies are recording record sales of people have more money in the pocketbooksks and what ae they doing? they go out and spend and that's how the economy -- i mentioned earlier i wanted businesses to be spending that's where i'm more nervous because the last point i would make is people talk about blue-collar jobs. i remember one month or two before the electione in 2016 barack obama gave a

alterations for high speeds they modified the body to improve aerodynamics and had specially made michelin tires which are modified to handle the incredible speeds and if you're in the market for a production model of the collar on the top speed is electronically limited to just 261 miles per hour due to safety concerns. where can you even drive something at 260 miles per hour like the only place in the autobahn but it's like limited you so you have to test it on a straightaway obviously you can't take any curves at 261 mph not recommended thing that if by this time you can catch boom bust on you to dot com boom bust arche the next time. please. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get a little the politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see than. half. the day there's a. leap day or 2. when i was told someone seemed wrong all along just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days to come out ahead and in gain strength because of the trail. one so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. serbian made weapons are all

alterations for high speeds they modified the body to improve aerodynamics and had specially made michelin tires which are modified to handle the incredible speeds and if you're in the market for a production model of the cairo on the top speed is electronically limited to just 261 miles per hour due to safety concerns. where can you even drive something at 260 miles per hour like the only place in the autobahn but it's like limited right so you have to test it on a straightaway obviously you can't take any curves at 261 mph not recommended thing that if by this time you can catch boom bust on you to dot com boom bust the next time. you know world big partisan mockeries and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. and the big 10 years since crosstown started to 10 years i think it's

alterations for high speeds they modified the body to improve aerodynamics and had specially made michelin tires which are modified to handle the incredible speeds and if you're in the market for a production model of the collar on the top speed is electronically limited to just 261 miles per hour due to safety concerns. where can you even drive something at 260 miles per hour like the only place in the autobahn but it's like limited you so you have to test it on a straightaway obviously you can't take any curves at 261 mph not recommended thing that if by this time you can catch boom bust on you to dot com boom bust r.t. the next time. the very pain years in the process of started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts fight it out for a trophy what do you think ok a more affordable option $25.00 packs for. one red rose another suggestion geopolitical jeopardy parody no political cookout where we will literally wrote the elites. late night sho

fairfax county search and rescue team, checking neighborhoods in abaco, and that's where we met micheline, cooking inside an abandoned school. her home destroyed. she told us she lost four friends, and plans to live here as long as she's allowed. it's unclear how long the search and rescue teams will be on the island, but the team we traveled with today says they plan on staying until the job is done. david? >> marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> we turn next to a developing headline. the opioid crisis in america and tonight, a source now telling us purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin, has reached a tentative deal to settle thousands of lawsuits, it could involve billions of dollars. and here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: tonight, purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin, reaching a tentative deal with more than 20 states and 2,000 local governments to settle claims over the nation's deadly opioid epidemic. a source close to the negotiations tells abc news the pharma giant will pay up to $12 billion, including $3 billion from the sackler family.

and and he breaks it activists of listening micheline mock with warnings about the potential consequences of leaving european union without a deal the messages were projected on to the wings of the angel of the north sculpture in gateshead it warns of potential food medicine and petrol shortages the activists also accuse prime minister boris johnson of backing breck's it for personal gain or we are also following stories elsewhere in europe and political turmoil in italy as well but the crisis that appears to be easing the prime minister does just that because he has presented his cabinet list to the president who will sway in the new government on thursday the formation of a new coalition of and his stablish meant 5 star movement in the center left democratic policy and a month long political crisis triggered by hard right. who brought down the previous administration the union of the 2 rival political parties is an unlikely coalition but one that's expected to improve ties with the e.u. and adopt a soft a stance on immigration. a russian court has sentenced a man to 3 and a half years i

for. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile, renowned french chef marc veyrat is suing the michelinhey demoted his restaurant from ree to two, says, "micheli uffle as having cheddar in it," adding -- (as insulted frenchman) "they dared to say that we put cheddar in our souffle of reblochon, beaufort, and tomme. they have insulted our region, my employees were furious." listen, monsieur, i would give anything for this to be my biggest concern right now. which brings us to our new segment: french people problems. (as frenchman) ( cheers and applause ) (as frenchman) ze life of a frenchman eez a life of pain. today, my brie eez too cold to spread on a crackeur. and zat eez just ze tip of my iceberg of ennui. my local mime wears a shirt with stripes that are... vertical. join me next time, when i tell you how my poor wife cannot find enough lovers. zis has been: "french people problems." ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: back with a performance by brittany howard! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) it's true baba voss, these twins are the beginning of a new worl

one not just the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. had a lot she is in she persevered through all that. that's really testament to resilience. >>really in the war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china, communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched so many others. >>and you just put musk a frying pan and she's also so who is mature so many people. >>on the. nations know you her passion for china is with her today not only in her cooking make is let her home what county art collection of hang turning 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment reporting for us tonight. >>and cecilia is actual one 100th birthday is on wednesday, the celebrations have already started among her many honors. she has received the lifetime achievement award from the james beard foundation and san franci

. >>3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she is in she persevered through all that.really testament to resilience. >>war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china, communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched so many others. >>and you just put musk a frying pan and she's also so who's measures so many people. >>every sense of where attorneys 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>cecilia as one 100th birth. and mayor one of 3 despite have a special ceremony to honor her life's work. >>she's still using those big knives and 102 which is still pretty good only one is i got to change whole kiten >>just an adr let's take a look at your microclimate sunday forecast because i am tracking cooler weather. a few degrees of cooling along the coast tomorrow downtown san francisco, cooling down just slightly below ave

. >>3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she is in she persevered through all that.really testament to so >>in the war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched. >>so many others. >>and you just put must a frying pan and she's also so who is mature so many people. >>every sense of where attorneys 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>cecilia is actual birthday is next wednesday and mayor london breed will honor her life's work with a commendation a real quick, so the difference cantonese chinese food and mandarin is well, i'm not generally generally of cantones based on my understanding a special moment, it was first being introduced here is more you have the rice and more seafood and it's and that is spicy right the mandarins who came from the north china, b

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i'm talking, of course, about chef eric ripert, of such three-star michelin restaurants as new york'sme to china, eric. >> eric: thank you. >> anthony: first time to the mainland? >> eric: yes, and i'm very surprised already about, uh, what i see in the city here. i was expecting, like, uh, kind of a gigantic chinatown that we have in new york. >> anthony: that's some racist shit right there, i'm telling you. >> eric: no, very surprising the streets, they're very clean, just, it almost looks like a european city. >> anthony: except for the air. the air quality, i mean, maybe you've noticed that haze -- >> eric: yeah, it's like a -- >> anthony: that's not, that's not good. >> eric: but i'm definitely out of my comfort zone. >> anthony: really? >> eric: for sure, yeah. >> anthony: oh, good. well, i'm hungry, you hungry? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: noodles, that's where you should start around here. chengdu is famous for little spots like this. don don. named after a much-beloved chengdu noodle snack. oh, yeah. now we're talking. >> eric: i've never been good -- >> anthony: really? >> eri

the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she in it was found.red through all that. that's really testament to >>in the war. job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched. >>so many others. >>and you just put must a frying pan and she's also so who is mature so many people. >>turning 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>so syria's one 100th birthday is next wednesday mayor samara cisco will honor her life's work with the commendation. >>we have some breaking news to tell you about right now brainto our newsroom of a car fire. this is a rather large car fire on the bay bridge. it's on the lower deck of course that's the n, leaving sa francisco heading toward oakland look like an suv or maybe a van according to kron four's gayle ong 4 lanes on

top of the fine dining world, two michelin stars, but in 2014 he and chef roy choi of l.a.' new enterprise. >> anthony: what are you up to now, what are you doing? >> daniel: well we're starting a fast food ring. i mean -- >> anthony: why? >> daniel: it's unbelievable that in our country so much of it, we've just decided it's okay for people to eat garbage basically. processed food. the tenderloin, the area that we're going into is traditionally the worst intersection in the entire city. the most drug arrests, most homicides. the most vulnerable populations in our country are being fed the worst food consistently. >> anthony: local, it tends to address all those problems. creating a fast, casual, food business that's actually good for the world. >> daniel: so this is what roy calls awesome sauce. tomato, onion, garlic, a lot of olive oil, gochujang, and then scallion relish. just grilled scallions and lime. veggie burger dressed exactly the same way. if you're like i am, the word veggie burger will strike terror into your heart. >> anthony: yeah. it makes me violent actually

rachel michelin with the california retailers association says one reason for the brand's decline becoming of touch with their customers. >> you have a younger generation coming forward that sustainability, the environment, things like that is important to them. >> forever 21, which hit big in the early 2000s with billions in sales became synonymous with fast, cheap and disposable fashion, a trend that is out of step with a more eco conscious generation. >> i would like to buy domestic products. i definitely would like something that is more ethical as a product. >> in a statement, an executive for the company says it will be business as usual for shoppers in their u.s. stores, as well as mexico and latin america. linda chang said this was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition forever 21. >> they expanded very quickly worldwide. maybe they shouldn't have gone as fast as they did and spread themselves so thin. but they also didn't anticipate i think some of the changes of their consumer base and re

. >> speaking of france, this french chef is suing michelin guide because they claim that he's usingow offensive. >> what? no, you don't put that in a souffle. >> cheddar? i am french. >> no. how about this brave hamster. risking it all for a single piece of popcorn. >> excuse me. >> oh no. >> oh, literally risking it all. he got it, though. >> hamsters are like a cousin away from a rodent, right? >> that's true, i had a bunch of them growing up. >> you have that thing in your popcorn? >> you're hilarious. they're so cute though. >> how about we switch it up, though. >> yeah, go ahead. mix it. yeah, look at that. ♪ hey mickey >> another one-hit wonder written by mike chapman, mickey chin. tony basil and her one big smash hit. who was mi >>> i'm announcing the house of representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> this morning on "world news now," new reaction to that announcement by house speaker nancy pelosi, launching an inquiry into whether president trump asked ukraine for help in his own re-election. how the white house is responding and what happens

world famous wineries, michelin starred restaurants. here lived a beautiful woman, who loved four admiring men. her father, the prominent artist. her husband, the ex-fighter pilot and pharmaceutical executive. her lover, the handyman, ex-marine and firearms expert. and her first boyfriend, the would-be impressionist painter. his name is tim cherrington. and she the woman at the center of all that happened, was rachel. rachel hatfield. >> reporter: so rachel. tell me about her. >> oh, [beep]. i'm sorry. we're starting, huh? >> reporter: well. just -- whatever. >> hmm -- start again. >> reporter: what'd that do to you when i said that? >> my heart just went, "boom." >> the subject of rachel, as you can plainly see, is painful for tim cherrington. a pain that might lessen if he'd only learn to forget. but all he can do is remember. like the night they first met. >> it was a july night, a party. and -- she was -- dancing. and i said, "wow, i'm gonna meet that girl." >> reporter: how old were you? >> i was 18 and i think she was 17. >> repor

the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot she is an enormous role.testament to resilience. >>in the war. job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china, communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and touched. >>so many others. >>and you just put must a frying pan she's also so who is mature so many people. >>turning 100 she dines out with friends regularly keeps her own schedule does everything in moderation while enjoying every moment. >>what a wonderful story was a syria turns 100 on wednesday in san francisco mayor london breed will honor her with her life's work with a commendation well deserved let's go and take you outside for a live look at the conditions at sfo this morning, they're dealing with delays of over an hour and 20 mi come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wa

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