. >> reporter: michelle paine has become the first female jockey to win australia's most prestigiouse. ♪ french president is intensifying efforts to find global support for a comprehensive climate deal ahead of a major summit in france and on his second day in chew they and had talks with his china counterpart on monday and it's a key participant with the conference set to begin later this month and hope that a binding deal to slow the rising global temperatures will be reached at the summit and china was the world's largest carbon e mitter and successful to an agreement and rob mcbride is live from beijing and rob tell us more about this meeting, it's being rahailed as a success. >> that's right he was a 21 point declaration from the two leaders which sets up china and france as being partners in the fight against climate change and it may be short on backs but certainly hit the right tone and gave the right message and he will go back to france ahead of the talks claiming he had a china on board which is the biggest producer of greenhouse gasses of carbon and also very important fo

michelle pain is first woman ever to ever win the race. australia's most famous and richest race. this year the prize money more than $6 million. >>> gene: couple of police officers in granbury got up close and personal with a goat last night. came out and grabbed the goat a short time later. >> sara: overweight dog flies first class. he hosted it on twitter and may seem a little silly but he actually scored a top-notch seat for good reason. his owner suffers from migraines and hank makes a special noise to warn her when they are coming on so she can take her medicine. >> it is like a bird. does this kind of sound. >> sara: people have been calling the dog hank the tank and she says it is not as fat as she looks in the picture but he sure is cute. >> gene: looks fat in the picture. good dog but big dog. 7:56. man uses a stolen id to start a new life in new hampshire. new at 8:00 other evidence that's piling up this morning in the case against him. >> shiri: 8:00 a.m. 42 sunshine and 60s on the map next. >> sara: haters going to sue, dear fellow citizen, i get that it' s hard to sa

. ♪ pain to the world >> reporter: from baltimore to ferguson. npr's micheleegend traveled to ferguson, missouri, where michael brown's mother recalls the day her unarmed son was shot dead by white police officer darren wilson, august 9th, 2014. >> every hour of the day he pops in my head where i can't think of anything else. >> reporter: more than a year later, a weathered pile of stuffed animals still marks the place where her son died. >> what strikes me standing here is how out in the open we are. there's a lot of people that are seeing what's happening. for them to see his body there for that long. i think that probably had a lot to do with the rage. >> exactly. exactly. >> why do you think it struck such a deep chord among so many people? >> it was just like a scab being pull observed a wound. it was a situation that you see happening over and over and over again. that upset so many people. >> reporter: a grand jury ultimately chose not to indict officer darren wilson for the shooting. we bring that conversation to charleston, south carolina. recording a

coming up, the short term pain that promises long-term gain. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. it's friday, november 6. i'm michelle griego. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, so far "friday light" there. it is friday, november 6. i'm michelle griego. >> keyword there, friday. >> friday. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is almost 5:00 on your friday. and the college student from santa clara who stabbed four people at uc-merced had written up plans. i was killed by police after the attack wednesday morning. kpix 5's keit do is in santa clara now with more on what we're learning about that attacker. kiet, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. the authorities say that the quiet young man who graduated here from wilcox high school in santa clara was nothing like the monster who went on that stabbing rampage. now, they conducted an autopsy and when they did, they found inside his pocket a manifesto along with zipties, duct tape and night vision scope inside a backpack. he had a list of people he wanted to harm and also had planned on tying them up and reading a scripted monologue aloud. he also wr

michelle obama. >> hi, my name is britney spears. kate moss? >> she gets serious opening up to vogue" about the private nude photos that leaked on the web saying it was all pain and no gain. but i don't dwelelon it unless someone brings it up. have you seen me naked? her inxerview diane will air on abc's "world news tonight" tonight. she is sad about the ending of the "hunger games" franchise and unsure about her future. >> i don't know if i'll ever get mamaied. i'm okay with t tt. i don't feel likiki need anything to complete me. i definitely want to be a mother. i don't know if i'll get married. >> she says she can't get a date. no one will ever ask her out. she said she is lonely every saturday night which sounds impossible. that's hard to believe. >> coming up, george clooney without amal jetting overseas. why he dropped in on the excited workers today. >> that is next. but first, "grey's anatomy" before the winter finale. i caught up with one of the actress it's microsoft lounge to >> god, you're sexy. >> you are worried? >> yes, i'm worried. >> no relationship goes smoothly. >> it's gone too smoothly. anything can happen. >> the 31-year-old british actr

pain never stops there. jackie deangeles at the nymex with the futures now crude. jackie. >> hi, michelle. that's right. we got inventory data last night. a big build setting us up for the department of energy report that we're going to get tomorrow. delayed for veterans day. in europe and overseas we are getting longs for crude oil. it now appears that saudi arabia and russia are in a price war in europe. >> if you are looking to find some sort of floor in oil, it's not going to happen any time soon. >> let me ask you this wrish always come to you on volatility. since the start of november, we've seen average moves for crude oil up 2% every single rsh how do you trade this volatility right now? >> well, certainly it's quite a move. it's less than it was a few months ago. that's one thing that is encouraging. a low of 2% seems like a lot. you have to step your bid and offers out here and especially as we're stair stepping lower and making lower highs, lower lows. you want to be cautious about when you step in to buy. like scott said, $40 a barrel in the near term target is very reasonable by the end of

pain medication has changed drastically since the approval of oxycontin. we will be having this conversation for years and years, and losing more lives. >> i'm michelle. conversation. the thank you, dr. hart, for your point of view. pose a question to everybody. my stance is that all drug .hould the legalized i think people should be able to use them recreationally. >> i think drug should be decriminalized. i think we need to implement something like a portugal model. i cannot think of any country in the world that has legalized all drugs. i'm a pragmatic person in that sense. i like to see what a model looks like before i understand how that could be implemented. i do think there is a lot that can be done on the public health front. i do not see what that could look like. i don't see how the regulation or education -- what does that mean. when people say, let's legalize all drugs. what does that mean? can i buy it in a 7-eleven, can vs, what does that mean? i will just say, that is a really complicated question. you need to operationalize what legalization means. i am a governor, not a federal guide, i deal with the tools i have. in effect, that is w

so twitter being one of the outreaches this morning, michelle, and rob, for people to be able to share their thoughts and you know, just the pain of it. you don't want to be alone so people want to get on the social networks and reach out to their friends and family and the connections they have in continue to watch twitter. our own handles can be found anywhere from twitter to facebook, instagram, and other social networks as well. we'll keep you up to speed on that. it's nice to see people sharing thoughts. the feeds that come in, if you want to search a hashtag, simply put it in the upper right hand corner and you'll be able to see what's happening. the new one, port overte, open door. that's another one trending this morning. >> open door. >> it's so funny, the social media world that we all live in, it's such a double or triple edged sword. number one, you know, people were inside that theater last night, the hostages tweeting what was going on. and then you see today, the outpouring of sympathy. and on the other end of the sword, social media is exactly what the terrorists are using to recruit the people to their world, t

i decided to take my pain and turn it into purpose and fay pai it forward. >> michelle agda. >> it ise gold mine of potential trapped inside them. >> thank you so much. thank you. this is a surprise to me. >> oh, i'm so excited. >> are you ready? >> yes, i'm very passionate about this so i'm ready. >> do you think you can win? >> i know i can win. >> yes, i do. >> we'll see you there. >> thank you, mika. >> oh, thank you. >> bye-bye. >> oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh, i have to call my husband. >> all of them will receive professional coaching from performance experts and will be styled out by michelle smith of millie, preparing them for their live pitch on stage in orlando on november 20th. >> we were just watching that and nicole started to tear up. talk about america, that is america right there. >> that's america and that's women. that's why what happens at these events is nothing short of magical. i've become friends with the women that i've met and i've become really close with some of the other presenters. it's going to sound goofy because people at home are going to thr