>> michelle? she's cold. >> okay. >> two and a half year old cassidy who had crawled out from underneath the parents bed just feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice, chattering to her aunt was caught. >> she's got boos everywhere? >> had cassidy witnessed the murder? awakened, alone, to find this. >> i picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway into the bathroom. >> by now wake county investigators were on the house and having secured the crime scene, his 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 to the child and didn't see any blood and i asked her was did she clean the child? her response was no. i thought a response was odd cause i was expecting her to say yes i did. >> somebody did. >> but who? was it the same person who murdered the little girl's mother. on this november day, all they had was questions. a sergeant with the

then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a stranger. >> did you think you see her again? >> yes, of course i did. >> since there was school the next day, it was an a night to stay out late. so, when michel hadn't returned home, even well after the mall had closed, her sister says their mother janet started to worry. >> my parents started calling around to see with her other friends, what the situation was. >> and why she not back here? >> yes. >> and janet did call the police as well. the police say, well, you know we can't look after every teenager who

michele you're the expert here.rong call at the right time. >> michele: hold on. let me weigh those two. look, i understand why everyone's so upset because of this call because the ball wasn't really catchable. but the ref is looking at what he's looking at and he throws the flag if he thinks there's a penalty. and the kid, the eagle, jesse's all wrong today, by the way. he said, yeah, i held him. he didn't have to say anything. so it wasn't that he was risking getting. >> greg: fined. >> michele: fined. no, no, no. the best person of all was the philadelphia eagles coach afterwards sat at that podium and got asked about it and he said, now i know you guys think that games come down to one moment or one call or one lay, but that's not what it is. it's a layering and stack of play after play after play. so anyway i get both sides of this but ultimately i feel as though -- >> greg: it's never one moment. >> michele: it's never one moment. >> greg: that's how we became human beings is this constant kind of evolution mo

the dark web, michelle has contact saying, has been in contact saying, michelle, michelle to michelle'sds. you you lose a few pounds. you saying it glibly, but michelle's explaining a spinal explaining she has a spinal problem from an accident which has resulted in almost 30 years of pain, which has really led to her struggling with her weight. you point out to me, michelle, and i think it's a very good point that this is not just about people wanting to lose weight for vanity, but sometimes literally to lose literally people need to lose weight because of health problems . otherwise, you know, problems. otherwise, you know, heaven help their future health prospects. now i would i completely feel for michelle when i was as heavy as i was, i was in constant, constant pain . was in constant, constant pain. and if i walked, even a short distance, i remember walking across trafalgar square and by halfway across my back was seizing up and crippling pain. i wouldn't walk anywhere with anyone. i'd always arranged to meet people i knew which tube stations had steps in which didn't that that's h

good morning to you, michelle. >> good morning, guys. yeah, what a mess. we're going see this all moving east we're going to see the severe weather threat decreasing. but still there is going to be a severe weather threat. we're watching for the chance of snow even new york city could see some snow tonight into tomorrow. we're looking at ice accumulation as well as we wake up on this monday morning, 42 million americans under a winter alert we have a system in the west throughout the upper midwest, the great lakes, into portions of the northeast where you see the blue is the winter storm watch winter storm warnings in the pink and the white is weather advisory even a blizzard warning out west windy in many spots. 71 million people impacted where you see the blue, that's your wind advisory, and a high wind warning is in the purposeful this system is moving off to the east as we go throughout the day, we're going track that and snow too portions of the northeast when i come back in just a bit >> all right we'll see you in a few, michelle thank you. >>> break

the clock michelle dewberry. and this is dewbs & c0, the show this is dewbs& c0, the show where this is dewbs& co, the show where we'll get into some of the things that have got you talking now. man's best friend, of course, the four legged variety . get this, the dog attacked are on the rise. you'll remember the awful story of the little four year old last week killed in a back garden . is the law back garden. is the law toothless when it comes to dog attacks? do we need to do more? for example , should we for example, should we reintroduce dog licence ? did reintroduce dog licence? did they make a blind bit of difference the last time we had them? and liz truss, she has been to told both finish the calls she had the audacity, some saying to write aa4 thousand word essay at the weekend explaining half perspective on what went wrong showed former prime minister and both out. or is they all in sight that we so desperately need ? and mega mega desperately need? and mega mega . where do you stand on them? i frankly

now back to the legend that is michelle dewberry . michelle dewberry.it of mutual legend loving. i like that . legend loving. i like that. thank you very much, paul. yes this is dewbs& co. i am michelle dewberry and i am keeping you company until 7:00 this evening alongside me, daniel moylan is the conservative peer in the house of lords and kevin craig is a former labour councillor and the ceo of paloma . hello. and the ceo of paloma. hello. hello, michelle. what i was going to do. okay, i am all right. well, actually, i'm not really. i've got an ulcer right on the tip of my tongue , on the tip of my tongue, absolutely killing me and causing me to speak with a list today. but other than that, i'm absolutely fine and i push on. i'm a trooper. well, absolutely fine and i push on. i'm a trooper . well, things work i'm a trooper. well, things work regardless . what if we make some regardless. what if we make some of those headlines , by the way, of those headlines, by the way, all these strange things spotted in the are you frightened in the skies. are you

the storm knocking out power to tens of thousands and leaving parts of the country buried in snow michelle is tracking the storm for us >>> did covid leak from a lab? the bombshell new report from the energy department about the origins of the pandemic. >>> a long-running comic stripped from newspapers the controversial comments from the creator of "dilbert" that got the cartoon pulled from hundreds of publications >>> history on hold. the spacex launch scrubbed a the last minute overnight. when they'll try that launch again. >>> and taking the shot of a lifetime the courtside celebration that meant so much more than just a basketball game. it's the last monday of february "early today" starts right now >> good morning, and thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with the wicked weather wreaking havoc across the u.s overnight, strong winds tore through the southern plains. the national weather service reported multiple tornadoes in oklahoma officials said there were no reports of injuries, but there was damage to homes, gas, and power lines

michelle, latest headlines. michelle, thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight, a couple that went missing with their newborn baby in january have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence . manslaughter, negligence. manslaughter, constance marten in and her partner mark gordon were found in brighton yesterday and were initially arrested on suspicion of child neglect . more than 200 of child neglect. more than 200 police officers are searching a 91 square mile area to try to find the two month old baby . find the two month old baby. sussex police say they're making a assessments about the baby's welfare on an hourly basis . i welfare on an hourly basis. i think whilst we still have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must retain that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search. however as time progresses , as the week is time progresses, as the week is closing tonight, as it was last

thank you, michelle. headlines. thank you, michelle. well, let's tell you a little bit more about that strike action . the royal college of action. the royal college of nursing saying it will reduce england's nhs services to an absolute minimum when the new strike action takes place next month, which will include as well a&e staff more than 120 nhs employers will be affected on march the first, with staff walking out for 48 hours. previous strikes lasting just 12 hours. they'll also include staff working in previously exempted departments, including, as we said, emergency. and as michelle was saying, intensive care . the health secretary, care. the health secretary, steve barclay, is calling the action a significant escalation . but says the government is working with nhs england on continued and c plans for may as well. sir keir starmer has made a surprise visit to to ukraine meet with president zelenskyy the labour leader pledged that support for cave will continue if his party comes to power. sir keir also visited the cities of buka

michelle, thank you. elsey. michelle, thank you. here's your top stories from the gb newsroom, the number of people who've been killed following monday's earthquakes in southern turkey and northern syria has risen to more than 22,000. rescue workers say the window for finding survivors is closing , but there are still closing, but there are still glimmers of hope as several children have been pulled from the rubble today, including a ten day old baby and his mother who were rescued after surviving four days in a collapsed building. an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergency committee has raised more tha n £30 million has raised more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. turkey's president erdogan says rescue efforts aren't going as fast as he'd hoped due to military. despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region with more than largest search and rescue teams 141,000 members, unfortunately , 141,000 members, unfortunately, it's

michel gave it out. exhale.cause sometimes the way that daniel and characterise daniel and others characterise the motivations of the european union here, i think to his credit , union here, i think to his credit, rishi sunak has been prepared to get into the detail well and try and move this agreement forward in a way that let's talk about the person who was there long enough. boris didn't and i think i don't think the european union is they know brexit is done. it was about what rishi sunak's done his recognise that the unionist community had real reservations and he's tried to meet those reservations and. but talk reservations and. but you talk about the intentions of eu about the intentions of the eu with serious face. can you with a serious face. can you want us to say that the eu had good, proper intentions to enable to be a seamless enable brexit to be a seamless and as frictionless as possible 7 and as frictionless as possible ? yeah, really ? yeah. so you ? yeah, really? yeah. so you don't think there's

i know you'll michelle. on you'll go michelle.about let's not about it again, but let's not forget so many people , forget we lost so many people, tens of people, as tens of thousands of people, as happensin tens of thousands of people, as happens in that sector, because we had vaccine mandates and we forced people out of those roles if they didn't those if they didn't have those vaccine as the covid vaccines, i get get off my chest. we've not managed to get you water here. i live not being socially my hands is on its way, i hope. but your thoughts on the care thing? i one of the reasons that what paul says has forced to it is that we have an a population that we have an a population thatis that we have an a population that is increasingly ageing . that is increasingly ageing. that's which is obviously a truism we're all getting older. i mean that the proportion of us who geriatric , who are who are geriatric, who are elderly, who are no longer ever working age is increasing when the national health system was created in the uk, w

i'm not convinced it will happen this year. >> kevin, a the follow-up to you first, michelle. gains, are we in >> i think wherever the stock market is today, it should be at the end of the year. >> you know, i'll jump in. kevin, you are right in the sense the truth is the market has done a lot for now the real question about the fed that we need to know won't be answered later this year they are likely to pause and see what happens whether or not they then have to go even higher than they think because inflation doesn't get all the way down to 2 or whether or not that is it or they can think about pivoting -- we with won't know that until much later in the year. i have to say from the macro standpoint that we are range bound for a period of time makes sense. >> worst-case scenario, michelle, we get a hot cpi number and cool producer number on thursday, how do we read it if they are going in the opposite direction >> the cpi is always more important in terms of the market reaction the fed will like the ppi coming down that is the leading against wholesale prices to give us awe

think michelle obama is smarter than to run just on race. obama was smarter to run on more than just race the first time he ran. >> oh, yes. >> i think she's making an oprah appeal. appealing to suburban women. that's the group that biden lost, right. if she's relatable to suburban women and remembers answers like what is your name. things like joe biden can't remember. what is your childrens names she will get by. she will have the support of the media behind her. i don't doubt they're priming her to be the candidate. i don't know who they have else to put forth. >> that's it the bench is thin. gavin newsome i don't their thithinkthere is debate. and kamala harris, whatever her name is. you have to remember joe biden is the president. >> that's exactly right. i wouldn't laugh at it. she's a way stronger candidate than joe biden who didn't have to go to rallies. he had a bunch of cars honking at him. it's something to consider seriously. i don't know what the point would be. i guess to pretend things are changing. we knows it's a continuatio

yes, she says _ actresses like michelle. yes, she says for _ actresses like michelle.s like michelle. yes, she says for little girls who l she says for little girls who grew up looking like me, it is a very big moment, really for most of the cast members. and michelle, who is this very ladylike, very always in control actress, she lost it a bit and said the f word in the middle of her speech. so people will be whispering about that. but there is lots of excitement in that cast and lots of predictions that they will go on. the win ofjamie lee curtis in that movie is also surprising. she plays nothing like the glamorous jamie lee curtis you know. and i remember the night i saw the movie, i had not read that much about it, i am had not read that much about it, iam in had not read that much about it, i am in the theatre and i see this dumpy looking and crazy woman coming on and i went, i said out loud, crazy woman coming on and i went, isaid out loud, it crazy woman coming on and i went, i said out loud, it is jamie lee! it went, i said out loud, it is jamie lee!— went, i

>> michelle: we will get to that at the break. anyone can vote in our elections, because that's what this is open to you. it's any old person, you know, whether they are here legally and again, this is how they couched it, so many of them are black and brown people and they deserve the votes, they deserved to be heard, well, yeah, they do if they are citizens, but there is that virtue signaling of you are oppressing black and brown people and it is just so -- it's bad. >> lisa: kennedy, to martha's point, it's a sacred right to be able to vote. >> kennedy: kennedy. >> kennedy: i'm glad you use that word, i agree completely, my mom came over as a kid and some of the most patriotic people i know are -- and people who come to the country have suffered through a great deal especially communism to get here and live the american dream. so you have two completely different questions which are being conflated together unfairly and illogically coming up immigration and we have a broken immigration system and there a lot of times where we n

michelle, on both sides, seemed interested in a compromise. we just heard. what is it likely to look like? well, it certainly is nowhere near the middle, because one thing is for saw the ira a, as it's called, the inflation reduction and act which was billed by joe biden as a way to build future economies. here in the united states, create future proof jobs that will not be changed, no legal changes. so any compromise can only be in the small print, and that's why the french and german trade ministers are here. they want to shape that and what certainly on the horizon is that there potentially could be some exceptions for the so crucial auto industry when it comes to least a cause here in the united states. there may be some exceptions. also, when it comes to manufacturing of battery is needed for green mobility in the future that is still being discussed and hammered out. because after all that needs to be discussed between brussels and washington and not between those 2 european capitals. the european leaders were surprised at the passage of this act when

yes, michelle, are very briefly scattered. talk around this issue about trade wars, or is that even possible? plausible from the american outlook the sort answers absolutely no, both sides can't afford it. and the europeans are simply too dependent on the united states, both now for energy, but also for backing against russia after its attack on ukraine to allow anything like that to happen. so that won't happen, but we will see some rather intense talks buying close doors. ryder correspond michelle a group, not in washington. thank you. and we go now to some of our other global business stories making headlines. automakers, renault. a nissan have formalize their reboot of a conflict. the complicated relationship as they work to stay competitive, frances reno has agreed to cut its 43 percent stake in japan's nissan. to 15 percent. the uneven shareholding structure has long been a sense of tor tension between the 2 sides. the world's biggest gold producer, newmont says it had made a $16900000000.00 offer for australian peer new

hello there, michelle dewberry . hello there, michelle dewberry.pany until 7:00 tonight alongside me. so beyond the director of the free speech union and the political consultant, emma benn, now lots of you getting in contact about that last topic about whether or not as a teacher you should be able to hold a placard saying the only good toy, for example, is a dead one. steve says it's how disgusting is it for teachers to say the only good one, good toys, a dead one. it just shows the level of left wing bias in the union and the indoctrination of children and says, when i was a schoolboy in the seventies a teacher at our school was sacked because the headmaster heard him basically celebrating the virtues of welsh nationalism to his class. well, and lead me nicely saying to and you lead me nicely saying to my friend onto my next topic, because get this a primary school in wales has been put into special measures for letting children speak too much english. apparently inspectors there said pupils were not encouraged to celebrate their welsh culture a

this is michelle michelle, who's the president of the european at counseling, responding to question, is that extraordinary? a press conference that's been called attending our in attendance are mr. and michelle are still on the line. the president of the year european commission and a quarter of a lot of it as the landscape president of you crash, the delivery of military capability is not a decision taken at each level of the institutions, but a sovereign decision of the member states. of course, there's a strong coordination bad and if you have seen the living proof of delivery of military capabilities, but everything else is done and coordinated at the european level. so the 67000000000 for the past. i symbol for that. as i said, we need to do more and we will do more and be at the economy. be the integration of the ukrainian economy in the single market beat, energy beat, the solidarity lanes. be it the support for the ukrainians that are free, hooton's bombs and are in the european union. this is all topics that are being pushed forward, including the sanctions on the european l

now, why is michelle obamag telling you about her menopausal thighs on tv show?v w >> possibly because she's aperhp naazed narcississ t who thinks her own thighs are interesting to you. and that's, of course, true. but there may be other reasonstr to consider that today's washington post expressed deeptc dissatisfaction with joe biden's current heir, kamala harris. >> now, harris is a woman who cannot even consistently pronounce her own first name, and she mighy not not be , as te post suggests, up for the job of leading this country and quoting, some democrats are worried about harris' political prospects. the pape"some arrrieabour says d she may not have the , quote, says political skills to win a national race. oh, waito wi a second. paille colonizer. kamala harris doesn't havethat skills, isn't racist. t reports, well, as the post reports, yes, it is . >> quote, some party members fear that americans are simply not willing to elect a woman of color as president, especially given the racism wom and sexism they see emerging in recent years. >> because there's m

hi, michelle. >> great to see you. another week, another big powerful storm we'll see impacts reaching most of us in the u.s. as we go throughout this week with snow some rain. some really gusting winds and also a chance for severe storms. going throughout the day winter alerts and quite a bit of them 14 million people impacted from the west into the western and northern plains, parts of the great lakes and these alerts are through thursday a winter storm warning in the pink winter storm watch, in the blue. winter weather advisory you see the white. wind gusting up to 85 miles an hour couple that with snow seeing whiteout conditions in some spots. 26 million people at rick. these alerts stay in place through wednesday. here's the setup today a serious of cold fronts a powerful storm getting its act together going to see heavy snow and rain continuing as the next storm arrived and then very windy, gusting up to 85 miles an hour strong winds leading to blowing snow and whiteout conditions. that's a 10 to 20 degrees above

michelle: sÍ, estamos conscientes de eso.yo siempre les digo: "tengan paz, paciencia, soporten hasta lo Último, que van a volver a ver a sus hijos". angie: en california... luci: sÍ, mi niÑo, ¿y ustedes? ¿ya comiste? angie: para lucy, las llamadas de vÍdeo con su hijo que se quedÓ en el salvador, le recuerdan que la vida aÚn no estÁ completa. sin embargo, ella celebra sus logros y sus esperanzas. luci: pues mi hija estudiar, y dice ella que quiere ser una gran persona. mi hijo tambiÉn piensa estudiar y trabajar, y pues mi meta tambiÉn es trabajar y estudiar, ser alguien en la vida, un ejemplo para mis hijos. angie: y eso, dice, le da las fuerzas para seguir adelante en esta travesÍa, cuyo final ve mÁs cerca. >> estas familias esperan que lo que han vivido no permanezca en silencio. segÚn un reporte de la patrulla fronteriza, al menos 266,000 niÑos no acompaÑados han llegado a la frontera durante el gobierno del presidente biden. el fenÓmeno tiene ramificaciones en otros paÍses vecinos. en lo que va del aÑo, el gobierno de mÉx

michelle, thank you middlehurst. michelle, thank you and good evening to you.l, within the last few minutes, you'll reflect on that breaking news that is just come to us at gb news that lancashire police have made a statement about the missing mum of two, nicola bully. they saying she had a history of significant issues with alcohol, which they say was brought on by her ongoing struggles with the menopause . struggles with the menopause. they also said officers attended her property on the 10th of january over a concern for welfare. they're not saying for whose welfare, but they are saying no one was arrested in relation to that incident. but investigations continue . you. investigations continue. you. and of course, detectives are continuing to say that nicola was listed as a high risk missing person, due to a number of specific vulnerable abilities earlier on. they refused to disclose those vulnerabilities , disclose those vulnerabilities, but it certainly seemed in the last hour that a couple more details have now come out from lancashire police . well, lanc

michelle: keith had it right. the price of electric vehicles, at one point the average price in our calculation was $66,000. that's more than the household income for morse -- most americans. that's coming down of it because of the tesla moves but we are also seeing automakers introducing less expensive ones and we should see more of that. ed: what is the permanency of this phenomenon? how long do prices stay elevated? michelle: i think for a while. we don't see them coming back down and i would quibble with keith a little bit. we started seeing this trend long before the chip shortage. we saw the domestic automakers getting out of the traditional car business, those lower-priced cars, leaving that to the asian automakers and they have not been able to produce them fast enough to appeal to people who are on budgets. that's not going to change. we are moving more towards electric vehicles. i don't know when the price parity gets there but we are in for high prices for a while. caroline: i want to bring up what we h

hi there , michelle dewberry. and hi there, michelle dewberry.ing you company until 7:00 tonight alongside me, i've got kevin craig, the former labour councillor and the ceo of plymouth communication and ben habib is chief exec of first property group and a former brexit party mep, britain's best business brains. brexit party mep, britain's best business brains . that's what you business brains. that's what you two are. you're among the two, aren't you? among the two top business brands ? that's what i business brands? that's what i like to think of when you've beenin like to think of when you've been in touch. you are saying pubuc been in touch. you are saying public servants should sign an employment contracts against striking and then agree. an independent survey process into renumeration for the job. don't forget, they were in. one of the problems at the moment is this whole kind of minimum service levels that people are up in arms the moments. mean, arms about the moments. i mean, if they even get some if they can't even get some of that the

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maria: all really important points that you make federal reserve governor michelle bowman speaking onr more rate hikes yesterday that is what we continue hearing from federal reserve, watch this. >> okay, expecting expect that we will continue to increase federal funds rate we have to bring inflation back down to a sustainable -- to 2% goal, an in order to do that need to bring demand and supply into better balance to achieve that. maria: so, so katrina what does that mean to you in terms of rate hikes in the future what are your thoughts about lael brainard taking this new position nor joe biden's top economic advisor does her presence mean more stimulus. >> economic policy, you know is always laws, fed is going to continue to be focused on inflation. and, you know as we look forward, at this year, you know what it would take for this market to finally normalize because us we are expecting more volatility, we are expecting that the rate hikes, are going to continue at least you know this point looks this way, but in order for us to truly get ourselves to market normalization earnings

michelle. you know, was the person who gave, you know, the very serious political speech. so, andrew, how are you thinking about michelle obama's evolution as a political figure, even though she, you know, openly pursues that role? the role of first lady is, you know, the most powerful, you know, unpaid, you know, unelected job in the united states. and from that position and the american consort wields a lot of soft power. and i think michelle obama is very aware of the soft power role that she had as first lady and that she continues to have in her husband's post-presidency. oftentimes, there are constraints on what presidential spouses up until now, all female, have been able to do their expectations about gender roles. and when you run afoul of those, then that can cause a certain backlash. and so eleanor roosevelt certainly experienced this. hillary clinton clearly experienced this. and this had implications even for her political career when she was actually running for office and holding

hi, michelle happy monday >> hi there, guys. happy monday we're tracking a few spots with wintry weather out ahead of the system really warm air compared to last week, over the weekend, a big temperature swing. let's start with the winter-like weather. snow falling in parts of the intermountain west freezing rain stretching from the northern plains. we're going to see some rain and snow also in the upper midwest the cold front will move slowly. rain developing from texas through the ohio and we could see the chance of stronger storms along the gulf coast. that would be strongest with the potential for tornadoes on tuesday. and also the chance for heavy rain this all moves to the west on wednesday. even the northeast you lee is some wet weather ahead of the system, we're looking at really warm temperatures spring-like in many areas. there is the bulls-eye for the rain locally 3 to 4 inches of ra normal for portions of the midatlantic, the northeast temperatures to the 50s in washington all right, guys. big difference in terms of

let's bring in michelle grossman tracking the severe weather. those are incredible images from the destruction. >> it seems like it's week after week of relentless weather there. we're seeing a new storm system today. we'll add to the snowfall total. today we're watching two storms. reports overnight in oklahoma, texas, arkansas, tornado reports, hail reports, wind reports. will we'll see really windy conditions in some spots today this is what it's like on winter radar. that is snow falling this is heavy really rain falling. and we're going to see a chance for severe storms. that is decreasing as we go throughout the day in terms of your winter alert wee we're looking at 44 million people from the west, great lakes, eastbound northeast we'll talk more about the storm system to the west and east in a bit. >> nasa was forced to scrub a launch yesterday the launch was aborted due to a problem with the ground systems. nasa expected to try again tomorrow >>> three years since covid was declared a pandemic, another member of the u.s. intelligence com

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michelle, you first.a lot of social media she left out. $20 million, why not spend it on charitable things? if you're really christian, spend it on that. hobby lobby says this is the way we want to spread our message. what are your thoughts? >> it is fair. we're going through a cultural shift clearly and the best place to tap into culture and to tap into something we've lost -- because, i mean, the reason wokism is on the rise is because religion was squelched for so long that we've lost it in this culture. the best way to hit it is the super bowl. >> trace: right, 310 million people. you get the oscars. nobody has this kind of audience at all, eric. >> no, this is the biggest audience we have in america. this isa also an amazing ad budget they can do this in addition to their other spending. i think it's a good strategy to not lead with the heavy theology. i think bringing the message at the end, i think as you mentioned, probably with younger people is the way to get the message across. >> trace: it's k

let's check in with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking the latest hi, michelle. >> we are tracking wintry weather in the intermountain west, heavy snow falling, wind as well and also watching a long stretching cold front from portions of the northern plains into the south we will see the chance for freezing rain and rain in the northern plains. that's going to move off to the upper midwest and also parts of the great lakes as we head throughout the afternoon and evening hours. then this cold front will move off to the east as we are looking at rain falling from the ohio valley into portions of the southern plains. it could be heavy at times, too, throughout the mid-mississippi valley, also watching the chance for strong to severe storms along the texas coast, louisiana and even into mississippi. wednesday into the northeast we're going to see that rain falling. we're also looking at the chance of heavy rain, where you see the brhter colors that's wigheks above average, too, in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, temperatures into the 50s in philadelphia all right. guys

michelle, it became a darling for the us. he was very close to george w bush, even lauded by him through and through. but the burden of his decisions have been carried by success to elected leaders and military thousands of botany soldiers and policemen have died just last week over a 100 bucks. stomach, policemen were killed in a terrorist attack in the shower. the people who in particular have carried the legacy of decision making decision making that was completely unaccountable to the people from 1999 to 2000 and really 2008. and i think that without understanding the depth of the crisis, the box today finds itself in it. difficult to really appreciate back that was for michelle id. thank you so much for talking to us on our just sarah, thank you. the head of the roman catholic church is holding a large mass in south sudan before he leaves the country. but frances historic visit is bought of a 6 day trip to africa on saturday. the pope met people affected by the years long conflict in south to dawn. he called on, needed t

it's just gonna take some michelle dewberry . and take some michelle dewberry. and this is dewbs & co, the show this is dewbs& co, the show where we'll get into some of the things that have got us talking today. now, there seems to be a lot of gearing up. doesn't is preparation for the next general action the parties selecting their going their candidates who are going to public to to face the general public to represent them. well, it's formed a conversation. so it has in london erm about whether or not jeremy corbyn should be allowed stand. so represent allowed to stand. so represent labourin allowed to stand. so represent labour in the next general election. some are saying they need him now, otherwise basically wipe the floor with them all as an independ anyway. others saying no way, brown others are saying no way, brown corbyn is bad for brand labour, which is a they tell me and firefighters that the votes cast is all done dusted. they will currently be going on strike if they don't get a pay rise. i have to say , i do not believe have to say, i do not beli

good morning, michelle. >> good morning, guys.u yeah, we are a little heartbroken in philly today. it was a good game and nice to see jalen hurts do a great job glass half full this morning we are still fighting those wounds as you said we are looking at two storm systems in the west, one today, one tomorrow bringing wintry weather, gusty winds as well 7 million impacted by a winter weather alert. wind alerts, winds gusting over 60 miles per hour, that could cause power outages along with that snow. these are alerts in place through 60s and 70s, 75 corpus christi, 71 san antonio. all right. it's a monday that means we need to look at that workweek forecast and that's coming up in just a bit. >> glad you have at least the weather as a distraction after last night for new philly. michelle, thank you. >>> coming up in 60 seconds, we are up in the air with the coast guard's high-tech plane patrolling the waters off florida. >>> who took home the barky inside the puppy bowl. sure? try new vicks nyquil high blood pressure for fast, powe

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michelle, thanks for joining michelle, thanks forjoining us. a lot of emotions. lot of emotions. tyre nichols only died in early january, and yet we've already gone to the start of the trial. how do you feel, how to the rest of the people in memphis feel about the speed at which this is taking place?— about the speed at which this is takin: lace? ., ~' ., ., taking place? thank you for having me. taking place? thank you for having me- that's — taking place? thank you for having me. that's one _ taking place? thank you for having me. that's one of _ taking place? thank you for having me. that's one of the _ taking place? thank you for having me. that's one of the gratifying i me. that's one of the gratifying parts. if there's any silver lining, the speed at which it's been addressed, from the fact that the memphis police, how they put them on leave so quickly. now we are addressing where the police officers have been arraigned and now that they have entered their first plea of not guilty. the fact this is proceeding at this pace is encouraging because this is the

michelle says the man in the striped sweatshirt got off the bus, threw more eggs at the open windows, which got in passenger's hair. >> close the window. >> reporter: michelle posted about this on social media. she's filing reports with the san francisco police and the san francisco mta. we reached out to sfmta, who referred us to this tweet, saying, quote, we are committed to doing everything we can to stop the racist attacks on the aapi community that have been on the increase over the past few years. >> if something like an egg incident can raise awareness of our daily struggle sometimes just trying to get through our day, trying to get through public spaces, then hopefully that's -- that helps make a change overall. >> reporter: and san francisco muni says any harassment or abuse against passengers or staff is utterly unacceptable. if you see an emergency while on the bus, do not hesitate to call 911. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >>> a deadly crash under investigation. it happened this morning on northbound 680 in walnut creek. the tesla hit the fire truck th

but if the data come in as you expect, the market would change and i would agree that is true >> michelle? >> we've only put in a 60/40 chance on 50 basis points. we are continuing to debate whether or not they would step up or not. i think, you know, to some extent, we're listening to the fact that the fed wants to be -- i think they would rather get ahead of it, if you will, recognizing if they do move more ad afres savely near term, the terminal rate won't have to go so high as it would -- >> right, but michelle, that is a change in regime because what the fed did is it kind of down shifted a little bit. it went from this front end loading idea to the responsive quarter. what you're saying is you'll go back to the front end loading. i know there is some support on that we know there's one other person, i'm guessing by the way, publicly here with no knowledge, it might have been neil, because we know that he's in the 5.40 range. i think that powell would support that going back to a 50 to get in front of it. the question becomes one of a concept of how is inflation going to play out her

michelle, thank you. great to talk with you this morning. michele tafoya.s on "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo, i'll see you tomorrow morning on fox business, "mornings with maria." catch the show again 3 p.m. today here on fox news. >> in the run-up to the state of the union most of the media will portray president biden as being out a rope pot underpass plenty bipartisan nation then came coverage of some undeniable setbacks the argument that biden waited too long to shoot down the chinese bible did it is mishandling of the classified documents mess and polls that delivered a reality check to the press a washington post abc survey saying 58% of democrats and democratic leading