blood that belonged to michelle-- only one explanation for that. after michelle le's disappearance, inspector fraser richie to giselle esteban's house for a final visit. fraser ritchie: 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. it was just-- she just, ok. keith morrison: 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 and thought the worst until we knew for sure. you know. i didn't think it was her. when giselle was having problems, michelle would go to these counseling sessions with her. all because she felt that giselle would always be her friend. and that was her last text to g

but we'll just have to wait and hear what the official confirmation of that is if it is indeed michelle that is an important point to soon as twitter goes on line there with those people who might have been tossed for counting those ballots because get some early reports that again are unconfirmed but i imagine that would be an expected but important side really for a lot of people here berlin going to be a huge sigh of relief for the s.p.d. leadership first of all and second of all for anglo-american. you know actually for the whole political establishment really and across europe i should say because people i think around europe are looking at germany and hoping that stability can finally come to europe's largest economy but in terms of what's going on in berlin what this would mean as you said we should we should point out this is speculation and rumor at the moment. but it will mean that chance the man who can be elected by the book just for a fourth term as chancellor. and a very sort of new look cabinet can be finally sworn in with some interesting new faces in it what's been talked ab

of the ukrainian want to make sure they are in their criticism of russia but at the same songs michel that maybe that's not a war once that continues. and what you said that the kremlin has been able to portray britain as hot headed here we've also seen western allies line up behind britain how is that played into the kremlin's narrative especially head of elections this weekend while in the run up to the election the count pain rhetoric very much has been that russia is strong in the face of adversity despite all the accusations that are being leveled at it including the accusations of state sponsored doping of of widespread hacking and so in a way this whole story fits in with the russian narrative at the moment in the run up to the election of this all being an anti russian campaign that the west is waging against russia but on the other hand i sort of feel like it doesn't make sense ahead of the elections because they could they were using this rhetoric anyway let me put it is currently polling at around seventy percent so he looks likely to win anyway so why rock the boat so significa

a very soon simon and you're just picking up on what michelle is that. she is the parliamentary leader of the social democrats can she fix it as michelle said that's what you think tasked with doing. i think she has a very combative personality you seen that in little of her speeches in the last few weeks where she gets a real firebrand and she was once known as a really really tough leftwing us in a way that is an irony that she's here at the moment you know battling for this centrist coalition with angle of medical and i think she will do. to make sure that the s.p. digs message comes through more clearly in a. coalition that it has done in the past i would just like just coming back to the drama of the moment. that you know i wondering if the s.p.d. leadership here trying to avoid one of those sort of style if i can mention the i think it was well if they don't they certainly don't want to come out and look as if they you know they've been wrong all but they even if it's it goes against them they don't know what to do next because as we're saying it

put it mildly in this new so-called grand coalition of conservatives on the social democrats and michele that just because you mentioned you know what exactly is in this coalition agreement give our viewers an idea of what happens now i mean this was a huge moment we were all waiting for.

they will have to handle it very cleverly all right you have these barbara vessel in brussels michelle that is now has been following all of this of the s.p.d. headquarters in berlin and we have johnson and simon with us here is simon young our political correspondent in studio thank you all if you are just joining us you tuned in to our special announcement of the social democrats of voting yes to joining another government with a chance on the markets conservatives two thirds of s.p.d. members voting in favor of the deal have it out by their party's leaders and the conservatives a chance or can now breathe a sigh of relief thanks for watching we'll be back at the top of the hour with much more. seniors are always worth a visit. that's why.

michelle: with all of the talk of a united europe, one that is to borrow another american politician'shrase stronger together, the growing populist demand to put one's nation first seems to run counter to that. ♪ michelle: despite being in power in russia for almost two decades, vladimir putin's enduring popularity is undeniable. after years of chaos and corruption, he is viewed by his supporters as a leader who has brought about stability and has restored respect in the world. and it's not just the older generation who have felt his impact. russian youth have also been shaped by him. but while some see him as a national hero, there are others who reject everything he stands for. as the country prepares for their elections, our reporter juri rescheto went to yekaterinburg to ask three young people about their very different political views. >> i'm collecting signatures for ksenia sobchak. >> i don't need her. >> ksenia sobchak is female, feisty and defiant. once among russia's most visible society ladies, she's become an independent journalist. sobchak strikes a chord with the young pe

generally speaking, in tho -- in tho -- >> michel: at that time, we never know. >> anthony: in those > mama vaughn: 60, yeah. >> michel: yeah. >> anthony: usaid and cia had a lot of, let's say, overlap. >> anthony: mama vaughn, who i met here on my last trip is making lunch. an elaborate spread of dishes whose recipes are left over from imperial times. >> anthony: mm, so what do we have here? >> mama vaughn: this is lon song fish from mekong. we cook with shallots and garlic and chili, and coconut milk. and pork. >> anthony: crab? river crab? >> mama vaughn: crab. river crab, yeah. >> anthony: mm! >> mama vaughn: see? >> anthony: it's good. >> michel: mm-hm. >> mama vaughn: it's only in luang prabang. >> anthony: you could eat the shell? >> mama vaughn: yes. >> anthony: mm. >> mama vaughn: and fish with pork grill. >> michel: all in banana leaves. >> mama vaughn: banana leaves. mm. and then this is ginger sauce. eat the pork skin. >> anthony: pork skin, of course. and we have to have sticky rice. >> michel: yeah, sticky rice. >> mama vaughn: okay, bon appetit! >> anthony: food like th

that? >> parker, is michelle obama a queen? >> uh, yes. , she is. >> i guess that suits it. s a superhero. she should be -- maybe she should be in the "black panther" movie, she's a superhero. >> right, right. maybe michelle obama should be in "black panther" because michelle obama's a superhero? >> no. >> no? what is she? >> she's a queen. >> she's a queen, nope, don, you stand corrected. she's not a superhero, she's a queen. >> she's right, whatever parker says is right, i'm totally fine with that. you said that parker loves michelle obama, but doesn't understand the former president is her husband. >> no, not at all. >> she doesn't get it. >> she knows michelle is married. but she doesn't really know that it's to barack. she doesn't know that barack is our former president. >> what do you think is going to happen when she grows up to realize the moment, what actually happened? >> man, i think -- i think she'll be inspired all over again. that she inspired so many people. i think she'll be absolutely amazed. look at that, look at that. >> aunty! >> that's your aunty? >> yes

kpix 5's jessica flores reports from fremont. >>> reporter: good morning, michelle. that's right. fremont police said these group of men were using these card skimming devices at gas stations throughout the bay area possibly ripping off bay area residents of some tens of thousands of dollars. that number is still unclear. but i can tell you these are the pictures of the men that police arrested here. they are from l.a. county. they allegedly used gas pump skimmers to steal credit card information across five counties, alameda, santa clara, san mateo, contra costa county and san francisco counties. a fremont patrol officer noticed this man making multiple transactions at a wells fargo atm in january. the officers ultimately found him with $3,800 and more than 25 various gift cards, but no atm cards. then police arrested the suspect's brother the next day after officers say they found cards, cash and electronics in his motel room. now, last week investigators recovered nine bluetooth- enabled gas pump skimming devices. the evidence turned up when police pulled over a suspicious car i

put it mildly in this new so-called grand coalition of conservatives on the social democrats and michele that just because you mentioned you know what exactly is in this coalition agreement give our viewers an idea of what happens now i mean this was a huge moment we were all waiting for now the next german government can get to work what are the next steps. well the bottom line is we expect a german chancellor merkel to be elected by the parliament on the fourteenth of march so you can put all that in your political diaries but what we're still to learn and we already know which team she wants to bring into the cabinet we've seen one of her most prominent critics yet spahn who was working with. a much more known figure to international viewers in the past now he's a conservative one of. the cabinet now still to learn who the social democrats will bring into this cabinet one potential leading figure is. on stage behind me that just now the interim head of the party who will certainly see anthony analysis in the leading function and the big question is whether the current foreign minister if h

. ♪ michelle: that was, according to official reports from the main media organizations, the very onesch critics complain are firmly under his control. but multiple reports from opposition media outlets indicated that many of the attendees, from students to civil servants, had been strong-armed into showing up at the event. the few journalists who remain critical of putin and his government fear reprisals from the kremlin. our reporter juri rescheto spoke to two who refuse to buy into the state propaganda and are paying a heavy price for it. ♪ >> reporter pawel nikulin dared criticize the kremlin's policies in syria. now, he risks his freedom. >> i opened the door. two armed police officers and two secret service agents in civilian clothes were standing there. >> dimitri skorobutov was an editor at a state-owned tv station until his employer fired him. now, he is breaking his silence. >> everything is centrally controlled with notices and bans. state television cannot show that the state has problems. >> the two used to belong to different political camps. now, both are in danger. in m

michele: that's a very important question. i think the sector is completely changing. is that even with an oil price of $60 to $70 a barrel, these companies make higher returns and hire free cash and higher earnings than what they did when the oil price was about $100. the key reason is that we're back. period,014 to 2015 oil you had 50 companies. now you are back to the seven sisters, the only companies that can fund and take the technical and political race to develop megaprojects. tom: the seven sisters are companies like exxon mobil, bryn mawr, and smith college as well. that was a new england show. when you look at the big oil's and the seven sisters if you that the big distrust is they will gallivant off to the arctic ocean and spend way to much money. is that a worry that goldman sachs has of going off in doing megaprojects always returns? michele: no, we don't think that is going to happen. fights reason is big oil with megaprojects, mega cap x, mega inflation when they feel threatened. it's financed by banks and bonds the way we saw it for the last 15 years. ru

that big within the s.p.d. before seven we heard also michel a say you know this is germany's oldest democratic party you know really a mainstay in germany's political system why is it in such a crisis. where there are many reasons for that but two things stand out i think there's a long term sense that the s.p.d. needs to find a new role. germany's economy is no longer the industrial primarily and exclusively industrial economy that it once was and so you don't perhaps have so many voters who are just thinking in terms of traditional working class leftwing values which is where the s.p.d. has come from the other thing is that if this grand coalition happens if it's a yes vote today this will be the third. grand coalition of social democrats and conservatives who ideologically different parties in the last four governments and now backed obviously means that the social democrats have a lot of difficulty pushing across their ideas and retaining profile. terms of you know their voters so that is what essentially why they've now dropped to their lowest support ever is a poll out just yesterday saying that their support

to work after the sabbatic and that she's deciding to also do her own projects like -- i hear change. >> reporter: the two have now become friends. sergio visiting michelle>> i just want to say this has been the deepest -- one of the deepest and funnest and greatest workshops i have ever taught. she is lovely. and i know that we will be friends forever. >> i agree with that. and i'm happy to have found a teacher. i was looking for you, boy. >> i planted you. >> that's a true thing. >> i found you. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm linsey davis. >>> up next, meghan markle's first public appearance with the queen. feel the power of thenew power...smax. ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts thisat red lobsterest. with exciting new dishes like dueling lobster tails and lobster truffle mac & cheese. classics like lobster lover's dream are here too

. >> it makes me think of that picture of the little girl looking up at the portrait of michelle obama and the idea that that could be me one day. >> you've got to see it to be it. >> thank you so much. stephanie ruhle. and good morning. we're following new developments today in the russia investigation. former trump campaign manager, paul manafort, is making it clear, he is ready for a fight. his lawyer is asking a judge to throw out the indictment against him, claiming special counsel, robert mueller, exceeded his authority by charging him with crimes unrelated to russian meddling. that's happening as attorney general jeff sessions considers whether to fire former fbi director, andrew mccabe, just days before his planned retirement. a move that could put his pension at risk.

michelle: we hadn't been categorizing them. bigad: bird says that will change in the coming months as her office takes on a major reform effort, thanks in part to our reporting across the bay. michelle: we were concerned about at what happened in san francisco, where you did the investigation and you found out that a number of the owner move-ins were not actually owner move-ins, and so we wanted to be as proactive as possible. bigad: bird says she's also been working with city leaders to draft a new law that would require landlords to file paperwork each year to verify they're actually living in the home instead of renting to someone new. michelle: they will have to submit documentation, utility bill or something showing that they are actually residing at that address. bigad: so, for the first time, they'll actually have to submit proof. michelle: yes, yes. bigad: khalif tried fighting his eviction in court, but lost. his landlord declined to talk to us, but he's now allowed to evict the rest of the family. in oakland, landlords who moved into one u

. >>> reporter: good morning, michelle. that's right. fremont police say a group of men were using card skimmers to possibly steal thousands of dollars from bay area residents. they possibly have transnational connections. it all happen at gas station pumps. they installed gas card skimmers at the atm at the gas pumps and then possibly stealing thousands of dollars from bay area residents. take a look at the pictures. those are their mugshots. these are the four men who fremont police arrested. they have ties to l.a. county. they say they used gas pump skimmers to steal credit card information across five bay area counties, alameda, santa clara, san mateo, contra costa and san francisco. it was a fremont patrol officer who first noticed this man making multiple transactions at a wells fargo atm in january. now, he ultimately found him with $3,800 and more than 25 various gift cards but no atm card. now, that suspect's brother was arrested the next day after officers found cards, cash and electronics in a motel room. last week investigato

that's the enormity of what we are talking about. >> sean: 40 seconds, michelle malkin. e worst part is they knew from the beginning and the only person that gave us russian lies in themca pain was hillary. >> hillary clinton. that is right. the clinton cash machine that has benefited so greatly from betraying american values and betraying american law for that matter. why isn't hillary clinton and the d.n.c. as the conduit for the information, why aren't they facing indictments and prosecutions? you know we heard the mantra "lock her up" over the campaign. >> sean: heard it this weekend. >> that is right. now we need to hear it again and again and louder until it happens. >> sean: thank you. >> the truth shall come out. >> sean: a big night. we have more on the anatomy of lies. when i come back, the exclusive interview with mike pence. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoria

michel barnier with that statement, but then jean—claude juncker gave a statement in support of vladimirve a split within the eu. the member states governments is one thing but within the eu a different tone struck from donald tusk to jean—claude juncker and that is interesting, the eu seems to want to push into a military style fair —— foreign affairs outlook. in terms of the human story of salisbury, the police officer who has been in hospital now discharged, nick bailey, saying life will never be the same for him. extraordinary thing to go to, —— to go through, he was just thing to go to, —— to go through, he wasjust an thing to go to, —— to go through, he was just an ordinary policemen responding to a call from the public, but he has been in hospital for a few weeks now, and it has been reported that the double agent and his daughter might have permanent brain damage, so he is lucky to get out of this alive. but this has also shifted the whole debate in terms of the public interest because this was a serving police officer who was affected by this, slightly different cases in the pas

that they would stand. alone site in the uk and i know michel specifying that falls and fulfill his obligations as his of asians as far as the if you and commitment against chemical weapons. are concerned a angela merkel stressing the fact that it was a good thing called in to have that the jesus safety two thousad fifteen iran nuclear deal which the us president donald trump. has threatened to abandon. president trump gave world leaders until mid may to fix what he called the terrible fools in that deal over more w speak now to our correspondent in vienna anthony at mills of course a. generous where the iran deal was brokered a was the thinki behind these proposed new sanctions. well there's a sense that. disappoints the harsh rhetoric from. president trump. united states is not ready just yet said. the throw out this deal to seal decisis it rit stuff the leader of the us delegation trump's policy chief ron hope all in the meeting today in a. press briefing was at pains to. underscore that while at the same time say if the deal is remain in place and the united state needs to come to someorm of an agreement tv

s made over and over clear again to her that the chief price of negotiator is michelle kwan yin the third is when they go she ations our place but they will of course listen to her ideas of a deep and special relationship and well they will send back the message that nothing is agreed on celebrity thing is agreed to and that yet a lot of sticking points are to be clarified and speaking about the sick by scare because how is that impacting the mood there in brussels just generally speaking i mean does this brags that is it impacting the unity of the block for example when it comes to all of the other topics that will be discussed. we currently see rock solid solidarity when it comes to all the other topics and that in times of crisis but you can't help to see the bitter irony that on the day when it's the second anniversary of the terror attacks when that that the u.k. is is talking about leaving a cup where it hopes to find allies to fight terrorism on a day where apparently the trade minister of the trade commissioner rather of the e.u. has achieved at least a temporary exclusion from th

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that took place and i haven't even touched on the irregular involvement of u.n. aid's executive director. >> well, you've mentioned him once already and his name is michel sidibe. > that's correct. >> you say he tried to broker an apology at some point between yourself and loures, that loures would apologize to you. in return for discussion your promotion. sidibe denies that was on the table, no apology but that, yes, you did have a conversation about the situation. what's your position on this? >> that happened during a work mission in sweden and there were witnesses whom i immediately told about what happened. after that he tried to bribe me with a promotion. when that didn't work, he then tried to threaten me by sending me outside of my work location and finally he tried to humiliate me by informing me that luiz loures had been exonerated. >> what does that mean threaten you by sending you outside of your work location? >> that means he was trying to phase me out of the organizat n organization, moving me out of headquarters to a less desirable duty station with the ultimate aim of trying to oust me. >> what is your recourse now? where do you think you're taki

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it's interesting in the conversation that we're having. michelle, where might this proposed meeting happen? >> that's one of those question marks surrounding all of this. you cannot, in a million years, imagine kim jong-un coming here to the united states. and what that looks like. we're not sure if we're ready for negotiations. not sure if we're ready for a visit like that. people like to speculate about the spectacle and the strangeness. that's not going to happen. it would be something, too, if president trump traveled there, maybe to the demilitarized zone. i think south korea is a likely place. >> it would be seen as the president going to kim jong-un. >> exactly. either some neutral zone that could show goodwill on both sides. south korea has been motivating this. it seems like that could be a likely spot. somewhere, you would think would be neutral. you don't like to predict what's going to happen with this administration. and remember, we're dealing with president trump and kim jong-un. you know, we don't know what ideas they have. >> two u

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>> reporter: hey, michelle. yup, that groundbreaking just wrapped up moments ago. a lot of dignitaries here including mayor libby schaaf who you heard from earlier in the program doing that groundbreaking for what's going to be called casa arabella. it's going to be a four-story housing complex, affordable housing here. this is the second phase of the fruitvale transit village right next to the fruitvale bart station. it's supposed to be finished by the end of 2019. it will include about 94 units and house about 400 people. the renderings that show townhomes and apartments, housing will be rented to people who make 20 to 60% of the area median income which for a family of four is about $97,000 in oakland. at least 21% of the units will be reserved for formerly homeless military veterans. as i mentioned earlier, mayor schaaf was here. she worked on the project for years as a city employee and is happy to see phase 2 of the project come to life. >> there's proof that i have watched this rise not from the ground but from the love, the commitment and sheer will of one

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this time round they are ready to keep up with the tit-for-tat. >> reporter: that's right, michelle. ime they held fire. they hoped the situation would be different under president trump. relations would improve. that hope proved to be unfounded. especially when congress removed from president trump the right to lift sanctions from russia. that locked the two countries into a pretty chilly relationship. with this latest round of expulsions, russia responded quickly. you are right. it has done so in a way expected. it was the minimal reaction from russia. the least they were expected to do. they have matched the u.s. expulsions. they have not escalated the situation further. the ball is now in your court, but we reserve the right to take further action. u.s. and allies reserve the right to take further action as well. where things go from here depends on the disagreements flowing from what is described from the skripal case. the poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter in england. the uk and allies say that was a result of the russian nerve agent. russia continues to insist they ar

michelle, reflect on that development. team. we know these two lawyers will not be joining the team, at least related to the mueller investigation. and then we have official statements, by the way, carson, shulkin, they're not going anywhere. >> this cover story they've discovered a conflict of interest of this legal team is ridiculous. everyone knew they were involved with the russia probe when the possibility of them coming on was first broached. i think it's possible, though, this is just speculation that obviously the president often kind of kwufz fox news for reality, and he clearly liked joseph digenova talking on tv about how there was this vast fbi conspiracy cooked up by hillary clinton to frame trump. and that's all the russia investigation is. i think it's at least possible that in talking about to zbooej his wife he realized that it's one thing for them to say that on fox news, there's actually no evidence for that whatsoever to make a legal case that that's what's happening here. >> danny, if this was known ahead of

. >> you said that melania trump and michelle obama are a lot more alike than people realize?i thought -- obviously they're two completely different women. all these women are very different so it's hard to lump any first ladies or compare them. but i think in the ways that michelle obama just kind of told things like it is, and she was very up front and very kind of -- i mean obviously more approachable than melania trump. but i think melania trump is radical in some ways by being defiant. by not, you know, talking about her husband in these gushing and glowing ways that other first ladies that done. she's standing by him but silently. >> do you think she's getting a pass that michelle obama and hillary clinton didn't get? >> it's a great question. if you write anything about melania trump, people come right out attacking her. a lot of people see her as an empty vessel and they can kind of -- all their hatred can be directed at her, that they feel about her husband. we don't know anything about her really. >> initially michelle obama was not a public figure either and she got

and it's back to sumi and some breaking news that's right christopher the chief brags that negotiator michel barnier says that britain and the e.u. have reached a deal on a post bragg's it transition period now the arrangements will be in place for nearly two years after britain leaves the e.u. and according to the negotiating team agreements have been reached on a financial settlement and citizen rights among other areas but outstanding issues over the irish border do still remain and will of course have more details on that story for you in the coming hours for now though let's move on to some sports in the bundesliga bahrain has been the runaway leader winning nineteen straight matches in the club was looking to notch another victory on sunday away at leipsic but they were in for a surprise and a huge upset take a look. the start of this match was more notable for he was on the bench rather than the pitch top scorer robert leaven dusty one of six rescued by by an all round hospital left at his house and incensed about billy olbermann among another six others like the coach may have been r

of these elections that she won but which one a victory that it's time to also focus on domestic issues did have used chief political editor michelle thank you very much now to some other stories making news around the world the so-called islamic state says it is responsible for an explosion in afghanistan's capital kabul that has left at least twenty six people dead and about twenty others wounded the afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine police in austin texas say the suspect in a series of bombings in the city is dead he died in an explosion as a police attempted to arrest him has been identified as a twenty four year old white man two people were killed and several wounded by five explosions in austin earlier this month. and me and mars first civilian president putin jaw has resigned saying he wants to take a rest from his current work is a close ally of de facto leader aung san suu kyi who is barred from the presidency under the constitution his office as a successor will be appointed within seven days. a british academic who created the app that ha

that report there from our senior political editor michelle accused and she is after the s.p.d. party headquarters in berlin this morning following the story michelle i'm sure i'm not the only one who noticed the references there to h.b.o.'s house of cards and as you've just shown us berlin politics aren't really as bad we hope as the fictional washington under president frank under way but when you're trying to say understand us there's a lot at stake isn't there. well the characters don't fit but certainly the suspense that we see in here after all it's now five months after those elections in september and today is the decision day this is the deciding hour really and i'm here at the social democrat party headquarters where we expect that announcement at nine o'clock c.e.t. to be slightly delayed simply because there are so many journalists that they have to let in who you keep seeing trickling in here behind me more than half a million s.p.d. grassroots members got to vote on this the counting went on overnight the mobile phones were taken away from those counting many of th

it will be interesting to see, given that michel barnier seems confident he can geta michel barnier seemseement. we will watch this space. this is important for so many companies. there will be some sort of status quo beyond march next year. 0k, let's ta ke quo beyond march next year. 0k, let's take a look. this is an interesting story from the online version of fox news, looking at donald trump seeking the death penalty for some drug traffickers in a plan to fight the opioid crisis. this is a huge crisis in the united states. he has a ready made a big speech about his policy on this. it is quite interesting. some people are reading the story surrounding his ideas and thinking of rodrigo duterte in the philippines, and is dense and drugs. donald trump has in the past voiced his admiration for these measures that rodrigo duterte has been taking. of course, the philippines has long been an ally of the us and asia. but rodrigo duterte is clearly over 70 law, and having people killed in extrajudicial killings. this is something that is supposed to be announced later today. it seems, according

that michelle's are not the young ladies who are like the house for many partners in their lives so they tend to think that this was a practicing secondary infertility so best deal intoxicate it feels when you snip to me that's for sure according to the young men it feels like just the people who don't fight should the little be communities or some of the people who believe that when a student does for sure and your costs really want passed by you sure sure if you go and sleep with one another. the cost is gone. and what. they give you get. get. is a mandated to get your education get. it out with it. and that's just really i mean for me i love this that you know better than the fish i'm talking to find it he's going to help keep going. he going to eat you out. so you go one two and i. know. i can be up. there. between fifty to eighty eighty five on five yes she can only do the skills the one place i mean no the physical skills and it can be tricky for. what was yes out. i did i did. when you took a boat will you still have relaxed once we have young women or ordered ladies or did order

. >> michelle: you can say that. i can't. here for the seafood and it would be elegant. >> anthony: well, you have the waiters in the little bolero-type jacket things. >> michelle: or a bow tie and there's still some places in miami that still have that. >> anthony: this is how you drink coffee in miami. >> michelle: the real places give you the milk first, then the coffee. >> anthony: what do they call this? >> michelle: it's a big cup with little cups. >> anthony: it is basically like the coffee version, the caffeine version of a one-hitter. i'd have one of those. at the next place, i'd have another. i basically get increasingly jangly as i head towards work. >> michelle: i grew up on the colada. at 4 i think i had my first colada. we all give our babies coffee. they put their finger in it to taste it and they all grow up loving coffee. >> anthony: that's good. so this is a nonjudgmental land, you can pretty much get away with almost anything. anthony: it's good coffee. >> michelle: i'm so glad you like it. a lot of people d

the other sort of challenge that michel barnier put to the entire uk political establishment, not namingl and acknowledges that there could be some cost to brexit, and that if you doa some cost to brexit, and that if you do a deal with the eu it will come with obligations. the other big thing he said is that the uk will have to make a big choices, the time for putting it off and seeing everything will be fine and crossing your fingers has everything will be fine and crossing yourfingers has come everything will be fine and crossing your fingers has come to an end, everything will be fine and crossing yourfingers has come to an end, it is time to choose, that is the eu brexit negotiators. on the issue of the irish border question, we do not know how much they can we will get speech on that today, have important for the eu is it important that they get some information about that and clarification? it is strange because in some ways there is no urgency at all because the eu is focusing on an option, that controversial idea of having a single regulatory area on the whole pile of ireland, th

conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments and finally michel looking at the overall picture it's been almost five years since the start of the black lives massive movement which was triggered by several high profile cases all of police brutality i mean during that time have you seen any progress. you know our organization's been around for seventeen years so we preceded the black lives matter movement and we stand with that movement but the reality is we haven't seen the the needle move really much at all in the last several years. really since our start it's important that we continue to do this work in our own area we have seen a decrease in the number of people killed by police but we're really trying to wrap our hands around the numbers of people that are brutalized by police and that's sort of the area that's that's the most resistant to actually changing and so you know we have to continue this work we have to continue to hold look for ways to hold officers accountable and to change the culture of policing in this country we have a seriou

udc michelle barnier is that -- you do see that michelle barnier is now speaking.ext, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: our breaking for you concerning eu and the u.k.. michel barnier is speaking in brussels. they are presenting a joint text and see a decisive step and agree on a large part of the brexit treaty of what will be the withdrawal deal. not at the end of the road but seeing selloffs worsening in guilds. the color they made a lot of progress on the overall deal. alix: what we do not know are the details. we are waiting for david davis to take the stage. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: we have a deal. the e.u. and the u.k. has agreed on a brexit treaty and an exit bill. new phase, same story. pboc gets a new governor. mountsriendly, pressure from mark zuckerberg's appearance in front of lawmakers that allegations information muscle without consent. david: i am david westin along with alix steel. the brexit delisting news. alix: amazing headlines coming through. a complete agreement on citizen rights and an exit bill. a large part agreed on the brexit treaty. we had

that. did you have something else, michelle? >> i would just ahead is the board that would be an important consideration. we have been meeting with industry groups and consumer advocates and with telecom carriers and service providers for a year now without a solution and i want to put an emphasis on the fact that the need for this to happen quickly is paramount important. >> michelle, could you tell us more about we've been purchasing on the illegal robo calls problem but you speak from the perspective of someone who represents the industry that is trying to reach consumers that is legitimate robo calls. like to talk about the benefits that consumers get from calls from your organizations that you represent. >> sure. but the legitimate businesses and the good actors out there the technology that we have available to reach a number of people in a short period of time is a very good thing. there are a lot of types of calls that consumers and businesses want to receive using this technology for things like important reminders and s

but apparently that's old news, michelle? >> it's still cool. >>> new research actually reveals apple's biggest mistake when it comes to the iphone x. the tech giant overpriced the device according to data. in a survey of 1500 iphone owners the company discovered 31% said they wouldn't be upgrading to the iphone x because it's too expensive. the iphone x costs nearly $1,000 before tax. >>> uber's autonomous semi trucks are being put to work shipping cargo to customers by the on demand app, first deliveries in arizona. uber will load up the freight on a human driven truck which collects the load from the shipper and then does a short haul run to a transfer hub. the truck then goes on to a long haul freight transport that's autonomous. that self-driving test truck handles the highway driving later handing it off to a human driver. >>> why did tim lincecum turn down the dodgers? hint? the color of our new set. and could the warriors overcome 17 turnovers in a sloppy game to beat the nets? tip-off coming up. >> and what's cool ab

call me so many technical things but i swan so many competitive michel thank you that's in the still playing that i don't like that you can't get every move. you. do you. think you. look. up. to. i. it's a quite incredible sport that we have and it's an incredible powerful thing so congratulations to you for bringing much so many people together thank you so much on cue michel i tell you thank you. lou rule rooney. play. same wrong. hole just don't hold. the world is yet to shape out. comes to educate and in the detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. lots of countries in europe to understand that russia is and take part of europe and you cannot think about a prosperous europe and developing your if you if you. see russia being involved in all the european procedures. russia is royce. has to be taken into account and sourness more. detail harvesting from facebook takes another twist britain's defense ministry is revealed to have paid cambridge parent company for psychological profiling of target audiences. in the program the

the eu side is waiting for that. michel barnier has made clear that he needs to know.nt a border between northern ireland and the republic and theresa may has said she does not want that to be moved to between the uk and ireland of ireland. if mrs may sta rts ireland of ireland. if mrs may starts to say today that she was to have special access for some parts of the uk economy to the eu, i think that will not go down very well. the eu is saying there are difficult choices the great britain has to face up to, it could bring barriers to trade with the eu. how much control does it want over rules and regulations, the same thing. the eu wa nts regulations, the same thing. the eu wants the detail and they will respond. not long to wait. damian grammaticas and norman smith. damian grammaticas and norman smith. and you can watch that speech live on the bbc news channel — it's due to begin at half past one. as soon as that gets under way we will carry it on the bbc news channel. our top story this lunchtime: snow, ice and strong winds and now the threat of floods. widespread d