>> i'm michelle. >> michelle was, no doubt about it, dissatisfied.she was young, successful, attractive, and yet it wasn't exactly boredom that was eating at michelle. after all, she was just starting a new career as a psychologist, often counseling troubled couples. >> she was relatively new with her license. i think that was her first real job. >> of course, michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now events would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters like me lips au st lips -- my lie lizza stod ard d >> she got her degree and became a professional. >> then michelle even at an early age seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was 16 when she started dating marty. marty was a couple of years older, worldly, bright, friendly. he had a big plans. he wanted to be an astronaut. he went to the air force academy. she was 20 when she married him at the academy's famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, you may kiss your bride. >> this was back in 1991 when marty was all she ever wanted. long before she

the guy said, we just arrested michelle. >> arrested your michelle?ced in a holding cell. her parents posted a bond to get her out. after a very long night, they picked her up from the anaheim police department. >> there she was sitting on the steps out front. >> one of the stranger days of your life? >> the strangest. >> but strange days were only beginning. >> narrator: coming up -- from daggers by e-mail to danger at the front door. >> somebody was posted ads online through craig's list, saying they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> narrator: when "dateline" continues. of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. it'now the dentisms of trg fits my healthy life. 3 days is really fast. now the dentist is going to be able to provide that to their patients. sensodyne rapid relief in my opinion is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. it has a formulation that lays down a barrier of protection against sensitivity. within 3 days, say ov

young for michelle miney?cribe why not? >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think either one -- dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> pushing me around. >> as for the violent episode with his ex-fiancee, jason had an explanation for it. >> did you throw her around on the bed like she said? >> no, sir. what i did was wrong i did pin her down and i took the ring. >> okay. >> what was your -- level of intoxication at that time? >> i was very intoxicated. but i don't feel like that is an excuse for what i did. >> reporter: they questioned him about the most important woman in his life. >> did you want to stay married to michelle? >> yes, i did. i wanted to have -- have another baby and i wanted the family to grow. >> reporter: he also explained why he gave up custody of his daughter without a fight. >> were you able to afford a lawyer for a full blown custody battle? >> no, sir, i had -- due to the media and some of the internet website, the job that i had, i lost, i lost it. >> reporter: his testi

cal's wife michele had disappeared.ere with "the house on the lake" is keith morrison. ♪ >> it's a long, winding ride, this tale, studded with surprises. >> i just felt like i was being kidnapped in broad daylight and no one could help me. >> it's the story of his life and their's. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another traj city of justice take place. >> it's about their world, the one that fell apart in a time they can't recall. do you remember very much about your mom anymore? >> not really. >> it's been a long time. >> it's about what happened on a september day the rest of the world can't forget. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks, maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> 15 years, four trials, would it never snend. >> i just put my head down and went numb. i went numb. >> this is the climactic chapter in a family saga, one that began in a moment all but drowned out in the chaos of history. it was september, 2001. the harris kids were little, 7, 6, 4 and 2. the family lived

>> michelle?he's cold. >> okay. >> as she spoke, meredith was cradling her 2 1/2-year-old niece, cassidy, who crawled out from under the bedclothes on her parents' bed feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice, chattering to her aunt, was caught on recorded call. had cassidy witnessed the murder or wakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over to the bathroom. >> now, wake county investigators were descending on the house and having secured the crime scene, erp's job was done. but on his way out, he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas. still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question. >> i looked over the child, i didn't see any blood, so i asked her did you clean the child? and her response was, no. i thought it was kind of odd because i was expecting her to say, yes, i guess. >> somebody did. >> yeah. somebody did. >> but who? was it the same person who murdered the little girl's mot

but that will expire soon,(michelle) good evening -- i'm michelle kingston... j.r. stone and justine waldman have the night off. we're going to have a live report on the mendocino complex fires coming up in just a moment. new evacuation orders tonight are in effect. but -- right now we turn to kron 4 meterologist mabrisa rodriguez with how the upcoming weather is actually going to help firefighters on the front lines beginning tomorrow... mabrisa? slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. northwest winds will become breezy again tomorrow afternoon. with relatively dry humidity values continuing tomorrow, there will continue to be some wildfire threat in the more drier locations. high pressure will rebuild over the state by monday, causing warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week. triple digit highs will be common through the week for interior areas. new

(michelle)(michelle)(michelle) slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. northwest winds will become breezy again tomorrow afternoon. with relatively dry humidity values continuing tomorrow, there will continue to be some wildfire threat in the more drier locations. high pressure will rebuild over the state by monday, causing warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week. triple digit highs will be common through the week for interior areas. (michelle) it's a story you'll see only on kron 4 news. a lot of people in antioch appalled by the way a cemetery is handled there. they tell us that.. flowers, photos and other mementos that were put on their loved ones graves.. were thrown into a pile. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in antioch with that story.. hermela, do we know what led up to this? (hermela)we spoke to people who tell us a few weeks ago.. they started to see fliers around

(michelle) (michelle) coming up -- our wildfire coverage continues.uation orders and the ever growing destruction from the california wildfires when we come back (michelle) and -- details on yet another lawsuit bart is now facing from an alledged attack. (jrstone)before a woman was stabbed to death at an oakland bart station, the main complaint about bart had been robberies and assaults... which are up 26 percent in the last six months.(michelle)kron 4's dan kerman has details on yet another lawsuit bart is now facing from one of those alledged attacks. it was just after thanksgiving last year when a man threw dave sibia to the ground while riding bart and attempted to steal his cell phone... he didn't get the phone but injured sibia wrist and neck to where he can no longer do his job driving for ubersot dave sibia/attacked on bart 15-25now sibia is suing bart for negligencesot stanley goff/sibia's attorney 29-39 this lawsuit is the latest in a series of suits filed against the transit agency by people either attacked or robbed or both.sotbart says it

(michelle) thursday. (michelle) thursday. peaking on thursday.y.peaking on thursday. (michelle) a popular landmark in the bay area is closing. we take a look at just what is going in it's place. (jrs)tiny house... big price. the latest sticker shock in the bay area's red hot housing market. (michelle) this house is smaller than some studio apartments but will probably sell for a lot of money.. that's because the one-bedroom cottage is in the coveted silicon valley town of los gatos.(jrs) kron4's maureen kelly shows us this latest example of the bay area's red hot housing market. call it an example of unreal estate.this teeny bungalow at 55 rogers street in los gatos is only 550 square feet...with one bedroom and from what i can see are both very small and very outdated.it's listed at thousand dollars but there are reports of a bidding war and it's speculated that sale price will be several hundreds of thousands dollars over asking. the real estate listing describes the home as having endless possibilities.....but it's phyiscal structure is far fr

what michelle does is so special. she shepherds that audio to make sure it gets on everything, whether it's dvd, itunes, netflix. she's got a big project coming up next year. she's doing the museum, the academy of motion pictures museum. >> you're kidding. >> and she's going to do the voice narration for that where people can, visually impaired people can experience it just like us. >>> let's talk about outside, a little warmer today. >> you kind of need a jacket. temperatures cool, low clouds. drizzle at times. if you like the cooler temperatures, good news. you will have another day or two of below average temperatures inland. much better today as the marine air helped pushed a lot of the smokeout. look how much better the view look. we'll take you to the top of the hill, super tower. you can see the golden gate bridge in the distance and the low clouds racing on by. 67 degrees currently. we had the marine air, super sized overnight, above 3,000 feet, that coupled with the sea breeze, which has been an all-day event

michelle, you mention the idea of the straw. can you maybe take advantage for some of the things you've talked about today so that the focus shifts towards things that are more important? >> we are nonprofit. funding these great ideas to get them to more people i think is important. this just speaks to the layers of the role that money plays in the systems in place. truthfully, the reason that some of these ad campaigns or communication campaigns or messaging work with maybe not the messages that will move new people or the masses even sometimes, happened to do with what resources you have and who is giving money there. when you asked the question how do we actually help some of these other messages reach of broader swath of those audiences and remembering? we need to find it. >> the reality is, you know, when stock markets crashed, for example, donations to organizations go down. we are all part of the system. we are all tied into this thing. after the great recession, philanthropy was really hit. a lot of organizations were lo

michelle. michelle: hola, quÉ tal, desafortunadamente me ocurriÓ esto. lo consideren justo.. al contrario, he viajado durante toda mi vida al paÍs. simplemente busquÉ la asesorÍa . el gobierno en este caso, la oficina de maryland help fue la que me auxilio para recibir los beneficios, ya que mi estado era de alto riesgo. carolina: ahora, quÉ otros documentos te faltaron a la hora de la inspecciÓ "edición digital" se comunicóel comunicado: " los solicitantes de admisiÓn tienen que demostrar que son claramente elegibles para ingresar a estados unidos y para demostrar que es admisible la persona debe superar todos los requisitos." te falto algo mÁs? michelle: yo entreguÉ todos los documentos que ellos me pidieron. de hecho, en los interrogatorios expuse todo mi caso, toda mi vida. repito, no infringe ninguna ley, al contrario, me he enfocado y he procurado llevar todo en base a la reglamentaciÓn migratoria que se me pide. borja: michelle, tenemos entendido que la meta elemento familia. mi madre estÁ enferma, en lazo familiar mÁs cercano, y es lamentable que una situaciÓn como É

with that i'm now going to turn this over. >> thanks, michelle. >> thank you very much, michelle. thanks for the great rundown of the navy, the laydown to have bases and of course what has been going on? the pacific neat. the history. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is my pleasure to be here. for my friends from guam, i say half a day. by the way, the individual out there that found out there that we gathered together, we have to see these people paying attention. these are judges. these are people that that's what they do. hats off to you. give that person a prize. i'm not sure what it will be, but you did well. as michelle indicated, i'm going to give you the how. how do we deploy the fleet and then bob will talk about what it does along with nan. to be clear, this is the largest fleet by far in the united states navy. in fact, it is the largest fleet in the world and the largest that the world has ever seen. the majority of when i use the term forces, ships, aircraft, people, submarines, underwater drones, if you will, airborne drones. all of that combined in a collectiv

admiral greenert: thank you, michelle. thank you very much and thanks for the great rundown of the navy and the lay down of the bases and of course what has been going on in the pacific fleet. good morning, ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to be here. , i sendriends from guam greetings. the individual there that found the error that we inserted this morning, we gather together to make sure you are paying attention. people -- thiss, is what they do. hats off to you and give that person a prize. i don't know what it will be but you did well. as michelle indicated, i am going to give you the how -- how do we deploy the fleet? girrier will also chime in. to be clear, this is the largest fleet by far in the u.s. navy. it is the largest fleet in the world and the largest that the world has ever seen. forces thinke term ships, aircraft, people, submarines, underwater drones, --borne drones, seal teams all combined in the collective term, forces. half of all of the ships in any given day that we deploy is in the western pac

who is michelle pfe iffe r ? pfeiffer is in it. who is michelle pfeiffer? are great action scenes around san francisco. they have a lot of laughs with it, and that is the main thing. there is a lot of fun to be had with shrinking and enlarging things, and they make the most of it. hearts beat loud, i am intrigued by this. should we call it a musical oi’ by this. should we call it a musical ora drama? by this. should we call it a musical or a drama? it is a musical drama. very big on the festival circuit like south by south west. it is about a father and daughter, nick offerman and kiersey clemons, who have been playing together as father and daughter. they live in brooklyn and daughter. they live in brooklyn and the summer before she is about to go to university, they start to ta ke to go to university, they start to take things more seriously and start to write songs together and upload them and get a bit of attention. so you have a film about people embracing change and coming out of their shell a little bit. i think it's impossible to dislike this film.

michelle these ones traded about 4,000 quickly. bought those, i intend to hold them probably through september another quick one, one of pete's favorite stocks, unhp. minneapolis based company. down 42 cents today. the stock has just been ripping. up 18% i think three times what the s&p's up i like it. i bought calls in this one because they came scrambling in. block ed the september 5 calls they sold some calls above it. smart investor doing a spread. i bought it. be in these probably through labor day, maybe the first week of september >> all right, pete, what are you seeing >> cvs is pretty interesting because it's hit multiple times over the last week or so you can look at this chart this stock had the major drop when everybody said oh, well amazon going to kill cvs and walgreens. this stock has rallied back nicely but they've been buy iing the october 75 calls very aggressively multiple times now almost every one has been part of a spread they're buying at 75, selling the 80s. buying there today, ooemeven more. t around 2500 m

barnier is to i know how committed michel barnier istoa i know how committed michel barnier is to ahat pragmatism and energy on both sides lam pragmatism and energy on both sides i am confident we can reach the agreement. live to brussels and our reporter adam fleming. dominic raab saying they have agreed to step up the intensity of negotiations. i suppose they need to because time is running out? that was the main thing i took away from the brief appearance by them. gone is the whole structure of having a round of negotiations every month and a week beforehand to circulate papers and a week afterwards to go home and tell the eu capital is what has been discussed. now they will meet continuously. i do not think it will mean there will be british officials in there at 3am but i think contacts will be stepped up. dominic raab said he will be back in brussels next week for another round of talks with michel barnier and thatis of talks with michel barnier and that is just both sides realising there is not a lot of time to get this sorted out. they have to finalise the withdrawal agreeme

jim: hey michelle, how are you? michelle: hey.e most important ingredients to take us higher, productivity as well and sustainable growth. how do you factor that in, fiscal stimulus versus regulatory reform? does this really extend the cycle? that is the question we always get. michelle: i know we talked about this, and i am so glad you brought up the regulatory piece of it, because for all of the focus that we had on tax cuts and expecting to bolster the economy, i would argue that perhaps the regulatory relief that companies have felt under this administration has been even more powerful. in 2017, companies quite honestly did not even think they would get tax relief because there was so much skepticism. fiscal policies we see put in place to set the stage for better sustainable growth, higher potential growth, many the economy can grow faster without causing inflation.i think it is a good story all the way around. alix: all right, michelle gerard natwest markets and jim caron of morgan stanley. higher than estimated consumer spe

kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)"it worked! i don't think it's crazy.it's not crazy."standing confident in his blue polo today ... david casarez was in a much different position just a few weeks ago.homeless -- hungry for success -- handing out resumes in mountain view. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is the spot where david stood last mont handing out resumes ... unaware that in just a matter of minutes -- his life would change.""i just felt it in my heart that if i were in that position i would've wanted someone to help me too"jasmine scofield snapped this photo of david and posted it to twitter -- it went viral.companies started reaching out and now -- david has a job."it's been a long process from being on the streets to standing on the street corner holding that sign you know just hoping that someone would take a look at me and give me an opportunity." david just accepted an offer with white fox defense -- a drone airspace management company ... where he'll be building their website and working on software development -- exactly what he came

michelle chambers, east bay resident. i definitely feel they should do more to take care of the product and the customers, it is dangerous for people to be in there. dwayne lem, east bay resident. their products are just out in teh open, they need to beef up security. in walnut creek, terisa estacio kron four news coming up at eight.. eight children at a sleepover are killed in house fire ....the important safety feature missing from their building. plus. how runners in iowa are honoring the life of mollie tibbetts and next. it is the first day of classes since deadly gun violence forced a solano county campus .... to evacuate, ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (ken) students at armijo high school in fairfield returned to class this morning just days after shots rang out a block away during a friday night football game.(pam) fairfield police funneled the crowd into the gym.... and put everyone on lockdow

and i'm michelle griego.. that story in a moment. but first -- breaking news: traffic on i-80 is at a standstill in fairfield.. authorities say a c-h-p officer was involved in a crash with two other vehicles.. it happened arou >>> >>> 80 is still -- i80 still at a standstill after a chp officer was involved in a crash road. chp said drivers should find alternate routs and only one -- routes and only one westbound lane is open. three people were taken to the hospital and no word on their condition yelt. chopper -- yet. chopper 5 is live above the north bay medical center and you can see a number of law enforcement and chp officers waiting outside of the hospital right there. we'll continue to monitor this developing story throughout the day and give you details as we get them. >>> in oakland, first responders rescued two victims trapped under a truck after witnesses say it crashed through a fence and into a yard at an oakland charter school at 42nd and foothill an hour ago. the exact cause of the crash is under investigation and the w

you wrote a piece for politico the other week that said i wean out at peak michel barnier?er? tension is developing between the british side and michel barnier7m general there have been tensions throughout this process. the eu has a lwa ys throughout this process. the eu has always been agreed and saddened by the uk's decision to leave and they feel frustrated that david davis in their eyes was not taking the negotiations seriously enough. dominic raab gave fresh impetus to the negotiations, but the eu says it is here to negotiate around the clock and dominic raab still deals with a divided cabinet in the uk. you can see why they are not exactly on the same page. michel barnier, even though he says he is always available, he still has to keep 27 people on the same page from his end, and that is why he is always on the road and there are diary constraints. he does say they will be there 27/7 and the clock is ticking. i think it is wearing a bit thin. however, iwonderwhether politically speaking he personally needs something out of this. we all know he has designs on the top

it is amazing. >> michelle, let's get meta here. i started the day wondering if we would hear from the president about charlottesville as we approached the anniversary. i looked at the schedule for the weekend and there was nothing on it that would indicate there would be a formal statement. he's having a photo op with bikers in bedminster today, and we get a short statement, if you can call it that, on twitter about charlottesville. what do you make of the way he is using these medium for things like that, things of great import? he has cheapened the discourse in many ways in the country, but there are things that merit something more than that and we're not seeing him use it for that purpose. >> well, i mean, of course. he is a person who does not have the dignity or gravitas necessary for this job. you know, i mean i guess this statement is maybe about as good as you could expect from him, but it is not saying very much. basically saying all sorts of racism is only a degree or two removed from, you know, bad people on both sides,

enrique: michelle nicole gutiÉrrez recibiÓ una desagradable sorpresa cuando intento entrar a estados la visa de turista que utiliza para ingresar al paÍs, en esta ocasiÓn, los agentes de inmigraciÓn le preguntaron por quÉhabÍa usado el programa de medicaid cuando dio a luz a su bebÉ en maryland. luis: como lo hizo tantas otras veces, la mexicana michelle gutiÉrrez volÓ a houston con su visa de turista. hasta allÍ llegÓ la visita. >> quiero aclarar que migraciÓn o las personas no me trataron mal. luis: no, pero le prohibieron entrar el paÍs y la mandaron a mÉxico, porque hace casi dos aÑos en una vista previa uso un beneficio del gobierno para el parto de su hijo, medicaid. >> es injusto, no tuve la intenciÓn de abusar. no soy una carga pÚblica. he viajado durante toda mi vida el paÍs. luis: el gobierno considera extranjeros como un cargo pÚblico si usan beneficios gubernamentales. durante proceso distensiÓn encontrar de que michel gutiÉrrez usÓ asistencia del gobierno en una visita previa. un visitante tiene que demostrar que es admisible para entrar el paÍs. expertos en leyes dicen

i'm struggling to see that basis because michel barnier, from the beginning of this process up untilinced that britain is still, to use the phrase always wheeled out by the commission, cherry picking, trying to have its cake and eat it too. all those cliches we've been hearing for the last 18 months, they're still being used in brussels. there are lots of cliches being used on all sides. the reality is we have to sit down and try and come to an agreement more or less by october. that is the reality. i think on the side of the european union, contrary to what some of the media are reporting, there is a lot of good will. people do want a result but clearly there are limits. what we are not going to do is re—negotiate the rules of the internal market or the european union. but when michel barnier says, with scepticism, and this is a quote from him, "the uk seems to want to keep free movement of goods between us but not of people and services," as though, in his view, there's an indivisibility to those pillars of the eu single market and he will not accept any effort to make a difference

but when michel barnier says, with scepticism, and this is a quote from him, that the uk seems to wantof goods between us but not of people and services", as though, in his view, there is an indivisibility to those different pillars of the eu single market and he will not accept any effort to make a difference between goods and services. are you with him or not? it is not his view. it is a fact. that is the way the internal market was built. and what strikes me in this whole debate and in the way it has been displayed in the uk media, or at least to the extent that i have seen it, is that uk, 45 years, has been one of the main champions of the internal market. one of the prime architects of the internal market. so you know what the rules of the game are because you were actually leading the construction of the internal market. i think it is strange to now say, oh, but we can unpick it and try and select the bits that we like because that is not the way that it works. but why not think creatively? why not actually consider the possibility that a little bit of unpicking, as you put it, o

hi, wilham >> hi, michelle. we've been hearing all day and all weekend from that man, the erdogan in what he views as a war against turkey it included in the united states it's, of course, following on from the u.s. decision last week to impose sanctions on two of the ministers around the continued detention of an american pastor andrew brunson in turkey, and we have the tweet from president trump on friday talking about increasing the tariffs on steel and aluminum. massive part of the -- steel, the fourth largest export. here's how president erdogan -- zplool their euros, liquid gold into lira to prop up the currency that's not a course of action many people here seemingly prepare to take. >> i was just going to ask you, have you seen any evidence of people listening to him. what about when you go to currency exchange spots? lots of lines, people still trying to get dollars and euros? >> yeah. there's a huge amount of activity there as you can imagine, over the last few days, some of the currency exchange cente

who is michelle pfeiffer?f laughs with it, and that is the main thing. there is a lot of fun to be had with shrinking and enlarging things, and they make the most of it. hearts beat loud, i am intrigued by this. should we call it a musical or a drama? it is a musical drama. very big on the festival circuit like south by southwest. it's about a father and daughter, nick offerman and kiersey clemons, who have been playing and jamming together as father and daughter. they live in brooklyn and the summer before she is about to go to university, they start to take things more seriously and start to write songs together and upload them and get a bit of attention. so you have a film about people embracing change and coming out of their shell a little bit. i think it's impossible to dislike this film. it is so good—natured and so warm—hearted. it's really about the therapeutic power of music and how it can bring people together. that is gorgeous, and the music itself, which is original music, is gorgeous. there is a d

michel temer now wants to close the borders.n. and still, the economic meltdown in venezuela continues unabated, with electricity blackouts, food shortages, and hyperinflation. venezuela's government says the situation is the work of foreign enemies, but one thing is clear. what started as a crisis in just one country is now fast becoming one for an entire region. a memorial concert is taking place in detroit to honour the life of the singer, aretha franklin who died two weeks ago. among those performing are gladys knight and the four tops. the queen of soul is being laid to rest later in detroit, motown, where she was born and made her name. joining me from detroit is mary callaghan—lynch, who was aretha's opera coach for 20 years. lots of people might not associate her with opera but there was that extraordinary incident in 1998 at the grammys when she took over from pavarotti at the grammars —— grammys for nessor dorma with almost no notice? yes, the reason she was able to work with aretha franklin was that luciano pavarotti

michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"everyone here so sad to see this place go.playland not at close labor day so you still have some time to stop by if you would like. everything inside will be auctioned off on september 15. in el cerrito michelle kingston kron4 news." now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: fires continue to burn across the state after a very hot july. highs still moved into the low 90s inland but it was cooler at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. low clouds will begin to move in a little further inland and help to cool temperatures. the monsoon showers and thunderstorms continue to pop up over the sierra . on the satellite image you can see high pressure as it weakens. that should allow cooler air to move further inland. highs tomorrow will still be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland with much cooler weather at the coast. it may warm slightly on friday and saturday before cooling down sunday and monday. new ahead at 8 a

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>> that's right, michelle. a couple of things moving here at the same time the white house now reacting to a news story, this from "the washington post," trump adviser larry kudlow at his home, a tough headline that the publisher of a website that serves as a platform for white nationalism were the guests last weekend at the home of president trump's top economic adviser larry kudlow i hung up the phone with larry kudlow and he told me this, i am disappointed to learn of these viewpoints and these activities and if i'd known any of that i would never have invited with him. i don't agree with any of it, none of it and i am a jack kemp civil rights republican and always will be larry kudlow denying he knew of the viewpoints mentioned in the washington story and the damaging headline here for larry kudlow and larry kudlow saying he was completely unaware of these views. >> that's a tough one. eamon javers at the white house. >> any market impact of that one? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> only if you thought larry was at

michel barnier said one thing that.hel barnier said one thing that we should be careful, he took a line from theresa may, he said "single market means single market". reminds me of brexit means brexit. it seems that the consensus —— consensus is it will overrun a bit. maybe they are sharing the same speech writer at the moment or something like that behind the scenes. in terms of the emmanuel macron, what the times as saying, they said they had diplomatic sources who have told them this at the times, the french president will use a the times, the french president will usea summit the times, the french president will use a summit in austria next month to spell out what he calls a new structure for europe. he will be talking about... concentric circles. you have the eu in the middle. an outer circle and britain will be in there. he has talked about this since before he was elected. absolutely. he has this vision. he wa nts absolutely. he has this vision. he wants reform you. you want to make europe stronger and tighter an

it was nice. >> and michelle back today. >>> another day of clouds.ze now "spare the air" alert today. cooler than average temperatures. the heat and haze, a bad combination so a little bit of a drop in the numbers. >>> right now, we are tracking a bit

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before that, the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier.oment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. the number of people aged 85 and over — needing round the clock care — is set to double by 2035 — experts warn of a looming ‘crisis‘ police investigating the stabbings of a mother and daughter in solihull arrest a 21—year—old man. the launch of london s new crossrail line is postponed til autumn next year — nine months late. in the business news: coca—cola is buying the costa coffee chain from owner whitbread in a deal worth £3.9bn. whitbread, which also owns the premier inn hotel chain, had been planning to demerge costa, but said the coca—cola deal offered a far better return for shareholders. ticket reseller viagogo is being taken to court by the competition watchdog accused of failing to make additional fees clear. the cma warned four ticket resellers to change their ways last year, and digital minister margot james even warned the public not to use viagogo. of the four, viagogo is the only one that's not

, michelle nelkin.ttorney general pam bondi. they are a great group of people, everyone is great on the show. let me start with you. you have a lot of statistics. this election, we hear all these people. sanctuary cities which basically to me is aiding and abetting lawbreaking because we do have laws, we are a nation of laws. the same thing with abolishing ice and demonizing them for doing their job. >> our i.c.e. agents do so much in this country for us and in florida alone as attorney general they are amazing. first of all, there are so many gangs from out of this country in my state. listen to this. in 2014 with no border security, 1200 criminal gangs were identified. 1200 separate gangs. 53,000 documented gang members, documented by law enforcement -- >> sean: in florida. >> in florida. and over 11,000 gangs in prison or on doc supervision in my state. that's why we have to build a wall. >> sean: why would you send them back if they are in the justice system gimmicks because they are not only doing

hi, dom. >> michelle, by now we've all heard the comparisons between u.s.nies and their respective chinese counterparts and those comparisons as imperfect as they are, alibaba is like the amazon of china and waymo is like the google of china and aichiyi is the netflix of china it had 67.1 million total subscribers and not everyone that uses the platform is a subscriber paying or otherwise the company's ipo document showed that as of the end of last year it had 421.1 million monthly active users around $126 million active users on devices. it had its public debut on the nasdaq and they got a lot of headlines after it priced its ipo at $18 and it dropped and it's up 60% sense then and it's been a volatile stock thus far in its short life. if you look at trading volumes which were relatively tame until june those volumes have taken off since then according to data from fact set, average daily volume over the last 30 days has shot up 30 million a year that was an average of 20 million shares over the last 90 days so, michelle, will it remain as popular and/or a

>> michelle, it will be an interesting midterm. michelle malkin, thank you for being with us tonight. >> you bet. >> coming up, the second part of my interview with mark levin and the liberals. but first, ready to square off in the all-star panel, next.bac jeanine. >> welcome back to justice. let's get to it with my panel tonight. -- we were just talking about i.c.e. and the abolition of ice that how first it was a joke with michelle wolf and now people are actually offering money to have i.c.e. agents killed. during the break i did a quick count. there are about 35 democrats in congress who support the abolition of i.c.e. 133 democrats would not take a position on a resolution. chris, do you think the winning position, do you think it is a winning position for the democrats in midterms? >> they do not want to eliminate border security. >> they want to abolish i.c.e. >> no. they might want to change i.c.e. and might want to change the way work at the borders. we are not separating children from their mothers as they cry and seeking

brutality michelle lovely to have you on the program first of all what's your reaction to these police officers actions where they appropriate to new opinion. i don't believe they were first of all every police department virtually every police department in the united states has that you are not to use a flashlight as an impact weapon it's really outrageous to hit someone with a flashlight because the kind of damage that those large mag lights can do is tremendous i mean they could have fractured his. backbones they could have fractured his ribs things like that those those are really dangerous weapons and no police departments in the country as far as i know allowed those weapons those flashlights to be used as impact weapons and so i was really quite perturbed by that i was also very concerned about the fact it looked like some of the hitting continue after he was handcuffed they also you know it looked like he was hurt pretty badly because they literally almost had to drag him to the car like he was having difficulty getting out his feet and being able to walk so i don't think i th