michelle obama is here. cleto, i do want to say, mrs. [ cheers and applause ] and you mentioned in the book that the first album you ever got, your dad bought you, was stevie wonder. stevie! yes. yes. well, my grandfather, south side. oh, your grandfather. yeah. oh, south side, or was it east side? he was -- it was west side. west side. this was -- me and my brother distinguished between my maternal grandfather and my paternal grandfather. one lived on the south side and one lived on the west side, and he was west side until he moved to the south side and became south side. you can read all about it in my book. [ laughter ] if you -- if you -- if you wanted to get someone in your husband's administration fired, how would you -- [ laughter ] how would you do that? why -- why do you ask? [ laughs ] just curious. just wondering if there's somebody that rubbed you the wrong way, would you send them a letter? we had wonderful people in our administration. and you never had a situation like that. not once. not even once. i don't believe that f

michelle obama is a global celebrity brand. >> from queen michelle to burger king.ot giant has a meatless whopper. it's called the impossible whopper. the patties are made by impossible foods of soy protein. coconut oil and it allows it to bleed. customers came they can't tell the difference. >> this is made of [bleep] beef. >> we swear it's not beef. >> that's impossible. it tastes just like a whopper should taste. >> if you want a whopper why would you get a soy one? >> laura: i got sick when you said to make it bleed. >> you squeeze it and red comes out. >> laura: i don't like jeanetg c genetically modified anything. >> it's a dollar more and it has more saturated fat and sodium than beef. 10 times more! there is a reason chick-fil-a is america's favorite fast food chain. i don't know if you saw this rescue of several beached whales in florida. the coastguard and locals pulled this off. it was a political rescue in the media that was even more daring this week. >> looking at biden tonight he had a strong performance tonight. he showed something he didn't show las

i'm wondering if that's why we are getting this michelle obama talk. >> possibly. i guess i don't necessarily take it is trump being worried about joe biden and more of the fact that's the conversation he wants to have and the more he talks about joe biden and keeps him in front of the media the better off he is. i think you love to have a conversation about the past versus the current and so that's kind of how i see it. >> neil: i wish we had more tired but you have your firm positions. trying to play the middle-of-the-road, i commend you. how is this for hope and change? one of the president's longtime backers hopes that the grand old party makes a change at the top of the ticket. so you only payr what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and let me tell you something, rodeo... i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over

you met michelle obama. who's next on your list you wanna meet?-to mus >> icon by jaden. yeah. >> favorite meal after a big match. >> pasta or a burger. yeah. sometimes -- it's easy to forget that coco is still just 15. but as the us open looms just around the corner, all eyes will around the corner, all eyes will be on the young athlete to see what she accomplishes next. >> so what are your dreams? and what are you doing to focus on the small things to get there? >> for me, my-- well, my tennis dream, i guess, is to be the greatest of all time. but-- my dad always told me that ever since i was a little girl that one day i will change the world with my racket. so i hope that one day i can do that. and i'm already thinking of ideas on how i can. >> our thanks to robin. next, el paso strong -- the community giving back to one man who lost so much. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain or breaking new ground? this is the timeg

let's say, if michelle obama decides to get in the race, i will donate a month salary to your favoriteharity. how about that? because i think -- >> tucker: my favorite charity will be the stop michelle obama the from becoming president charity. >> i just think, she doesn't even like politics for they have a great life. she doesn't want to run. in fact, she might not even be able to run. if barack obama is going to be too moderate for this new crowd, then i don't know if even michelle obama would have a chance. but she's not going to run. do you think she's going to run? >> tucker: i don't hear but i do think that this field is weak and i've never seen a group in a primary taint themselves into boxes fax to the in them. >> i agree. if you have 25 people and out of those 25 you can't find anybody, and you really think the former first lady of the nine states is going to come in and save you coming of a much bigger problem on your hands and trying to win 2020. you have a bigger problem going into 2024 and 2028. you are looking at me so skeptical. >> tucker: no, i'm not. i'm processing. da

francisca: se hizo famosa por sus originales creaciones y por vestir a michelle obama en el dÍa de laichelle obama muy cÓmoda. isabel toledo quedo como una de las mujeres mÁs importantes. ademÁs, ese apoyo de la moda latina por parte de michelle obama. fue algo ejemplar. de ahÍ fue parte de toda su carrera haberlo hecho dunte muchos aÑos. eso puso a isabel en el mundo. cuando todo el mundo lo estÁ recordando, lo primero que sale a la mente es esa gran contribuciÓn, pero isabel trabajÓ en moda el mÁs de 35 aÑos. dejando un legado maravilloso y con esa uniÓn tan especial que hizo con su pareja rubÉn toledo. francisca: de eso querÍamos hablar. cÓmo fueron los orÍgenes de el mundo de la moda y hacÍa sus diseÑos Únicos. >>bueno, isabel trabajÓ en mÁs de 35 aÑos en el mundo de la moda. estuvo estudiando en distintos lugares. fue diseÑadora para la casa de anne clay. tuvo una breve experiencia con ella, pero siempre trato de presentar su estilo. ser una diseÑadora independiente. realizÓ varios desfiles de moda. luego, se dedicÓ a hacer muestras un poco mÁs artÍsticas en distintos museos. lo

y de esa dama a otra dama, la primera dama michelle obama que inaugurÓ esta semana el complejo deportivoampamento una actividad en la que surfistas profesionales comparten con niÑos con autismo para vivir momentos sobre las tablas, el evento fue gratuito y 200 familias se beneficiaron de la terapÉutica actividad. en la costa oeste del paÍs, hermosa visual para cerrar el palco deportivo, estamos a las seis de la tarde con mÁs informaciÓn del mundo de los deportes. >> elementos de la patrulla fronteriza disparan balas de gas contra mexicanos que se divirtÍan en el rio bravo, le presentaremos las imÁgenes. >> aumentan la seguridad y tambiÉn el nÚmero de consejeros en el distrito escolar a las seis le diremos por quÉ. >> mÉxico busca la extradiciÓn del sospechoso de la masacre de el paso texas, sepa quÉ dijo el presidente lÓpez obrador. >> y recuerde que puede seguirnos en redes sociales, en facebook, instagram y twitter en las direcciones en pantalla, con esto regresamos en solo dos minutos. >> aquÍ en su "noticiero telemundo" 48 a las 5:30. . >> este es su "noticiero telemundo" 48 a las 5:

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michelle running. so she would secede barack obama. so she's very admired.most admired woman in america. the fact is, yes, she could beat donald trump. we have other candidates that have the ability to beat donald trump as well. kamala harris can beat donald trump, joe biden can beat donald trump, elizabeth warren. some polls suggest that. so we really want to focus on whittling the field down and getting past this huge primary. this is what happens when you have so many candidates. they're all taking shots at the ones leading and it sorts of drag down their popularity. recent polling has shown that the morning consult poll shows there's not much in a difference in the last two debates. looks like joe biden still has his lead despite not really knocking it out of the park. >> neil: lauren, if i'm donald trump, i'm probably loving this, right? i have a good economy. bumpy concerns about trades. good markets. all and all, the kind of stuff that shows i've got, you know, unprecedented republican support. very loyal base. i have a lot of independents that might

michelle obama has taken her place. people do like michelle obama. her book was wildly successful. she emerged from the white house years with average of about 66% approval rating. barbara bush had 81%. so it is not unusual for the first lady to do pretty well. but, i think what this really says is, people are looking at this raft of candidates and they can't find someone who doesn't have a glaring flaw. that is a real problem. joe biden, honestly think if he is the nominee, will be another bob dole run. it was his turn but turns out really nobody is really excited about bob dole. neil: he has made, look, we all make mistakes. >> his gaffs are horrendous though. neil: they are constant. maybe because we are aware there is a gaffe we're more tuned to the next one, that is all people are focusing on, which is why a lot of democratic money guys are saying that this is a problem? >> i think they see it over and over again. it isn't just the gaffs but whole demeanor during the debates where he is so reticent. he was so worried i think at the would tumble over his words and not get it re

all right, re-manned -- prominent and new series, but who have they cast as michelle obama? t is good casting. the academy award winner viola davis who will play mrs. obama. she's around the right age and the acting chops for it. with makeup she might look like michelle obama. look there is a tendency to clam up certain political figures. michelle in a biopic a few years ago, she looks nothing like michelle. felicity jones, ruth bader ginsburg and who might play some of the other first ladies in the show time series? who might hollywood cast say rosalyn carter? >> laura: probably casting come i don't know. someone like -- julianne moore? >> probably. dead ringers. how about hillary clinton? who should play hillary? >> laura: if you are a liberal casting this, someone who looks nothing like her like -- >> that is perfect. >> laura: absolutely perfect. >> once they turn to the first lady like laura bush, who might they cast in the showtime series? >> laura: welcome a reading advocate. she's well-liked, a very nice person. >> start at the national book festival. >> laura: start

michelle obama. >> an interview with amtrak magazine obama says -- michelle obama says there is 0 chancehat she will run. >> north korea launching another round of missiles overnight. the third testing just eight days. what does it mean for denuclearization attacks? rob: country music star justin more rocking fox square for the summer concert series. ♪ look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> these are short range missiles. we never discussed that. what we talk about his nuclear. those are short range missiles and a lot of other countries. rob: donald from downplaying the threat from north korea but the regime just launched a third round of test missiles in just over a week. what does this mean for continuing denuclearization negotiations, joining is the author of double crossfire deputy commanding general of us forces in afghanistan, general

maria: so you think michelle obama, hillary clinton or michael bloomberg can still come into this race? >> oh, i think there's going to be ample opportunity to come into this race later in november , december, even when the primary starts. maybe a candidate can't win the primary season but they can take it into convention. look, the democrats are going to be very focused on one thing. this is why tom styre jumped in so late two weeks ago. the democrats are focused on defeating donald trump. they realize unlike the republican establishment, he's a historic figure and a transformative president. they want to just like in 2018 they are totally focused like on the house of representatives, they are focused on defeating trump. that's where they want to go and i've got to tell you, in the primary season, i think there's a number of potential democratic candidates still out there that could join this race. maria: i want to take a look at the policies as well. there's a pretty good op-ed in the journal this weekend, zero downtime the vampire slayer she wants to take a knife to private equity a

maintaining her professional career at the community college she worked tirelessly often alongside michelle obama and the president and vice president to advance the obama policy o agenda to protect and strengthen the democratic and civic values but a few times a week she will be the premises to cross the river to virginia where her students knew her as doctor be completely unaware of her parallel existence at 1600 pennsylvania that she could operate so brilliantly and gracefully into distinct worlds at the same time is a testament to the woman and human being that she is. as she recounts in her memoir it is not as a fairytale but through triumph and heartbreaking grief to find her true love and life partner a dashing senator from delaware and her unwavering devotion to family and country the title of the book where the light enters is a phrase etched in your mind as you follow through the pages of her life journey we want to hear about her and her life please join me to welcome doctor jill biden. >> thank you very much. thank you. very emotional. good evening and thank you for joining me for thi

cheering and applause] from her office in the white house she worked tirelessly often alongside michelle obama and often alongside president obama and vice president biden to advance the obama policy agenda and also to protect and strengthen our democratic and civic values. a few times a week she left the premises to cross the river to virginia where some of her students knew her only as doctor b, completely unaware of her parallel existence at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and that she could operate so brilliantly and so gracefully into distinct worlds at the same time is a testament to the woman and human being that she is. doctor biden's life story as she recounts in her touching and thoughtful memoir has not been a fairytale throughout much as she hoped it would be as a child growing up in willow grove, pennsylvania but it was from living through ups and downs excesses and failures triumphs and heartbreaking grief that she was able to find her true love and life partner a dashing young senator from delaware named joe biden and her sense of purpose as an independent professional woman and as a t

, it is obama, michelle obama. everyone watching knows she is a beloved american, she would go in there and beat him, beat him in the debate, he would not be able to bully her or nickname her. kennedy: god, if i saw him in the subway rattling -- i would call child services. he looks sickly. high is onhe one of few lefties6 that predicted that president trump would defeat hillary clinton, is he right. party panel is back. welcome back. >> mm-hmm. kennedy: michelle obama, if i were a democrat, i would love that idea. has name recognition, well branded and reach across gender and socioeconomic lines, people have respect for her. >> it is not horrible to get someone from democratic party that is actually reasonable and has something to say other than trump hating. we saw democratic debates, i was saying free public education, free healthcare, and only law enforcement can have guns, that is democrat definition of ut utopia, only place that exists is prison. they need someone reasonable. >> i would argue that i don't thi

mccull lazy recount of the early settlers of the northwest attorney and the former first lady michelle obama's becoming and then lisa tadea examines female sexuality in three women and wrapping up the look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to "the los angeles times" is mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> now on booktv we want to introduce to author joel salatin, the book "your successful farm business," you don't write books for a living but a you have written self. >> guest: yes, 12. but i mainly farm for a living. >> host: what have your books been about. >> guest: both how to beef production, chicken production, you can farm, and then some broader cultural things, like offering i want to do is illegal, and folks this ain't normal, but our abnormality in our modern day. nothing like the historical normalcy. we're in an an an abhorrent. and then the sheer ecstasy of being a lunatic farmer and that describes the difference in our farming compared so the average. >> tell us about your farm. >> guest: we're in virginia, shenand

destacada diseÑadora de modas cubano americana la recuerdan por diseÑar este vestido que diseÑo para michelle obamadra arce. gloria: buenos dÍas a todos, listas para informarte, entre tenerte y los mejore consejo para tu bienestar y el de tu familia. alejandra: hoy en nuestro segmento aprende conmigo, bÁrbara muestra caracterÍsticas de la ciudad que la vio nacer en bolivia. gloria: advierte sobre una nueva estafa. se trata de cÓmo protegerte y te diremos de quÉ se trata.

su nombre santo a las mama en el 2009 porter la diseÑadora del traje que luciÓ michelle obama en la primerade todo el mundo se conecta con este dÍa y quÉ orgullo poder pensar que yo de ti ese momento. aylen: desde entonces salma hayek, madonna ivanka trump han porque lo mÍo es crear belleza, dar de mÍ y tratar de poner en el despido amor. -- en el vestido amor. aylen: descansa en paz isabel toledo. borja: muchas gracias por tu reporte. una mujer que decÍa que no querÍa que se la llamara diseÑadora sino costurera. tienen que ser momentos muy complicados. carolina: este tipo de cosas nos deja a las mujeres bastante al armadas. quÉ descanse en paz. miren bien este vÍdeo captado por una residente en madrid. parecen rÍos desbordados pero son calles de la capital espaÑola. torrenciales aguaceros han causado inundaciones rey. en lÁ agua avanza las principales avenidas arrastrando autos y muebles en la corriente. las lluvias han obligado el cierre de varias carreteras. mucha gente las compara con lo que se verÍa en venecia. borja: esta es una localidad que estÁ a 15-20 minutos del centro de madrid.

. >> (idioma inglés)u >> comitéá como lo escucha usted la ex primera dama michelle obama tendrá una serieulados ahora el espacio se dice si le cuento su celular y reloj le podría ayudar anuncia le to nos puede seguir en nuestras redes sociales en las direcciones que ve en pantalla y también puede descargar nuestra aplicación gratis para iphone narradora: ahora que volvemos a la escuela, recuerdan... ever: la gran enseñanza nunca se olvida. roxana: la razón que yo soy maestra es para crear escuelas a las que nuestros estudiantes quieran asistir y para ser un buen ejemplo para mis estudiantes que son de la misma comunidad de la que yo soy. ever: estamos formando el futuro de nuestros estudiantes. roxana: cada estudiante tiene el derecho a una buena educación, sin importar donde vivas. ever: somos cta. narradora: porque sabemos que las buenas escuelas públicas mejoran a california para todos. >> (♪ música ) >> son las 12:22 el gobernador de california ofreció 1 plan de 15 millones de dólares para agencias que enfrentan a personas por su desalojos >> el plan va ahora a la legislatura estatal

michelle obama and barack obama went to see this film on theirfirst date.y forged their political sensibilities and their colour and got all the way to the white house and this film literally did change the world. it's by spike lee and of course it is set over one boiling hot night in new york in front of sal's pizzeria where mookey the delivery boy, played by spike lee gets involved and it boils up to a race riot which is the main thing but really it is about the visuals of spike lee. but it's beautiful to look at as well, it evokes and i watched it recently because we had our own heatwave here — and you can feel the heat of brooklyn almost coming off off the screen and the fabulous bright colours. it is terrific. the dialogue and the soundtrack is amazing. fight the power by public enemy, an all—time hip—hop track which is a powerful start, and rosie perez dancing to it. one of my favourite films of all time and one of the best films ever made, and spike lee is still doing this, if you watch netflix, he has two seasons of she's gotta have it on there whic

su fama saltÓ a la vista de todos cuando la ex primera dama michelle obama, la eligiÓ para que le hagas. " realmente amo la tÉcnica de coser, mÁs que cualquier otra cosa". c arolina: se investiga como un presunto crimen tras gÉnero en los angeles california. --un bar dicen que habÍan sido asaltadas fÍsica y verbalmente por dos clientes. alegan que en lugar de protegerlas, los empleados las habÍan sacado a la fuerza. yendo a la comunidad-- >> fÍjate porque cambiamos de tema. esta historia es motivadora. un deportista extremo se ha convertido en el primer humano que atraviesa el ocÉano pacÍficoen una tabla con remos. se llama antonio de la rosa, es de origen espaÑol y tiene 50 aÑos. de san francisco el 4 de junio y llego el 24 de agosto hawai. perdiÓ 10libras de peso, y le costÓ 100.000 $, pero nunca renunciÓ a este sueÑo. carolina: una historia increÍble. ¿quÉ mejor que escucharlo de antonio que estÁ aquÍ en este momento ambiguo desde hawai? felicidades. ¿como surge la idea? ¿y cÓmo es estar en pleno mar? wow. antonio: bueno, la idea surgiÓ hace dos aÑos. cada aÑohago una y hace dos aÑo

>>former president barack obama is sharing the song see and former first lady michelle obama have beenng to this summer obama posted the list 44 songs on social media over the weekend 44 of course and not to his status as the country's 44th, president the list features a mix of genres both old and new among the artists who made the list drake korea on a lizzo stevie wonder frank sinatra the rolling stones and the black keys and yes, the hit of the summer made the cut. we'll knives axes old town road featuring billy ray cyrus so they've been having fun. most kids can lead to open presents on their birthday right. but not liam hansen he's not most kids the little guy just turned 6. but he didn't want to party. he didn't one presence he wanted to raise money for his favorite animal. the bald eagle. that's because his best friend is a bald eagle dates so little stuffed animal right there little guy raise $434 for the national eagle center. it was then matched thanks to a grant. and pumpkin lovers rejoice, yes, it is that time of year again starting tomorrow starbucks is bringing back their

former first lady michelle obama.he's been there. >> when my dad dropped me off at college, i remember feeling overwhelmed. i have a feeling that some of you might know what i'm talking about. you're not the only ones. that's why i'm so glad my reach higher initiative teamed up with youtube originals and now this to create a crash course on how to succeed in the months ahead. >> where were you when i was in college? the former first lady's new series will help with financial aid yes, sirquestions, meanntor living alone survival skills. >>> new today we're hearing two different parenting philosophies as it relates to technology. >> as if raising kids wasn't hard enough, parents in 2019 are tasked with whether to embrace or exclude technology in their kids every day lives. jake ward met two parents in california with different approaches. this morning on "today" we'll look at the pros and cons of each method. >> our approach has been to teach them responsibility instead of limit access. >> rather than saying, okay, blan

goodall: if we take the gender component out of it, i think about first lady michelle obama, her appearance, i don't even know where to begin, but i will say that for whatever reason, this white ideal of beauty -- we will take it to jackie o. she was the base for unity, -- beauty class, and grace. people went back to her is that -- as that icon of first lady beauty, and that is the person that ultimately ended up comparing michelle obama to so many times, and no matter what she did, if she dressed in a style that was seen to be quite -- white facing she was criticized for trying to hard. hard.ing to hard -- too if she dressed or presented herself in a way that felt authentic to her, she was criticized for that. and it brings together that race and gender component, and you see that play out throughout this particular article, so i think that takes us to this question at the bottom, so as women are actively trying to liberate themselves, they are still being told that the way they look must appeal to authority figures, particularly men, especially in the 1960's they are still the authority f

>> dagen: there is this "oh, michelle obama, please run." would like her to run briefly so she can be on the debate stage, and she side-eyes and rolls her eyes at all the lunacy. because her husband's right of center. >> charles: i just want to come up before we leave, mention the deportation thing, too. you can't villain -ize president trump, when it was arguably worse. especially if you want to decriminalize illegal entry in this country. the two fox news alert, and nypd administrative judge, just last hour, recommending the new york city police officer at the center of eric garner's controversial 2014 choke hold death should be fired from that apartment. officer daniel pantaleo was seen in cell phone footage from the incident, appearing to put garner in a buy banned choke hold as eric garner said "i can't breathe." david lee miller's life from new york city. >> dagen, new york was holding its breath waiting for this recommendation. it's important to say it's only a recommendation from this administrative law judge. the actual decision is

click, call or visit a store today. >>> overnight, former president barack obama and first lady michelle obamas the first film from the obamas' production company, higher ground. it takes viewers inside a chinese glass company's new factory in dayton, ohio, where chinese and american employees work side-by-side. in this clip, the obamas talk to the filmmakers about why they connected with the story. >> those first scenes of the folks on the floor in their uniforms. that was my background. that was my father. that was reflected in this film. >> we have a sacred story. a story that gives us meaning and purpose and how we organize our lives. if you know someone, if you talk to them face-to-face, you can forge a connection, you may not agree with them on everything. there's common ground and you can move forward together. >> and higher ground is both of us. our platform is going to look a little like everything. >> we want people to be able to get outside of themselves and experience and understand the lives of somebody else. that's what a good story does. it helps all of us feel some sort of soli

that icon of first lady beauty and that is the person that they ultimately ended up comparing michelle obama to so many times. did, if sheat she dressed in a style that was seen to the white facing, she was criticized for that. dressed or presented herself in a way that felt authentic to her, she was criticized for that. race and together that that gender component and i think you see that layout throughout this particular article. i think that actually takes us to this question at the bottom. as women are actively trying to , they arehemselves still being told that the way they look must appeal to authority figures, particularly still the men are authority figures. do you think that the men, white or black, impacted the ways in c chose ton at snc present themselves, and to you think that men today still call the shots as far as professional appearances? >> i completely agree that the men did impact the way women dressed and the ways they presented themselves because they were the ones that said you should dress a certain way. today, theey think first thing i think of is the army. color, wom

michelle obama. [ cheers and applause ] is admired greatly. she finished number one, followed by oprah. you have to be happy with any result that ends with "followed by oprah." [ laughter ] and the tenth most admired woman in the world is taylor swift. although keep in mind this survey was conducted before they released the trailer for "cats" last week. [ laughter ] the top three most admired men in the survey are bill gates, barack obama, and jackie chan. and if that's not a great crew for a heist, i don't know what is. [ cheers and applause ] president donald trump finished 14th on the list, just ahead of pope francis. the pope is looking at himself in the mirror adjusting his hat right now going, "what the -- how did that happen?" [ laughter ] this might boost the president's admirability factor. overt weekend he involved himself in a high-profile legal battle with authorities in sweden. trump is using his clout to try to secure the release of asap rocky, the rapper, who was arrested after a street fight. not a joke. in stockholm a few week

michelle obama? steve: oprah, michelle obama.ot of people like her. steve: there you go. joe did not elaborate on that. he also said he was open to picking latino for vice president. ainsley: i also gathered he said he was reminding everyone a president can't do it by himself like president obama really needed me. aside, i did a lot of work too. steve: legacy thing going on. brian: up double digits in the polls. seems like democrats are settling on him as we close out the summer. steve: so what do you think about the former vice president's comments as you can see, email us at friends@foxnews.com. and, of course, we are always on facebook. they never turn that thing off. just saying it. never goes off. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: good morning, everyone of the starting with a number of stories the gilroy garlic festival shooting now being investigated as domestic terrorism. the gunman was exploring competing violent ideologies, he also had a list of targets including government and religious buildings and both

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he suggested michelle obama. can promise you that she's not running for president. >> this is the process, is to figure out who that person is. >> was that person on the stage either of these two nights? >> we may be getting more questions than answers. i guess i'm with the conventional wisdom that biden did okay. but to the point that michael moore is making, i don't think he answered very specific questions about whether he can far with trump. you look at some of the reactions from the democratic operative class and it's a bubble, of course, but a lot of the questions are is he on his feet enough, did he look old. those are aesthetics. maybe that doesn't matter. but to michael moore's point, does the candidate have the energy to do so. this is a process. obviously we'll see how it plays out. but i think we are sitting here with more questions than answers. >> i think 2016 is reinstructive for the democratic people in that the republicans tried all sorts of tactics, including rubio who wanted to be like trump an

. >> but surely, it would recognize me, michelle obama [ laughter and applause >> seth: you are not michellere right. i'm serena williams. [ laughter ] >> seth: u.s. women's soccer star megan rapinoe announced today that she will be writing a memoir >> said lesbians, "will there be pictures?" [ laughter ] [ audience oohs >> seth: focus features has released a trailer for the new movie "harriet" about harriet tubman >> it tells the unlikely story of a black lady who, against all odds, was the main character in a movie. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs [ cheers and applause >> seth: hey, amber. amber, who's playing harriet tubman >> me, angela bassett. [ laughter and applause >> seth: mayor pete buttigieg said recently that he is almost certain that america has already had gay presidents >> i mean, you guys, abraham lincoln died at the theater. [ laughter ] >> seth: how are you so sure lincoln was gay? >> because he had a beard. her name was mary todd [ laughter and applause [ audience oohs >> seth: a british woman allegedly stabbed her boyfriend after he tried to stop her from packing so many clo

coming from first lady michelle obama. take a look. >> when my dad feel you might know what i'm talking about. you're not the only one. that is why i'm so glad that my reach higher initiative has teamed up with youtube originals and now to create a crash course on how to succeed in the months ahead. they're going to teach you -- >> such an exciting time but yet such a learning curve. the former first lady new youtube series with -- will help with questions of financial aid and mentorship and living alone and survival and maybe laundry skills. watch the series on september 4th on youtube. >>> so grumpy cat from last year and this year is all about coconut rice bear. >> apparently a lot of people know about coconut rice bear. and a 4-year-old simoyan, the chronicle insists he is the real deal and has 400,000 instagram followers an the list is growing. his owner said it is turning into cold, hard cash. a series of sponsored posts since the start of the year has brought in thousands of dollars. >> but he's not the only doggy i

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his name was chosen over contenders like barack obama and michelle obama. tomorrow morning at 4:30, we will be talking back to school. >>> tonight, an electric scooter start-up is catching a little heat. the la times reports that scoot does not allow riders to drop their scooters off in two of san francisco's poorest neighborhoods. chinatown and the tenderloin. but when they got a permit from the city, they pledged to serve all of san francisco. all of it. we reached out to scoot for a comment but have yet to hear back. >>> amazon is trying to polish up its reputation as a sometimes grueling place to work with an online army of warehouse ambassadors. the new york times reports the ambassadors step in on twitter when ever anyone discusses difficult working conditions or says anything unflattering. they reply with tweets saying they love their jobs, are treated well, and hate unions. they say ambassadors share facts based on personal experience. >>> tonight, bart wants to slap a multimillion dollars fine on its contractor for taking too d rkelaraza.illi novat

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he is pushing michelle, michelle obama. he said michelle obama on a book tour, and you've been through book tours, 15,000 people show up to see her. she is 70%. politicians don't get 70%. she is incredibly positive as a personality, and she's tough on issues. she knows history. she is not particularly happy about american history going back. but boy is she popular. can she jump in this race at this point? your thoughts. is that reasonable, what michael moore said last night? >> well, i have no idea. i do know that you and i are on our best day have not exactly gotten 15,000 people at a single book event. maybe close here and there. she is a remarkable cultural and political figure. when she came to nashville here on her book tour, people were coming down the steps of the reimann auditorium after shaking her hand, weeping. it's like they were lords. and i think that's part of what moore might be getting to. people are looking for a miracle in this, because they see trump as such a disease. they see him as something that has

. >>> former first lady michelle obama will offer college advice as part of a youtube series.or viewing in september. >>> well, she was a beloved american novelist whose pros touched the hearts of generations and today we mourn the loss of author toni morrison the noble laureate was a literary titan whose powerful novels encapsulated the african-american experience in this country tributes have been pouring in. former president barack obama called her a national treasure nbc's rehema ellis takes a look at her life and legacy >> reporter: from the start, tony morrison was exceptional. she remembers being the only black child in the first grade and the only one who could read. she went on to write classics illuminating the black experience, including "song of solomon. >> we not only survived, we produced something so valuable, so irreplaceable, and that's what's worth celebrating. >> reporter: born chloe waufrd in 1941 in ohio, she studied english at howard university where she picked up the nickname toni a divorced single mother she wrote her first novel into 1970 after work wh