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blessings, wedding shy and processions around the church, up old one the also sacrifice a land john michelle been with us some that could associate. i remember when i was little and we children were afraid to enter the church and off at the 1st time i was really inside the church was when i was 8. i did county so dusta ah char, the church in the village or my home. i feel responsible to both of them because i grew up with them maybe. ah, any math or the ambitious kid is subtle. jojo kelly, so you, i'm 23 and i've always lived here man, this by the indoor a so. so mass will yet it wasn't dora and then be so, so, so send out, i'm angel mo, most of my childhood friends, the people i went to school with have left to loose so that they had other dreams way to have how much and all my little years without them i would have for them will know the meat we eat, comes from our herds, the animals we raise ourselves, she hits excellent dogs. the same goes for the milk. no matter though, by women of this village work alongside their husband said to call back one of at the nunez, even the bread is made with fl

must have been the work of an amateur, said diamond's attorney, an amateur like michelle. >> michellehe had told him that her husband had been abusive and she was afraid of him. so he gets the gun and he gives her the gun. now, he didn't think she was going to kill him with the gun. >> did she just use him, know that he was somebody she could use to serve her purposes? >> she set this up to kill her husband because she wanted the insurance money and for sergeant diamond to take the fall. michelle theer was a brilliant, cunning, ruthless woman who wanted her husband dead. >> the military jury, however, didn't see it quite that way. >> the verdict was swift. guilty as charged, and from that moment on his demeanor changed. i mean it was like somebody just sucked the air out of him. the john diamond full of bravado and ego just shrivelled away. >> diamond was sentenced to life in prison without parole. at the time his family was furious, convinced he was framed. >> you don't expect to be convicted on theory and myth and what-ifs. show me blood. show me a gun. show me the timeline that wor

been identified. >> also in the east bay, the oakland police commission has hired the city's first inspector general. it is a move to increase the police department's accountability. michelle phillips has been appointed to this new role. she previously served as the deputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. there she streamline and improve all aspects of the investigation units. officials say the hiring is a turning point for oakland and demonstrates the community's call for stronger police accountability reporting to the oakland police commission phillip's role will be to ensure that the police department is performing to the highest standards. she will also review and investigate how the city of oakland is handling police misconduct. >> 88 people are now confirmed dead from this weekend's tornadoes that tore through several states. 74 of those deaths are in kentucky alone. president biden is promising to help families pick up the pieces still visit the bluegrass state tomorrow. the white house has already sent dozens of generators and 10's of thousands of meals and beds to the hardest hit areas. president biden said his biggest concern is the emotional toll as

told them marc had been physically abusing michelle, that he was tired of it. >> did you investigate rriage? >> there was not any abuse ever found to have been -- to have happened. >> so if the abuse story was an obvious lie, why did carl do it? marc's parents were certain he didn't come up with the idea on his own. the real mastermind, they believed, was someone else very close to marc. his wife, michelle. >> i could not see carl taking my son's life without michelle being involved. >> michelle was far from a loving doting wife, they said. the woman they knew was pure self-interest, would do anything to get what she wanted. exhibit a? >> so what was it that just turned marc against you? >> michelle's manipulation. >> it was michelle who pushed marc to break away from the family business, they said. michelle who tore the family apart by stoking her own daughter's allegations of abuse, to drive a permanent wedge between marc and his dad and get marc and his money all to herself. they could easily see her goading her father into planning a murder. >> michelle is a sociopath. she is abso

our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has been to the state of kentucky, where workerse former bank manager grew tired of dealing with bad behaviour from customers during the pandemic. attitudes of the people who come in and don't want to follow the rules and want to yell at you about why they don't feel they need to. you can only take so much of that. just take a second to prepare. alex started looking for a job that wasn't customer facing. that's actually a good note. he got an offer from a local manufacturing company here in kentucky. what's in the pipeline there? this was absolutely the best career move for me and my family. and alex isn't alone. in october, more than four million americans quit theirjobs, part of a trend economists call the great resignation. you know, i couldn't be happier. and it's notjust millennials. with how things have worked out for me. i know it's going to work out the same for you. alex's dad is switching jobs too. i saw how happy alex was at stronghold and told him to keep his eyes open. it has been interesting for us. mike clark is an ec

michelle grossman, thank you for sticking with me through this and explaining to folks what's been goingthese images and knowing, of course, it's also just before the holidays. thank you, michelle. good to be with you. thank you for joining us on this. that wraps up the hour for me, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian. i'll be back tomorrow, 3:00 p.m. eastern. reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation" begins after a very quick break. very quick break i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th hello? ♪ libergordon ramsay?iberty. liberty. ♪ this is a cold call! nfl teams are turning to cold with tide, will you? that will never work! if it works on nfl jerseys it'll work for you. seriously! just perfect! and it'll save up to $150 a year. and it's cold! so you will turn to cold? fine! i'll turn to cold! that guy needs to chill out! this was a cold call! hey hun hey, get your

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but people inside the house begged him to talk to alessandro michele, who had been with gucci 12 yearsim, in his apartment. and, it-- you open the door. i mean, he's wearing something that i never saw in any single thing-- in-- in any shop in-- in gucci. so then i sat down and i was looking around in the apartment. there was all these antiques and beautiful colors. beautiful texture. and-- and amazing taste. even the way which was serving me the coffee was so elegant. >> michele: i felt myself very free to-- to say everything. >> alfonsi: what did you say? >> michele: oh, i was saying what the brand maybe was not-- at that time, was not so relevant. because the brand lost this kind of beautiful strangeness. >> bizzarri: so i ask him, "listen, if i appoint you as a creative director, are you willing to do the show, the men's show," that-- was going to happen in five days. >> alfonsi: five days? ( laughs ) >> bizzarri: i don't think never been held in fashion history that someone made a show at-- for a s-- company like ours-- this size, in five days. and he said, "yes." >> alfonsi: this

of destroying a religious poster. pakistan's prime minister says more than 100 people have been arrested. michelle fernandez is more from the victims home in camp ha, interlock. there's been her sort of almost disbelief, particularly standing here in his home, having spoken to a members of his closest family. it's very, very clear that the reality is yet to set in his wife is um, you know, trying to come to terms with what exactly transpired on friday. she did sort of urge the justice be done that the full arm of the law be used to ensure that perpetrators of this, essentially, this dastardly act are brought to book to ensure that in future this doesn't happen again. but she's, she's very much a sort of, you know, taken aback by the proceedings as are these young sons. now it's a very close knit family. there was 6 siblings in the family. and incidentally, the 3 boys of which brianna was the youngest. all walked in park, his son. oh, did all been working for more than a decade there and they have never come across any violence of this scale or nature . his, his mom is heart breaking for her to see

. >> get some help with this talk about it with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman in for janessa today. she has been tracking severe weather in the southeast now all right. michelle, how goes it? >> hi there, guys. yeah, we are busy, busy. we will have some traffic jams i am sure over the next couple days because we have the winter weather to the west. we are tracking the potential for severe weather in the south today. let's take a look at an enhanced risk you see the orange in eastern arkansas, northern mississippi, alabama, into tennessee. we could see large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes. so we will be watching that throughout the afternoon and evening hours. we have very warm hair in place. we have spring-like temperatures and a chance for cold front. tomorrow that moves off to the east and could see light rain and wintry mixeast we have a mix with temperatures in the 30s all right. guys we'll talk more about that snow in the west, we're looking at adding maybe 2 feet of snow today. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right wow, michelle, that's a lot. thanks for that update >>> l

michelle fleury has been to louisville in kentucky where one in seven residents rely on charity foodest in the midwest and the south. in kentucky, they know firsthand the impact on the most vulnerable in the neighbourhood. most vulnerable in the neiuhbourhood. ., ., neighbourhood. people have to -a their neighbourhood. people have to pay their rent. _ neighbourhood. people have to pay their rent, their _ neighbourhood. people have to pay their rent, their utilities . pay their rent, their utilities and other stuff like that and then with the groceries going up then with the groceries going up like that, people are, like, well, something has to give. i�*m going to have to skip out or be short on this. i'm going to have to skip out or be short on this.— or be short on this. this community. _ or be short on this. this community, west - or be short on this. this - community, west louisville, or be short on this. this community, west louisville, has been designated a food desert meaning the people who live here do not have easy access to healthy and affordable food. and with inflation now

michelle's hours had been cut at work and she'd struggled to cover the cost of her son's birthday partyorrow more, yeah, yeah. but that was, you know, a loan that was double the payback. you know, iwas paying, like, bits off, but to pay that back, again, that's twice as much money out of my pocket the next month. so then it was just a cycle, basically. she couldn't keep up with the demands and eventually her home was broken into and ransacked. what was left was either destroyed or, you know, there was things that were urinated on, so the children's beds and carpets had been urinated on, and i had to throw a lot of stuff away that was left. you know, some of the stuff that was taken, its just stuff, isn't it, but there was stuff taken there that i'll never get back. really sentimental things and all for the sake of borrowing a few quid. after months of being hounded, threatened and abused, in person and online, for cash she couldn't pay back, it all got too much for michelle. i couldn't take it any more, couldn't sleep at night, i didn't want to go back. you know, i was so depressed. i j

. >> michelle phillips who has been appointed to the new rule by the oakland police commission serveddeputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. there she streamlined and improved all aspects of the investigation unit. the hiring is a turning point for oakland and demonstrates the community's call for stronger police accountability. >> national news now a judge in michigan has granted a prosecutor more time to collect and share additional evidence against the parents of ethan crumbley. the boy charged with killing 4 students said his michigan high school last month. james and jennifer crumbley have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. they're accused of giving their 15 year-old ethan crumbley access to the gun and failing to intervene when they were confronted with his disturbing drawings just a few hours before the shooting yesterday, ethan crumbley held a virtual hearing where a judge denied a request to move him out of an adult jail. the next hearing has been set for early february. still to come on the news at 5. what's next for former white house chief of staff mar

michelle's hours had been cut at work and she'd struggled to cover the cost of her son's birthday partyas, you know, a loan that was double the payback. you know, iwas paying, like, bits off, but to pay that back, again, that's twice as much money out of my pocket the next month. so then it was just a cycle, basically. she couldn't keep up with the demands and eventually her home was broken into and ransacked. what was left was either destroyed or, you know, there was things that were urinated on, so the children's beds and carpets had been urinated on, and i had to throw a lot of stuff away that was left. you know, some of the stuff that was taken, it's just stuff, isn't it, but there was stuff taken there that i'll never get back. really sentimental things and all for the sake of borrowing a few quid. after months of being hounded, threatened and abused, in person and online, for cash she couldn't pay back, it all got too much for michelle. i couldn't take it any more, couldn't sleep at night, i didn't want to go back. you know, i was so depressed. i just got whatever i could that was

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now, obviously michelle and i have been on a fairly extraordinary journey since then.could have never imagined all those years ago. but as far as we've come, i've never lost sight of some important lessons i learned right here in chicago. the first involves the power of place. the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories and abstractions, but in neighborhoods and communities. by now, most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii, my parents are from kenya and kansas. as a child, i lived in indonesia. i have family whose gene pool stretches from ireland to china. i have life long friends from just about every corner of the world. and that background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. a belief in the god-given dignity and worth in all people and the underlying bonds that we share. it's why i believe america's diversity is a strength, not a weakness. and that the only way we can solve our biggest challenges, from climate change to economic inequality, is if we recognize those common bon

michelle phillips has been appointed to the new role. she previously served as the deputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. they're the commission says she streamlined and improved all aspects of the investigation units. the hiring is a turning point for oakland and demonstrates the community's call for stronger police accountability reporting to the oakland police commission phillips role will be to ensure the oakland police department is performing to the highest standards and also reviewing and investigating how the city of oakland is handling police misconduct. other news now electric car maker. tesla is facing more accusations of harassment. >> lawsuits filed in alameda county alleged unwanted culture at the company's fremont plant along with the other facilities. crawford's and thor and talking with an attorney representing 6 women who are making those claims. he joins us now live in the newsroom with more. dan. >> vicki and grant these accusations come just a day after tesla ceo elon musk was named time's person of the

michelle philips has been appointed to that role. a similar job in baltimore where she reportedly streamlined all aspects of investigation units reporting to the oakland police commission. her role will be to ensure that police are performing to the highest standards. also reviewing how the city is handling police misconduct. all right. time for a look at the forecast. we're looking live at the golden gate bridge. as you can see, a break in the rain kron for meteorologists. john tribal has a look ahead. >> a rainy past few days in the bay area. but for the sierra nevada, it was snowfall piling up. and even though that has tapered off now for lake tahoe look is what it's left with us this is diamond peak right here and that porch. well, the snow is just stacked up out there. beautiful day out there at the lake. of course you want to make sure that you're prepared for it as you're heading up into the sierra crews will have a better chance to get those roadways plowed over the next few days. if you just want to head up this weekend. now

the time from which few photographs have been published. michelle goldman gilliard is the last surviving officer from the bureau. o 6 unit. he was part of gabrielle box team of investigators and watched over ice men every day in prison, yvon, amish, but surely good oper, newer on thin ice run through for him, we were a special unit, formed specifically to interrogate icon, minor flish. it was a heavy burden to bear rushed on, but it was my duty by understood that i could be of service income. i spoke german anderson, which was useful deutsche because there were also written documents to review the swan o. rosa showed the commenter. investigators sifted through thousands of documents from former gym and occupied territories to understand how the extermination plans evolved and the role eichmann played. goldman glades area of investigation was poland. it was where he was born and persecuted by the nazis in the shall labour camp. he was nearly beaten to death by its commandant yoseph shamburger. he survived auschwitz and escaped during its evacuation b

michelle phillips has been appointed to the new role she previously served as the deputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. there she streamlined and improved all aspects of the investigation units. officials say the hiring is a turning point for oakland and demonstrates the community's call for stronger police accountability reporting to the oakland police commission phillip's role will be to ensure that the police department is before main to the highest standards. she will also review and investigate how oakland is handling police misconduct cases. none of the 4 zone forecast and and there's been a lot going on in the weather department lately. but right now it's a very calm scene looking over downtown san francisco but not for long. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing. but first we start with the cold weather details. but tonight, yeah. getting chilly out there around the bay area. many places, a hearty down into the 30's outside. >> that cold arctic air behind that atmospheric river event. settling in tonight making for a chilly night out there right now. so these t

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and now obviously michelle and i have been unfairly extraordinary journey since then and one that weut as far as we have come, i never lost sight of an important lessons that i learned right here in chicago. in the first involves the power of place, the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories, and abstraction, but in neighborhoods and communities. and by now most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii, my parents were from kenya and kansas and a child i lived in indonesia in a family to stretches from ireland to china and lifelong friends who come from just about every corner of the world the background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. i believe in the god-given birth of all people read the underlying bonds that we share if i believe americans is his strength, not a weakness. and the only way we can solve the biggest challenges in climate change to economic inequalities, is if we recognize those common bodice and learn to work together across the divides of the race and language and culture. b

michel. nick: moise initially seems to have been a loyal successor to martelly.ut you write he turned against some of martelly's corrupt allies. how important were some of the steps moise was taking, a crackdown on the eel fishing trade, nationalizing a seaport, closing down airstrips that facilitated drug trafficking routes? maria: i mean, incredibly important. you have to remember that moise was supposed to be a placeholder, because the constitution of haiti prevents presidents from running for two consecutive terms. so, michel martelly allegedly tapped him on the shoulder, keep the bench warm for me for five years, then campaign for me. and these elections, national elections are due next year. so, when moise started to turn against the very people who brought him into power through things like this airstrip that we identify in the middle of the country, a place called savane diane, that allegedly got up to 4000 kilos of cocaine between may and june delivered from possibly venezuela or colombia. he moved on the eel industry, which we understand from various so

economists are calling it the "great resignation". 0ur north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has beenemic. the attitudes of the people who come in and don't want to follow the rules and want to yell at you about why they don't feel they need to. you can only take so much of that. just take a second to prepare. alex started looking for a job that wasn't customer facing. that's actually a good note. he got an offer from a local manufacturing company here in kentucky. what's in the pipeline there? this was absolutely the best career move for me and my family. and alex isn't alone. in october, more than four million americans quit theirjobs, part of a trend economists call the great resignation. you know, i couldn't be happier... and it's notjust millennials. ..with how things have worked out for me. i know it's going to work out the same for you. alex's dad is switching jobs too. i saw how happy alex was at stronghold and told him to keep his eyes open. it has been interesting for us. mike clark is an economist at gatton college of business and economics. according to him, the great resi

>> well, michelle martelli had people around him that had always been suspected of being narco traffickers, some in nail for narco trafficking. one of the people around him who was hugely influential in mar tell ty's cabinet and also president moise is a man named charles pico st. remy, pico bg his nick naim. pico is the brother-in-law of michelle mar telli. and also is a suspected drug dealer according to dea people we have spoken with and also haitian police, is he suspected to be one of the biggest actually in haiti. >> schifrin: so how much did martelli consider moise a kind of place holder who would continue the status quo? >> very much so. i mean from what we understand that is exactly why moise was lifted from the unknown, a poor haitian guy with peasant origins tapped on the shoulder by michelle martelli, the way martelli's associates said it was michelle was truck by his brilliance and entrepreneur but what our reporters is that moise knew a lot of the people who were very close to michelle mar tz-- mitchel martelli for years, he was allegedly in business with him and others that

been arrested. have the michelle has more from new delhi here than usually with several people has gathered to feel just rising beach in india 10 days ago as a separate event. people cause a mass genocide, a muslim tenzing, similar to that of my on my now many of the cars, all repeat offenders and their speech is bench viral on social media talking massive outreach. but despite all of the, please has only registered cases against 3 people and no arrests have been made so far. this past weekend. several lawyers appealed to the supreme court to step in and take action against what b as an attack on india, as unity and the lives of millions of fellow muslim citizen. and it's not just muslims. churches are also reporting a right on track. this past christmas a statue of jesus christ, vandalized in northern india and other parts of the country, 2 churches reported in the mob entering and disrupting french sub and burning effigy of santa claus is not in that does have several laws against his speech. recently these were involved again, comedians and students who are protesting 7 policy by the government.

because if a tropical depression and that malaysia, that the warning system should have been in place. the michel eligible department issued a warning, but there wasn't enough coordination to issue warning systems to people to let them know that potential flood is coming and to be prepared. right. okay, thank you so much floor and fluid reporting from columbus or food water and medical supplies are now being delivered to survivors on typhoon roberts islands in the philippines. at least 375 people were killed. one type of ry pummeled southern in central regions, while some are returning home. more than 400000 people are still living in evacuation center is jemila islands again is a manila with the latest on the situation. we were traveling for the past 5 days and we 1st landed in davos it just to give you a sense of how difficult it was for us to get to the 1st devastation, sight of city go province. after that, we made their way to the to and from there we were able to embed with the philippine millet. she ended the reconnaissance flight over so we shall go island be now got providence. and then

been arrested. well, let's speak to michelle fernandez. she is outside victims, home in tampa, in sri lanka, manella. i understand that mr. dia donna had a wife and 2 children. how is everyone doing that? her? that's right. no sir. the entire family is very much in a state of shock. i spoke to his wife, ah, who is? i still trying to take it all in the fact that her husband is no more and then he came to such a brutal end. i mean ho one cray is there just just be done. that all of sort of the ammunition of the arm of the lord be used to bidding those perpetrators to book that those things happen so that this kind of brutality is not witnessed again. but for his broader family. it's a very close knit family. there were 6 siblings and all. incidentally, 3 of the 3 brothers are all walked in park, his son, and even his mom who is very much a broken lady, reached out when we came in here earlier. or she said she had brought up her 6 children. literally as a single mom, after her husband passed away for 31 long years. and she is heartbroken to s

michelle mcphee is here. she wrote that article for "l.a. magazine" and has beenpancy really between what she earned and the lifestyle she lived. >> well, when i first arrived at the house -- remember, this is a very odd case. almost immediately it wasn't a missing person's case. it was taken over by lapd robbery/homicide, which indicates there's nefarious and perhaps violent beginnings to this case. and, you know, it's unusual that the lapd executed a search warrant a couple weeks after her disappearance with guns drawn. that house was extravagant, extravagant, in a very nice neighborhood of los angeles, culver city, very up-and-coming, trendy area. the house is worth about $3 million. and here is a woman making maybe $145. >> you mentioned that, i wanted to say her employment history is really curious what did you find out about her job? >> she started out, she had a history of some psychotic breaks and some drug addiction and she was hired by a very prominent l.a. businessman named jason sugarman, initially as an assistant but she apparently is very close to th

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states while in go arrival is there of flooded the beaches night. curfews of also been imposed in all major cities avenue. michelle has more from you dolly this duration here is quite alarming. the government says we are in the initial phases off, it called way, but in this that it is better prepared. in fact, new jelly where we are and we're actually outside in just largest core with 900 facility. the government said it can handle up 200000 new cases a day and 300000 test daily. at this point because of how far the infections are rising, most of the country is under some form of restriction. delhi has been put on yellow, a lot of schools and cinema, and jim's are shot. what restrictions are there on restaurant and public transport? one by which is in just financial capital has also seen a huge 3rd. and the government there has put a cap on gathering vaccination, though. we'll also get a big booth because starting monday children about 50, we'll start getting jobs. and many people will also be eligible for boosters, which will start or later in january at the time they are wearing signs that people are not necessa

and if you sent this as not, not only have the trustees been committed minister, but michel bachelor, the un chief human rights officer says it appears your forces along with those of eritrea committed the majority of the violations for the 1st 8 months of the conflict between november 20, 20 and june this year. that's. that's a hugely damaging observation for your government. isn't it? isn't. that was we have just been comes to the number of it's for me and hopefully, but it was all that we don't want to debate. i'm on intensity or whatever that may have happened when one person on it doesn't matter. we don't want to have that. if you want to know that i didn't, i mean, hasn't been so as well. the number comes in and example of shifting and defensiveness and that does not be present but once that was brought to a quote and it went to so you say your army is here to, to. busy high standards, but there are a remarkable variety, a huge variety of serious crimes listed as having been committed by your forces attacks against civilians and indiscriminate attacks. for instance, november 28t

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to actually go to michelle as a writer for pick up dot com, which has been documenting the fighting. he says, and he government conditions for the set purchased to disarm won't be met. well, i think the courses have been stuck between hard place and iraq because on the one hand, the, the international community have been making enormous pressure on them to withdrawal . so that the different governments could be conveyed into a because they can government condition, the delivery of a on these to grapples is withdrawing that we get off though they have to go that to the, to the enemy that would otherwise innovate to. right. so they have that in the other 100 bucks. in the other hand, they know that this would mean that the government would base to the right the next day visit the kind of devastation that they have when they return on hoses where integrate not yet. so i don't think this army is within the cost in this example, because if they do that, that would be a better duty to protect mr. grant against poses that made it clear that they would innovate if there was an opportunity to