michelle. only one explanation for that. and so104 days after michelle le's disappearance, inspector fraser ritchie went to giselle esteban's house for a final visit. >> we showed up on that september morning, waited for her to come out of her house. i pulled up in front with two other investigators. we got out of the car. she looked at me very nonchalantly, dismissive. "what now?" you're under arrest. not -- for what? anything, it was just like a matter of fact, she was waiting for it. it wasn't -- there was no sign of guilt. there was no sign of remorse. there was nothing. she was just -- okay. >> reporter: and when the news was announced, michelle's family knew giselle, knew her as one of michelle's closest friends. and they were stunned. >> i never suspected her until we knew for sure. >> i didn't think it was her. when giselle was having problems, michelle had counseling sessions with her always because she felt giselle would always be her friend. that was her last text to giselle, no matter what you'll always be my friend. >>

well she was packing her clothes he began to hit her with very violent blows to the head this is michelle so she even lost consciousness . when she came to he kicked her over and over. if she screamed and called out he's killing me he's killing me. the neighbors called the police it took a while for them to arrive. tomorrow mesa losses were free and she was put on a morphine based medication and she could no longer attend university or go to work . this is a it got progressively worse over 8 months then she had a stroke after an operation and died just the still here what you know. if the person you knew but of course you're going to go got off free as if you've done nothing that would not be what half my heart has been torn out. you go crazy after all that your heart is broken you're left with not knowing why such things happen why humans are so cruel why there's no justice. where. people can really cook decent. you know what i want don't know where men murder women because they can because they know that the justice system will protect them but i guess i'll take it when they know they can

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michelle: so you get this call. conrad: my first impulse was it was "the daily mail."k the call and said hello and was going to say "is this a and the person in that very polite but somewhat authoritative voice said, "please hold for the president." inwo or three seconds he came on. i still thought it would be an impersonator, but he said things about material that had been sent to him by one of myounsel that i knew it had to be him. chelle: what do you say to people who think you were pardoned because you wrote veryi nices about the president? conrad: they will say what they will say. i don't really feel the need to respond to it, but since you ask me, i take the president and his word that his motive was not at. we have known each other a long time, and not that i have written supportively of him -- not uncritically, but supportively. his motive was that the white house counseand legal team concluded that it was something that should never have been charged and he was putting right an injustice. i take him at his rd that that was his motive. he said toe, "there is go

back with me, cnn's michelle kosinski. sosident, when asked from a reporter is the u.s. going to war with iran, and this is what he said. >> mr. president, are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> he said, i hope not. now this tweet. what's going on? >> well, he's been emphasizing that he wants to talk to iran. iran so far has not taken him up on that, but we have seen this back and forth, especially in the tweets over the weekend with first president trump saying that -- you know, well, he blamed the press for there being conflicting stories or conflicting information, so he said iran was confused. iran's foreign minister fired back that, no, the "b" team, which is how he refers to trump's advisers, including national security adviser john bolton, they say one thing, trump says another. iran says it's the u.s. that doesn't know what to think. iran has been emphasizing there will be no war with the united states, that iran does not want war. they made a sort of snide remark over the weekend, too, that nobody is under

so are working people recognize that. the reason why they are working hard on to michelle is that the us will go in debt when they are being trained so that the the companies they spend a lot of money training these idols to become debut worthy and become product worthy basically one day at a time of their debut some of them may have been 24 by 7 years it's crazy like to go into this rigorous training regimes for 7 years without getting spotlight just to make the person go and and i know not and not everybody makes set no absolute horse people daughter has an intake it's almost like you're going to drama school you're going to pop idol score and you'll drills and your and you get into physical shape and you learn how to dance more of that but i've learned of it you might not even make it into a k. pop band. yes but that's that's a big factor even if you do make it and the chances of you succeeding is very very low and not only that but the the the cost that the company spent on cleaning you for the 7 years the arsole put that on you it's not free so actually you would have to work many many years without any pay paying aft

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>> yeah, michelle. so this is where one of those stolen cars crashed on parson's avenue in castro valley. you can see, the garage, practically destroyed. now, investigators still trying to piece together exactly what happened. but here is what we know so far. according to chp, right after midnight. a person reported they had just been carjacked in san leandro. officers quickly found that stolen car, tried to pull over the driver. but when the driver didn't a pursuit. they were soon joined by deputies from the alameda county sheriff's department. now, during the chase, the driver lost control of the car and crashed into the side of this house. on parson's avenue. officers say the driver got out of the car, ran away from the scene. then carjacked another person. and ran from officers once again. >>> for the pursuit portion of this. and looks like it attempted to ram into one of the patrol vehicles. >> the driver eventually crashed that second stolen car into a fence on grove street in castro valley a short t

imitation maybe the best form of flattery thank you so much to danny to michelle and also to pour as well for your take and helping us more cars. k. pop in temple copal al the crew welcome i will see you online until then thanks for watching. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that colonize ation of the americas has assaulted for centuries to amateur astronomers embark on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route through mexico's contemporary wreckage and its mystical past we'll find out glances on al-jazeera. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers canelo on their own identifying patterns and predicting human behavior artificial intelligence can monitor our movement. and decide on our future the big picture codes of the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine coming soon on al-jazeera every war makes a devastating impact on bars earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safegu

michelle, so many issues with the u.s. and russia at loggerheads, at opposite ends of the spectrum. what common ground does secretary pompeo, does the president believe they can find here? >> it is a very long list. ahead of these meetings neither side sounds hugely optimistic. the state department has put out all of the differences and here are some things that we can work on, whether it's syria or venezuela or north korea, but, yeah, there are areas of common ground, for example, the u.s. would like russia to help more in trying to pressure north korea, trying to convince north korea to change its tune and make sure that all sanctions are abided by, but, you know, i think top of the list is the u.s. would like to forge a new arms treaty with russia. after the u.s. said it wasn't going to be a part of the inf treaty anymore because russia keeps violating it, that's top of the agenda. forging a new neek clear treaty once the current one expires. really there hasn't been much work on that. those are some areas where there is absolutely discussion needed, but we hear from the kremlin

so michelle that we heard and it got come they're saying ok we failed to deliver but it's not just this vote is that are we seeing a continuation of this splintering of the political center of the middle in germany absolutely i mean it's a it's a for the fragmentation of the political landscape in germany but also in europe so one could say ok this is a europe wide trend of rival of the far right if tea party in the talk the parliament in twenty seventeen in this pasta.

so michelle a lot of tones of admiration there what is the image abroad especially in the u.s. well she's certainly seen as mrs europe she's seen as the europe strongest leader i mean she is the longest serving political leader in europe that's for sure and also time magazine put her on the cover as woman of the year just in the midst of what became known as the migration crisis here so she stands for a liberal worldview and that particular of course resonates with those students and she also had the odd steps against her i mean it was by no means a given that she would get any when they have political power in a west dominated for united germany and this is a very unique. course of history that actually brought her to the top but that she managed to weather so many crisis crises here in your particular financial crisis the issue with greece potentially leaving the eurozone basic keeping europe together is something that many abroad see as over arching european leadership at the same time here in germany there's a much more critical view of and with people of course knowing tha

michelle kosinski is with me and john kirby and a military and diplomatic analyst. and so michelle, let me begin with you here. russia and iran are strategic allies in syria, what is their response to all of this? >> well, we heard a lot of typical responses that we hear from russia. they emphasize serious sovereignty and that needs to be respected. they did open up and we've heard this before that discussions will continue on humanitarian issues, on returning refugees, pompeo said they both agree there needs to be a political process here. but we hear those kind of things a lot and there has been some cooperation between the u.s. and russia at times over syria on ceasefires but it has been very limited. and remember the conflict in syria has been going on since 2011. are we any closer to a real political process in syria? certainly doesn't look that way. >> michelle, thank you so much. and admiral, kirby, to listen to secretary pompeo calling this trip to russia quote/unquote good faith effort and president trump seeks to improve relations but i want to play this clip fro

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all right so michelle and we heard you there as that very quick key question about stability of germany's government and you were hinting at the fact that the social democrats at the coalition partner of the conservatives also saw pretty significant losses how much concern is there at the city you had quarter so night about the stability of the german government. this is out of concern but there's also the determination to continue this coalition that is really keeping the current government in place. but the big question is what will now happen within the social democrats if they have yet another political nervous breakdown as they've had so many times in the past and that would be very bad news for uncle or match or who's currently in her final term as german chancellor that could set off a chain reaction of political events that might cut that final term sure which is due to end in 2021 but still far from that the big question now is what the social democrats will stick with their current leadership will stick with and analysis at the top or whether they will start asking questions aga

of an evaluator will go to tampa now thank you so much scotty you know here's sarah month or so ago michelle graves i thank you for joining me in the gallery thanks for having me. and that is our show for you today and remember everyone in this world are not told but we all love them so i tell you all i love. tight rope and i'm tough a lot of people watching those hawks and have a great day and night everybody. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race in this on all sides be very dramatic developments only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. with. the world the chemical weapons watchdog is accused of ignoring and leaked an expert assessment. last year's chemical incident in dubai which contradicts the body final report. from the liberty group of french intelligence chiefs questioned the 3 journalists over legal security telling the use of french bathrooms in the yemeni compounds. and facebook takes down hundreds of a counseling to an israeli organization allegedly

michelle, thank you so much. some of the things you said resonated with me so strongly and i am so sorry for the loss of your husband to suicide. unfortunately, that is a tragedy and a crisis in our country. we have well over 40,000 people per year who are dying by suicide. the vast majority who have lived with mental health conditions. that is just not something we should accept. i'm so glad you brought up our nation's service members and veterans and their families. because those who are serving our country are not only entering service often at a time of mentalajority health conditions begin naturally in life, 75% of all lifetime mental health conditions occur by age 24. our military is young and are service members are very naturally getting mental health conditions as they are arriving. in addition, the very fact of service to our country should have great mental health conditions. when people undergo things in their life that they can't unseat, the impact is profound. we need to do more. we are losing too m

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the world cup heiler is live from bangkok where this conference will be happening so what is on the agenda scott. michel today so far what really has taken up the bulk of the agenda for the 2 day conference are workshops and a lot of what's being exchanged in these workshops are those leaders statelessness from 15 nations here in asia in the pacific to talk about best practices what has worked for them what they still need to work on and they're sharing this and also what they detail working with other countries and how that has really kind of pushed forward with the statements this issue so that is what they've been doing most of the parts most of the day here today what will happen in the coming hours today and then also on friday is that they'll gather those best practices and they'll take that with them to a larger meeting a bigger meeting high level meeting in october in geneva where the united nations will sponsor another state this is a conference and that's where this region will share now one thing that's very important about this region when it comes to stateless people that is more than half

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michelle d.c. welcome back and to my right my right hand man so to say welcome to the show. now let's start our coverage in at leverkusen where the host took on frankfurt a side that a cell in fourth place but failed to win and the game since the end of march the eagles have really started under the pressure of performing in the europa league during the week and back on home soil at the weekend with leverkusen seize their chance and blow the race for europe wide open. leverkusen wasted little time opening the scoring in their clash for europe against frankfurt. one nil from chi however it's after just two minutes. the hosts kept up the torrid pace with you me and grant finishing up a neat bit of team play to double their lead alive and minutes later i train for responded immediately but the only thing tired deflecting for the cost of just effort into the net to make it a game. that was until leverkusen opened the floodgates ten minutes later lucas a lhari zero knocked in for three one was charles of eighties powered past a listless frankfurt defense to make it four one was.

now our correspondent nation just well who is covering all of this for us from our delhi bureau so michelle just walk us through what is happening right now. the storm hit at eight am on the southern coast of the state of what a shot but it was predicted to doubting on the high wind speeds and danger the sea conditions for six hours those six hours are now over and the storm the cyclist's is has been downgraded since the morning now of course the breedings of cyclons depend on wind speeds and from extremely severe it has already come down to severe the storm is in the cycle it is moving into north northeast and the actions of from the state the southern part of the state of florida should it's moving towards the state a west bengal i'll bet it is expected to reach to morrow morning and then for proceed on to bangladesh however as it keeps traveling it will keep weakening but authorities are putting out warning saying that people should not become complacent just because the storm is weakening because winds are still expected to be above one hundred kilometers an hour and there has been dama

so to speak to a quadripolar one across europe so it's a new line along progressive versus nationalist policies in a way what do you think of that michelbecause a lot of us we've been talking a lot about the populist parties and how well they're going to do have they made a good showing here from the results that we've seen so far they've made i mean in germany they feel it's solid showing they've gained support in comparison to the past european elections but they've lost support in comparison to the 12.7 percent that they might get in general elections when they came as the new political kid on the block into the parliament what i find particularly interesting is that they came with this negative narrative against migration. being for a kind of a fortress europe being against something i think the interesting new lease of life into this political debate here to take you from the green party is that they also come with a positive kind of more yes we can message and that that actually resonates and that is now paying out with the votes is having said that you know a lot of young voters for whom. i mean 90 percent of people who are pro

so let's join michelle just throw in the delhi welcoming nation so modis already claimed victory and it looks like the celebration party is just getting started. that's absolutely right more the has cleaned the retreat of the prime minister has been given the mandate for another 5 year term now of course the results only about 30 percent in but the leaves look pretty reliable that the ruling party agenda thought parties not only one to win more seats on the own it's actually going to win more seats as part of the overall alliance as worth almost claiming 2 thirds of the house on the streets off delhi there were thousands of people who poured out dancing chanting playing the drums i'm celebrating the victory off in the interim all the he is seen as the i can that represents the party this week tree is expressed leaving actually rooted to the prime minister even during his speech he was continually interrupted by fans by supporters chanting more the more the all across delhi also we have seen all stars go up within the last few hours with images of the prime minister saying thank you w

so like kick things off and enter the gallery. joining me now in the gallery are scottie nell hughes of news who's hughes and the wonderful artie america correspondent sarah montecito and michelle green's time hey hey guys so i guess the 1st thing i need to ask is so what do you bring when you take a walk or go run nigger jogging or you know exist in a world outside of your home and what's great about this panel is that we're a wide variety of ages so i'm actually go to be younger because i think it's interesting having grown up in this kind of age as to what we use as our ways of weapons so i mean i grew up in new york city where there's definitely a lot of talk about you know dangerous neighborhoods and things like that you know the 1st time i was kept calling i was like way too young to even understand what was happening to me so there's definitely an element of danger on the streets i got to say though i've never owned a rape whistle what i have always you know had in mind was like oh you keep your phone on you like just make sure that like if something happens like your phone's already out and you. and immediately call your mom or the police or whatever so it's always been

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michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >>> so we're starting off the day with a few showers, breezy conditions. we of expecting sunshine. enjoy. it you can see spotty showers right over the embarcadero center. the trivalley, the altamont pass, a few showers pushing through.

. >> so good to be with you kenny and michelle. >> such an honor to have you here. thank you so much. you can see scott pelley tonight at the marines memorial theater in san francisco. also, next wednesday in santa rosa, he will be at the flamingo resort and spa. >>> 12:15 now, about 45 minutes before the closing bell as we check wall street. the dow is down just a bit. about 15 points. >>> some south bay students are chasing a million dollars prize. they are the youngest team in a contest to map the ocean floor. and some of them can't even drive. >> i'm like, this is crazy. >>> we'll show you their million dollars quest in our original report tonight on the new kpix5 news at 7:00. >>> a cool morning around the bay area with drizzle in some spots. this was the strew from roof cam in downtown san francisco. a similar scene at sfo earlier today, but conditions are changing. for that, let's go to mary. >> that's right. >>> strong on shore flow, that havethe clouds. also, cooler temperatures. so, a big difference compared to yesterday. here's a live look with the roof ca

. >> so, michelle, again, total contradiction. >> i find this troubling. that president trump flat out said, after speaking an hour to putin, that he's not looking at all to get involved in venezuela. it is just not clear what he meant by that. especially since the u.s. repeatedly -- other members of the administration repeatedly come out especially over the last few days to say that russia is propping up maduro, that this is a real risk down there, a threat and that it was putin himself that prevented maduro from leaving the country only days ago. i'm just confused as to what president trump was trying to convey there. it is a complete contradiction of what his own administration is saying and how is putin not involved in venezuela since he has been for so many years. >> doesn't it, bob, seem like, this is just another example of president trump believing vladimir putin over his own people? >> well, michelle is right. he's living in an alternate universe, that is what scares me. even somebody pompeo, a loyalist, understands what the russians are doing in

it's going to be a really interesting few days, and you laid it out beautifully, as always michelle, great to he sot time, come join us on set new jersey would welcome you back thank you very much. >>> we just laid out those global risks how do you invest around them? joining us now is larry mcdonald, editor of the bear traps report and a cnbc contributor, and, larry, first off, you just heard that conversation do you agree with michelle that right now probably in the near term iran is a bigger threat than china >> well, yeah. it's definitely like you said, she brilliantly said it's not priced in. especially, well, in many ways it is. in other words, it's not fully priced in. brent compared to the price of oil in brent compared to u.s. oil equities has been held up extremely well something is holding it up there, and it's been swirling around and not fully priced in china, at the end of the day, it all comes down to the u.s. needs a deal the president is looking at an election 18 months away. china is so levered and the economy has been seeping back towards recession, so both sides really have to d

basically at the same working level just over an hour ago ok what's interesting michelle is the lack of time to talk about so many issues just 45 minutes for the 2 of them where you are at the chancellery what do you make of the. yes well is the foreign minister meeting or chancellor we do understand that you know it wasn't that terribly well received that might pompei our councils his visit 3 weeks ago he was due to come and then discounts old notice all the press invitations were already out so that was really quite embarrassing for the german government but we did see a rather substantial exchange as we heard with the foreign minister and we're also the fault lines in this relationship became very apparent that they have very different approaches on iran that the americans are clearly unafraid of potentially escalating the situation through the implementation of sanctions that the germans and the europeans are taking a very different approach but also that there's an expectation on the american side for germany to potentially become more active in this talk of a kind of safe zone in northern syria for. th

so last summer michelle obama and i created an organization that is called "when we all vot" because en we all vote good things happen, and when we don't all vote not so good things happen. i am impressed with the work stacey is doing here, right? the fact there is voter suppression in our country, to me is anti-american. our democracy is about every vote, counting. will what are they so afraid of go out there and earn the confidence of people you want to vote for you. but, in addition to making sure they on it that we have provisions for everyone to vote who wants to vote, and making sure every ballot is counted we also need to have people who have opted out and look, i get it. you look at politic today, and it's like who wants to. we have got to vote. we have to participate in our democracy because if we don't, other people will. and then our voices, and our vision, and our families don't matter. so i'm very excited about that. and then i joined the faculty and the university of chicago law school, so i go hang out with smart kids, and i wake up every morning and do exactly what i w

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. we had so many questions this morning.ns on the weather front. with mary. >> that's right. storm after storm for us. today, a break in between storm systems. more rain to come for the weekend. and i'll time it all out for you on future cast in just a moment. but you can see our weather headlines, if you're getting ready for work and school. here's what you need to know. mostly cloudy skies. it's a dry start. cool and breezy, westerly winds about 10 to 15 miles per hour. as we head through the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. we're going to have clearing. mainly dry and mostly sunny. cool daytime highs, below average for this time of year. running about 5 to 9 degrees below average. but we'll have some sun. the rain returns as early as tomorrow morning. it's going to be a soggy day all day long for your saturday. we'll talk about what you can expect on sunday. in a few minutes. but along the coast, breezy, cool, mid-50s for the bay. upper 50s to low 60s for today for that microclimate forecast. and inland. in the mid- to uppe

michelle, thank you so much. >>> coming up, attorney general bill barr speaking out for the first time since robert mueller broke his silence. why he says mueller could have made a decision on whether the president obstructed justice. >>> plus, a crucial deadline in missouri. unless a judge intervenes by tonight, there will be no legal way to have an abortion in the state, and that would be a first for this nation. details on that ahead. welcome to seattle. where people are into coffee, tech, and retirement planning. the perfect retirement for me is doing the things that i want to do, not the things i have to do. unlike seattle, less than half of americans participate in their employer retirement plans. so what keeps people more engaged in their retirement? i want to have the ability to easily transact online, great selection of funds, great advice, everything in one place. helping people in their working years and beyond. that's financial wellness. talk to your employer or start a plan at prudential. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their available rooms into

so my name is michelle kinn. i'm an epidemiologist with the department of public health in the population health division. my presentation will focus primarily on the data collected as part of the assessment -- part of the chna. however, before i get into the data, i'm going to provide you a lick of background which was already partially covered. the chna identifies the health of san franciscans and the factors that influence health. we complete this assessment once every three years in collaboration of sfhip who you already heard from and informs the community health improvement plan. we also use this document to support our work internally and provide it to the community to use as well. data is collected through three means a. community health status assessment, which is traditional data analysis. a review of existing assessments which collects day the and viewpoints as well from other researchers, community groups and d.p.h. itself that put out a report so we can use lie that work and we also do direct communi

time for sport with ira michel thank you so much the trial raptors are into the eastern conference finals for just a 2nd time in franchise history a buzzer being effort from quite a leonard deciding game 7 of their playoff series against the philadelphia 76 ers friday richardson reports i just a moment notes are on her reps is fine will easily forget. her while lennon's buzzer beating shot going the long way round was. before eventually dropping in to give the raptors a 9290 victory over the philadelphia 76 is in the decisive 7th game of their playoff series something i remember expands before game 7 game winning shot so. no no blessing to just be able to you know get get our point and make that sharp and fill that moment with the semifinal series tied at 33 these teams could barely be separated throughout this encounter when it's excellence the marginal difference by which night i want to thank you he scored 41 points but with 4 seconds left everything was still up for grabs as the 76 is jimmy butler tied the game up at 90 points each week to was thank you i played total ray i wanted to

from under the noses of these candidates and the name mentioned in that capacity is michel barnier the bronx a negotiator so it's really wide open at the moment and it's going to be a long fight gender balance started a little bit bare you know it's something that we're hearing a lot about when it comes to the use top jobs with european council president on so sang that it's a priority for him are we going to see more women taking on key roles you think well sarah we've heard this before zhang klobuchar also said he was going to have a more gender balance commission and he only managed to have fewer than a 3rd of his commissioners female but you're right president has said that for him it is very important that 2 of the top 4 jobs be women if possible that underscores another problem member states do not propose women equal numbers for these top jobs so the problem starts way below brussels but in fact the there's a renewed interest in this and you know margaret's investing a strong candidate c. may change things sarah teri schultz in brussels thank you. well now to turkey where the largest city istanbul is