to be with michelle.s their relationship deepened, both of the harvard law grads decided to make career moves. determined to pursue his passion. barack turned down a good offer from sidly and austin. >> when he came to me and said i love you guys and the work. and i'd be happy. but i can't take the job. i said why. he said i think i'm going to go into politics. he said i'm taking michelle with me. i said you no good rotten worthless piece of -- hold it. we're getting married. i said that's different. >> a year later in the fall of 1992, michelle became michelle obama. in a ceremony presided by the couples pastor. a figure who would stir up controversy for the obamas in the years ahead. she launched a new career in public service. in the mayors office and a chapter of a mentoring organization called public allies. >> you can go back to her work there. in chicago. where she was really started and ran a program that was all about mentoring and introducing young people to public service. >> it was during this

michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college.arlie's angels. in early october, days before his third wedding anniversary, jason flew to florida to see michelle money. she testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we basically just hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days that he was there. >> reporter: jason was crazy about her. his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporter: michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of michelle's life she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> reporter: two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> repor

>> michelle? she's cold. >> as she spoke, meredith i was cradling her 2 1/2-year-old niece, cassidy, who crawled out from under the bed clothes on her parents' bed. feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice chattering to her aunt was caught on the recorded call. had cassidy witnessed the murder, awakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> by now, wake county investigators were descending on the house. having secured the crime scene, earp'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 at the child. i asked her did you clean the child? 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? the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they h

>> michelle?he's cold. >> okay. >> reporter: as she spoke, meredith was cradling her 2 1/2-year-old niece, cassidy, who crawled out from under the bed clothes on her parents' bed, feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice chattering to her aunt. was caught in the recorded call. had cassidy witnessed the murder, awakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> reporter: by now, wake county investigators were descending on the house. having secured the crime scene, earp'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 at the child. i didn't see any blood. 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. >> reporter: somebody did? >> yeah, somebody did. >> but who? the same person who m

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we are here with michelle obama.n, did you expect eventually you have to write a book. right? >> yes, that's sort of along with the assignment. and then you write a book. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] but did you -- when did you start like, putting stories where -- like, "i have to really like, start remembering things." >> you know? it was sort of ongoing because i've taken so many swerves in my life that i find -- i found that i've had to explain myself to people. like, when you leave your law firm and making a lot of money and you go and make no money, people want to know, "well, tell me about you." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> "why did you do that?" >> jimmy: "why did you do that?" >> and then, i have to figure that out. so, so many -- the early chapters of the book are stories that i've already kind of, you know, embraced and understanding my journey. >> jimmy: let me -- i think we all think that have a great story. you know? >> and we all do. that's the point. i think one of the reasons why this b

michelle obama and ariana grande.esident i'm just saying. [ cheers and applause ] very possible. but right now, michelle obama's new memoir, "becoming," is the number one book on amazon. while the number two is a a children's book called "the wonky donkey." [ laughter ] which means there's a book about michelle obama, and a a book about president trump. [ applause ] saw that "becoming" is 448 pages long. it's a good thing th barack didn't do the audio book, or it'd be 448 hours. [ laughter ] "now look, chapter -- [ light laughter ] look. chapter 23. chapter 23." [ laughter ] this is going viral. a wind stormn oregon made it look like some inflatable christmas decorations were fighting. you see this? [ laughter ] watch this. [ wind ] >> jimmy: look to the left. they're the two right there. hey, get off of him. get off of him. [ laughter ] ss the street the balloo at a car dealership was like, come on, show some self-respect. come on. [ laughter ]. come on gu [ cheers and applause ] acally, i read that trump actually ha

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[cheers and applause] michelle obama. [cheers and applause] she is a lawyer, and author and she is the wife of the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. [cheers and applause] throughout her initiatives as first lady, she has become a role model for women and for girls, and an advocate for healthy families, servicemembers and their families, higher education and international adolescent girls education. her much anticipated memoir, "becoming," will be published in the u.s. and canada on november 13, 2018, by crown, a division of penguin random house. and it would be released simultaneously in 24 languages. [applause] considered one of the most popular first ladies -- [cheers and applause] , mrs. obama invites readers into her world, chronicling the experiences that shape her from her childhood on the south side of chicago to her years as an executive balancing the demands of motherhood and work, to her time spent at the world's most famous address. warm, wise, "becoming" is the deeply personal reckoning of a w

within two hours, her deputy, michel temer, had been installed as her successor.rama to be settled in 2016. it was revealed that dilma‘s nemesis, eduardo cunha, 55g s—j‘h’k—l: but could operation carwash be contained or would it claim yet more victims? hello. the prospect of brighter skies for some of us for part two of the weekend after what was a rather grey, cold start to the weekend. a very wintry feel and look to things for some of us. here‘s one weather watcher view from the lake district. and we are starting with a frost across particularly parts of scotland, a sharp frost in places, down to —7, —8, so parts of east anglia could be down to —6 as well in the countryside. we‘ve had some cloud overnight into sunday morning. temperatures just above freezing. and there is a weather front moving down across scotland and northern ireland as we go on through sunday. that has then an area of cloud, rain, hill snow especially in scotland as well, so bear that in mind if you‘re venturing to higher ground. that will slowly move on through. brighter skies follow. breezy

thanks very much for that for now michelle cover for us in athens. now for a look at other stories making the news at this hour yok of poly a former nazi concentration camp guard deported deported by the united states has died at a care home in germany he spent decades living in the u.s. highlands past it was expelled last august after a long legal battle but did not face prosecution it was ninety five. china has released the first panoramic images ever taken of the far side of the moon. those images captured by its probe which landed there january third ramma was created by stitching together e.t. photographs taken by a camera on the probe scientists are now analyzing the terrain in those images. present transformer lawyer michael cohen will put a testify publicly the fourth congressional committee next month told is expected to face questions about his ties to russia and hush money payments your range on trunks perhaps to keep extramarital affair allegations out of the news during the election campaign. now austria and germany are struggling to cop

michelle. >>> we are following breaking news. an officer is in the hospital after this dramatic crash. a patrol vehicle collided at 2:00 this morning on king road. it looks like one of the vehicle may have ran a red light. it is not clear which one. an investigation is underway. >>> a six-year-old girl is in the hospital after getting hit by a bullet . the child was playing in the backyard of this east oaklandhome at a party early yesterday morning. a family member found her laying in the yard. police are calling out revelers who rang in the new year with gunfire after officers checked a shot spotter sensor in the area. >> that technology indicated multiple gunshots at about the time that the witnesses and the family noticed this little girl who was laying down in the backyard. >> the young girl is expected to survive. oaklandcrimestoppers is offering a $5000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> san francisco police are on the hunt for a man suspected of sexually assaulting an elderly person. police released these pho

we're back with michelle obama.new best-selling book, "becoming," available now. now, when you were a young lawyer in chicago-- >> yes. >> stephen: you mentored-- uhh-- just a little upstart-- this guy, just out of harvard, he was a hotshot. >> hotshot! >> stephen: and he was named barack obama. >> uh-huh, that's the guy. >> stephen: that's the guy. ( laughter ) and you guys started-- you mentored him and you guys started dating that summer that you were mentoring him. >> yes. >> stephen: do you recommend workplace romances? ( laughter ) >> yeah! >> stephen: just in case anyone from h.r. is watching. >> they worked out fine for me. so, yeah, yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so you-- he wasn't hot on the idea of marriage. >> you know, he-- he was more hot on it. he w just being himself-man arg s: e argument that marriage was not necessary. >> exactly. >> stephen: that's not the sort of thing you want to hear, though if you're-- >> well, exactly, that would spark an argument, which he liked to do. so we would have these

michele, let megyn with you. you made it back from davos. no issues with the plane >> bill is stuck in d.c., is that right, because of this? you wanted to get to new mexico but you couldn't get out, right? >> that's right. i couldn't so i'm staying here to do your show and then i'm going to new mexico >> thank you we appreciate that michele just in terms of the shutdown and negotiating process right now, again if we go back to getting this open for a couple of weeks on a temporary basis, if there was ever a time of 30 day shutdown we got something out of it shouldn't it be a win for republicans on border security and democrats on the issue of dreamers and everybody is happy >> instead of kicking the can to some point in the future take acstep to get at least a temporary solution is a very good first step because then you have time to try to figure something out. both sides realizing it got to the point it's problematic for everybody involved maybe these situations with the airports was the final tipping point. i think it's a good first step

me pueden encontrar como michelle galvÁn tv. asÍ nos despediiciero local.a de impacto. enrique: dente trump insiste en que la llegada de inmigrantes amenazada la naciÓn. cabos en la naciÓn mexicana. frustraciÓn ante la falta dedo pide el alcalde de nueva york, que tambiÉn pide incluir en la propuesta a inmigrantes indocumentados que residen en la gran manzana. patricia: buenas noches, el presidente trump y los demÓcratas llevaron su disputa por el muro fronterizo a disputas. el mandatario reiterÓ su pedido de financiar suoro. culpÓ ademÁs los indocumentados por los problemas de drogas. janet: el presidente argumenta que su solicitud tiene sentido comÚn y que la única manera de solucionar la crisis humanitaria en la frontera construcciÓn del mu gran parte del discurso lo dedicÓ a describir a los inmigrantes indocumentados como criminales. diy que no quiere ver otras vidas perdidas por indocumentados. "estÁ apelando al miedo y no a los hechos," dijeron los demÓcratas. que abre el gobierno inmediatamente. ambos se culparon mutuamente por los 18 dÍas de paro. l

within two hours, herdeputy,j michel temer, had been installed as her successor. it was revealed that dilma‘s nemesis, eduardo cunha, had himself taken over $5 million in bribes. fiegrshfifi tsrfisefilfil using the country‘s media and nearly 200 plea bargains, had exposed a shocking level of corruption. by the end of 2016, the president had been successfully removed by her enemies. but could operation carwash be contained or would it claim yet more victims? on saturday was spent on the grey and brown skies, brighterfor many tomorrow after a frosty start to the day. this is a view from the lake district. low cloud around and it is sitting low and producing patchy rain and drizzle overnight. a lot of cloud still with us and that leads temperatures will drop into low, single figures. with clear skies across much of scotland and down the eastern side of england, quite a sharp frost in places, even into rural parts of east anglia. could be down to minus six as sunday begins. but you see the difference in temperatures to where you have got the clear skies and where you have g

new england got on thfi board rst in this handoff to sony michel.ust before the half, brady would throw a 29-yard bomb to philip dorsett. that would put the pats up 14-0 going into the break. coming out of halftime, patrick mahomes would get started, heated up with this conneion to travis kelce. in the fourth mahomes would find damien williams on the screen pass here and the w chiefsld take their first lead of the game 21-17. now tiling by three, the chiefs would get this 39-yard field goal here to send the game into overtime. in over sudden death. rex burkhead u punches itp the middle for the touchdown. pats win the afc. >>> to the nfc championship in the big easy. the saints we already up 6-0 on a fair of field goals when drew brees would find garrett griffin in the corner for the first touchdown of the night. and in the second, late in the second quarter, a big run from todd gurley. this would put the rams within three. l.a.'s quarterba jared goff, i refused to let thes sai go marching away with then came the play that has everyone talking this m

she made them her own. >> michelle obama is so in vogue she's on the cover of vogue. >> michelle obamae is never afraid to wear the high or the low. she just wanted to come in front of the public and look good. and i think she did a great job of it. >> michelle obama is an incredibly important role model. she is strong. she is beautiful. she is inclusive. she's generous. >> she honored the american fashion designers and wore tons of up and coming designers. that was amazing. otherwise, they wouldn't have been seen. >> by the time they left the white house, she wore 90% of the designers on the fashion week schedule. no one can wear that many different designers without thinking i'm going to make sure that i promote everybody. she focused on cuban americans, japanese americans, chinese americans, which was very much about inclusivity and outreach and promotion of small businesses. >> the complexion of her skin, her body shape, and her hair texture, made a big difference in women seeing beauty in a different way. >> they've always been thin but some of the models on the cat walk these day

michelle meyer is here. she has the answer.parate system for federal workforce, so it shouldn't be impacting the jobless numbers directly. it will impact if there's contractors or related jobs to the federal government that people are forced out. alix: for weddings that happen because you can't get a license. david: i worry about people trying to get married. alix: talk about ancillary businesses. david: they can get married in a church. they just can't go down to the courthouse. alix: but what if you don't -- whatever. i'm just saying. david: let's talk some about the fed. the fed minutes came out yesterday and pointed to patience. a fresh jay powell gets chance today to reinforce that message at the economic club of washington. the question is which paulo going to show up. that -- which powell is going to show up. he said the fed will be repaired to adjust policy quickly and flexibly. michelle meyer is with us, and jim paulsen as well. if the fed is giving forward guidance, what is the forward guidance we should be taking fro

high commissioner for human rights with us today michel but sell it to pleasure now i know that i could talk to you about any topic of this conference but i'd like to focus on diversity because i know it's very high on your agenda now yesterday a new program was introduced to better the conditions for people in companies could you explain to us what this project is about what the priorities there are seven big companies with the world economy photo trying to i would say push for companies to use the standards that are office to find for ensuring as you could be i can decide right at the workplace but also in the community but most particularly at the business so the idea is that these companies will develop and see this going to total policies that they will have a due diligence policies and that they also will be able to use it to grievances because you know it did me i commuted many times they are victims of bullying or of harassment worse threats and we know that some of these multinational companies or most of them come from countries where the rights for people are already very adv

within two hours, her deputy, michel temer, had been installed as her successor.ma to be settled in 2016. it was revealed that dilma‘s nemesis, eduardo cunha, had himself taken over $5 million in bribes. stripped of his office and banned from politics, eduardo cunha was arrested in october. operation carwash, led by sergio moro, cleverly using the country‘s media and nearly 200 plea bargains, had exposed a shocking level of corruption. it has been a cloudy day across many areas of the uk, but we have seen some brighter spells. some hill snow in scotland, this was a wintry scene up in pitlochry. on the satellite picture, you can see the cloud today, but some brighter weather in the north—west, and some clear and sunshine in the south east england. these are prime spots for seeing temperatures to plummet, so frost in place quickly. across england and wales, we have a band of cloud, some drizzle or light rain from that. it will turn misty and foggy as well. aside from that, it is a cold night, temperatures well below freezing, some frost, and one of the coldest night

chief political editor michelle has been following developments for us michelle what more can you tell us at this point about the latest well here's what we do know we know that to twenty year old man who's in custody is actually talking to the police that's certainly what d.p.a. the german news agency is saying and his apartment has been searched so this seems to be a very strong indication that he is linked at the very least to this massive data breach here in germany which is being taken extremely seriously what we don't know at this point in time is whether this man is indeed the hakken known as all but that's the twitter account that was used to release this information in an avid to calendar style over the matter of weeks we are waiting for a press conference to take place shortly to hear from the police more details on this arrest on this interrogation show this is the country's most serious data ever talking about some one thousand politicians and celebrities how damaging has it been for the people affected. well it's being taken extremely serious many politicians leading polit

i think there's michelle. hi, michelle. >> did you smooch? >> i used to date her. right there.y gosh. mom, if you're watching at home, do you remember, michelle? yes, i dated women. >> are you serious? she's just randomly in the crowd. >> you know who i never dated because he's married and happily with a kid is gary tuchman. i said i never dated. that was a bad transition. >> gary tuchman in niagara falls. i love the tuchman family. >> happy almost new year to you. it's still 2018 in new orleans. but here in niagara falls, ontario, canada it's what year? >> it's 2019. it just got really windy. >> this was canada's largest celebration of new year's with tens of thousands of people despite the pouring rain but unusually warm. it's about 45 degrees fahrenheit right now compared to 2 degrees fahrenheit last year at this celebration. and we are on it banks of the niagara river and these are the falls right here. lindsey can tell you an amazing story about the niagara falls. >> it may not be as cool as pressing the button for the ball to drop on times square, but we got to change the

phone rings hello, michelle, personal travel agents.tchen. though some holiday—makers will still bide their time and hold out for a bargain later on. simon gompertz, bbc news, leicestershire. the victims‘ commissioner has warned that survivors of violent and sexual crime who apply for government compensation are being needlessly forced to relive details of the crimes against them. baroness newlove said people who claimed financial support, to help with their recovery were being "retraumatised." here's clive coleman. the four pins there, which i had to have all wired up... in 201a, daniel murphy was the subject of a vicious unprovoked attack. his face was stamped on, snapping his jaw. he needed three metal plates and pins to be surgically implanted. under my chin was just completely black. but getting compensation from the criminal injuries compensation authority has proved a nightmare for daniel and his fiancee, holly. i think over a two—week period, you must have rang them over 50 times. yeah, they lost photos of dan after his attack,

well the birthday has given fans a chance to look back and remember michelle. career. a milestone marked in grand fashion. the most successful driver in formula one history turned fifty on thursday to celebrate ferrari the racing team with which he claimed five of his record seven world titles have unveiled this special exhibition in more danger it's really in honor of his remarkable achievements a day of celebration but also one tinge with sadness. schumacher has been out of the public eye since december twenty third team when a skiing accident left him with severe brain injuries he has not been seen in public since. but for the legions of shimmy fans like here at his museum in germany it's an opportunity to look back on sumac is incredible twenty one years in the sport and a welcome development following years of silence as questions surrounding his health of gone unanswered. for these and we go yes martin first of all i wish him all the best on his fiftieth birthday. and i also hope for the best for his family and hope that he gets well again through to me i'm devas

i've michelle miller. people all over the world celebrated the start of 2019. tens of thousands stood in pouring rain in new york's times square to watch that crystal ball drop. it was drier in los angeles where thousands welcomed in the new year. with live music and dancing. in brazil, more than 2 million people packed on to rio's copacabana beach to see a massive fireworks display. in tokyo, there was a terrifying start to the new year when a minivan drove into a crowd shortly after midnight. at least eight people were hurt. police arrested the 21-year-old driver who reportedly told police the attack was in retaliation for japan's capital punishment law. >>> congressional democrats have released a plan to end the partial government shutdown. it does not include funding for a border wall. democrats will vote on the plan thursday after they take control of the house. it would fund most agencies through the end of september. a separate bill provides homeland security funding until february 8th while border security talks continue. president trump insists he will

within two hours, her deputy, michel temer, had been installed as her successor. to be settled in 2016. it was revealed that dilma‘s nemesis, eduardo cunha, had himself taken over $5 million in bribes. stripped of his office and banned from politics, eduardo cunha was arrested in october. operation ca rwash, led by sergio moro, cleverly using the country‘s media and nearly 200 plea bargains, had exposed a shocking level of corruption. by the end of 2016, the president had been successfully removed by her enemies. but could operation carwash be contained or would it claim yet more victims? hello there. cold air has arrived, and it‘s set to stay for the next week or more. and it‘s certainly felt rather more wintry over the last 2a hours. not only because it‘s been cold, but we‘ve also had a bit of sleet and snow, mainly over the hills, coming from that cloud there. that cloud is still around at the moment, so saturday morning is not as frosty. we had temperatures of —11 in scotland on friday morning. there is more cloud around, and saturday probably a dull day for m

years michel like up there and back half and join us now from arc and good morning to both of you max if i could start with you what's in this new trainee and will it make any substantial changes. well many of those who read it the verdict is pretty clear there's not a whole lot more in there than we had in the treaty of beforehand and that's why the money call the french president whom we're expecting here. pretty soon has also said this is a different treaty it's not a treaty of reconciliation as in the past but it's a treaty of convergence and of course many of those elements that you have in there for example for cultural cooperation or making sure that the other country students have language skills of the other country respectively all that is not new nevertheless there are some elements in there that are pretty new for example and has cooperation on the field of security and defense and we just sort of in the report if you consider that those two countries were bitter enemies a little more than seventy years ago that is significant so that's one part they're also trying to do s

michelle fleu ry apple and watch sales. michelle fleury reports.said revenue for this quarter would be lower than forecast. trade tensions between china and the us we re tensions between china and the us were partly to blame as well as fewer people choosing to upgrade their iphones. apple shares fell more than 6% on the news. in a letter to investors, the boss of apple, tim cook, said we did not foresee the magnitude of the economic deceleration, particularly in greater china. he went on to add, we believe the economic environment in china has been further impacted by rising trade tensions with the united states. the financial markets, this is likely to add fuel to the fire after another day that saw the main us indexes swing back and forth from negative into a positive territory. investors are worried that weakness will ultimately hurt the us economy. as well as trade markets also worried about the federal reserve and their plans to raise interest rates this year. could it be another factor that could choke growth? comments from the white house on

two countries closer and reenergizing the whole european project let's go now to max hoffman and michelle acuff were there for us you know two themes that stood out in the speeches of of both and. the threat to the project from within and outside europe and the need for a new impetus to push it forward as we just heard from john claude younger listening to on the macro how does she want to do that. under. specific. going forward a very typical i'm going to. will add something that is she talked about all the work that still needs to be done very unlike your mother in law call who was more about celebrating german french friendship she really stressed that there was so many things yet to be done stressed the importance of those things for example monetary union so you could already tell a small cultural difference here between the french and the germans with a different focus with both of course stressing the importance of this moment for french german unity but also for the european union yeah i mean it seems like in my room of course not afraid of thought of bracing moments like these an

this is michel barnier speaking today. of a hard border, only know one on either side, he says, was able to say what arrangements would be needed to ensure controls on goods, animals and merchandise without a border. he was speaking to rtl radio in france. we have neither the time nor technology, it is too late to look foran technology, it is too late to look for an alternative at this point. what is your perspective, katie? there is a lot of that entity and what he is saying. the technological solutions being put forward as part of the compromise are the same ones that were put forward in the maximum facilitation arrangements which were dismissed last summer. the political declaration, the letters from the eu ahead of the meaningful voter earlier this month all said that the protocol does not necessarily need to be the foundation for whatever the future relationship will be, there is scope to explore the other technical solutions. with that in mindi technical solutions. with that in mind i think it is incumbent on politic

meteorologist michelle grossman joining us this morning. what can we expect today? >> we are expecting fridge jit, fridge jid weather. 11 in new york city. we'll see that all throughout the day. potentially deadly and very dangerous cold air out there. windchill warnings where you see that hot pink. places like syracuse, binghamton, burlington seeing very frigid air in place. it's not just where we had the windchills warnings where we're seeing cold air, it's pretty much all across the midwest. detroit this morning 1 below zero, feeling colder with the wind in place. the daytime highs, 13 in detroit. 16 in pittsburgh. so you want to bundle up. wear lots of layers. the idea is light, loose layers today. >> good advice, thanks michelle. >>> 31 days into the government shutdown and 800,000 federal workers are still waiting to find out when they're going to get their next paycheck. over the weekend president trump dangled a deal to protect dreamers in exchange for border wall money but democrats are calling the offer a nonstarter. afterwards the president slammed house

michelle took a dna test, the results life changing. member she did not know she had. >> who would you like to add? i'm adding a sister. >> very symbolic. >> we don't know why michelle and alison were separated. in the case of the three identical strangers, it was for the perfect of a scientific study. he had approached other agencies before finding louise wise. >> when neubauer was trying to find twins to study, he went to a catholic church agency. the nun said to him, we don't separate what god puts together. >> neubauer died in 2008 and louise wise services closed in 2004. the agency that absorbed all of its records did not respond to cnn's multiple requests for comment. >> i notice the way you hold your hands. do you notice, the way your legs are crossed? >> we're noticing everything right now. >> as i said in the piece there, this makes you ask questions about nature or nurture. michelle and alison 54 years apart, they find each other, and you watch them, the way they carry themselves, the way they hold their bodies, speak, dress,

and mary right behind you you can see all that green. >> that's right, michelle. we are tracking light to moderate rain on high def doppler. we have activity this afternoon. and this weather, wet weather will continue through most of the week with a few storms moving in. but, high def doppler zooming in for the north bay from st. helene in a, napa, petaluma. vallejo, right over san rafael and richmond. across the south bay, san jose, getting that light rain th hour down through morgan hill, across 101. here is what can you expect, for today we head through tomorrow widespread light rain. now the more powerful, stronger storm system will be wednesday into thursday. futurecast taking you hour by hour coming up in just a few minute, michelle. >> mary, thank you. >>> new at noon, a -- a fire in san jose has filled one person and displaced about 10 others. that firer to through an apartment building on foxdale,. >> this happened just a short timing a after sunrise of the coroner is on scene, once they are done arson investigators will enter the home and try to figure o

michelle: americans have been burned by this in the past.u go back to the obama period, one of the issues that keeps coming up again and again in these negotiations is thede theft of tecrets from american companies, particularly done by cyber theft. there was an agreement during the obama years that china would step back from that. that happened for a while, but it didn't last. agreement that we do see between these two sides would have to include enforcement. jane: mielle fleury, thanks very much. a look at some of the day's other news. ch in constitutionalon malaysia has been elected. it follows the surprise advocati of mohamm v. monarchs do have the power to confer government appointments. malaysia has been chosen every five years from the country's sulfonates. the fbi is nownvestigating an underground tunnel found leadilo to a bank inda. it was only discovered after road workers were sent in to examine a sinkhole. police found a generator and a bucket inside the hole. now, president trump haseen vocal about his demands for portable, --fo

michelle? >> and thank you. >>> three major insurance companies are trying to get ahead of the claims they're expecting from the deadliest wildfire in state history by suing pg&e. they accuse the company of doing a poor job of maintaining the equipment. and while cal fire has yet to give an official cause of the fire, pg&e admits it had problems with the transmission tower near the transition point. the damage is estimated in the bottoms. >>> time now is 6:52. a special tribute is planned for the central valley police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. how the corporal will be honored today. . >> i'm kiet do. 100,000 people are converging from all over the country in the bay area and into the south bay for the college football national championships and all of the free events leading to the bag game. we have a live report coming up. >>> i'm kiet do. we're live here in downtown san jose. huge crowds are expected this weekend into monday for the 2019 college football national championsh

now is one of those many government workers who've been working without pay during the shutdown michelle belle is a t.s.a. security officer at the hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta thank you very much for joining us michelle as we just heard president trump he's announced a temporary halt now to this government shutdown first of all but your reaction thank you well now i'm just curious to know how long it will take to process the back pay for us because i know it's only temporary just for three weeks and there are eight hundred thousand employees on furlough and i'm not sure how many on furlough schedule to get back pay and i'm just hoping that we'll be able to receive it in time to cover our bills before we get disconnected i mean you didn't actually receive a paycheck during the shutdown for what more than a month just tell me how how has that affected you yes or my last paycheck was december twenty ninth and. just had to cut corners in every way that i can all i've really been doing is putting gas in my car and i haven't been able to pay my bills i've just had to let

i am michelle griego . >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us.some mild rain and things are winding down for a nice afternoon. it was great they have the rain that rolled in last night overnight into the early morning hours. we have with whether and moderate heavy rainfall from sunnyvale, saratoga, you can see the yellow and orange indicating moderate heavy rainfall over you. we have light rain over san jose this morning. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge, raindrops are on the like camera this morning. we have scattered showers this morning. things are

michel we saw some of ports today of delays at airports on the east coast due to the lack of air traffic controllers what about for you what's the situation like at the airport where you work have there been delays or people maybe working a double shift just to keep things open i know we've definitely had delays on my checkpoint when we open up usually we're able to open about four or five lanes and in the mornings we're only able to get to barely two lanes open to be able to process passengers monday this january seventeenth and atlanta i believe we have the worst lines in the country because there is lack of age showing up to work and lanes have to be shut down entire checkpoints have to be shut down and i know this for people who have had to stay extra because the lack of employees showing up to work clearly this shutdown affecting you and many other government workers like you do you have a message what would you tell president trump and the members of congress i think the members of congress should be able to get together and have discussions or be able to reach an agreement without

thanks very much for that for now michelle acosta for us in athens austria and germany are struggling to cope with the heaviest snow fall in two decades twelve people have now died in two countries alpine regions since saturday avalanche warnings are at their highest levels communities in bavaria have declared a state of emergency in the army has been called out to help forecasters are warning that more snow is on the way it appears a spring and now. is covering the story for us in austria which is struggling of course with that extreme snow fall and very cold where you are snowing again like when we tossed talk the last time as well what's the situation there are today. yeah good morning brian well it's not again last night and i wouldn't be exaggerating if i said that this city this town is completely buried when you go through the streets to give the impression of walking through a tunnel i mean the walls of snow are literally twice as tall as i am the headline this morning in the local newspaper was hope and truck predation hope would probably describe this side of the village i m

thanks very much for that for now michelle there for us in athens. well what will the new year hold for chancellor on a macro and what's on the minds of millions of german voters the latest in for test survey by the german public broadcaster already has all the numbers the year has just started but it's already seen a massive political scandal the hacking and release of personal information of some one thousand german politicians and celebrities german voters were asked how worried are you about internet data leaks years what the survey found a majority sixty one percent are very worried were quite worried thirty nine percent are a little worried or not worried at all our political correspondent tom sparrow's been looking into the numbers this morning hello to you thomas people in all age groups are very worried about their data being leaked. exactly germans value of their privacy a lot that's something that we've known for a long time and also haas historical reasons explains brian why germans of all ages are particularly concerned about the possibl