press power brokers pundits and politicians and this year was no different comedian michelle well told a joke and her right to tell that joke was brought into question here is that joke . i actually really like sarah i think she's very resourceful like she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. maybe she's born with it maybe it's lies. spread of a lie. clearly she's making fun of sarah huckabee sanders penchant for misleading the press which is by the way it was standing tradition of white house press secretary not her looks yet she is doing what she is the most michelle well being of doing that and while it's common every year for one side or the other to be offended by the jokes it is not common for the white house correspondents' association to disavow the comedian they invited and go so far as to release a very rare statement saying quote last night's program was meant to offer a unifying message about our common commitment to vigorous unfreeze proud while honoring civility not to divide people unfortunately the entertainer's monologue was not in the

mr michel. well he's in. the company i was not connected to the. electoral campaign. movement we could certainly we cannot be satisfied with the current level and the nature of the american russian relationship and we're willing to engage and there's dialogue but mr trump has suggested that a separate meeting should be have saved or didn't manage to work it out. because many issues are popping up but willing to have this conversation a substantial one i think it's high time we engage them that we need to. approach like that on the many domains. but has expressed a concern about a new arms race and i concur with him fully the measures that we are talking about north korea iran they don't bring us together but that is another reason to talk about these matters. because i know well. has said that europe and the united states have mutual obligations europe is dependent on the u.s. in terms of security but one shouldn't be alarmed it will help if you will help ensure the security. and in any case i'm going to do everything in our power so as to avoid any new threats. i thi

how did this happen, michelle? >> wellex system but basically what happens is once the office of refugee resettlement releases a child, they wash their hands of that child so there's no follow-up, except occasionally a phone call within 30 days. the numbers are the number of times the phone call did not get through to anybody or revealed that the child was no longer living at that number. >> i mentioned the department of health and human services. how strained is it looking at the quantity of young children they are having to at least temporarily care for or find homes for, how difficult is it for them to do that just based on logistics alone? >> well, under normal circumstances they have a system of foster care, shelters, group hopes and security facilities where they place children and they're able to do that fairly reasonably and safely. the problem is that right now the trump administration is massively separating children from their parents and creating a whole new kind, let's say, of unaccompanied child that original

hey, robert. >> hey, michelle well it's a lot of bad news now for the millions of taxpayers who weres, the irs issuing a notice that it will soon issue rules for the treatment of sedate and local taxes but it's suggested that the work arounds proposed by many states are not going to fly last year's tax law limited the deduction to $10,000 high tax states like new york, connecticut, new jersey, have already passed legislation trying to avoid those limits by creating charities that allow taxpayers to get the state and local tax credits in return for those charitable deductions. the irs saying, no mas despite these efforts, taxpayers should be mindful that federal law controls the proper characterization of payments for federal income tax purposes, not the states and with $650 billion at stake over the next 10 years, we can kind of guess how they're going to rule. so what should you do? whasht taxpayers do for now? advisers are telling clients not to contribute to these charities or schemes until the irs specific rules come out. we don't know when that's going to be, maybe a few months.

. >> thanks, michelle. >> well it is very nice to be with you all. the topic is dark money and federal courts. and before i drill down to the federal courts part, let's just spend a moment reminding ourselves about the problem of dark money. if you look out at the american public, you see a very large segment of the american public that feels it is not being listened to. they don't believe that washington is listening. they don't believe that the powers of government reflected here are listening to them. and they're not wrong. if you look at a princeton study, it shows that there is essentially zero statistical correlation between what we do in congress and what regular people want congress to do. move up to the 1%, move up to the big corporations, and suddenly there's a very very powerful statistical correlation. so it is very clear that in fact in many significant ways, the government of the united states has indeed been captured by big special interests. now, the right wing has a theory for why people are upset about this. and that is that there i

more jokes like that, michelle. ( laughter ) well, i hope you realize that no one's ever going to forget about the speech on saturday night, and they will never forget that you have a new netflix show. congratulations. good luck with that. ( cheers and applause ) is he gone? ( laughter ) did he say anything about me? ( whispering ) i think he's gained some weight... ( laughter ) now, the president skipped the dinner again this year, instead holding a rally in washington, michigan. and he didn't miss a chance to highlight his biggest achievement since winning the election-- winning the election. >> i remember that night, you know, it has been a long time since the republicans won michigan. and they said, donald trump has won the state of michigan. remember that? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: at this point, he's becoming your friend's dad who keeps getting drunk and telling you about how he led his high school football team to state. ( laughter ) ( applause ) yes, yes. yep, i'll tell ya. i'll tell ya, boys. yeah, i tell ya, right there. and then i just dove over the goal line and we

michelle le? vanished on a sunny evening from a well-lit parking garage under the protective watch of 18 surveillanceeras. >> reporter: what happened to michelle le? vanished on a sunny evening, from a well-lit parking garage under the protective watch of 18 surveillance cameras. detectives with the hayward police department went over this footage again and again. were they missing something? what happened in those minutes after michelle walked out of camera range and before her car went racing out of the garage? >> it was infuriating. there was one camera right above michelle's car. would have revealed everything. but that night the camera wasn't working. what happened in those missing minutes? the police, remember, weren't talking to the family. so the family pursued its own line of investigation. >> we were looking to human trafficking patterns and -- >> human trafficking patterns? >> yeah. >> you thought that was a possibility? >> we did, yeah. >> reporter: but it was a dead end. then june 30th, 34 days into michelle's disappearance, the le family contacted us to say they had begun working with a

well as 880. that is a check of your traffic. michelle? a judge will decide today whether to release more details about the suspected golden state killer. news outlets are calling on a judge to unseal records detailing the records used to arrest deangelo. prosecutors obtained warrants for his cell phone and computer. deeing an low's attorneys argue releasing that information could influence potential jurors and witnesses. >>> president trump travels to nashville today to host a fundraiser at the opryland resort. it is expected to bring in millions of dollars for a tennessee candidate for u.s. senate. >> to discuss the money pouring into the midterm election, we turn to our washington insider, mark sandal. always good to see you. how powerful a fund raiser is president trump? >> michelle, money can't buy you love; but in politics, it does buy you access. president trump has raised millions of dollars. at this fundraiser tonight -- and my voice is a little low. believe it or not, i was at a college reunion, and i'm not talking luke i used to

well it was the first time for me to watch michelle wolf lie and so the first thing i thought was well what's going on with her voice and then i thought that she clearly didn't pull her punches so some of it's was really funny for example when she talked about us in the media being obsessed with still no extreme and some instances she seems to have crossed a line for a number of people when she attacked members of the trump administration and her in your face or when she joked about abortion and that's made some people cringe and you could hear alone groans from some temple but i have to say that she is a comedienne that likes to cross lines and she joked of both that as well when you could hear for sounds of disapproval in the ballroom she said that you know you should have done more research when you go through before that and i thought it was funny as well you know the good boy we know what the u.s. president thinks this is what dropped we did earlier today the white house correspondents dinner is dead as we know it was a total disaster in embarrassment to our great country you know

well. >> eamon jafers will be at the white house all day as usual for us michelle, our thanks to you as well you'll see michelle with more on "power lunch" once we are finished here. the traders with us for the hour today to debate all of this. joe terranova with steve weis and john and pete. this is a week in which we seem to feel better about trade we seem to feel a little bit better about geopolitics released to north korea, and here we are once again faced with both issuesfront and center >> true. but i'll tell you what my first observation is, is that we saw a much more measured president who is much more presidential in his approach and his talk than i think he's been in a long time that transition is very good for the markets. in terms of north korea, in terms of the markets, i don't care couldn't care less sure it's interesting to watch and it's important from a geopolitical situation but it's got absolutely no impact on the markets whatsoever china is a different story the trade issues there of course, we want to see the resolve. >> we're talking about autos and tariffs and just whe

apparently these meetings have been going so well -- >> michelle, story about that. not the best audio. what we're reporting is that the meetings with kim yong chol, this top spy and top member of this north korea delegation, has gotten the green light to go to deliver, hand deliver this letter to kim jong un to hand deliver this letter to president trump tomorrow. these are pictures from the two of them last night before this man here heads to washington for this big meeting at the white house tomorrow. also ahead, roseanne's ex-husband speaking out as the cancelled tv star keeps tweeting and suggests she's going to fight. and samantha bee making an outrageous remark about ivanka trump on tv in a scripted line. we'll talk about the double standard. i'm brooke bald went. go to priceline. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. man 1: this is my bo

brazilian president michel timéa promised a crackdown on well known here who yes i have ordered the roadblocksto be clears with the help of the security sources but at this book at has a status but truckers say they will not abandon their blockade until fuel prices fall. for that this government is exploiting us through its extremely high taxes it cannot continue like this. with five months to go before a presidential election the strike has further eroded the stature of an unpopular center right governments. all right we are about to go but here's a reminder of our top story real madrid have been crowned champions of europe defeating liverpool three one in the champions league final we're showing you pictures of the celebrations already underway in madrid they got a lot to celebrate over the past three years they won the champions league each of those times and in fact four out of the last five seasons crazy hot people in ireland have voted by a landslide to liberalize the country's restrictive abortion laws with counting over after yesterday's referendum voters backed the change by a margin

always good to have you as well, michelle. >> thank you. >>> we have a new republican reaction just inat cruel remark about senator john mccain. house speaker paul ryan weighing in a few moments ago. >> look, john mccain is a hero knop two ways about it. john mccain, he gave his entire adult life for this country. january mccain fought for us in vietnam. was a prisoner of war in vietnam. came home and dedicated his life to public service. >> but there's stull a deafening silence from the white house. republican congressman ryan is a tea -- costello of pennsylvania joins me. paul ryan, representing john mccains is a bona fide hero but no condemnation. what say you? should ms. sadler go? the white house apologize and fire her? >> i think the white house should apologize and fire her. that's what i think. i think the remarks are disgusting. it's depressing, craig, when you hear that kind of talk, when you look at the service of senator mccain. and as a party, i think we need to do a better job of getting out in front of this stuff quickly. condemning it and saying it has no place in our d

michelle kennedy knows this all too well and she's launched an app. >> you launched peanut which connects moms, but why do we need an app like this in the age of facebook? >> you have your connections, your social network so to speak pre-mother hood. and then mother hood arrives and if you're having children at a different time to your friends, if you move city all of a sudden it can be quite isolating. so having a platform where you can make new connections, find like minded women not just because you're brave mothers but have other interests in common, that's where it becomes more important. >> how quickly is it gaining traction >> we've seen it really growing and taking it life of its own. it's being used in new york, dallas, chicago, san francisco and l.a. so it really has this amazing spread and think that's testament to a fact that, a, women wanted a product like this. and also, b, women are amazing sharers. if there's something that works and is an amazing product they want to tell other women ability it >> and do you have to pay for it >> it's free to use, free to join it's really

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. >> michelle, thank you john harwood is in washington, d.c. with more as well's get some reaction. john, this coming as we get reports out of north korea that at least one of those nuclear sites was destroyed. >> right you know, i think the thing to keep in mind here is that the premises of this summit never made any sense that is to say, the idea that kim was going to agree to denuclearization, no one who is an expert on the korean peninsula believed that they were going to do that. and so the idea that president moon and his diplomats convinced president trump that he was willing to do that and then president trump hastily agreed to the summit. and then the closer we got to the summit then the north koreans clarified that they weren't going to agree with that and then you have this escalating rhetoric. this was on a very shaky foundation from the start. in fact, when i talked to experts on korea, what they say is that the president didn't push them to the table they pushed him to the table they are in the crosshairs and they persuaded president trump to go al

. >> well, daily show alum, michelle wolf found herself in this, part, in the power at the white house correspondents dinner. she was, lambasted by the press. afterwards. they didn't really like what she was saying. she said this thing about sarah sanders. >> with the players. >> i actually really like sarah. i think she is very resourceful. but she burns fat and then she uses that ass to create a perfe perfect, maybe she's born with it, maybe she is live. >> was that a lookist thing? >> that was one of those jokes that tricks you into exposing how you feel about the subject matter. which is one of the most dangerous jokes in comedy. because it is a joke that relies on you to define it in many ways. and so, if you read the words of that joke, and you don't know who sarah huckabee sanders, all the joke is saying is somebody know house to turn facts into lies. and applies them as makeup. that can be used. >> i actually thought it was really unfair, the criticism she got. i read the whole thing. i saw interviews of her. i was there when stephen colbert in 2006. at again the people in room

reporter: mechelen seems to be well on the way to that better future. michelles modern age, it often feels like traditional, manual jobs are disappearing. and in countries like the netherlands, it would be akin to the loss of national identity if their windmills were to go. they are not only tourist attractions, but because of their sustainable blend of nature and technology, they were granted unesco world heritage status. and fortunately, there are young people like koon heikop who has hig s sights set on saving them. reporter: on weekends koen heikop's classmates go out on the soccer pitch or to parties, but koen heads for the windmill. alongside school, the 16-year-old is learning to be a miller. he's apprenticed to henk demoet in the 130-year-old mill in dongen close to the belgian border. koen already knows the routine. first he puts out the flag, meaning the miller is there. then the rotor shaft has to be lubricated with pork fat according to a centuries-old practice. and finally the sails are stretched over the rotor blades. koen: my friends like what i d

well. kron4's michelle kingston jumped on board and watched as they educated and cited boat operators not following the law. (mk)ánatsáhonkingdozens of law enforcement boats from several different agencies out in full force for what they delta blitzánatsámusica small island off discovery bay known as ski beach -- attracts boaters ... dancers ... loud music ... and ...ánatsáhonking citations.ánatsá"you guts been drinking or anything like that?"boaters pulled over for not carrying their registration, or enough life jackets ... one man arrested ... others speeding through no wake zones or in front of officers -- which is against the blue light lawánatsá"any time you see blue lights at all ... sorry about that man." law enforcement officers hands out about two dozen citations every weekend in the summer here -- and about 2 to 4 boating under the influence tickets a day."we just ask that if you are going to come out and use the waterways you understand the laws that govern boating and you operate safely so that everybody can enjoy it and people dont get hurt."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews new this y

would be thinking about it . >> teenagers need sleep, their minds are developing. >> michelle needs to study sleep as wellp. >>> moving on, we have a mess on the roadways, traffic alerts, lots of incidents going on, if you are getting ready to hit the roads, this is what it looks like, 880, three lanes closed in the northbound direction just past marina boulevard, this is due to debris, no accident. right now, the backup is starting to stretch beyond 238, 37 minutes to the maze, delays in the southbound direction of a 80. this is 580, a great alternate route, this is right at grand. big rigs can use 580 until chp cancels the alert. if you need to get up towards the maze, further north, you can use that. this is a 80 southbound, pretty typical for this time of morning. right now, the travel times in the yellow and likely will jump towards the red in a moment. a heads up her driver's making their way along 880. there is reports of a new accident along a street, that is likely causing those brake lights. speaking of brake lights, we continue to see them stretch from 242 onto highway 4, an accident is blockin

that was michelle obama, as you well know, celebrating college signing day with thousands of high schooldelphia yesterday. delivering the keynote at temple university. >> switching gears for a moment on capitol hill, republican senator marco rubio is walking back some of his criticism about the gop tax cut law he voted for. in an interview with the economist published monday, rubio questioned how much the legislation is helping the working class saying in part, there's no evidence whatsoever that the money being poured into the american worker. now senator rubio is out with a new op-ed in the national review where he tones down his criticism of the gop legislation. in fact, rubio writes in part, overall the republican tax cut bill has been good for americans. that's why i voted for it. but it could have been even better for american workers and their families. the central reason why it wasn't is that in the new economy, it isn't enough just to cut taxes, you have to cut the right ones. >> let's get a check of your weather now with meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> we are definitely look

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well. kron 4's michelle kingston jumped on board to show us how many boat operators got cited for not following the law. (mk)michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"more than a dozen law enforcement boats from several different agencies were out in full force here in discovery bay today, for what they call delta blitz -- protecting thousands of people who took to the water to enjoy the start of summer."lt. david cook, contra costa county sheriffs office"we are out here just because of the fact that there is an incredible amount of boat traffic and people enjoying recreation that tends to attract some people that cause problems." ánatsámusica small island off discovery bay known as ski beach -- attracts boaters ... dancers ... loud music ... and ...ánatsáhonkingcitations. ánatsá"you guts been drinking or anything like that?"boaters pulled over for not carrying their registration, or enough life jackets ... one man arrested ... others through no wake zones or in front of which is against the blue light law"any time you see blue lights at all ... sorry about that man."law enforcement officers hands out

well? michelle: i do.pending plans and even though they are off their highs, you are still looking at a third of companies that say they will increase capital spending in the coming six months. this is on top of actually a very strong 20. even before the tax cuts come companies were reengaged. i think that goes back to the relation -- release they were feeling on the regulatory front. the lack of new burdens in terms of regulations being piled on, i think, got companies taking actions that would boost the economic outlook. , i expect 2018 will be just as healthy as 2017 was in terms of business investment. alix: so what does this mean for the fed? this is the expected fed rate hike expectations in 2018. we were at 3.5 hikes, now we are under three, in part because of the drama we have seen unfold in europe. michelle, do we have to worry about contagion and the fed managing that? michelle: i don't think anything we have seen in terms of eurozone turmoil will alter the fed's path. the one thing that we talk

former spanish defender michel salgado he played for rail madrid for over a decade and during his career he earned more than fifty caps for his country and also became very well known for his tough tackling style michel solid gado shared his impressions of cazan with ati. but i meant recently i took part in the opening of a new parking khazan that i think will become popular and treat lots of people from all over the country for those who won't be able to get to the stadium there will be big screens for world cup matches in this fog all this will create a great football atmosphere that's because and it's one of the oldest russian cities but at the same time it has the most modern stadiums and they have already been tested i visit because then the arena stadium and really likes it i think it has everything that can make the fans happy it's a quality stadium with all necessary infrastructure and as a player i can say that the sound is very powerful the pitch is fantastic and just the right size for a fee for heads viewpoints and in general it's amazing stadium everyone will like it so for me is one of the cities to enjoy the world cup just like in some petersbu

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we have our correspondent michelle standing by for us in washington hi michelle tell us exactly what donald trump has been saying well he he published a letter today that basically said that president trump would cancel the summit with with north korea because of well basically the tone and the anger that was expressed by north korean officials just yesterday the north korean official that against vice president pence. who again mentioned the libya model less of as a possible model for for north korea's denuclearization and and that probably has angered the white house and president trump and so he has said he went to went out of his way to to publicly release a letter that said that he would cancel a summit but it's also important to note that he also expressed his willingness to reconsider and perhaps engage again with north korea if the north korea's leader would reach out to him michelle we should talk about the timing of this because just today north korea made a big show of dismantling its only known nuclear testing site in front of journalists was this a bit of a bait and switch to trump ever really intend to

(michelle) two new movies fared pretty well in their opening weekend...he reigning champ is still in a league of its own. david daniel has the box office roundup. six straight weekends in the top five for "a quiet place," which made six-point-four million dollars for a total of 170-million. "overboard" fell from second to fourth, earning 10-point-one million dollars for a 10-day total of 30-million.(nat)"breaking in," starring gabrielle union, opened at number three with 16- and-a-half million dollars. (nat)"life of the party," starring melissa mccarthy, was the top new movie, grossing 18- and-a-half million dollars to debut second.(nat)"avengers: infinity war" cruised to a third straight weekend win: 61-point-eight million dollars gave the blockbuster 548-million -- number eight on the all-time domestic chart. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (jrs) riders love them... the rest of us... not so much. we're talking about the electric scooters that have taken over the streets and sidewalks of san francisco. (michelle) kron 4's stanley roberts has more in this

there was former spanish defender michel salgado he played for real madrid for over a decade and during his career he earned more than fifty cups for the country and became well known also for his are tough tackling style michel's i gotto showed his impressions of cazan with our team. i meant recently i took part in the opening of a new park in khazan that i think will become popular and tracked lots of people from all over the country for those who won't be able to get to the stadium there will be big screens for world cup matches in this park all this will create a great football atmosphere that's because and it's one of the oldest russian cities but at the same time it has the most modern stadiums and they have already been tested i visit because and the arena stadium and really likes it i think it has everything that can make the fans happy it's a quality stadium with all necessary infrastructure as a player i can say that the sound is very powerful the pitch is fantastic and just the right size for a fish the heads viewpoints and in general it's amazing stadium everyone will like it so because then for me is one of the cities to enjoy the world cup just

. >> michelle kosinski with that report. >>> well, experts say there is no sign the kilauea volcano will stop its destructive eruption in hawaii any time soon. this is molten lava spraying up in bright burning fountains, more than 90 meters. that's 300 feet into the air. it's in the neighborhood of leilani estates on hawaii's big island, which has been under siege from constant volcanic activity for days now. right now there are ten volcanic fissures releasing lava and dangerous concentrations of toxic gas. hundreds of people have been evacuated, and at least 26 homes have been destroyed. many people are terrified of losing everything they own, having no insurance to protect themselve. cnn's stephanie elam has more. >> reporter: for people who live in the areas affected by these fissures in leilani estates, many of them were able to get back in to retrieve anything they weren't able to evacuate with the first go-around. but still, officials do not want them to stay there. they're saying the fissures continue to open and they don't know when the fissures will stop opening. they don't know

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michelle decides to scrape the bottom of the barrel. >> no. you don't think it is going to work. this is a video. deadpool is outside the circle. >> well we just draw a bigger circle. >> the thing is we aurss have become better. >> more passion. >> we need to go deeper. >> passion, michelle. >> we need to go deeper. >> this is where michelle decides to take drastic action. >> i'm sorry, >> no no no no. >> okay. >> she goes full circle. >> how about where michelle eats spaghetti squash? why not? >> what are y'all doing? i'm with you. some things don't need fixing. >> hear than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>. >> >> what are you doing? it. >> looks like they have gone sort of vegetarian. >> okay. let's knock it off >> i would try it! you

they will be sentenced later and the court has also been told more of michelle pearson's condition. we are told she is doing wellbeen told about the fact her children have died but it is questionable how much she fully understands at this stage. judith, thank you. also in the last few minutes, an army sergeant has been found guilty of attempting to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute and sabotaging a gas valve at their home. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. this has been an extraordinary case from start to finish, emile cilliers try to kill his wife twice in the space of one week come first by tampering with a gas fixture at theirfamily home, tampering with a gas fixture at their family home, hoping tampering with a gas fixture at theirfamily home, hoping to cause a gas explosion, then trying to sabotage her parachute so she would jump sabotage her parachute so she would jump out of a plane and forth her death. in that case he sabotaged not only her main parachute but also crucially her life—saving reserve chute. victoria, his wife, survived, but only just. today chute. victoria, his wife

did you ever hear a member of the media criticize michelle for a school lunch initiative that was well intentioned i'm sure it was. we havee to get rid of obesity. that's good. on the substance not even criticism. it is pushup on "ellen" and the cover of 50 million magazines and most beautiful. that's fine. but come on. there's a double standard. it is pathetic. i'm enraged. i think it is so unfair. >> look it was the media was quiet. talk radio and the blog sphere and the town hall of america talked about it, because it was those families and kids were coming home and were not getting nutrition it. became a negative problem. and then, even when we recognized this, there was a refusal to adjust it. and so, you know that became. look. she was involved in policy a powerful advocate and usually, if you implement something that doesn't work. you might want to change it. there was none of that. here what we have got. even recently, mrs. obama complained again about women, who voted for donald trump. >> laura: let's listen to that we have this. i want to play it for all three of you. >> in l

michelle henery. here on the continent, as spring enters into full bloom, it seems the french spirit for striking does as welle french national rail service is the focus of president emmanuel macron's proposed next reform. he wants to cut their pay and reduce their benefits. but the rail unions are threatening to put the brakes on his plans. he did, after all, come storming into power last year on the back of promises to modernize france's flagging economy.

well. known to the media. joining me and. don chipp as global media. welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery turkey is only weeks away from snap elections called by the ruling party in april whoever is elected will assume sweeping powers critics.

. >> laura: you know michelle malkin as a fierce champion of free speech, particularly online. wellght, she's going to shed light on the dark forces behind organized efforts to silence conservatives. great to see you. i think it's so important, michelle, for the people watching fox tonight to see and understand what this all is really all about. and i want to start with george soros. he has funded left-wing groups as you've pointed out, the center for american progress. i think we have a graphic; the color of change, people for the american way, media matters action network, connected with media matters. there we have all those organizations. tell us, michelle, which are the worst offenders of free expression? >> media matters has been at the forefront of the speech enders who are deeply funded by george soros and a number of left-wing foundations and it's important to note that so many of these outfits are tax exempt, that they enjoy so much largess as a result of irs laws and under the definition of 501 c 3s and c 4s have been stretched so these blatantly partisan political organi

well. >> hong kong and south korea for holidays in japan of the shanghai markets are both higher. cheryl: former president obama and michelle signing a multiyear production deal with netflix. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:30 a.m. in new york. tuesday, may 22nd. good morning, everyone. cheryl casone. gerri: and i'm gerri willis. turning up the heat of washington. a new call for a second special counsel to investigate the doj and the fbi could the doj responded to president trump looking into claims his campaign was infiltrated by the fbi format. cheryl: live at the very latest on this developing story. todd, good morning. >> good morning. another day in bigger bombshell. a group of congressional republicans expected to introduce calling for a second special counsel to investigate alleged misconduct at the fbi and justice department. the resolution focuses on three topics. the investigation to hillary clinton's personal e-mail server and the russia probe from its origins to the appointment of robert mueller and fisa abuses. it all comes after the justice department asked the inspector general to investigate whether any poli

michelle obama. you don't need to. she's wellentioned. >> and first ladies have proved the ability to move the needle, but when we get caught up in the brand new but it's not, that's us finding out the truth and letting our viewers know about it. >> indeed, it is. >>> a major unreported strategy of the trump administration getting conservative judges in seats all over the country. you know it's a topic beenjoy talking about. -- we enjoy talking act. what trump's new judges have already done and how it will change the country for years to come. . child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or

michelle obama is an icon. you are well on your way to becoming an icon. >> you are kind. just stay teachable and be of service, i will be b pleased. >> i don't think anybody has any doubt about that. thank you so much for being h e here. i want you to blackish tuesday at 9:00 p.m. on abc. >>> coming up, we started the show with a hero. up next, i'm going to introduce you to the 2018 teacher of the year. our pleasure weaphen we get bac. my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time with my grandson. now depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself. the winter of '77.uring i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with

you can get in on this, did you ever hear a member of the media criticize michelle for a school lunch initiative that fell flat, well-intentioned, i'm sure it was. we have to get rid of all wow obesity, all of that is good. on the substance there wasn't even criticism. it's all push-ups on ellen, going on fallon, on the cover of magazines, she's most beautiful. that's fine. but come on. the double standard here is pathetic. i'm enraged by this. i think it's so unfair. >> the legacy media was quiet. the town mall of america talked about it because it was those families, those homes where kids were coming home and were not getting nutrition. it became a real negative problem. and then even when we recognized that there was a refusal to adjust it. and she was involved in policy, a powerful advocate and usually if you implement something that doesn't work you might want to change it, but there was none of that. hear what we've got, even just recently, mrs. obama complained again about women who voted for donald trump. >> laura: let's listen to that. we actually have this, i want to play it for all three of you. let's wa

well. in just a matter of weeks, now, michel barnier has said this again in the last few days, they have toing issues around the uk withdrawal to com plete issues around the uk withdrawal to complete the withdrawal treaty and without that, michel barnier, the eu's negotiator, says it will be difficult to conclude the withdrawal treaty and it may all fail. nicola sturgeon is saying that without that, people in scotland and elsewhere simply don't have clarity about what will happen in the future. damian grammaticas in brussels, thank you. the headlines on bbc news: flash flooding hits parts of the midlands and wales, after some areas experience more than a month's rainfall injustan hour. talks resume between us and north korean officials on a possible leaders' summit, after donald trump says he sees "great potential" in the north's future. the labour partyjoins calls to change abortion laws in northern ireland, following a referendum in the republic of ireland, but it's understood downing street believes any reform "is an issue for northern ireland". hugh ferris has the latest from the bbc sp

well. kron4's michelle kingston jumped on board and watched as they educated and cited boat operators not following the law. (mk)ánatsáhonkingdozens of law enforcement boats from several different agencies out in full force for what they delta blitzánatsámusica small island off discovery bay known as ski beach -- attracts boaters ... dancers ... loud music ... and ...ánatsáhonking citations.ánatsá"you guts been drinking or anything like that?"boaters pulled over for not carrying their registration, or enough life jackets ... one man arrested ... others speeding through no wake zones or in front of officers -- which is against the blue light lawánatsá"any time you see blue lights at all ... sorry about that man." law enforcement officers hands out about two dozen citations every weekend in the summer here -- and about 2 to 4 boating under the influence tickets a day."we just ask that if you are going to come out and use the waterways you understand the laws that govern boating and you operate safely so that everybody can enjoy it and people dont get hurt."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews new this y

well. >> and michelle, i'm wondering in terms of this event if it is even more significant given that trumphis administration. >> well, i think there's no doubt that over the last 18 months we've seen much of what care values, which you know, we were born out of world war ii, delivering care packages to refugees from europe that america's humanitarian leadership has been challenged and certainly we also sea see that our investment and international assessment is also being challenged. so at the the same time we're restricting refugees coming into our own ku tri, we're also threatening cuts. and from a women and girls perspective i think we've seen that we must lift up our voices here in this country, but we've also seen -- care recently did a survey and 65% of the women that we surveyed said that they believe that the me too movement and moment could change the conditions in their own countries. absolutely. >> so let's move to knews of the day. obviously the trump administration accusing the obamas for targeting his campaign for an investigation. what's your response to everything you've he