michel. among the many stories that have been told, it has been mentioned time and time again the foundation upon which bob michel built his remarkable career and reputation. throughout mr. michaels 50 years in politics, he never wavered from his values of stability, uncommon decency, and humility. those values were instilled in him at the earliest age, rooted in his faith and family upbringing, and followed him throughout his life. bob michel was born to german and french immigrants in peoria, illinois on march 2, 1923, to anna and charles michel. hard work and respect were required. after dinner each night, it was mandatory for the household to read the bible rather than play. the young bob michel was a product of peoria public schools. he did not come from a privileged background or a family that had money. he held numerous jobs, which played a formidable role in his upgrading, -- role in his upbringing, teaching him accountability. lawns,y jobs were mowing delivering newspapers, working i

bob michel loved this place.him after -- we didn't serve together but we got to know him so well after that service. he loved this place and the institution but really loved his people. he did not just shape event. he shaped people's lives. how they lived and how they treated others. that's what makes a giant, a giant. it is the values that they instill in us. those moments that make you say, wow, i will never forget this. bob michel add lot of those kind of moments in his good and long life. you wouldn't know it given how humble and how genual he was. today i hope he will permit us to speak out of order so that we can give this great patriot this man of the house the due he so richly deserves. thank you very much for being here today. [ applause ] >> assistant democratic leader, state senator, honorable dick derbin. >> bob michel were here looking out at this crowd, we might hear some of thinks favorite profanities. eek gad. son of a buck. look who is here. my friend, family, republicans, democrats, die hard cub

bob michel i was one of those. we'll miss him. there aren't enough bob michels. and i yield back to the gentleman from illinois. >> i want to thank the speaker for those warm words. this means so much for his family and for all of his colleagues. i want to thank everybody that spoke here tonight. from the elroy delegation who spoke so fondly about mr. michael. when we think about the traits that he exemplified, integrity, genuineness and disability that everybody talked here tonight, i think it is also important to remember where he came from in illinois. the congressional district that he represented, the 18th congressional district was the same district that congressman abraham lincoln represented. same districte that bob michael represented. you think about those strong, midwestern values they never forgot. another thing unique about all three is a they were all very within one hour of each other. oak ridge cemetery, president lincoln, p come cemetery -- bob michael couldn't been buried in arlington cemetery but he chose to be very next to the love of his life

michelle: obamacare stays. with it, division. >> this is a disappo for us. >> today is a great day for our country. michelle: the bill to replace obamacare crashes and burns. what's next? a killerirst at 11:00, is still out there. 19 euro woman was shot to death in northeast this week while watching her friends shoot a music video. anna-lysa gayle spoke with the family as they search for the killer. ♪ anna-lysa: hundreds packed largo high school friday night to remember mcallister, shot and killed monday night in northeast and a parking lot off of benning road, were a friend's music video was being filmed. >> that was the love of our life. >> she was a beautiful spirit. anna-lysa: her parents sat in the front row as colleagues and mentors remembered her as a hard-working and vibrant student. my eyes and say i will be just like you. i never knew how much that meant until now. anna-lysa: over the years, ayana played basketball at largo high school before graduating. she also participated in the maryland state pol

jummy: thanks, michelle. tomorrow on "good morning washington," the surprising ways to save even more money on overlooked deductions when bill bellamy and shante moore from the new hit play. >> and stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." >> countdown to spring, brought to you by -- jonathan: y and it sends a chill down your spine. a neighborhood in florida is on edge and for good reason. somewhere there is a missing one of these. that is a cobra. very deadly snake. michelle: yeah. highly venomous and it slithered out of its enclosure on monday. that has been a while. it's now wednesday. here we are at wednesday. got away on monday. the owner has a permit to own the type of reptile so it wasn't illegal but the cobra got loose when an apprentice opened the top of the cage. while wildlife officials are searching the neighborhood around the home, they say it's possible a largely saturday in the home ate the snake. jonathan: -- a large lizard in the hom

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michelle? michelle: thank you. stay connected with the storm watch weather team online using the stormwatch7 weather app or following us on facebook and twitter. horace: a crime alert after a man sexually assaulted a woman in a fredericksburg restaurant two weeks ago. a man followed a woman in the restroom on capitol ale and that is where he attacked her. there is clear video of a man running out the back door. the man said he was from miami and has a he may be working at a local military base. michelle: a maryland man will spend the rest of his lay in prison assaulting five women at knifepoint at metro station. banks was sentenced to life with no possibility of parole for the attacks that happen over the span of a year. four victims were walking home from the fort totten station. horace: the maryland house of delegates disciplined its own members. they voted to rep rehend the baltimore county democrat who advocated changing marijuana licensing procedures. the changes could have benefited a company that he worked f

michelle: thank you. q: if you want to catch the rest of the news conference, it's on the sister station newschannel8 now. michelle: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a chemistry breakthrough. you may wish you had never seen. figure out how much urine may be in the average swimming pool using science. that's a q: first, though, what is being blamed after a chaotic crash that sent a minivan crashing into a house. that's next at 4:00. q: we have a chaotic scene now that jarred awake a family. a minivan slammed in their house. now the driver is facing criminal charges. suzanne kennedy was the reporter there as the van was removed. suzanne: this is just some of the damage that was left behind when a kia sedona minivan slammed in the side of this manassas home. the accident took place in the 10100 block of loman drive around 4:30. police tell us a 19-year-old woman lost control of her car as she was driving eastbound. she was taken to the hospital and was charged with driving under the influence of dr

michelle: going to breaking news. the workers trapped in the cherry picker are making their way up the ladder so everyone is fine. this is unfolding in southeast d.c. you can't tell from the shot but they are ten stories up. all is well. we will watch this on the facebook page. go to wjla.com. jonathan: successful rescue. we like that. no rescuing the house. check out the video from the district. this is ninth street. there is something wrong with that. everything looks like a dalhouse when it nobody was hurt. doug: national harbor, we have sun getting through. that is a pattern that is developing ahead of the cold front. holding at 72 in washington. the showers and the cold front is across western maryland. scattered showers could be a possibility. this pattern will shift eastward. we will get increase overnight. clearing skies tomorrow and sunshine. thursday is sunshine. winds come out of the east and cooler. 54. the rain could continue and linger to saturday but it will turn partly sunny in the afternoon. mid-60s f

michelle? michelle: thank you, doug. all right. well the political party may have changed at the white house but one thing that is still bipartisan are attacks on what politicians wear look at how women in politics are judged for their wear and whether there is a double standard. reporter: no matter the political party, women in politics are scrutinized for the fashion choices. >> i think it's fair game. if you are a woman, it's whatever political party you are pretty much fair game. reporter: the latest fashion is on kellyanne conway. she was hammered with barrage of meme to compare it to paddington bear and the nutcracker. before that, former first lady michelle obama's bare arms stirred up the controversy when she wore a sleeveless dress for her first official portrait. the fashion police long time target democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton signature pant suit. >> this is a double standard for women. women will be we going to take her seriously? what is she saying? what does her clothes say? the tables may be turni

michelle: thank you, sam.tarting today, don't be surprised if the tap water tastes funny in arlington. they are doing the spring cleaning. it's switching out the chemicals from the water system through now and april 17. it's flushing the pipes to make sure your drinking water stays safe. jonathan: side side now with a consumer alert. french investigators find that volkswagen was not the only company to sell cars in france that might have committed emissions fraud. fiat, renault and pugoet could face charges as well. it's not clear if the france will pursue charges. investigation but it has been cleared. michelle: a few days after meating with president trump, german chancellor angela merkel is denying that they owe money. germany went through a significant military drawdown after world war ii. and merkel says the spending shouldn't be uncoupled from history. speaking of defense spending new pictures from north korea, kim jong un's state media calling a rocket engine test "a great leap forward for the nation's

michelle? michelle: right now, alis person who tied up a woman and stabbed her to death inside a d.c. row house. police say they have a picture of a person of interest. sam ford is live in northwest where he spoke to the professor working with corrina mehiel. sam? sam: that is right. we are outside the columbia plaza apartments in northwest washington where he just finished talking to mel chin. he is the person who brought corrina mehiel to washington to help him with a project that the -- at the corcoran art gallery and he is devastated. 34-year-old corrina mehiel was found tuesday afternoon tied up and stabbed to death in a basement apartment on capitol hill. police are on the scene for a third day. and active in the community of arts in north carolina. her killer took her car, a prius with kentucky plates. it's not clear if the car was spotted in capital beltway but -- spotted in beltsville but the police released a photo of person of interest. this was taken at route 1, garrett avenue in be

michelle: f.b.i.irector james comey facing withholding information about the russia suspected tampering with the election. comey met with the house intelligence panel yesterday to brief lawmakers on case. afterwards they said comey didn't answer questions. >> we know less than a fraction of what the f.b.i. knows. but it was a good step. michelle: democrats belief there are major conflicts of interest in the investigation. they say a special prosecutor is needed. q: trump posted a picture of chuck schumer with president vladimir putin. he said that he was a total hypocrite. but schumer tweeted back saying the photo was 2003 in full view of the press and public oath. michelle: we look at how the media covers this. q: scott thuman looks at how it stacks up in history. scott: it's called the honeymoon period for the president. the first 100 days. but -- >> stein -- stop whining. >> in the first month the president trump and team has seen on slot of the negative news. the tracking group research media cent

michelle? michelle: all right. thank you.are expanding the use of the human services buses to accommodate the homeless who will be affected by the m.l.k. library renovation. the buses typically take people to shelters in northeast and southeast but will add a church and a nearby library to that list. the church volunteered bathrooms and basic shelter and the local libraries are adding hardware to accommodate those who typically use an m.l.k. library services. >> i will not eat them -- >> anywhere! alison: well, "star trek" and the "reading rainbow's" levar burton red "sam, i am" today. it is dr. seuss' birthday and read across america day. this anniversary of the celebration which, of course, encourages children to read more. the first lady melania trump took part in read across america today in the visit with young patients at new york's presbyterian hospital. she read dr. seuss' "the places you will go." she said it was from her personal library. michelle: sweet. nice. q: classic. michelle: it is. great to see the kids exci

michelle: thank you. a win for the trump administration in a federal courtroom in alexandria this morning. that is where a judge denied a request by a muslim civil rights group to block the president's revised travel ban. judges in hawaii and maryland already blocked most of the executive order from taking effect. lawyers for that group say they will appeal. alison: now we turn to a developing story out of the district where what feels like a spike in missing people is now starting to get national attention. d.c. bureau chief sam ford told you about the issue earlier this year and is live now with the latest from police headquarters. sam? sam: alison, m.p.d. tried to essentially tell more about missing persons in the city so that the peo have a more accurate picture. some of the reaction for this, for m.p.d. at least is getting out of hand. an m.p.d. decision to put out reports on all missing persons under age 16 and over age 65 swelled the critical missing person list to dozens on any given day, many tee

michelle: this is video of a fight. they ride through the ditch and the motorcycle crashes and the trooper tries to arrest the rider. then a fight breaks out. seconds later the motorcycle rider's brother jumps in. tackles trooper, that is when the good samaritans join the fray and help arrest the motorcycle rider and his brother. jonathan: this police body police officer off the job for what you are seeing here and facing the criminal charges. them is how it started. from the body camera of the officer in the middle of the brawl. >> at least two charges. >> did you go to law school? did you go to police officer school? >> if yaw won't to do something, do something, son. >> do something. >> did i not just touch you? >> did i not just touch you? huh? >> that was the point that the officer's body camera falls off but that is when the partner circles the neighborhood looking for a suspect came in and saw this unfolding. even telling the partner look, back off. the officer in the midst of the fight was arrested the next day.

michelle: not safe, i'd say. a couple of friends hooking a tether to a car and snowboarding down the street of staten island at 5:00 this morning. jonathan: that looks fun. michelle: the kids had no school in new york city. this is what you do. at least at 5:00 a.m. nobody is on the road. jonathan: might as well do it. michelle: i guess. i wouldn't advise it. now to arizona where they still haven't q the hockey thing. jonathan: no. ice can be slippery, especially if you're not paying attention. shane doen, boom. look at this. he runs into his own teammate. this is just in the warm-up. down they go. that is a big hit. that is normally what you save for the owe guys. everybody was okay but fun to watch it. we have the video so we can keep watching again and again. michelle: better outcome than the am bony had it been an option. coming up now at 4:00, peak bloom in danger. every year since 1921 we have seen the cherry blossoms on the trees in the basin. but a check on their status and 360-degree view coming up. jona

michelle: thompson was arrested in missouri. they also plan to question him about the damage at a jewish cemetery there last week. horace: another week has come and gone without revised travel ban from the white house. ryan hughes at dulles international airport right now and he is joining us live where the legal aid is still standing by when the order does come down. ryan: this is a waiting game. the immigration attorneys remain here helping people impacted by the first orer those who may be affected by the new one. >> immigration attorneys remain on the ground at the dulles international airport amid growing concerns over president trump's pending new immigration executive order. >> people are just afraid right now. people don't know what to expect. >> for more than a month, baggage claim 13 in the international arrivals terminal has become headquarters for the dulles justice coalition. volunteers holding signs and lawyers offering free legal advice to help the residents and the refugees navigate the first order that banned tr

michelle: that is a massive response. find breaking news the moment it happens on facebook, twitter, and the abc 7 smartphone app. alison: a three-year-old arginia boy has a love of show about rescue dogs which may have been responsible for a real life jackson lopez was with his grandmother in tidewater when he saw a woman leaning into the garage and he ran for help. >> and then it was trouble. help, and grabs my wrist, pulling me to the door. alison: the neighbor who had passed out from dehydration is doing just fine. jackson's mother took him to pick a toy as a reward and he chose flowers for the woman instead. michelle: that is sweet! that is adorable. alison: it really is. what a cutie. michelle: he is taking a break from advising president frank underwood. alison: he is helping governor larry hogan raise awareness about a crisis in maryland. >> hi. as an acto s addiction. that addiction ends with the word "cut." theon: they teamed up on set of "house of cards" for the public service announcement, posted by the govern

michelle? michelle: see you then. thank you. downtown, a fourth security scare at the white house in less than two weeks but this time the fence worked. jeff goldberg is outside the white house. the security is constantly being tested. jeff: yes, it is. last night incident happened at the southwest grounds. this is a different location. a lot of the situations in the past happening on the north side. what happened last night a man tried to climb over the fence. but he got entangled on the top. the clothing getting stuck in the spikes there. he was apprehended shortly after that. situation. this follows an incident on saturday night in which a man from roanoke tried to get in the white house saying he had an appointment with the president. then he said he had a bomb in his car. he was arrested after that. also on saturday, another man jumping from a bike rack to prohibited area. he was arrested after that. the incident we have been talking about for a couple of weeks march 10, tv-year-old jonathan tran of california on the white

michelle: he is excited. they escorted a toddler from one hospital to another for a heart transplant in pennsylvania. jonathan: that blizzard prompted cancellations. they were on the ground trying to sleep. this this is people from miami that were stuck in airports. we are told the cancellations will extend to tomorrow. as they remove process. rail service was canceled between new york and boston. the rest of the northeast region is running on a modified schedule until fourteenth. michelle: the buses will run on modified service to start the day and we will watch how area schools plan their day. go to wjla.com/text to be the first know if your child's school cancels or delays. jonathan: also want to stop and look at this. an s.u.v. plowing through two gas bumps and explodes. one couple says if not for one little decision they could have been standing in the path of the vehicle. michelle: from fire to ice. mobiletrak7 is tracking roads. what we are finding and the dangerous risk that follows the snow. that is

michelle: thank you. developing in prince george's county, the driver of this mess. this burst into flames. you can see what is left of it. we are told that the man who was pulled from the car will be okay. alison: today, 660,000 signatures delivered to congress urging hands off pbs kids. advocates are concerned if the president's budget proposals become law, apters and the public broadcasting will suffer. all of the $445 million for annual funding for the corporation of public broadcasting would disappear. from the hills to the tidal basin today. we are on blossom watch for you. looking good down there. for buds that did survive, they are starting to come out. so the big question will another freeze wipe out what is left? we are monitoring that closely. doug hill has the forecast. how does it look, doug? >> a cold front coming through the morning and it will get chilly. by tomorrow night we could be in the mid-to-the upper 20's. a one night deal before we warm up a little bit. this is beautiful. sunshine

michelle: work on the bracket yet? jonathan: got yours, too? michelle: not yet. but robert burton is in orlando where all the action is happening. jonathan: what's up? you got virginia, a big game. maryland, virginia, two of them. robert: you know this by the horrible brackets you have filled out that 16 has never beaten a one. but a 12 seat has bean 11 has beaten a six. that applies to mark turg announcer: now the toyota sports desk. robert: welcome back to orlando, florida, for the ncaa tournament. and this is also the place where a 16 seed never beaten a one seed. but a fifth seed and 11 seed has beaten a six. that applies to maryland and u.v.a. maryland six seed taking on 11th seeded xavier. and u.v.a. a fifth seed taking on 12th seeded unc-wilmington. the key, though, is to get the upset mentality out of your mind and just play this game like it's your last. when it comes to march, the impossible isn't far fetched. neither is xavier upsetting maryland in the first round. what does coach turgeon say about a team like xavier to you? >> give them credit. they h

anna-lysa: extremely, michelle.here are makeshift memorials on both sides of the intersection where the crash happened. monday, there will be grief counselors available at westlake high school to help students through this extremely difficult time. the photos that you saw of the two teenagers were taken recently for their last year of high school. broken traffic sign and debris scattered at the intersection of smallwood drive and saint nicholas try following a crash involving three westlake high school students. two students died at the scene, and a third student was seriously injured. they were unable to stop for traffic stop at the red light, try to avoid having an accident, and struck the utility pole. i've been a traffic investigator for a while in my career. i have not seen any a severe as this. it's a shock. >> it is gutwrenching. uties tried to comfort a heartbroken woman when she learned the news. the school principal said they were both seniors were excited to graduate on june 3. >> they were college ready,

michelle: thank you. michelle: this is great weekend to see cherry blossoms.f you do we want to see your pictures. sends them to burst.com/wjla. horace: all right. it's not football season. football weather but football season is all year long. erin: i feel like it is. it never stops. redskins found some replacements for lost players. and john wall may not play tonight. what will keep him sidelined? we'll tell you when we come back. erin: the wizards can clinch a playoff spot with a win over the nets at the verizon center. detroit would also have to lose to orlando, but washington may have to do it without john wall. he is questionable with a migraine headache. this is the wizards' last home game before they take off on a five-game road trip. which starts at the cavaliers. with the playoffs approaching, washington hopes to hold on to the half-game lead over the raptors for the third seed in eastern conference. marquise morris knows at that is what we have to do, respect our opponent and play as hard as possible. erin: the redskins continue to overhaul their re

michelle: jimmy kimmel live is next.lison: have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- bill hader, from "superstore," america ferrera, and music from imagine dragons. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for come watching. thanks correspond coming. we have so much to get to. starting with -- a very exciting development for those of you who love shopping at costco but hate shopping at costco. soon you will be able to soon have your

michelle: still ahead hanging on for dear life. what saved the worker after the scaffolding he was on collapsed. michelle: customers and the businesses have been furious about parking changes. now a lawsuit on the table. i'm jeff goldberg. details are coming up. horace: as we head to break take a minute and feel warm and fuzzy and say, "ahh." it's national puppy day. today we celebrate your cute four-legged friends. guess what? you can send us pictures at burst.com/wjla. we will get them on the air. horace: scaffolding collapsed in florida. left him hanging by a harness and that probably saved his life. they worked for an hour to repel the man and residents looked on from the balconies. the worker will be okay. and take a look at this video. this is the aftermath after someone drove a car california. the crews rescue the driver from the car and they fly him to get medical attention. the victim's condition is not known. michelle: a parking battle is heating up in the town center. many diners were not pleased when the once free parki

michelle: the d.c. leaders are doing what they can to separate the fact from finishes when it comes to missing girls. speaking at kelly miller middle school in northeast. mayor bowser rejected rejected e social media claim of the increase in disappearances and she expressed reasons why the concerned residents were gathering outside of the high school. they were there to raise awareness about people missing for years. mayor bowser promised more resources to help find missing children including run-aways. jonathan: this i that drew the morning rush hour to a halt. you can see why. that is a naked guy in the middle of the street. what happened to the man who strutted through d.c. wearing nothing but socks and a smile? we will tell you. michelle: flames race through a building as people run through their lives. the key sound they never heard ahead. doug: we are tracking a little areas of showers coming out of fauquier county to manassas, prince william county. we are picking up the chesapeake bay bridge blo

veronica: thanks, michelle. tomorrow on "good morning washington," we are on a stormwatch7 winter weather alert across the d.m.v. stormtrak7, snowtrak7. >> get the latest impact on the morning commute. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting extra early at 4:00 a.m. on "good morning washington." jonathan: check this out. this is in south africa. they called off the bike race and for good within. michelle: too windy of the bikers. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. you can see the riders just struggling to hang on to their bikes. let alone stay on them. jonathan: didn't work out so well. michelle: all right. now to this. this was no sunday drive. nascar sprint car race turning into a melee after a wreck. jonathan: all you have to do is take left-hand turns all day long. lagono took out kyle busch. look at the scuffle on pit road. pennzoil against m&m's. michelle: that doesn't look good. jonathan: busch walked away unhappy and he got the worst of it. we see this. the em

michelle: thank you. the attack came hours after a memorial was unveiledded in brussels marking the anniversary of a deadly terror attack there. it was one year ago before they attacked the airport killing 32 people. critical moments for the g.o.p. as they plan to replace obamacare. they met today with a woman from the healthcare panel he says he is working hard on this before the vote tomorrow but ter more than two dozen republicans will vote no. those combined with the democrats would kill the legislation. today former vice president biden rallied with the democrats against the appeal. president trump met and spent time with the congressional black caucus. while they butted heads over the issues there is common ground. >> there is surprising part. we talked about the goals. there were more similar than differences. the route to get there was where you may see differences. the president offered future meetings and welcomed the caucus to discuss the goals with his cabinet. >> developing now the shoe strin

michelle: i felt the same.t like i did theater for a long time before "downton" and had done a few small tv roles but i found it very intimidating at first. cameras and the crew. i had spent so long doing theater. i feel like i'm at that point now where i'm used to it. anthony: when did you figure out how to carve out a role into very small, little parts that you did over the course of three months of shooting as opposed to one night of the performance? that's something i marvel at, how you come in and out of character so quickly. in between all that chaos around. michelle: it took getting used to for me. televisiontheater to -- of course, for three hours, you're playing the character constantly. and you are only going offstage for a change. but having those hours in between, i've gotten used to it now. i find it hard kind of having , less control. on stage, you have the control. but anything can happen on a set. jim: when filming, the easiest bit is when the cameras going and filming and you have something to

michelle: that map shows what we are looking out for. western part of virginia stand to get significant snow from the storm. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg joins us from the snowtrak7 in loudoun county. jeff? jeff: any blue in the sky a few hours ago is now gone. it has gotten colder and the wind is picking up. this feels l coming. this is market street. when it snows the traffic slows down quiet a bit. we are in snowtrak7. we will watch the storm coming through all night tonight. in that area there is plenty of activity. the video outside the giant on market street. one of the most popular grocery stores in town. a lot of activity today. people are getting provisions. talking about eggs. milk. cereal. all the things you expect for people to get in a storm. some we spoke to today say they expect to be off of school for two or three days. we saw a lot of activity today. we spoke to people who are excited for the storm. >> i'm hoping it's bad. i would like the see a lot of snow. >> we are ready to be the rest of the week. >>

michelle: i knew really young. anthony: you went to drama school, didn't you? michelle: i did.t to a local state school from the age of five. schoola -- a local stage from the age of five. it was a hobby my parents found for us. i was dancing and singing, sort te i musical theater rou could have gone down. when i was 16, i had an encouraging drama teacher. she really encouraged me. she wrote all my applications to drama schools. that was it, i went to drama school and i knew i was hooked. jim: when you get into drama school you think, i'm home. anthony: everybody loves what you love. michelle: that was it. i knew that i was home. anthony: would you ever do broadway? michelle: i would. i'm actually dying to get back on stage. anthony: you played eliza doolittle but not in "my fair chameleon -- in "pygmalion." they are doing a new "my fair lady." you've done theater too, jim. i did. i got used to cameras. they have the lands. -- they have the lens. i thought i had to do enough and that led into more and more films. the christmas" before last. you have to keep it going. you get a

michelle: muy contenta. muy bendecida.tador: quÉ mÁs tienen? michelle: un adelanto. estamos cocinando una posible ruta de impacto. presentador: quÉ interesante! michelle: en estos tiempos de incertidumbre se demanda mÁs informaciÓn. queremos tener mÁs estrecha la comunicaciÓn con la comunidad latina. hay muchas sorpresas. nuevos segmentos. ya lo verÁn. estamos trabajando pamela hizo en una serie -- y yo en una serie de historias impacto antes -- impactantes. le voy a dar un adelanto. caminÉ con decenas de cadÁveres. presentador: ya lo saben. el lunes vamos a estar estrenando la nueva conductora en "primer impacto". [aplausos] michelle: muchas gracias. me pueden seguir a travÉs de instagram, facebook. me encanta hacer facebook life. poder saludarlos. presentador: perfecto. presentadora: mucha suerte! michelle: felicidades a ustedes que es el primer noticiero pluri plataforma. presentador: muchas gracias. te vamos a mostrar una de las motos mÁs rapidas del mercado. no le cambien. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: ustedes nos estÁn viendo a

michelle: two security incidents at the white house. a man was arrest after driving up to the security checkpoint saturday night and claiming to have a bomb in a stolen car. he told investigators he communicates telepathically with the president. this along with another man roaming on the grounds for more than 15 minutes placed renewed urgency on a taller fence now in the works. an 11-nt for a man shot by officers. larry dawson pleaded guilty to pulling out b.b. gun at check point. the officers shot him when they saw the b.b. gun that looked like a real handgun. as part of the sentence he will receive mental health treatment. jonathan: now a developing story of arrest in the smash and the grab gun store robberies in virginia. jeff goldberg is joins us live. i understand that the police are only linking the men to the burglaries in virginia. not the rockland, maryland store, where they got a lot of guns. >> that is right. no connection from two weeks but the arrests are a big deal. the burglaries had people that were concerned. they were

michelle: michelle malkin investigates. i went to san francisco where the latest round of h1-b inspired and enabled layouts have occurred, but president trump has put a freeze much to the chagrin of the open borders lobbyists in america and in india on the fast-tracking process. we've got the h1-b lottery coming up and a lot of very important decisions that president trump has to make to make sure that jobs, wages and well-being of american workers are put first. lou: all right, michelle, as always, great to have you with us. michelle malkin. michelle: take care, lou. lou: you, too. be sure to vote in tonight's poll question, the question is -- cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs, we'd like to hear from you, follow me on twitter, "like" me on facebook, follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight". on wall street today, a flat session, the dow, the s&p up two points, two whole points each, the nasdaq up just one point. volume at the big board 3.7 billion shares. we call today a draw on wall street. >>> crude oil, however

good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the alleged assault happened on southbound 101 near cesar chavez street in san francisco during the evening commute. anne makovec talked to the man who recorded it and says that the investigation is just getting started. >> reporter: the chp says all of the suspects in this highway beat-down are still on the loose. just after 6 p.m., this group of about a dozen bikers riding dirt bikes and atvs started what appeared to be a sideshow on southbound 101 slowing down traffic and doing wheelies. then the white camry on the left side of the screen had some sort of brushup with the bikers before he started to pull over at the cesar chavez exit. between another car and the bikers, he was boxed in all as the driver behind him recorded this video. i spoke with that driver by phone. >> hitting his car and smashed his windows and they either pulled him out or he got out of the car and about four or five of the guys took shots at him. >> reporter: that witness, who doesn't want to be identified, s

up next, actress michelle monaghan.helle monaghan is a talented actress whose film include the born, she is back on the small screen for season two of "the path" streaming on hulu. before our conversation with michelle, here now seen from the past. >> there is so much need and injustice in this world, and i'm just sitting here in this big, warm comfortable house. >> we simply, according to our values, the fact that there are a few comforts here -- >> no, i need to do the work, not just learn about it, pray about it. >> i'm glad you feel that way, hawk. i felt exactly the same way when i was your age. >> and you got to do it. you got to help build something new. that's what the city center is now, and i want to be a part of it. >> can i just say that we are doing important work at the compound, too. >>> so your name came up not too long ago as a potential guest on the program. we're honored to have you here. your name came up, somebody said, she is super creepy. >> oh, god. >> somebody said, my wife hates her. somebody s

please welcome back michelle wolf, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> hello, trevor!> trevor: i know this is kind of awkward, but you actually get mistaken for being black quite a lot. >> yeah, like all the time. by, like, strangers, black people, asian people, people i think are dominican but turn out to be puerto rican and then that's a whole thing. all the time, remember when we were in the -- "the daily show" was in cleveland? >> trevor: this is a true story, we were in cleveland for the r.n.c. and michelle and i were walking around and a guy in a park ran up to us out of nowhere and said, hey! what part of africa are you from? i said i'm from southeast -- he said, shut up, man! i'm talking to her! >> a 100% true story. some girls get, like, did you fall from heaven? i get, are you from africa? >> trevor: i've never asked you this question, but because some people think that, have you ever considered saying that you are black? >> that is a great question, trevor. the answer is no. ( laughter ) >> trevor: yeah, but you're no stranger to black people and black cultu

michelle: the behavior of the storm is not a surprise. being described as a classic nor'easter. thanks to a slight turn, many cities were spared, but everywhere else they were facing dangerous blizzard conditions. >> just trying to stay above water. michelle: cleanup crews in full force and new england. >> just trying to keep up with it. michelle: trying to stay ahead of this massive winter storm as it am spiess rain, and snow on millions -- as it continues to don't millions. the snow totals are far less than predicted, thanks to the storm shifting slightly to the west. but that does not mean we are in the clear. >> sometimes the snow is better than this wintery mix in terms of cleaning up the roadways. this creates icy conditions and black ice. michelle: officials are urging people to stay home and off the roads as wind gusts were up to 60 miles per hour in some places. there are threats of storm surges on the coast. for some, a chance for a family first. this family from australia landing in the city just in time for the snow to hit. >>

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera.ic and, of course, corporate tax reform and border adjustment tax. joining us now for an exclusive power lunch interview to discuss this, congressman kevin brady of texas, chairman of ways & means committee, helping to rewrite the health law. good to have you here. >> thanks, michelle. >> so you've handed off health care reform to another committee. that means you get to start focusing once again on tax reform? >> yes, ma'am. >> is health care reform going to slow that up? >> no, i know that's a big fear in the business community. we know the importance of both but this health care needs to get done. it is a big drag on the economy. we do need to resolve it. and put back the market reforms. it's not slowing us down on tax reform. >> corporate tax reform, the most controversial part is the border adjustment tax where you're not going to tax exports but you are going to tax imports by 20%. listen to the ceo of jcpenney and what he has been telling our retail reporter, courtney reagan. >>

michel. the distinguished leader from the state of illinois. michel. the distinguished leader from the state of illinois. you know, on the day of his passing, it was my sad duty as speaker to order flags flown over the capitol to be flown at half staff. and at this moment i would like to ask the capitol police to present one of those flags from that day to the michel family, if you will please.

michelle, do you like the longer days? >> i like them for walks at night but it is hard to go to sleep at that time. >> light rain showers in the north bay tomorrow night, otherwise again on sunday night and for the first day of spring on monday, st. patrick's day is friday. wow, what are we going to do? >> oh, we are all heading out there to play partly cloudy. >> and, green beer. >> michelle o'griego. sounds irish, right? >>> let's look at the big board. the dow is down 36 points. after the break, we will share with you our spelling the word of the day from one of our celebrity spellers. spelling as we head towards the cbs bay area spelling bee this weekend. today we've asked for some help from aisha tyler who we know from cbs' the talk and also from >>> we are all about the alphabet this week, practicing our spelling as we head toward the cbs bay area spelling bee this weekend. today we have asked for help from ayisha tyler from "criminal minds." we asked her how to spell, the crumbly mixture of fat, sugar and flour, us

todos: michelle, estamos contigo! michelle galvÁn: ay, los quiero mucho! mi familia en houston.ha: estoy muy feliz. formÉ parte de "primer impacto" durante mucho tiempo. es una gran periodista y un excelente ser humano. yo sÉ que van a ser una sÚper dupla de impacto. para adelante! asÍ que felicidades a todos ustedes, porque es un gran festejo para el equipo entero. y ahÍ estaremos pendientes, por supuesto, este lunes 13 de marzo, para ver esta nueva etapa de "primer impacto". pero antes de formarse con ellas, infÓrmense aquÍ conmigo. exigen la clausura luego de esta tragedia que se dio en un albergue, y tambiÉn piden la investigaciÓn de los responsables que dejÓ a mÁs de una veintena de niÑos y adolescentes muertas en un incendio en guatemala. los menores habÍan realizado mÚltiples denuncias sobre abusos en el centro. ericka porras tiene lo mÁs reciente desde ciudad de guatemala. ericka: gracias. el presidente jimmy morales ha decretado tres dÍas de duelo nacional. los familiares de las vÍctimas exigen una pronta justicia, y que se esclarezca quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. >> el minister

i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, march 6th. you're taking a look at the golden gate bridge. the west golden gate bridge. you need to be careful out there too because there are puddles. >> yeah the rain isment cog down. kenny has the morning off. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> you have wild weather across the bay area all weekend long. this is one of many videos posted on social media. this is capturing the hail in san francisco taken near twin peaks. it only lasted a few minutes in most places but it did come down pretty hard. >> take a look at this. all of this hail looks more like snow. chp officers captured this. they are warning drivers to be cautious. >> this is what it looks like alongics-80. so much snow that the interstate was closed down for nearly 16 hours. this morning chains are required from placer county to the nevada state line. >> let's check in with roberta and roqui theus. >> it's important when people send us the pictures and video of the increment weather. because what we do is study. is it snow, sleet, hail