to him, michelle was anything but. who's the michelle you knew?ong with everybody, and everybody seemed to get along with her. in her senior class, or superlative was the kid most likely to brighten your day. andrea canning: ed was her softball coach. he'd known the carter family for years. were these the kind of parents that came to every game? yeah. there would always be somebody at the game. if you needed somebody to do something, you didn't have to ask them twice if you needed help with anything. andrea canning: he's been supportive of michelle and her family and was outraged she was ever charged. ed mcfarland: it's a travesty. she wasn't there. and we've gone down a slippery slope here if somebody being on the phone talking about committing suicide can be held to involuntary manslaughter. andrea canning: joe cataldo, michelle's attorney, agrees it's a slippery slope. he thinks the commonwealth made a mistake. joe cataldo: this is an overreach of the prosecution. and from day one until this day i sit here, i don't think a crime was committed.

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but this is about what happened to michele. the year she turned 50, the very last year of her life, though she couldn't possibly have known it. as she contemplated a question a lot of people do as youth fades, plastic surgery, should she, or shouldn't she? she answered, for one reason or another, yes, yes, i will. and before long-- everything that we thought in our life is just all shattered. keith morrison (voiceover): what happened to michele macneill? what was behind the breathless play by play in a utah courtroom, the raw family drama played out in full public view, the hidden sins of-- well, you'll see. here. this is a picture of their magical beginning. both beautiful, michele and martin macneill. everybody liked smart charismatic michele, from childhood on, said her sister linda cluff. she entered different pageants. she won homecoming queen. and she did modeling. she was an exchange student over in switzerland. she excelled at everything. keith morrison (voiceover): martin did, too, in his own way. took a little while,

michelle was a woman scorned. the defense argued their stories were tainted because michelle had been given full immunity when she agreed to testify against paul. and sherwood made a plea deal for a reduced charge and a sentence of three to 12 years in prison. next, the defense went after the evidence that seemed to support sherwood's story. specifically, that photo of sherwood's license plate taken the morning of the murder. one piece of evidence that seemed pretty damning was the e-zpass record that showed scott sherwood's suv crossing the george washington bridge at the right time for this crime. the answer to that is very simple. it proves nothing. there's a picture of the license plate. there's no picture of who's in the vehicle. how do you know, as we're sitting here now, that scott sherwood or possibly michelle were not in that vehicle? the answer is, you don't. andrea canning: and greenwald dismissed that receipt from the walmart in middletown. is it just a coincidence that someone went into walmart around

as michelle says.ving big pay rises to relatively well paid public sector workers, who also have brilliant pensions. >> well, some of those public sector workers are not well paid. i mean, obviously, you know, the junior doctors would argue that whilst their junior doctors are not well paid, they go on to greater things. but obviously the general public sector pay a fixed for the nhs includes the cleaners , the includes the cleaners, the porters, you know, lots of people who are on frankly just above the minimum wage. i mean, you know, we talked about aspiration . absolutely. i agree aspiration. absolutely. i agree that we need to we need to give back wealth creation. but of course we saw tax thresholds freezed and the highest tax burden in in 6070 years under the tories. so i think it's a bit rich. >> i mean that is true entrepreneurs and backing aspiration. and also the problem with what happened under government last time was actually people on middle incomes are not higher tax than they've ever bee

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pitch, not what i'm used to from michelle.t is happening? >> to paraphrase michelle, when she goes low, trump goes high. you cannot get out of there and blame shame and name people. make them feel less than. trump does the opposite, he makes people feel seen, like last night at his rally. you may not have been covering it up but he said i'm announcing a tax credit for caregivers, for people taking care of a loved one, an elderly parent or relative. he says it is time you be recognized for what you are doing. that is the way people feel, they feel they are included in the movement. this is an election where people are resisting being told that based on your gender, your race, your age geiger zip code, your socioeconomic status, your household membership, the fact that you are jewish or catholic or african american, all over that you are supposed to vote a certain way. this election people say no, i will vote by patriotism. >> jesse: it is anti-identity politics election when it is. as we discussed owned this program for years,

michelle: muchas gracias.a confrontaciÓn de la policÍa con un hombre armado. tras el incidente de violencia domÉstica, el sujeto corriÓ a los agentes con el puÑal en alto por lo que fue abatido. lo declararon muerto en el hospital. tambiÉn abatieron a un hispano que desatÓ una balacera en un restaurante. hiriÓ un hombre en el estacionamiento y le pidiÓ a los agentes que lo mataran. de inmediato abrieron fuego contra el y muriÓ en el hospital. estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol y las drogas. horas antes habÍa protagonizado otro altercado. en serios problemas con la ley esta un policÍa que casi mata un pasajero. la cÁmara capta el momento en que lo cuestiono cuando el hombre habÍa salido para recoger un sombrero y respondiÓ que iba al hospital, el oficial apreto el gatillo. fue acusado de intento de homicidio entre otros cargos. pamela: un mortal enfrentamiento desatÓ el pÁnico en una comunidad en mÉxico. policÍas y militares combatieron contra los miembros del crimen organizado y la balacera hizo correr la s

michelle hopkins: i want her to be in jail for the rest of her life.ant her to know that i'm going to be there when her daughter walks down the aisle. i'm going to be there when her daughter has a baby. i'm going to be there with her sons when they meet their wives and graduate from high school. i'm going to get to see all of that, and she's not. she's in hell. and she's going to live this way for the rest of her life. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend.

beyonce last night, michelle obama tonight? she beyonce last night, michelle obama tonight?, this - obama tonight? she is. for michelle obama, this is - obama tonight? she is. for michelle obama, this is her first time on the campaign trail since we heard speak at the democratic national convention in chicago over the summer, and i think there is a push by the harris campaign to use figures like beyonce or michelle obama or barack obama to encourage people to get out the vote a few minutes ago, you might have heard them chanting if we vote we went, and that is the message we are hearing from her. they believe that and more people vote, they have a better chance of victory. it is people vote, they have a better chance of victory.— chance of victory. it is the issue for _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both candidates | chance of victory. it is the i issue for both candidates in the swing states, they have to get people to come out and vote for them? , ., ~' get people to come out and vote for them?— for them? they do. i th

and michelle doesn't want him involved.u ever seen this kind of turmoil going into an election? no. and people should not forget that donald trump is single handedly done away with the bush dynasty. the clinton dynasty, the biden dynasty, the cheney dynasty, all these family dynasties in politics. the obamas are next. and i'll tell you why. the obama couple remains popular. but the obama coalition is gone. we turned 206 obama obama counties to trump in 2016. biden won a few of them back, but they're trending trump again, most of them. and so when you when you think about what their legacy is, i'm sure they're fine people. but we only hear from michelle obama every couple of years. where is the michelle obama center for women and girls? i'll donate and volunteer tonight. jesse, if someone can just point me to the website or the one 800, find that for you in the commercial. break up every four years. no you can't. and when you when you mentioned 16 people are saying this has 2016 feelings, do you pick up on that. definitely.

peter: was michelle obama a tough act to follow? katie: i did not ask of the current first lady this, but according to her aides and finding aids going back to the vice presidency -- biden aids in back to the vice presidency, yes, because the expectations surrounding michelle obama and what she would do with the platform and how she would use it and how -- what she would say on what she would wear, there was so much interest in her and michelle obama really leaned into a lot of it. one person said she made washington cool. celebrities wanted to be at the obama white house. they wanted to know what she was wearing, what designers, and then there was the whole black first lady element of it, the racial scrutiny around her was enormous and she navigated that by all accounts with grace and a pragmatic understanding of what was expected from her. so in that sense, following that , and also we h another first dyn between the two of them, we cannot avout melania trump, really, because it kind of reset the expectations to zero when you had

and she really michelle obama really needed it she leaned into a lot of that and you know one person she made washington cool you know celebrities wanted to be at the obama white house they wanted to know what she was wearing what designers was she wearing j.crew and you know the famous designer and mixing that the result will you know first black first lady element of it the racial scrutiny around herle was enorms she navigated that you know by all accounts was great in sort of a pragmatic understanding of what was expected from her. and so in essence, following that, you know, there was well and also we had another first lady between the two of them the sort of we can'tea out milan th intro because the kind of even rethe expectations 20 when he had a first lady help did very little at times with a platform. so, you know, if she had followed michelle obama, that probably would've been much more of an interest or question. but you know, them was that sort of that time where things got a bit unraveled in respect sample here's michelle obama from the 2008 democratic national convention

and that's what michelle obama did last night.t's what kamala harris has been doing increasingly. he's an utterly horrible human being. he's unfit. he has put this country through hell because he didn't have the decency or the courage to accept the results of an american election. make this election about trump and he loses every battleground state i go into when i talk to independents and republicans who are on the fence, that's what i lead with. and that's what i end with. and that resonates. >> basil and joe, stick with us, next we need to discuss donald trump's closing argument apparently it's to insult america. you are watching "the weekend." your local community. evan! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪♪) somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! t-mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how busines

michelle? yeah, michelle, her dad forrest. i'm very close with my aunt michelle.ve no idea what i'd do without her, honestly. andrea canning (voiceover): aunt michelle was renee's older sister. friends said the sibling dynamic between the two had always been complicated. michelle loved the kids. she was always a part of, like, christmases, and i know she went over to renee's a lot, because she did have a good relationship with the kids. but they never did anything just as sisters. they would never go out to eat or go shopping, or things that maybe sisters would do. andrea canning (voiceover): laura knew the two sisters since childhood. they were so close in age that michelle would have some friends, and maybe they would come over, and then renee would join in, and those friends would become renee's friends, and then michelle would be left out. so i think there was jealousy, and i think there was always thtition between the sisters. andrea canning (voiceover): but as investigators looked into renee's murder, a more recent story got their attention. they found out t

michelle lozano, ella saliÓ de su casa como cualquier otra persona, a visitar a sus amistades.el detective frank carrillo, de la policÍa de los Ángeles le encomendaron investigar este caso. carrillo: el cuerpo se descubriÓ acÁ abajo en la tierra. como a unos 15 metros de aquÍ. el cuerpo estaba dentro de una caja. una caja mÁs o menos como de 2x2. cuando el tipo dejÓ ir la caja. la caja con el peso del cuerpo se abriÓ. y estaba descubierto desnuda. sandoval: Él agrega que la joven habÍa sido violada y asfixiada. aunque eso no fue lo que mÁs le preocupÓ. carrillo: para mÍ se me hizo que quizÁs esta persona ya tiene experiencia. lo hizo con facilidad. sandoval: ¿el modo que el asesino habÍa llevado a cabo el crimen le daba a usted la pauta que lo habÍa hecho antes? carrillo: era muy posible. sandoval: lo que para carrillo significÓ solo una posibilidad. carrillo: estamos hablando de una persona, no es si va a volver a ofender, es cuÁndo y dÓnde. y ese es el miedo que tuvimos. sandoval: por semanas vigilias como esta mantenÍan el caso en las noticias al tiempo que buscaban tranquil

. >> michelle, thank you very much. the top stories at least nine people have been killed in an israeli airstrike in central beirut, according to lebanese officials. the israeli military says it was a precision attack on the building, which they say housed a hezbollah affiliated health centre. now, this comes as israel has today warned more people to evacuate in southern lebanon . meanwhile, hezbollah lebanon. meanwhile, hezbollah says it's detonated a bomb against israeli forces infiltrating a southern lebanese village. israel is carrying out an offensive against the iranian backed terror group hezbollah, which partly prompted iran to launch around 180 ballistic missiles at israel . meanwhile, missiles at israel. meanwhile, more than 150 british nationals have left lebanon on the first uk government chartered flights out of the country . yesterday, out of the country. yesterday, foreign secretary david lammy confirmed there will be additional chartered flights to help those who want to leave, as help those who want to

they wouldn't michelle obama stepped onto the stage. it will be wall-to-wall coverage. >> well 18 days to go. that's going to fly by, frankly, everyone. thank you so much. nice to see you all thank you ahead. >> which political party lies? >> the most who's the worst liar in american politics well, the crater of politifact joins me to answer those questions. >> and more. that's next. >> this election. stay with cnn, with more reporters on the ground. and the best political team in them business, follow the candidates, follow the voters follow the facts, follow. >> cnn diverse models is, you know, 80% of women are struggling with heavy damage, just like i was join us and frisk could be damaged here that camp retain moisture, new pansini miracle rescue, deep conditioner with first kind of melting provi pearls, blocks in moisture to repair six months of damage in one wash without way down. >> renee guaranteed or your money back for resilience, healthy looking here if you know, you know, it's pants been complicated it's easy. >> think more

so even he knows better than to take on michelle obama. i love obama, andrew, husband and so american so makayla, hillary clinton was called nasty. he's called kamala harris nasty as well. but you know, you heard van say van, what was the word you said muted. a bit muted. muted. okay. so mikayla, do you know what's nasty to me, michelle obama, and then he said she was nasty, you shouldn't be that way. that was a big mistake. she made. do you also think that's muted? i mean, he's given some of the other things we've heard him say it would appear it is right. he could've done a know. you don't want michelle obama and if he goes further than that, he's going to regret it i mean, he prefaced that with i was always nice to her. >> i think what's interesting here is look, trying to shame people into voting for your candidate. i don't think is really effective whether it's kind of presuming that people that disagree with you are racist or massage anas if they're going to vote for the guy you don't like. country, when the country is this debye, sh

for a second we will talk about michelle obama. that part of the convention she made a point with respect to every are. >> i see that even i may feed, anti-camila suite by african- americans which is concerning. i am starting to see that more. if i am seeing there is a lot seeping in. at this moment, ignore it. her point was if you don't get that phone call or if the campaign may not knock on your door and understand she is doing something in that short time that most people have two years to do. she is building a campaign in an operation with money and volunteers that will get out the vote. it is also a reassurance. the standard error of the party is out there with you. one of the most gifted of the day or gifted politicians of the day is trying to unite the country in the ways that he did many years ago. even if there is a moment where voters with respect to trump may have -- , they don't have the ability to remind people of the past in the way barack and michelle obama did. >> trump, no one triggers him the way president obama d

you showed michelle obama, there is no bigger and more popular political figure in america than michellearlier, this is about the ground game now, this is about supporting the truth and making sure people want to vote, and having michelle obama up there was amazing. her husband, barack freaking obama, as he would say, unbelievable this week. both making the case to the american public about the moment we are in, but did you see him rapping eminem lyrics, i mean, come on, he is so much better than anyone else. and this is incredibly important, because when you start to look at the early vote numbers, you can say we are not doing as well on this state, let's send obama here. we are not doing as well in this state, let's send walz over here. so, having these surrogates is incredibly help . at the same time, donald trump has crickets for surrogates, and that is a big advantage. >> that is such a good reminder for people, they're going to switch things around, the campaign is still figuring that out right now, to your point. okay, if you are them, what is the biggest area of concern where whe

michelle, good morning. >> good morning, frances. this is going to be impactful storm as we go throughout the next couple of day, strengthening to a major hurricane as we go throughout the next couple of days, eventually making landfall later on wednesday. here is the latest on milton. we're looking at 90-mile-per-hour winds. it's moving east at 6 miles per hour. so we're going track this over the next couple of days as it moves throughout the gulf of mexico. we're going see it cross over florida, threatening the western portion first where we're going to see that landfall. and we will see at least a category 3 or a category 4 as we go throughout the next couple of days. so as we track this storm across the gulf of mexico, remember, really, really warm. we could see rainfall up to 15 inches in some spots. devastating winds, and life-threatening storm surge. that's going to be the big story as we go throughout the next couple of days here. now is the time to prepare as we head towards wednesday. expecting landfall around 7:00 on wedne

let's talk about michelle obama.a lot and it doesn't matter how good you are, what matters is your facts, your facts on how you identify them to convince a jury and that's what this is. this is all talking to a jury. america is the jury. michelle obama can be the greatest or a tour since i don't know who and i don't really care because she's trying to sell someone who absolutely cannot sell herself, who can't answer a question, still hasn't answered whether we are better off or worse off than we were four years ago, hasn't figured out how she's different from joe biden and can't think of a thing she would change since joe biden so let's just knock that over. now let's talk about her husband, barack, the two of them are coming out lecturing african americans, black men, women, saying if you don't vote for kamala, there's something wrong with you. i don't want to be lectured to. you tell me how she's going to be good for me and my pocketbook. that's all. >> dana: just a second, i will say only the democratic campaign c

michelle obama appearing with harris next week yeah. >> i mean kamala harris is in this unprecedented position of having to do really to things at one time. again, it's ever been done before. she's got to persuade and she's got to do turn out both of those things have to happen to the max. this is an example of how this short runway really works against her. and i think too of her greatest assets at doing that, or the obamas. i mean, they're democratic royalty. their cultural icons and the two of the most popular people in the nation. and what i see is the greatest assets to her is one is there broad appeal? there's not many there's not any of these battleground seats you can take them into front of any audience and they'll create value. i mean, their ability to reach diverse voters is off the charts. secondly, there two of our most effective messengers we've heard, heard michelle obama at the convention talking about black jobs and hearing brock obama last week talking about his economy, not donald trump's economy they've got a way of giving it to you raw, biting, and plane in a way

harris, meanwhile, was in michigan for her first event with former first lady michelle obama.th local health care leaders about reproductive rights. and tomorrow, harris will visit philadelphia, stopping by a black church and a barber shop and a puerto rican restaurant. both harris and trump have spent more time in pennsylvania and michigan than any other state. but polls show they're still essentially tied among likely voters. joining me now, congresswoman debbie dingle of michigan and congresswoman madeleine dean of michigan. it is wonderful to have you both on at the same time. congresswoman dingle, let me start with you. in 2016, you warned hillary clinton that she would lose your state. is the harris campaign avoiding the same mistakes in 2024? >> yes, they definitely are. jonathan, it's good to be with both you and madeleine. we're going into the last ten days, nine days. it's a tight race but you see her here. she is going into the places that she needs to go. she's talking to the people that she needs to be. and we're going to make sure. we're going to turn out those f

i'm dana griffin, nbc news. >>> let's get an update from michelle grossman. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. we're about 24 hours away from landfall. and this is a potentially catastr catastrophic life-threatening storm. it's still a category 5 storm. it's picked up speed in terms of where it's going, we're looking at the movement at 12 miles per hour and it's going to make landfall between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. thursday morning. we are still looking at the potential for a major hurricane on the west coast of florida. we're going to see winds 100 miles per hour. that will cause power outages that could last weeks. let's take a look at the path for milton. because we are looking by 8:00 tonight, a category 4 storm still. as it approaches the west coast of florida we do expect it to weak and bit. still a major hurricane as it makes landfall. tropical strength all the way to tampa, orlando, fort pierce, fort myers under a hurricane warning. this is a big one. again, 24 hours ago before that landfall we're going to continue to watch it. >> it's

his new hit on former first lady michelle obama. >>> later, coordinated and connected. police linking fires at ballot boxes as concerns grow about election security. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning, it's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >>> in a full circle moment the focus is back on the same controversy that surrounded donald trump when he first launched a white house bid over nine years ago. rhetoric that demonizes hispanic people. this time days of backlash after a comedian's racist joke about puerto rico at a trump rally. in moments trump will speak from mar-a-lago. likely in an effort to contain the damage. we'll monitor this and dip in if he takes questions. tonight he'll rally in allentown, pennsylvania, a city home to thousands of puerto ricans. vice president harris will deliver her closing argument tonight and she'll do it from the elipse, the site of donald trump's infamous january 6th speech that preceded the capitol attack. the vice president hoping to draw an overt contrast with her opponent. i want to bring dasha burns at mar-a-lago

barack obama and michelle obama have been every person. they have been poor and struggled through, middle class to upper class now. they are every person. people understand them. and, for barack obama to get in towards the last 32 days it is the best thing that he can do. it is like reading a book or hearing a speaker or speakers. you remember the first one, the last one. barack obama often just offers a punch that no one else has given. he finds those little areas, those little spaces that need to be filled and he fills them. so barack obama is one of the greatest of our time but michelle obama may of taken it at the dnc but still one of the greatest. he is a beloved united states president democrat or republican. his numbers are in the top 10 according to historians. particularly in michigan with black populations like in dear born, help in philadelphia and places or pennsylvania more so in those suburbs of philadelphia. i believe barack obama and whatever charisma he has will be dynamic for her and it will help, i believe it will still

michel.ing that nigel farage was going to walk in, get on the stage and make a speech. that's definitely not going to happen. you are indeed a tory. alex dean, what do you make to what you saw today? >> so i have the reverse view of sharon. i thought they were all four of them. good. and i felt we've got a good future as a party. i rather regret, though, that they had to make those speeches. my view is that the programme of action should have been such that the last speech at conservative party conference was given by our new leader. we should have been selecting that person by then. then the conference would have had purpose. it would have had a launch pad job to do, to give our new leader the opportunity and one of the reasons that labour party conference fell very flat last week, i think, was that people are waiting for the event of the budget, the first budget to happen on the current timetable. we will not have a new leader in place by the budget, which is the most significant economic e

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i mean, you showed michelle obama.re is no bigger and more popular american figure than michelle obama. her coming out the final week, as you said earlier, this is about the ground game now. it is about supporting the troops and making sure people want to vote. having michelle obama out there was amazing. her husband, barack obama, unbelievable this week. both making the case to the american public about the sheer moment that we are in, but then did you see him rapping eminem lyrics? i mean, come on. he is just so much better than anyone else. and this is incredibly important, because when you start to look at the early vote numbers, you can start to say, we are not doing as well in the state. let's send obama here. let's send him a little bit over here. and so having the surrogates is incredibly helpful. at the same time, donald trump has cricket for surrogates. and that is a big advantage. >> that is such a good reminder for people. this is why we don't know where they are all going to be next weekend, because the ca

we need michelle. it is down to the stretch. you talk to harris people and they're nervous. it is anybody's game. and something like him could really be an x factor. >> everyone is nervous because i think it is really close. it is a margin of error election. and i think the idea -- what president obama and michelle brohm, i have to say privately, we've been quoting do something and nervously waiting for them to do their thing, because he's the most talented politician in the country right now. and i'm just trying to mentally -- that is full stop. i think anyone can assert that. he also has a track record on the campaign trail. i his final speech i think was sunday night before the midterms in philly, with josh shapiro, was a campaign speech for the ages. he's someone who keeps getting better and better and is as good or some ways better on behalf of other candidates than he was for himself. talk about the power of the obamas. >> well, you know, with barack obama for what you just said, he has this ability to re-set the national

michelle!bout your husband or your boyfriend being a risk,s it's theth criminals and the men on the street and housed and mentally ill, focused more on fc that. the party that has alienated men, the solution is alienating them even more? this and nag spiral.as as they are nagging intensifies, men with the draw.dr anawd that it spurs more naggin. while you was the drawing? it's because they are maniacal hate sprinkler! it's crazy. i have a philosophical question, maybe jesse watters can answer this for me but i don't think so. how do you not grow as a person ifch you are in the democratic party? if everything is somebody else's fault? let's say you'reif poo yr and yo don't makeu' enough money, you can't learned from a rich person because a rich person is over there. if youre are. out of shape you cannot learn from 70 physically fit because they are over there. if you're miserable you cannotre get tips on how to be happy because they are over there. so theso democrats kind of law were themselves

so much there on what michelle obama said.about abortion, the potentials, the realities happening now, if you don't think it's possible, i urge you to look at the stories, the realities that are coming in right now. the know your value instagram, we're pulling them in along with abortion in america. the latest story is a husband whose wife passed out from bleeding out on the bathroom floor. she was not even able to talk. she'd passed out. he loaded up the toddler in the car and brought her to the er. she was bleeding so badly, this was not their first stop. she finally got the health care she needed because she was dying enough. that's just one of many stories we're bringing in. jonathan lemire, katty kay, carly sykes, and sam stein are still with us. joining us, we have national affairs analyst and partner in chief political columnist at puck, john heilemann. member of the oversight and reform committee, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. very good to have you on the show this morning. i want you to comment,

let's bring in michelle grossman, who has been tracking the storm for us, and what a storm this is, michelle. >> this is. hi there, frances. we're looking an a potentially catastrophic and life-threatening storm, a super charged storm moving through really warm waters of the gulf. still a category 4 storm. we're looking at winds at 1255 miles per hour. very, very powerful. and we do anticipate it to make landfall tomorrow night into thursday morning as a major hurricane. right now the location, 585 miles southwest of tampa, florida. we will see that landfall 1:00 a.m. on thursday as of now. that may change a bit, it has been slowing down. this is the track here. we're looking at the sp anticipation of a category 5. then as we go throughout tomorrow, we're looking at a category 4 storm. and then, as it makes landfall, a category 3 storm. we are looking at the potential for life-threatening storm surge, up to 15 feet in some spots. 15 inches of rain, and winds up to 100 100 miles per m hour.er we'll talk more about milton tomorrow. still we'll talk about the heat wave out west. we're looking a

we have extremists like michele steele, maga michele steele , not doing anything to bring back opportunities believe that i am that change. >> you know, last night, trump posted a true social endorsement of your opponent, calling you, quote, radical left puppet of communist china, among many other things in that scream. your reaction to that kind of language, and to trump endorsing your opponent? >> this is something we always knew that was going to happen. michele steele is maga and she has always been maga. the xenophobic attacks from trump and michele steele has always been there. this is a disgraceful losing campaign for michele steele, and they are just throwing out anything that will stick, and nothing is sticking for them. so she is going to lose this race, jonathan. >> it is -- i was just talking to -- i'm sorry, to senator sherrod brown of ohio. abortion is a big issue. he is making it a big issue in his race. i forgot to ask this of mondaire jones, but let me ask this of you. in your district, how big a role or how big an issue is reproductive health, is abortion in your contest? >

harris meanwhile was in michigan for her first event with former first lady, michelle obama.about reproductive rights. and, tomorrow, harris will visit philadelphia, stopping by a lack charge, a barbershop, and a puerto rican restaurant. both harris and trump have spent more time in still tied among likely voters. congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan and congresswoman natalie dean of pennsylvania, thank you, two of my favorite guests and members of congress, it is wonderful to have you both on congresswoman dingell, let me start with you, in 2016, you warned hillary clinton that she would lose your state. is the harris campaign avoiding the same mistakes in 2024? >> yes, they definitely are, jonathan, it's good to be with both you and madeline. we are going into the last 9, 10 days of the race. it's a tight race. she's going into the places she needs to go. she's talking to the people she needs to be talking with, and we are going to make sure we are determined and have record turnout voting. >> fungus woman, how concerned are you, how concerned should we be that the musl

vice president kamala harris with former first lady michelle obama.gain, this is the overflow room that you're looking at there in kalamazoo, michigan? we are preparing to hear from both michelle obama and kamala harris on the main stage, we're going to bring you those remarks live as they happen. so we'll keep an eye on that in the meantime, joining us now is cnn political analyst and axios political reporter alex thompson, a national political reporter at the bulwark, marc caputo, good to see both of you great to bear mark. >> let's start first with you were watching vice president harris there in the overflow room with former first lady michelle obama. we are seeing the harris campaign really bring out some serious star power in their surrogates to close this election, bruce springsteen beyonce, michelle obama. i just had james his car alon. he was making the case that he thinks that those types of surrogates can really be effective in motivating voters to actually vote. what is your sense? >> i'm assuming? i don't know what motivates people anymor

that is michelle obama, who is still talking about event in michigan.ee the trump and vance banners there, because this is another key swing state, and donald trump is expected to appear there. you can follow all of this, both mr trump and michelle obama's speech on the bbc news website and app. we have a live page running. stay with us here in bbc news. hello. we had a real mixture of whether to start off the weekend. across east anglia, south—east england, a lot of cloud, an odd spit of drizzle. we had a weather front that brought some rain to northern ireland and scotland, delivering 22 millimetres into the highlands, the wettest place in the uk, but then we had this slice of sunshine stretching from east scotland down towards south—west england where we had eight and a half hours of sunshine in camborne and 18 celsius heat in dorset in bournemouth. looking at the weather picture at the moment, weak weather fronts are moving south—east, just a lump of cloud by the time it reaches east anglia. that cloud keeping temperatures up at around seven degrees

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>> it's a really disturbing story, michelle.you can't, you know, you can't go in a time machine at that time, which feels like a very distant memory in lots of ways. now, there was obviously an immediate public health crisis, and we faced hundreds of thousands of more people dying, potentially . and people dying, potentially. and so clearly, the government needs to take robust action. now, obviously, that would have had an effect on children. no one's denying that. and it's very difficult to say. was it right? was it wrong because many, many more people would have died if we hadn't been in lockdown? >> but obviously, is that right? >> but obviously, is that right? >> i think most scientists, most scientists, most doctors agree that lockdown was the right thing to do and that that doesn't mean that everything was done correctly and scientists are given airtime. >> it doesn't mean people with alternate views like that doesn't mean that everything it doesn't mean that everything it doesn't mean that everything it doesn't mean every

jon: i wonder about bringing on michelle obama to campaign for, hairspray a lot people thought michelleama might be a candidate herself this time around. she has looked at that idea. is there a danger of kamala harris being eclipsed by the former first lady? >> well, yes there is that danger. before i got on i listened a little bit to her speech. it is very similar in tone to the speech that obama game here in my hometown in pittsburgh. it's pretty dark. there's a lot of fear running in there. there's also a lot of ridicule towards people considering either sitting it out for not voting for her at all. that condescending scolding does not sit well with voters. it's why imparts obama lost voters in 2012 as opposed to how many more in 2008. a lot of them were the working class voter. if you look at pennsylvania numbers between 2008 and 2012 for obama he lost him on the state, he still left 300,000 people that just did not show up. that's in part because he went from helping change in aspiration to this sort of like a professor scolding people that did not sit well with americans americans

michelle has all some experience discriminatory and hurtful situations in support. in his case football it's come allison and a came from a very, very hit to 6 and background is good. i played football in the village and everyone that was sent to sexual and, and, and in the ninety's early 2000 is how it wasn't all that big, modest and all this me. so of course the number one and so in football was a u. d for back to the po, accompanied by his best friends if we chose, takes punch in the gym and championships with his sports club as the vetting in berlin. a total of 11 teams compete against each other. before things get serious, all the teams to a practice month without costumes, the of the teams, they're also highly motivated and ready to give it their own. now it's we chose and his teams turn the sweet tube stands and supports his photo every moment. the free style is a success with only minus slip ups. in the end, the jury has to decide the state was exhausting, but the energy was right. we had the phone, we went well together, was a team. and the fact that we've

i mean, like we saw last night from michelle obama and kamala harris.ious to me that they have almost given up entirely on the male vote which, i mean, understandably so given the white dudes for harris ad that we saw, given tim walz's impromptu shooting incident where he seemingly couldn't even load a shotgun. it seems as if they are going all in now on the angry aabortion-obsessed female contingent. rachel: right. >> but i can tell you as a woman, we care more than about the right to dismember and abort a developing fetus the in the womb. we want safe streets, low crime, low taxes, world peace, we want school choice, free speech, we want the protect women in women's sports. rachel: it's such a great point. when you look adderallinglys for donald trump, look at the range of issues they're covering. everything from the economy to crime, to education and women's sports, and their rallies are just abortion rallies, and they're full of really just lies, like, calling it abortion care? what the heck is that? that is the most disturbing euphemism i've ever h