michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college.arlie's angels. in early october, days before his third wedding anniversary, jason flew to florida to see michelle money. she testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we basically just hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days that he was there. >> reporter: jason was crazy about her. his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporter: michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of michelle's life she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> reporter: two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> repor

michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college, one of those charlie's angels.ber, days before his third wedding anniversary, jason flew to florida to see michelle money. she testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we basically just hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days that he was there. >> reporter: jason was crazy about her. his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporter: michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of her life. she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> reporter: two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> reporter: jason was telling one of his c

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>> reporter: without money coming in, furloughed fda analyst michelle scott has already applied for food stamps and doesn't know how to come up with the money for rent beyond february. >> i'vee i was 13. you know? very consistently. and so, that's all i know. i didn't have a plan "b." i didn't know what it looked like. >> tom costello reporting there. the tsa says the national average wait time on sunday within the two of the nation's airports. >>> we are following new developments following the arrest of singer chris brown. he's in custody right now in paris. we brought you breaking coverage of this story all morning long on "today in the bay." a rape complaint was filed against him. two other men also being questioned including brown's bodyguard. the woman claiming the singer assaulted her in a soout earlier this month saying they met at a nightclub. the publicist at sony music not commenting. >>> turning to the microclimate weather forecast, another warm winter day across the bay area. take a look at this beautiful shot here of the golden gate bridge. >> really nice. the cool starts a

money. there are now thousands of home—based agents like michelle keen to get us to book months ahead.ly, really well. people are booking early. i think they want to escape the doom and gloom and everything that's all around. and obviously wanting to look for some sunnier climes and something to look forward to. it's cold, it's early in the year, but by booking now, people feel they can get the holiday they want at the price they can afford. and that's despite worries about brexit. and that's what the latest figures show. with bookings for the summer 5% higher and the crucial january period up so far. and maybe a brexit effect, non—eu destinations like turkey, tunisia and egypt 19% ahead of last year. 38% of people are spending the same on their holidays this year and 27% will spend more, in spite of financial pressures and worries about leaving the eu. i think if anything, people are just so tired of brexit. they're used to the fact that the pound is worth less. what they are not prepared to give up at any cost is their main holiday of the year. and they are prepared to invest in it.

here from the us who found that it does help you through the difficulty michel years when you realize you have to work hard to earn money but we felt safer here we wanted our daughter to grow up in the countryside and we also wanted a bit of peace and quiet after new york that was very appealing. void and. young and that has since settled into his life on the. by now his kona coffee business is doing so well he bought his coffee from his friend and fellow coffee farm in diego who had picked his cherries just like yeah i'm going to see a new tatoo with all my coffee coffee and my coffee and. demand for his brand is great and you often can no longer keep up with the production on his own it helps that many business deals can be sealed with a handshake and so the two simply agree on a trade. what sort of agreement is that. this is for my jeep right. yeah yeah yeah i did he gets my jeep and he's giving me coffee. is that common. sense you get yes for a lot of things it is a lot of dough not a handshake we live on an island you can't lie or avoid people we have to trust each other and. but he's still german at heart trust is

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money. thanks again to michelle, our department of transportation, she negotiated with them. we are earning money off of bird. >> how is the scooter business? >> oh my god. all over the city. the thing we love is it is just not downtown. i was coming out of my street the other day, there was a third on the corner. they have gps tracking. >> have you tried them? >> i tried it. >> is there video of this? >> there is video of me trying it. good news. you won the election. bad news, we need your keys. really? i have written the bird. >> i will come to baltimore and we can have a bird day. >> we will do that. >> [laughter]>> >> in low income neighborhoods, young people on them, which is cool. incident where you can pick them up, i think children are getting it now, these things have to be motorized and you need that credit card. i remember stopping a 14-year-old monday, and said where are you going? he says, i am taking it back right now. i said, take it back now. that is catching on. i think the bike lanes will be helpful. >> about the shared bike program? >> it kind of fell apart

you've heard the chief press of negotiator michele dunne year a good deal is on the table that is the conviction not just of money but also of twenty seven you member states a deal better than its reputation and so it's not really a question of goodwill here but also of pure interests of these twenty seven member states that they will not just throw further concessions on the table because it would simply threaten the integrity of the internal market if you want as a third country which the u.k. would become all the benefits you also have to take the up again they come pack and parcel and you can't just cherry pick how is that michelle obama is expected in berlin today or will the german chancellor back his position the foreign minister have been saying in recent days that it is up to the great up to great britain up to the british government and the british parliament to put a positive proposal on the table they have so far been criticized for refusing all the deals that have been offered but have not really been able to formulate a viable alternative and. the foreign minister has been saying in recent days the

. >> reporter: without money coming in, a analyst michelle scott has already applied to food stamps andno doesn't how she'll come up with the rent beyond febr'vry. >> been working since i was 13 very consistently. that's all i know. i didn't have a plan b. i didn't know what a plan b looked like. >> so devastating for so many families, tom. going back to the folks whoin a to the airports. if they're going to see those tsa glines, how l do you think they'll be waiting? >> tuesday in i janua usually a slowdown. let me give you an example what happened on sunday. most of the country we had airport wait times under the tsa max of 30 minutes. however, minneapolis-st. paul had times of 35 minutes there, st. louis had a wait time -- i'm sorry, not st. louis, new orleans had a wft time 45 minutes. keep in mind new orleans had ths game onday soy thad a big airport crush. sunday we had laguardia, tampa, chicago o'hare getting close to th 30-minute wait. tuesdays in january usually od.tty the answer, as more and more officers call out sick, might g these wait timw longer. >>> let's go to washington

money from it. thanks again to michelle, our department of transportation, she negotiated with them, so we're earning money off of bird. >> how is this scooter business? >> it is like, all over the city. [laughter] the thing we love about it, it is not just in the downtown area. i was coming out of my street the other day and there was a bird, right on the corner, because they have the gps tracking. >> do you ride birds? >> i tried it. >> i tried it? >> they want even let me drive a car. [laughter] >> is their video of this? >> there is video of me trying both of them. on the day of the election, good news, you won,, bad news we need your keys. i was like, really? [laughter] but i have written a bird and a scooter. >> we could go do it in baltimore. >> i will have to ask if you would let me do that. [laughter] but i have seen them in low-income neighborhoods, which is really cool. i have seen young people on them. we did have an incident once, where, you can pick them up, and i think children are getting it now, these things have to be motorized, you need that credit card. i remember stopping a 14-ye

jean—michel copyans told a french website that seabourne freight had the money to start the businesst joe millerjoins me now. what has he been saying? ever since the bbc broke the story that siebel and fred have been awarded his £14 million government contract without having to build a ferry or a vessel before, the company pumped back directors and their executives have provided very few details to us about their lands and have refused on camera interviews. as you say, he is one of the ceos that has given this interview to a small french calais —based new site. and in that he gives some more details although not too many about the plans or the belgian root. you'll says there will be four return sela today in time for brexit on the 29th of march. and that there plan to employ 200 people by then. given that the recruitment age on the website has not yet online, and it's quite an uphill battle. but he is also saying that he expects to ramp up activity so that there will be 400 staff sometime in the summer and at least four vessels on that roof. some indication of how big the operation w

>> reporter: without money coming in, furloughed fda analyst michelle scott has already applied for foodstamps and doesn't know how she will beyond february. >> i've been working since i was 13. you know, very consistently. and so that's all i know. i didn't have a plan "b." i didn't know what a plan "b" looked like. >> this is just so devastating for so many families, tom. going back to the folk who is are going to the airports, if they're going to see the tsa lines, how long do you think they'll be waiting? >> reporter: so listen. tuesday in january is usually a slow day. let's give a sense of what happened on sunday. that's the most recent day we have data for. most of the country we had wait times under 30 minutes. however, minneapolis st. pall had wait times of 35 minutes there. and st. louis had a wait time of 45 minutes there. i'm sorry, not st. louis. it was new orleans. but keep in mind, new orleans had the playoff game on sunday. so they had a big airport crush. other wait times we've been watching, sunday we had la guardia, tampa, chicago o'hare, miami, baltimore all getting v

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conditions that have applied to the previous border security money under the republican congress and i think that condition would apply here too. >> michele, we're talking about a three week extension even if we have some clarity at this moment, not clear what happens after that >> from the beginning the shutdown hasn't driven the markets. the last moment where i thought it was going to go on and on and there was concern because of the temporary effect on gdp that's been high lighted. ge in the formula for gdp, but the market has assumed that this would come to an end and wouldn't have a substantial impact because historically what we've seen yes there's a hit during the quarter when a shutdown happens they get back pay. everybody goes back to work. then there's this artificial boost. >> that's why i wonder if this now gets dragged it gets resolved but dragged out at the same time today the reaction is a slightly negative but not too much >> one of the concerns is what does president trump say no matter what he's going to declare victory, right how is he going to do that and is that going in a way that upsets the apple cart to the deal th

money. there are now thousands of home—based agents like michelle keen to get us to book months ahead. and that's despite worries about brexit. and that's what the latest figures show, with bookings for the summer 5% higher and the crucial january period up so far. and maybe a brexit effect — non—eu destinations like turkey, tunisia and egypt 19% ahead of last year. 38% of people are spending the same on their holidays this year and 27% will spend more, in spite of financial pressures and worries about leaving the eu. i think if anything, people are just so tired of brexit. they're used to the fact that the pound is worth less. what they're not prepared to give up at any cost is their main holiday of the year. and they're prepared to invest in it. also popular are malta, bulgaria, florida, along with plenty of old favourites. we booked one yesterday. where did you book? we're going to lanzarote. texas? yeah. have you booked it already? we've yet to book it, we're going to book it next week. phone rings. hello, michelle, personal travel agents. the more early bookers, the better for mic

>> in fact, what the bird and scooter we're earning some money from it because that, thanks again to michelle thaller department of transportation and she said that a negotiated with them so we earning money off the bird. >> how is this scooter business? >> it's all over the city. the thing that weer love about s it's just not in the downtown area. i was coming out of my street theom other day and boom, a bird right on the corner because the gps tracking. >> do you ride? >> i try to. they won't even let me drive a car. >> is there a video of this? >> there is any of me trying both of them. on the dave election, good news, you one. bad news, we need your keys. unlike really? but i have written a bird and a scooter. >> when i'm in baltimore we can do a bird date. >> i have actually seen them in low income neighborhoods, which is really could. i have seen young people on them. them. we did have an incident once where you can pick them up but come and i think children are getting in now. these things have to be motorized and you need to have a credit card. i remember stopping a 14 year old one da

money. >> laura: circling back to the "angle", that's cruel and unfunny. all resides on the left. this is conservative columnist michellealkin and lee dawkins hagler. the call for compassion bhashgs we are called to be compassi compassiona compassionate, if you are a believer, we're supposed to be compassionate people, a lot of us donate to organizations that help people in their home countries, food for the poor is my favorite. what about this cruelty charge, you hear it time and again, from the left, and they read from the same hymnal, does it stick or do they deserve some of the blame here? >> the optics are awful. the lack of self awareness from the open boarder snarkers will come back to bite them in the back in a while. i chafe to see the cruelty of the likes of seth meyers, whoever was tweeting from his account, snarking when president trump was calling attention to the victims of illegal alien crime. this is nothing new. last year, exactly almost a year ago, during the state of the union, you remember, i'm sure, laura, the democrats groaning when president trump mentioned the families of illegal alien crime vict

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history we're seeing there on the left of course money will mccall french president and right beside him. this treaty is not as as we heard from michelle look up to our correspondent there coming up at an exactly round date. but on. a date that is important for both countries we're going to get. the introduction here why don't we go to this live feed right now as we pick up. on what's happening in our president of the european council. the president of the assembly and of the senate the country public in the midst. of the plan does not present the actual constitutional cool members of the french government this is the german government. and i don't mean they disenchantment. in only this. in. the not given do you see. action. on the up and so. on is still going to roll for a mistake this is a great honor to welcome you. to the city of maine. one couldn't find a better place for this signing this treaty and then this whole thing where the kings of the time what crowned the franconian amphora. ruled over and. that comprised the territory of what today is from germany. a lot has been written about the quarrel between him and his sons then

vehicles, but perhaps spending more money on second—hand vehicles or holding off car purchase is completely. so they are blaming the consumers, as always. many thanks, michelleis at time of day that we take a look at some interesting weather happening elsewhere around the world. first off is north america, where there been mild air in many parts of the continent, particularly to central canada. the satellite image shows a weather front further south that will continue to bring outbreaks of rain as we had to thursday night into friday. that low pressure eventually cue me out of texas, bringing some heavy rain to parts of georgia, the carolinas and down to central florida. it is also u nsettled down to central florida. it is also unsettled for the pacific northwest, with low pressure moving in to the pacific. more rain and hail snow for parts of british columbia, washington state should remain drive. so here's the outlook, you can see more rain in forecast for vancouver at times over the next five days or so. also a bit of rain heading towards new york by the time we get to the weekend. now the other side of the atlantic, we have some very cool weather in char

money for a basketball team. the deputies say their stories didn't add up. they eventually told deputies they were brought there by a 37-year-old, michelle dorsey. officials don't know how she came into contact with them. >>> authorities in wisconsin are expected to talk about how a missing 13-year-old girl was found alive. it is incredible. jayme closs disappeared in october. her parents shot and killed in their home in barron. jaymee was found 70 miles from home. the minneapolis star tribune said she ran up to a woman walking her dog and asked for help. they took a suspect into custody shortly after the girl was found. >>> a cruise ship forced to cut its trip short. why hundreds of passengers suddenly felt sick. >> a possible solution the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. togeth

we don't accept money from people for that and with the high-profile cases here in the bay area. sierra, marc, michellelly's case, certainly the biggest one of all. we also have a housing fund. the klaas family housing fund that exist to be able to help the families of missing persons get back on their feet, so they could focus on the task at hand on while the child is missing. we do a lot of legislative advocacy. you mentioned earlier that one of our focuses is ensuring people are punished for their crimes. that's certainly the truth. the trend that they seem to be going in a different direction now. certainly just keeping the awareness alive and doing everything they can with moving kids forward and hopefully create the kind of change that's necessary. so many children don't go missing and many will be covered alive as jayme was. >> well marc, i know the nation appreciates all the work you do especially the families that are still hoping to get loved ones home. thanks so much for taking the time. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, marc. >> thank you very much. >>> well time now is 8:19. we want t

want to send money you can write a check to the officer natalie corona memorial fund either dropping it off or mailing it to the davis police department in davis. for food donations michelle hardy is the contact coffer messages of condolences send them to the city of davis.nouse the 911 system for messages of condolences at his it is flooding the dispatch system and it could interfere with emergency calls. >> if they could route that to our facebook or social media we are all looking at it and it means a lot to us but it is overwhelming the dispatch center. >> dispatch says they have seen an increase of 68% in nonemergency calls over the past three days. as far as the cards and letters left outside the police department says they will make copies and send those on to the corona family. >>> in another show of force hundreds of people at the east they spent their sunday working out for a worthy cause. they are raising money for a police officer who is battling an aggressive form of cancer. officer kyle henriksen has stage iv pancreatic cancer. today law enforcement members showed their support along with community members paying to work out at omni fight club at three locat

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michelle. the couple had a new baby girl. malia. and his job had his commuting three hours from chicago to springfield. >> my thoughts were are you nuts? just get a job. make some money politics stuff is crazy. >> she's looking at the bank account and saying is this going to be our future? >> the money was tight and the couple welcomed their second child. sasha. he pondered a new idea. a long shot for senate. >> it was a big gamble. >> running against a democratic candidate who spends $29 million. and his friend including michelle were skeptical this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came around. >> i took my wife hat off and put on the citizen hat and thought i would want to see what politics could be like with somebody like him in it. he would be one of the giants. >> to help support her family, michelle left public allies for a higher paying position at the university of chicago. her husband's 2004 illinois senate race heated up. >> enough talk. >> she joined the effort. helping barack win the state march primary. a landslide victory that made waves across the country. >> the 42 year-old contender for a u.s. senate seat was seen as the rising star of the democ

money to the red cross. >> i can argue with that. >> we know the winner but we want to congratulate everyone assess one - - especially michelle and sasha because they gave it their all we had a great debate you have been a great audience and we appreciate that on behalf of george washington university thank you very much. [applause] electing nine new members of congress five are republicans crenshaw is a former navy seal losing and i in afghanistan and spent some of his childhood in south america where his father worked in the oil industry. voters in the fifth district elected lance serving in the state legislature as an insurance broker prior to his election. the former u.s. senate's after one - - staff are working for cornyn in the first chief of staff for senator cruise and work with governor rick perry ghost writing a book for the governor he is also been a federal prosecutor. now represent the third district and to serve terms of the state house and the senate before his political career saw combat in iraq as a member of the us marine corps. and to succeed joe barton as the chief of staff earlier in his career he was on the city c

michelle malkin is fired up about this. she is up next. brian: that's where our money is going. ♪ ♪ you're made of trillions of cells.with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awesome... daily. feed your cells with centrum® micronutrients today. amazon prime video so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. steve: time now for news by the numbers. first number is 15%. how much buzzfeed is cutting the staff, which is about 200 people in an internal memo the ceo of buzzfeed said it's meant to increase revenue and boost possibility. the news comes days after the buzzfeed site released an inaccurate report about president trump ordering michael cohen to lie to congress. they stand by their story, nonetheless. next, 900, that's how many truck drivers walmart wants to hire. the retail

michelle obama, who is not running. why isn't gillibrand running? she should run. what advantage does she have? one. money.from new york and she has none of the hang-ups about taking wall street cash that some of the more populous democrats have. she is going to be able to fill her campaign coffers and appeal to the feminist vote. whether that's enough to appeal to the whole democrat party, i'm not so sure. >> sandra: brad, do you welcome this field? >> oh, are you kidding? this is theater. we should sit back and watch the train wreck. you were lampooning us for having a field of 16. you are going to have a field of 30. >> it was 17. there will probably be a little more than 20 at the beginning. the question of matthew without a front-runner, do you get the sense of being this excited about a front-runner or do we have to wait a year? >> i think you have to at least wait until the summertime, maybe the iowa straw polls. maybe we will get some straw polls in the fall of this year. you will see the field. right now, you are going to see a mad dash to iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, talking to voters abo

mary barra is the money you will have to spend for technology is going to be offset by the cost cuts you will get. it is a very aggressive forecast. do you think that is right? michelleoptimistic read we think that 2019 and 2020 will be good years for the u.s. auto industry. we don't think they will be as good as the past four. that could change. there are a lot of uncertainties. we don't know what is happening tariffs, and we do not know her interest rates are going. if interest rates do not rise, we could see some upside potential he. we had a forecast of 16.8 million for 2019, but with no interest rate hikes, it could be higher. itx: that is for the u.s. with china, where gm has exposure, they are down 20%. actually, they are down for the first time in 20%, down 6% to read walk me through how bad china can be for the automakers and what upside is there if the government stimulates? shell: i think there is a lot of upside -- michelle: i think there's a lot of upside and they will get it under control. i think you will hear mary barra talk about the upside potential over the long term for china. of, theeaking announcement is out now, gm received 2019 industry sales

money left over from its nearly $1 billion budget last year. ed o'keefe is outside the national zoo in washington. good morning. are they still feeding the animals? >> good morning, michellebut only workers are getting in here today. bad news for anyone hoping to see the animals. staff assure us they will continue to care and feed the 2700 creatures that live here but visitors can't get in until the shutdown is over. across the country, some national park have remained open but are operating with limited staff. as a result, visitors are leaving behind overflowing garbage bins that pose a threat to wildlife. in california at joshua tree national park, some local business owners are pitching in by restocking bathrooms and emptying trash bins. conservationists warn if the shutdown continues much longer, visitors could cause permanent damage to these natural resources, while the zoo and parks are closed, other departments are also affected. agriculture, justice, home wland security, housing and you are band develop, parts of the state department all closed but the pentagon and v.a. are operating close to normal. the longest shutdown ran 16 days in 2013. if talks fail to come

money is. all of them down apple is down a buck. amazon in the news for bay bezos down, alphabet down and michelle and scott martin elizabeth macdonaldnd ashley webster i want to start with amazon and bezos divorce his wife if she end up with half of his share ownership. she would have 8% -- a lot. what impact on the the economy? >> company. but i encourage investors to hold it before we away with conclusion we have no idea how everything will turn out we don't know how she's going to act been in amazon for a long too many so probably her best interest is to actually see things that are positive for amazon not negative for amazon. >> however, in a divorce sips of this kind an adultery is alleged on the part of jeff bezos common court response so you split everything. 50/50. so she would get 65 billion dollars worth of -- >> a lot of money in the stock she would be in a position to affect the running of the company. is that correct? >> would that hurt her own shares? right because jeff bezos is face of the company. and they could maybe go to the lawyer to restructure the voting rights of the shares. >> sure can. right okay so -- that'

money to the red cross. very well. [ applause ] that's a good cause. >> i can't argue with that. >> so we know the winner is, but we want to congratulate all of our debaters. michele, we certainly want to congratulate michele and sasha and jim and helen because they've given it their all. we've had a great debate. you've been a great audience. we had wonderful questions from all of you and we appreciate that. on behalf of podius and george washington university, thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] now in its 24th day, the longest in u.s. history. watch our continuing coverage of the negotiations as well as the house and senate on the c-span networks. texas sent nine new members to congress in the 2018 election including four democrats. colin allred represents the state's 32nd district, a former linebacker for the tennessee tie sans, left the nfl for law school and worked as an attorney in the obama administration's department of housing and urban development and then later in private practice. voters in the 16th district elected veronica escobar. she previously has been elected el paso county commissioner and judge. earlier in her career she taught en

michelle obama's endorsement who has really high ratings right now. democrats in 2020 are not interested in hillary clinton's name but rather the political machine. pete: the money some of the democrats who met with her. elizabeth warren, cory booker, colorado governor john hickenlooper, the l.a. mayor has met with hillary clinton. so you are saying hey, they know her brand is tarnished. they can't run as her. but they want access to power that she has. >> absolutely. and i would add to this that any talk of hillary clinton endorsements is likely an attempt by hillary clinton and the machine behind her to also keep her and her name relevant. we know she is still on the speaking tour. bringing in thousands of dollars. and so i think it is an attempt by clinton supporters to keep her very relevant to the conversation. she doesn't want to go away. pete: no, she doesn't. a statement from her spokesman, his name is rick merrill a clinton spokesman i won't comment on private discussions she has had she is more than happy to talk with anyone considering a run about the challenges and great things that go with it and lessons what to watch for in this next cycle. aside f

money. there are now thousands of home—based agents like michelle, keen to get us to book months ahead.thing that is all around, and obviously wanting to look for some sunnier climes and something to look forward to. and that‘s what the latest figures show, with bookings for the summer 5% higher in the crucialjanuary period, up so far. and maybe a brexit effect, non—eu destinations like turkey, tunisia and egypt, 19% ahead of last year. 38% of people are spending the same on their holidays this year and 27% will spend more, in spite of financial pressures and worries about leaving the eu. i think if anything, people are just so tired of brexit. there used to the fact the pound is worth less. what they're not prepared to give up at any cost is their main holiday of the year and they're prepared to invest in it. hello, michelle, personal travel agent? the more early bookers the better for michelle, working from her kitchen. some holiday—makers will still bide their time and hold out for a bargain later on. flights were grounded at newark international airport in the us state of newjersey