michelle is still alive.e needs to be rescued. >> we will find you, and we will bring you home. >> two weeks to the day after michelle's disappearance, the family organized this vigil. making a public case, that michele was not at. but, instead, a kidnapping victim, in urgent need of rescue. >> we are just focusing on getting her home, and doing what we can. >> i truly believe, she is out there, and we will find her. >> if michelle was going to be rescued, the family decided, it would be up to them to do it. coming up. where is michelle? who would have taken her? and investigator, zeroing in. >> looking into human trafficking patterns -- >> human trafficking? >> yes. >> you thought that was a possibility? >> we did. >> this is someone who knew her, and knew where she would be. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. lester holt: when "dateline" continues. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds fl

>> michelle?d. >> 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. >> just 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 white

podcast, michele, and mike baker. odds of keeping her quiet are like her dress size, extra thin, fox news contributor kat timpf. severe weather warning in the northeast or maybe he just sneezed. world heavyweight champion tyrus [cheering] >> greg: mike, it is good to sea you, we'll talk about that later. the thing that bugs me about ug this story, we're all exhausted by this whole thing and we all want it to be over with. thatbe is the strategy and i gy. resent the strategy, the fact that the strategy is to run people into the ground, whether they are trump t supporters or republicans. just o say, beat desantis, i ca. deal with this crap. they are trying to run us down i sometimes feel it is working. >> i think you feel that way because it is working. look, the democrats do messaging very well.es they stay together and they stay on message. and they kind of been given thi gift. what trump has done is a self-inflicteds wound and he's had a series of these over the years. he didn'n t have to be in this position, it is n

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she was a charitable person, michelle.one a certain amount here in her younger days. so, that's michelle, still giving. she will never go because we have got stephen. and, you know... stephen wrote a book about his experiences, wanting to raise money for the causes that matter the most to him. i've sold 500 now. i've donated £4000 to two charities, royal papworth hospital and the pulmonary fibrosis trust. it is lovely to give something back. i've just started writing a second book, which picks up from the first one, which includes the meeting of our families. it is ongoing at the moment. stephen hopes the second book will raise more money to help people with pulmonary fibrosis and for the hospital to health professionals and that saved his life. next to an issue i'm sure you've come across on many roads across the country: the problem of potholes. well, one man from 0rpington in south east london was so fed up of the ones in his area, he's taken matters into his own hands. though not how you might expect. he's turning them

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michelle: she says, oh, michelle, just little ms. gone with the wind.to let you have that building for $35,000. fred: not what you expected. michelle: just don't judge the book by the cover. fred: for the "pbs newshour," i'm fred de sam lazaro in montgomery, alabama. ♪ geoff: it is graduation season, and that means politicians, actors, and even someone from the “newshour” you might recognize are imparting sage advice and encouragement to college graduates around the country. here are some of the life lessons this year's commencement speakers passed on to 2023 graduates. pres. biden: a few classes once in every several generations enters at a point in our history where it actually has a chance to change the trajectory of the country. you face that inflection point today, and i know you will meet the moment. i just think about the many ways you already have. patton: everything extraordinary in my life came from the wandering. and that's not to say i didn't work hard and that you shouldn't work hard, but don't work hard to acquire things. work hard so that

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so michelle, a big shout out to you. a big shout out for saving a life and also maybe tens or dozens every year in the airlines across the united states because this is a very, very common situation. and i've seen it many times as i've flown back and forth across the country. >> this is a nice story. thank you for sharing that story. and congressman garamendi, nice work. we don't often get to cover the stories where there is a good outcome in terms of our lawmakers. michelle gayle flores and representative garamendi, appreciate your time and the positive work that you did. appreciate it. have a good night. >> thank you. >> big shout out to michelle. >> thank you. >>> let's take you outside. we're going to be joined by jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist talking about our father's day forecast. it's rht around the corner.ig >>> a two-alarm fire. this is a live look now south san jose. a storage facility, maybe firework inside. jeff ranieri is here. a lot of smoke in this area now, jeff. >> certainly. winds right now bet

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[cheers] [laughter] i am not going to tell michelle you said that. although michelle does agree.ws. [laughter] [applause] >> jimmy: she knows. >> i had not seen that. >> jimmy: i love that you have not seen it. you do know. >> i heard about it. he came home and that's the first thing he said. i got to go, somebody said i was fine. i was like oh, really, that's so sweet. [laughter] >> jimmy: you don't share stories like that with him, do you? >> no. >> jimmy: of course, not. >> he does not need to know all my business. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. would it be correct to call it like a self-help book in some way? >> it is a little different than that. it is not like a how-to. i travel across the country and meet with kids, folks and leaders ask me how do you get through stuff in >> jimmy: people ask you for advice all the times? >> on all kinds of things. dealing with fears and feeling invisible, how you find your voice. people are trying to figure out how to get through life and not everybody have a mentor or getting advices from. what this book is my offering of the tools that i

michelle, thank you very much for that- _ approaches. michelle, thank you very much for that.s. michelle, thank you very much for that. let's talk _ approaches. michelle, thank you very much for that. let's talk about - much for that. let's talk about green jobs much for that. let's talk about greenjobs now. the concept much for that. let's talk about green jobs now. the concept that is being discussed more and more. the idea being that the transition away from fossil fuels creates a whole new industrial sector, which could make up for any of the jobs —— new industrial sector, which could make up for any of thejobs —— many of thejobs lost make up for any of thejobs —— many of the jobs lost in the decline of oil and gas. according to new research from linkedin, the global workforce does not currently have the skills needed to drive this green economic transformation. the employment focused social media platform found the only one in eight workers have the green skills needed to meet net zero targets and the demand for green talent is outstripping supply. let's speak now to sue

michelle thank you. kiwi“ . michelle thank you. well, as you-ve— . michelle thank you.e thank you. well, as you've just been hearing, the city of nottingham has fallen silent in memory of the three victims of tuesday's brutal knife attacks. if you're watching on television, you would have seen live pictures where hundreds of people gathered in the old market square in the centre of nottingham nottingham nottingham outside nottingham council house their council house to pay their respects to the three that were killed, 19 year old students, grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber from nottingham university and 65 year old local school caretaker ian coates , all school caretaker ian coates, all killed on tuesday in a knife attack . while that brutal attack. while that brutal murders have brought the city together and police are working together and police are working to find out a motive , detectives to find out a motive, detectives have been given a further 36 hours to question the prime suspect who it's been confirmed today was a former student of the university. well,

this hurts because i know michelle really likes me. michelle: i still love you alex.t's talk about long and variable lags. will they start to have an impact? if they skip will they skip again? but you would've thought after 500 fix we would see the effect? have we reached that point? michelle: we have been seeing the effects. look at the inflation data there are a number of categories where inflation is coming down. household appliances and furniture, we are on the deflationary category. i think there is a real case to be made that monetary policy has been and will continue to be transmitting into the economy is the degree to which it is happening. that is what the fed is trying to balance because they want to make sure that not only they get to 2% but they will be able to remain there. the conditions will be set so they can stay there. alix: let's pick from all of your expertise, the economy and housing. u.s. bancorp at morgan stanley talking about discretionary spending is slowing. what are you noticing in terms of that? are there delinquencies? michelle: it depends

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michelle rhwhre- back to. michelle thanks for that. back to. michelle— thanks for that.er. oh yeah. oh yeah. right. o" who; r: yeah. right. oh yes. cat said. who was that the other day? that was messing around, was it? i want to say the navy, but i don't know if it was the navy, which body was that? i think it was yesterday getting rid of their gendered titles. i mean , their gendered titles. i mean, you're all looking at now, you're all looking at now, you're at redraught. you're looking at redraught. i think to think it's the army sometimes to be and people will be fair, and people will probably of being probably accuse me of being a bit woke now, but sometimes, to be i think there's be fair, i think there's a certain logic to it. so, for example, certain logic to it. so, for ererhpre, yew— certain logic to it. so, for example, you know,- f " [1th rt. 0 so, for example, you know, women have been— example, you know, women have heeh-hehee— example, you know, women have been - police force - example, you know, women have been police force for been in the police force for

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michelle: thank you for that question. i have talked about quite a bit in the media and other venues, what i have been hoping to see from the fed is that i understand that inflation needs to be brought even lower. the fed has a dual mandate. not only is its job to have a strong labor market but have low inflation. that is a dual mandate that some may consider conflicting. however, i think the fed can achieve that and is trying to achieve that. but i would like to see is if the fed is considering further rate hikes, then they are modest and there is more space in between any further rate hikes such that they skip this month perhaps. alix: really great we your perspective. michelle holder associate professor of economics over at john jay college. we will get the reaction from other guest on their data. heather boushey will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy?

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michelle: michelle fisher, abc 7 news.iz: construction of the pink triangle in twin peaks will be finished today. it has become one of the symbols of pride. the pink triangle once branded people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps is a symbol against homophobia. mayor london breed will be on hand for a ceremony shortly after the work is finished. e pride parade is just one week away. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you watch the parade live on sunday, june 25, on abc 7 and our streaming app. president biden will be in the bay area on monday as part of a three-day visit. there are not a lot of details but we know he will be at a fundraiser monday for his reelection campaign. it will take link at the atherton home of steve wesley, a tesla investor and a california state controller. tickets cost up to $100,000 and they are sold out. florida governor ron desantis will also be in northern california on monday. he will make a stop in sacramento, the home turf of his sparring partner, governor newsom. >> calling out red

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michelle, good monday morning. >> the dangerous heat continues today. we'll see it continuing tomorrow as well. once again finto the triple digits where you see the hot pink color is your heat warning we'll see triple digits. it's going to feel like 110 to 120 in some spots. del rio, 111 104 in san antonio 106 in abilene dallas, 101 now we're also trac severe weather where you see the pink is a tornado watch in effece dangeroe south. 109 in san angelo. 103 in san antonio all right, so stormy once again. we'll look at the rest of the forecast for the week in just a bit. >>> we back in a minute with a national honor being given to the emancipation proroclamationn j juneteenthth >>> > and restorored calls o ofh care e equity. how 'bout we take a closer look... whaaatat? i just c cleaned thohose! switchch to dawn platinum.m. it powowers througugh anand removes s 99% of greaease and fooood residue. including stububborn, invisisible grease other dish soaps can leave behind. now, t that's clclean! that's whyhy only dawn is s trusted toto save wildldlife affect

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michelle, where are we looking to see it be the worst >> the worst are the southern plains, pars of the gulf coast we'll look at heavy rain also from the great lakes into the northeast. really heavy rain. much needed, though. we could see some storms as well this is what radar looks like this morning, already starting out very active. we can see in the southern storms we have storms moving through. parts of the southeast this stretches from the great lakes to the southeast this morning. and that's all due to a cold front that's going to be moving through over the next couple of days it stretches from texas to the northeast. we're going to see some large tennis-ball sized hail and chance of some really damaging winds. even a few toorngsds especially on the southern plains are possible 19 million at risk the winds gusting over 60 miles per hour where you see the darker orange, strongest stormsnce for the into delaware. it's a hot one in texas. 99 in san antonio. and we could see some storms in dallas all right, guys. a soggy start for many on the monday we'll see what the rest of the week

sideline reporter michelle tafoya, and marc thiessen. we begin with senate republicans, who are demanding attorney general merrick garland appoint special counsel to investigate the biden family's foreign business dealings. allegations of joe biden taking vibes during his time as vice president is at the center. chuck grassley claims a burisma executive paid biden and his son 5 million each, not directly, remember that nebulous web of entities at the center of this. the executive has voicemails to prove it. >> the foreign national who allegedly bribed joe and hunter allegedly has audio recordings of conservations with them. 17 such recordings. the recordings were kept as sort of insurance policy for the foreign national in case he got in a tight spot. >> kayleigh: the white house dismissing the allegations. karine jean-pierre was quick to deflect pressing questions at yesterday's briefing. >> is the white house aware of recordings of the president speaking to burisma. >> the president spoke about this at thursday press conference and i w

so i'm taking a pass on the household survey i wonder what michelle thinks on that there is some good bad stuff in there look, any time you're going to put more americans to work, it's a good thing the wage growth was a little less so all of that was pretty positive and the market is taking it pretty well. they really took to heart. i don't know if i want to call it the jefferson pause or the harker skip. what is the right way to put snit it's really something that ultimately came from powell, but i think jefferson is going to be tagged with it so really no change at all in the outlook for the fed, despite a high headline number the revisions, of course, were also in the way of higher numbers. so that tells you that there's still real momentum in the job market >> michelle, what do you say >> so much of what you say, we were looking at that same statistic, you know, the adjusted household number that aligns it more with the establishment survey that always gathers the headlines, and that household measure adjusted was up even more in the month than with the payroll numbers showed. but

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michelle fleury has the latest. michelle fleury has the latest from new york.one was the mention of an all—encompassing trade deal promised in the wake of brexiter. in its place, a commitment to co—operate on defence, trade, a deal on data protection and ways to regulate new ai technology. the uk prime minister hailed this approach as a better response to the challenges the two countries face. the economic relationship between our two countries has never been stronger. the trade is worth hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars, a year. over a million of our citizens in each other�*s countries work in each other�*s companies. in each other�*s countries. and that trade is growing as something like 20% last year. as part of the atlantic declaration, president biden pledged to give uk exporters access to critical minerals needed for electric car batteries. similar to an agreement the us made with japan. there is no reason why great britain will not play a major role in not only critical material but in investing in united states of america and all of our initiative

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michel. my thoughts with all the families in ukraine affected by this catastrophe that the armed forces of ukraine are shooting at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, we have been telling all the last months, including it was shelled from western weapons. of the same hymars , they constantly did it systematically, as if deliberately achieving exactly the effect that we now see in connection with us. grigory karasin grigory borisovich hello, can you hear me, good afternoon anastasia, please tell me, here is the gentleman michel is shocked at our breakthrough, as he calls it, kakhovka hpp a from your point of view. is it possible to expect anything other than this traditional anglo-saxon, let's call it generally european reaction, uh, which are connected with the deepest unconditional concern with the expression of condemnation and support for unexpected ukrainian families. well, i would start by saying that this is all, e, an indicator of such large-scale terrorism and barbarism on the p

it's 90 6, 23 am and michelle, average german is about to wake up. the germans wake up decidedly, any of the many of the european count bots, with the portuguese and spanish waking up around a more relaxed 7 30 am, the 65 percent of german saving persons alone seems to be like 75 percent of german saying they profess sleeping in a cold truth, even the majority of germans report getting a good night's sleep, although 55 percent said that they would love enough to new net the contrary to what you might expect for sherman. so actually sleep, st. kitts for 12 sentence gentlemen. report sleeping in the way it all starts with a goose breakfast apparently. and if they have to choose germans would say breakfast is the most important meal of the day with a hockey breakfast at the top of the hierarchy. the most popular items that bread rolls, pigs and sausages. there's apparently some debates of how the, i guess could 46 percent of germans say they've been fat a soft tank. but there is a wide spectrum of options. as a spreadable rule, pulls me is no stranger a

all right, that's all michelle, a cook, now, reporting from washington. thank you. michelle. as the u. s. navy has released a video of a chinese warship crossing closely in front of the us, destroyed in a flash point was a way the incident in the taiwan strait, which the us has quote, unsafe comes and mid worsening ties between washington and beijing. this is the moment a chinese warship blocked the part of an american destroyer. forcing the us vessel the trunk, honed to drop at speed and avoid a collision. the incident dakota, the united states and canada were holding joint drills in the taiwan strait. a body of water that's already as sensitive waterway as it separates china from type on the canadian official who witnessed the 1st time has called up china's actions as intentional and dangerous. the fact that this was announced over the radio prior to doing it clearly indicate that it was intentional, maneuvering close to each other, $150.00 yards is, is very scary. and you don't ever want to be that close to another vessel, because too many things can go wrong and you could

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so let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossmann. how long is the heat sticking around >> hi there, guys, great to see you. it's going to be at least through the weekend and probably beyond that. queer' we're looking at temperatures in the triple digits from tucson to jacksonville, a heat watch for indiana and kentucky that will start on thursday. millions and millions under excessive heat alerts in the pink that includes parts of texas, dallas, and sang angelo. temperatures soaring into the triple digits, 102 in san antonio. feeling like 112 in shreveport, 111 in lake charles. and look at this as we go throughout the next several days, temperatures holding strong dallas, 104. little rock, you're looking at 103. the heat and humidity will aid storms 6 million at the in parts of texas and oklahoma we are tracking the heat, storms, we'll hook atlook at tht of the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> still to come, ford gears up for a round of layoffs >>> and are you pumped up p for the world's lalargest gagas sta? wewe go insiside thehe

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grossmann is here tracking more storms in the forecast good morning, michelle >> we will a busy day yesterday afternoon into the evening, overnight hours. this morning still watching really wicked weather, looking at really strong storms, a tornado warning, a reported tornado in taylor county, the big bend of florida. we're watching that, also storms moving through the southern plains lots of lickity with th electric it /* /* electricity with these storms once he get the day you get the daytime heating. in pensacola over a foot of rain has fallen there we have that nearly-parked front over the gulf coast states and we're going to see that as we go throughout the day, stalled throughout the south, bringing heavy rain we're concerned about flash flooding and more storms. 9 million at risk. weould see damagin cer on this afternoon and continues to sweltser in the south 106 in san angelo, 102 in san antonio all right, guys, we're looking at the air quality in the midwest. storms in the south and triple digit heat in texas we'll talk more about at that coming up. >> lots to cover ahead o

uptick of hip replacements, kne surgeries and more >>> with the west stuck under the heat dome, michelle is keeping an eye on where the thermostat is set to soar. >> it's going to soar in a lot of spots, especially in the south. we're still in the triple digits the valleys of the west going to be warm as well. 55 million americans under heat advisories, excessive heat warnings in the pink dallas, waco, new orleans, you're going to see temperatures soar once again and it's going to stick around for a while, due to high pressure pumping in the heat little rock feeling like 109 montgomery will feel like 97 new orleans will feel like 114 today of the as we go throughout the next few days, we're looking at temperatures into the triple digits for san angelo. saturday 102 houston, same story, fw back ino thnce again in the south into the triple digits dallas 107 oklahoma city, 106 we'll talk more about the heat, storm chances and a little peek at the weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >> thanks, michelle. >> still to come, the scheme prosecutors say was a a load of manurere >>> > wicked we

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here keeping an eye on everything for us michelle, good morning >> good morning to you both. happy monday we continue to see that same pattern with severe storm. we're going to see damaging winds, really heavy downpours, large hail, even a chance of a few tornadoes. also watching that heatwave continuing in the south with temperatures soaring in the triple-digits. so this is a big picture we have an area of low pressure that's spinning over the great lakes. that's bringing in a cold front that's going to move through parts of the mid east through the midatlantic to the southeast. to the south a high pressure that's a heat pump really, bringing the heat off the gulf also some moisture there too so we're going to see temperature soaring into the triple-digits. it's going to feel like 110 to 120 in many, many spots once again. let's start with the severe weather risk major cities along the east coast, philly, d.c., richmond down to raleigh. winds gusting over to 65 miles per hour even a chance of a few tornadoes. heavy, heavy downpours we had this ye