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according to her, michel left her for wendy. she loved michel escoto.ith him. >> yolanda a single mother. was she also a woman scorned? he left her six months earlier and to add insult to injury, asked her to watch his dog while he was on his honeymoon with wendy. >> to go to the extent of taking care of somebody's dog during their honeymoon, it's just, as a woman, very strange to me. >> does yolanda become a suspect? a woman who feels she was cashiered, fired because of this younger woman and nobody gets away with that and i'm going to kill you? >> there's a lot to yolanda. there's a lot to yolanda. >> a lot of bad if you ask ramon santa cruz. >> i didn't like her from the beginning because she was very evasive. the apartment was always dirty. she was never a good person to begin with. >> detectives met with yolanda cerrillo, who freely admitted that she'd been devastated when michel dumped her. but she had no idea who beat his wife to death. >> she said she didn't know anything about it. >> but the detectives noted something else about yolanda. she li

you'd been thinking about michelle? >> oh, absolutely. >> he asked michelle to stick with him that night. and she did. and then everything went sideways. >> and it was the worst date in the world. >> what went wrong? >> i don't know. i was totally off my game. i couldn't speak. but then i asked her out again and she said yes and -- >> well, maybe you did something right. >> i must have. i don't know. or she felt sorry for me, gave me another chance. i don't know. >> michelle's family soon met him. >> next thing you know, they're seeing each other and getting pretty serious. >> after she came along? >> oh, my gosh, world totally changed. i mean, sun got brighter. it was just a totally different world. >> michelle and dan married in 2001 and continued to work together at thermo fisher. not long after, came two daughters. madeline and carly. >> i remember she pretty much said be nice to people. so i am going to be nice to people. >> because she was nice to everybody. >> yeah, she was. >> she would always play games with us

>> michele yes.u know, i've long believed that everything starts in the schools with kids when they're very young. and i think our school system in america is absolutely sick right now. like it's ill, like it's got a cancer. so i have an idea for you now that you're retired. >> tyrus: right. >> michele i think we make you secretary of education. or -- because you've got an educational background right. >> tyrus: that's the rumor yes. >> michele you have some free time now. >> tyrus: yes. >> michele you're a big guy, no one's going to question you. >> tyrus: and i don't have to go home. >> michele and you don't have to go home, you would not have to go home. and you've made a living by fighting bullies in the ring, right? >> tyrus: yes. >> michele you and randy i weingarten in the ring the head of american federation of teachers, and then you take her down and then you set the rules in education and you make education great again in america. that's what tyrus should do [cheers and applause] >> tyrus:

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michelle back to. michelle >> thanks for that . tatiana. i'm >> thanks for that. tatiana. michelle dewberry with you right through till 7:00 tonight. for the first time on this programme, i have to say a face familiar with the channel but new on dewbs& co the former editor of the daily star, dawn neesom. welcome to you . and also neesom. welcome to you. and also alongside us, novara media, the co—founder there, aaron bastani. good evening to you too. evening. when i saw your name, it did make me chuckle because on tuesday, i think it was this week, i had a new face to my panel week, i had a new face to my panel. so i thought to myself, you know, i'll tease it on twitter, and i put like a little kind of clue . who do you think kind of clue. who do you think my new panellist is ? and i put a my new panellist is? and i put a picture of a prawn sandwich and m&s prawn sandwich because i thought to me that would be obvious if i said to you, a new panellist clue m&s prawn sandwich, you'd say roy keane , sandwich, you'd say roy keane, right ? there's no. right? there's no. >> well

michelle fleu in developing countries, sure. michelle fleury in new _ developing countries, sure.ry in new york, _ developing countries, sure. michelle fleury in new york, thank _ developing countries, sure. michelle fleury in new york, thank you - developing countries, sure. michelle fleury in new york, thank you very l fleury in new york, thank you very much for that. let's change gears now. we're changing gears now to talk about an electric car—maker, which you might never have heard of, which has made its stock market debut and already has a higher valuation than ford and general motors. vinfast is based in vietnam. it launched on the nasdaq yesterday and shares skyrocketed. the company is now valued at $85 billion, even though it's never made a profit and it's only made 11,000 cars in the first half of this year, compared with 900,000 for tesla. david bailey is professor of business economics at the birmingham business school. the university of birmingham. thank you very much for being with us today. how can a car—maker most people have never heard of be worth more than its o

michel said michel know you said rambunctious. need rambunctious.e need somebody bit more of your somebody with a bit more of your personality somebody personality type than somebody like careful what wish for >> oh, careful what you wish for punching charge of the punching me in charge of the country's purse. good. >> know. okay, maybe >> well, you know. okay, maybe not kwarteng, you not kwasi kwarteng, but, you know, i there's a happy know, i think there's a happy medium. think, look, medium. and i think, look, something like vat cuts. i've said the show, 5% said it before on the show, a 5% cuts of vat for 12 months would help so small businesses help so many small businesses out something out there. but that's something that's small, which wouldn't really earth, but it really cost the earth, but it would so many small would really help. so many small and sized businesses and medium sized businesses out there the there is not even in the conversation now, might say, conversation now, you might say, we it. we shouldn't do we can't do it. we shouldn

why was it only in michelle at least in my opinion only in michelle obama could have given this speech one of you want to comment on that or do you disagree with me? oh, i think it was a very powerful speech to very specific audience. already recognizing that you know, obviously she recognizes that it's going to be a speech. that's broadcast that we'll be able to look up on youtube later. certainly michelle did an enormous amount of speaking during her time as first lady and after as you just mentioned diana, but she was speaking to newly minted black college grads, and i think that it was really important for her. and it was only a speech that she could give as the first black first lady. i think it was she because again almost like barb as i mentioned with barbara bush. i think it's stronger and michelle's it's almost as if she is. chiding them somewhat her audience, like don't make this don't we cannot equate a black child with a book to acting white? we've got to throw that out. we've got to you know, we've got to move forward and frankly. i don't think that a white. first lady cou

>> carley: i wasn't born yet. >> michele: okay. >> steve: oh, michele.ichele tafoya let's hold hands. >> emily: the press and role they are playing in this. >> kayleigh: i filled in on sean hannity the other night and there is a "new york times" piece from april of this year. i find these sentences interesting, it was katy rogers, she is a very credible reporter and here is what she had to say, he, biden, does have opinion. in the past mr. biden privately told his close circle of advisors mr. trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted for his role in the events of january 6, according to people familiar with his comments and told confidants he wanted merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge. there is no assertion biden told this to merrick garland, it ended in the "new york times" in april and soon thereafter we get two federal indictments. when i was a reporter and when i was a press assigner, i would say this is your reporting. "new york times" love to brag, jonathan swan and habberman, our reporting confirmed in this jack

in talking about michelle obama and you probably remember that that was something only michelle could have given at that time. talk to african-americans, the south and covered more mainstream groups so the user forr specific reason in that campaign. >> i want to make three quick points. i asked if she ever considered not going because of the controversy she said no, absolutely not. it never went through my mind. never. the same speech was given at the university of pennsylvania but there wasn't that level of interest at that time. i had a teaching colleague in the audience and she said, you may remember this, the location of the speech was moved the day of the speech so they couldn't cover it. with media being shunted away and my third, betty ford ends up saying things her husband could never have said. i think she is a good example. i enjoyed all of your comments, they are spot on and the first lady and her coverage.. >> who decided to move the location? >> according to my colleague, it was an official decision by some level, this comic mindset there was no mention of missus clinton'

michelle fleury has more. it elon musk. michelle fleury has more. ., , elon musk.ore. ., elon musk. michelle fleury has more, ., , ., elon musk. michelle fleury has more. ., , ., ., more. it was a bit of a surprise- _ more. it was a bit of a surprise. in _ more. it was a bit of a surprise. in a - more. it was a bit of aj surprise. in a linkedin more. it was a bit of a - surprise. in a linkedin post he confirmed he was stepping down from his role as chief financial officer and would leave the electric, gas the end of the year. we also expressed gratitude to his boss elon musk and to his colleagues, saying they had accomplished things many have thought not possible. mr kirkwood had been with tesla for 13 years. we took over the finance role in 2019. during that time tesla's profits and market valuation sword. no reason was given for his exit at his departure does raise questions about who will succeed elon musk, a busy man, who also runs spacex and the former twitter platform x. the role of cfo will be taken over, no word yet of whether he will inherit the title mast

what was it only on michelle obama that could have given the speech in my pinion?one of you want to comment on that? where do you disagree with me. >> oh, i think it was very powerful speech to a very specific audience. already recognizing that, obviously, she recognizes that it's going to be a speech that is broadcast and that we will be able to look up on youtube later. certainly a shell did a lot of speaking during her time as first lady and after as you just mentioned. but she was speaking to newly minted black college grads. i think it was really important for her, and it was only a speech that she could give as the first black first lady. so, because again, almost like when i mentioned with barbara bush, i think a stronger and michelle is almost as if she is hiding them somewhat, her audience. like we cannot equate a black child with a book to acting white. we've got to throw that out. we've got to move forward. frankly, i don't think that a white persist -- first lady could have deliver those remarks in that way. you know, again, i think that she recognized

when michelle obama she's princeton, harvard educated with that major law firm. hospital administrator this is a woman who had power positions. she said she was going to be chief. a lot said wait a minute. you have a chance is a first african-american the first lady to move some things forward. what she chose her emphasized education, military families and healthy children. what about this particular speech why was it only michelle obama could given the o speech? joints or comment on that or did you disagree with me? quick snow, i think it was a very powerful speech to a very specific audience. already recognizing that obviously she recognizes that it is going to be a speech that is broadcasted. if it will be able to look up on youtubee later. certainly an enormous amount of speaking to that's our time as first lady and after as you just mentioned, diana. she was speaking to newly minted black college grads. i think it wasas really importat for her. it was only a speech that she could give was the first black first lady. because again, as i mentioned with barbara

michelle, good stuff. thanks so much, _ at this stage. michelle, good stuff.stuff. thanks so much, i know _ at this stage. michelle, good stuff. thanks so much, i know you - at this stage. michelle, good stuff. thanks so much, i know you are i at this stage. michelle, good stuff. i thanks so much, i know you are going to follow that for us. let's return to follow that for us. let's return to one of the issues in the headlines. more now on the brics summit that is getting under way in south africa. the group is made up of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa — they are meeting injohannesburg for their summit of major emerging economies, and the heads of state and government have a lot to discuss when it comes to trade and economic ties. but one key participant won't be present. russian president vladimir putin will only joining me now is theresa fallon, director of the center for russia europe asia studies. a significant meeting, and top of the agenda is expanding that group. talk to me about who is calling for what. i talk to me about who is calling f

let's up so, michelle with all the details _ it right.h all the details over— it right. let's up so, michelle with all the details over in _ it right. let's up so, michelle with all the details over in new - it right. let's up so, michelle with all the details over in new york. | it right. let's up so, michelle with. all the details over in new york. -- all the details over in new york. —— let's hope so. let's talk about what is going on in europe. italy's banks have rebounded during today's trading session after experiencing some heavy falls on tuesday. this all came about after the government announced a 40% windfall tax on the country's lenders. but late on tuesday, the finance ministry said the tax would be capped at 0.1% of assets, without providing further details. so what does this all mean? we're nowjoined by lorenzo codogno, who's the founder and chief economist, at lorenzo codogno macro advisors. the burden—sharing of the costs and benefits from higher rates has a habit of becoming a political issue. so why did the italian gover

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and yes, i do appreciate there will be people at home saying pack it in, michelle. kind of michelle.hat's not kind of what on the streets. and what we want on the streets. and i know well that there's i know as well that there's been reports that so—called reports that say that so—called warrior leads to more warrior policing leads to more unrest on the streets as opposed to but surely there's to less. but surely then there's a yeah a balance. yeah >> look, i don't think you have to worry about being not being politically correct because that's the problem. police that's the problem. the police are correct are so politically correct in this they're this country. they're more concerned policing what concerned with policing what people say on social media. i mean, there was a terrible other story that we saw yesterday of a police going and arresting an autistic child just for questioning if someone was a lesbian or not. why put all that manpower into harassing and arresting a child who's done essentially nothing wrong but this kind of stuff happens and then the response is very , very

michelle obama .in your opinion, the alternative candidate of kamla harris who will win or not is michelle obama who can enter the competition . first of all, i would like to offer you a favor to mrs. michelle obama . if you want to read her memoirs translated into farsi, or the memoirs of her husband barack obama. read it, you will have a doubt he will not go into politics. he was even unhappy at all stages when barack obama entered the presidency, and he was very upset with the restrictions that the president imposed on his life, and these polls are popular. he kept and therefore the shop did not take it to lower his popularity and about if something happens to biden, you can see that harris will be the vice president and the president if biden dies or because he continues to serve, and naturally , as the incumbent president, he will be the president. there are points, all of them will be transferred to harris , and therefore he does not play with the card that they will rebel against the incumbent

back now to michelle dewberry . back now to michelle dewberry. >> thanks, polly.e dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the political commentator joe phillips . welcome to both of joe phillips. welcome to both of you and you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us here on this program . it's us here on this program. it's very much about you guys at home. what's on your mind tonight? you make to the tonight? what do you make to the stories you've just been here from polly gb views gb news dot com is you get hold of me or com is how you get hold of me or you tweet me at gb news. you can tweet me at gb news. now, we touched this story now, we touched on this story last didn't we? bibby last night, didn't we? the bibby stockholm i to say stockholm. well, i have to say that today hardly anyone we think is on board this vessel. of course, you'll be familiar with the fact that 500 people apparently will be housed here eventually . i use the word eventually. i use the word eventually, be

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is it michelle obama who can enter the competition ? mrs. michelle obama, i would like to ask you if you read eshon rubikam's memoirs, which has been translated into persian, or his wife's memoirs. read barack obama, you have a doubt that he will not enter politics because even in all stages he was unhappy that barack obama entered the presidency and he was very upset with the restrictions that the president imposed on your life and these polls are popular. why are you ignorant? who has always kept himself away from politics, so he did not want to lower his popularity, and if something happens to biden, you should see that harris will be the vice president , he will become the president if biden dies or because he continues to serve, and naturally as the incumbent president has certain powers, all of them are transferred to the president , and therefore they do not play to rebel against the incumbent president, and therefore in 2024 or biden, the choice of the democrats for the cia, if something happens to him, will definitely be kamala harr

michelle obama was sure that the democratic party would win. according to a new poll by the american center square magazine, the general popularity of michelle obama's array in the american society is about 12% higher than the population of iran. ali rajabi of sada news agency. and sima new york counted 74% of the votes in the presidential election of ecuador, louisa gonzalez with 33% of the votes is ahead of the ministers of the korean government of israel, the former president of ecuador, who had a realistic position towards the united states , was placed in second place with 24% of the votes. he is involved in the political arena, which is not dependent on the current. candidates need 40% of the votes to win the first round of the presidential election. the people of ecuador participated in the parliamentary elections at the same time as the presidential election. a few days before the election, two presidential candidates were intentions were killed in ecuador with the trafficking crisis drugs and organized crimes, the word related to drugs

michelle dewberry right?ugh, more though, and there is lots more to discuss this show before to discuss on this show before the it. least the end of it. not least slavery. is it time for us to stop apologising for it? and also what is going on when it comes the advert on gb news? comes to the advert on gb news? do tell radio. >> hello there. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. ben habib and joe phillips alongside me. also john about the ceo . john says the about the ceo. john says the same people who are critical about ceo salaries are also the same people who support high football salaries by buying season tickets for their beloved clubs . he says. go and figure clubs. he says. go and figure that one out. well, i shall leave you to go and figure that one out while i move on, because the 19 century prime minister, william gladstone's ancestors , william gladstone's ancestors, they are travelling to the they are off travelling to the canbbean they are off travelling to the caribbean to apologise

michelle it's back to. michelle >> thanks, tatiana . i'm michelle >> thanks, tatiana.m michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight alongside me , the tonight alongside me, the conservative live player in the house of lords, daniel moylan, and former adviser to jeremy and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. good evening, gentlemen . you know the evening, gentlemen. you know the drill, don't you? on dewbs& co. it is not just about us three. it's very much about you guys at home as well . one of my viewers home as well. one of my viewers got in touch with me the other day and said, michelle, if we don't know the drill by now, when we know it? you when will we ever know it? you never that's why keep never know. that's why i keep hammering at home. your views are very important to me. gb views is how you get views at gb news is how you get hold me. you can tweet me hold of me. or you can tweet me at gb news. now, of course, the main story in town today. the absolutely horrific, horrific case. lucy, let be who has been foun

peter says, michel, me laugh. a michel, don't make me laugh. of religion is a sign of intellectual common sense, he says. are says. religious beliefs are responsible the responsible for the vast majority of wars globally . pete majority of wars globally. pete says, i've got a strong opinion on this religious topic. i'm in full agreement with richard dawkins. he says religion is the root of all evil. sean says people have replaced traditional religion with new ones things like sex and gender and race and politics, he says. but the trouble is, they're all zealots, extremists, fundamentalist . and extremists, fundamentalist. and we now going through the we are now going through the inquisition of work cancel culture. torture the culture. the torture and the pubuc culture. the torture and the public execution those that public execution of those that blaspheme . why are you laughing? blaspheme. why are you laughing? i think well, i put it very well. >> but i mean, you know, exemplified the whole issue very well, i think absolutely . well, i think a

joe biden's incompetence and trump's corruption cases may cause problems for michelle obama's choice to compete in the upcoming elections . finances in the us presidential election all polls, including the us center square poll, show that joe biden has the upper hand in the competition with all the competitors in the democratic party, from hillary clinton and kamal harris to robert f. kennedy, except for one competitor, if enter the competition make sure that the democrats, by leaving michelle obama, the wife of the former president of the united states in the united states, believe that due to her son's physical disability and mentality in the corruption case and her low popularity, she may not be the final choice of the tenths for the next election, and she does not have the political expert courier to win, and there is no possibility either he withdraws himself or he leaves, in this case, it seems that according to the democrats , the best option for replacement should always be obama and they have the necessary limits. the democratic party is making a decision for the final choic

michelle now it's back to. michelle >> thanks for that. tatiana. i'm michelle dewberry right through till 7:00 tonight. keeping me company. i've got the journalist and former brexit party mep martin daubney and the co—founder of together declaration, alan miller . i've declaration, alan miller. i've not seen you for a long time, but i have seen you popping up. you seem to be all over the place at the moment, doing very well with some of your campaigning and protesting. one of issues ulez i think we of the issues ulez i think we will be touching on that at some point program. that point later in the program. that was can you that was a topic i can tell you that got you all talking last night. so interview with so it did the interview with sadiq i have to say sadiq khan. i have to say i still have questions remaining about sadiq khan's ulez thing around, why is it okay? around, about why is it okay? apparently to use these polluting cars , but only if you polluting cars, but only if you pay polluting cars, but only if you pay it made no sense to me y

michelle: that is an excellent question. memorandums of understanding are one way to memorialize a joint commitment to look at the issues and try to find solutions short of a binding or legal remedy, because obviously you are only using the legal remedies that are already at your disposal. they are a way to get people to the table to talk. i was actually in the office of children's issues in 2004 and 2005 when we entered into the mou's of lebanon, egypt, and jordan. because they were nine bonding --nonbinding, they are only as good as the commitment of both parties. for whatever reason, sometimes governments lose track. i will be going to lebanon and jordan early next month, and this will be a topic of discussion. but we do look at mou's to say is this going to get us the dialogue that we needed to try to resolve cases outside the hague convention. is it going to detract -- depending on the country, is it going to detract from ongoing efforts to get the country moved to hague? do we need it? sometimes we have the understandi

the next michel, about polls.t election is a away and election is a year away and a lot can change in time. the lot can change in that time. the real that matters is when real poll that matters is when people to and of people go to vote. and of course, thatcher famously in the 19805 course, thatcher famously in the 1980s was always miles 1980s term was always miles behind the polls, like much behind in the polls, like much worse even than this on some occasions. but really far behind. and we'd say, how far are we away? not far enough. we've got to keep going and convince people we're doing things in office. i also things in in office. i also think what aaron was saying, things in in office. i also think what aaron was saying , the think what aaron was saying, the comparison with 2019 is interesting of interesting because of the global because the global pandemic, because of the invasion of ukraine, of invasion of ukraine, because of the financial events we've seen around the world, people sometimes lose sight of h

michelle news now it's over to. michelle >> thanks for that.atiana michelle dewberry with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me, a face that i've not seen for a while. so i welcome back warmly baroness claire fox, the director of the academy of ideas , and paul embry, a firefighter and trade unionist. welcome to both of you. thank you . both of you. thank you. obviously, the ongoing conversation about your facial hair never goes away. whenever we see you, it's a very hot topic of conversation. he divides opinion , claire, about divides opinion, claire, about whether not facial hair is whether or not facial hair is a good thing for paul. >> i should a poll. we should >> i should do a poll. we should do a gb news gb views. >> we should never mind the strikes, never migrant strikes, never mind the migrant crisis, never anything quite. >> get to the big desk. >> let's get to the big desk. get to really matters. get to what really matters. bolts of it, facial or not, bolts of it, facial hair or not, you know, don't know we're you know, i don't know if

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

michelle, thank you so much. our— mentioned earlier. michelle, thank you so much.oned earlier. michelle, thank you so much. our correspondent in new york. in singapore, cash, cars, properties and watches were among the luxury items seized by anti—money laundering police in a series of raids on tuesday. ten people, all of whom hold foreign passports, were arrested. more than $700 million us dollars of assets have been seized in what's being described as one of the biggest cases of its kind singapore has seen. our asia business reporter, katie silver has been following the story. those who were arrested aged between about 31 and 44 years of age. they were charged with money laundering, forgery and resisting arrest. we understand from police here that eight more people are wanted and none of the people were either singaporean citizens or permanent residents here, instead their passports were from everywhere, the likes of turkey, cyprus, cambodia, saint kitts and nevis and the dominican republic. all also, it seems, had chinese passports. as you mention, these were sim

that was michelle in new york that the i michelle in new york that the latest.closer to home the government is hosting industry leaders in the energy sector as it seeks to strike a balance between energy security and finding a path choice net zero. the uk government is committed to finding hundred percent emissions free energy by 2050, but days ago the government approved hundred new licences for oil and gas extraction in the north sea and critics question whether that move is compatible with its climate promises. let's speak to tom burke, founding director of the independent think tank e 3g. let me put that question to you, can you have both, can you invest in new licences for oil and gas extraction and commit to net zero carbon? his. and commit to net zero carbon? no, ou and commit to net zero carbon? no, you cannot — and commit to net zero carbon? no, you cannot and _ and commit to net zero carbon? lhlfi�*, you cannot and what is interesting in the light of the story you were just reporting on, about america, what is really damaging about the way this governme

pain. >> michelle's son trevor died of an overdose nearly water years ago. >> my forever 18-year-old son died from one fentanyl laced pill in his dorm room in november of 2019. >> it was that moment that michelle started raising awareness of the powerful opioid. >> i was screaming into the void for the first year. people did not think it would never affect them. now, so many people have heard of a loved one who has died from fentanyl. >> michelle and her husband own hardware stores in the bay area. they are teaming with local health departments to help train people to use narcan. send it, they hosted this event at their san francisco store. -- sunday, they hosted this event at their san francisco store. san francisco staring down his deadliest year yet amid the crisis. in the first seven months, more than 470 people have died of a drug overdose. the majority from fentanyl. >> anyone here can now save a life. >> i have a lot of friends you know, party, i guess. i felt it would be possible of me to have this in the household. >> meanwhile, michelle posey memory of her son. -- michelle

michelle, what is the latest on that storm? >> we're going see the impacts within the next 48 harris. really heavy rainfall, to 10 inches in some spots, life-threatening storm surge and really gusty winds. now is a strong tropical storm. later today it's going to merge into the gulf. we're going to see it intensify to a cat-1 storm and tomorrow up to a category 2. we're expecting landfall early wednesday. we're going watch that closely along the west coast of florida that is going to move across the state. even into wednesday, thursday, we're looking at really heavy rain in portions of the carolinas. that's going to coincide with a really high tide. take a look at some of the totals. where you see the reds, the oranges, the yellows, we could possibly see up to 10 inches of rain in some spots. also life-threatening storm surge when the waterwarm, but n dallas. triple-digits in houston. all right, guys, we're going talk more about idalia and talk more about the week ahead in just a bit. >> plenty to keep you busy. thanks, michell