michelle young: i love you, too, cassidy. keith morrison (voiceover): and when she came along, it was love at first sight. [baby noises] [cheering] keith morrison (voiceover): michelle was an enthusiastic mother. cassidy: huh? - huh? [cassidy laughs] huh? michelle: huh? cassidy: [laughs] keith morrison (voiceover): by all accounts, jason was a good dad. he was a great playmate. he knew how to sit on the floor and play with his daughter, you know? keith morrison (voiceover): the youngs moved into the big, fine house on birchleaf in 2005. both of them worked-- he a salesman, she a financial specialist. in the summer of 2006, michelle got pregnant again. they kept the news to themselves, but it was clear something good was happening. the comment. he said to me was, he's excited to have another baby-- not implying that she was pregnant but that he was excited at the prospect of it. keith morrison (voiceover): but just a few months later, michelle was dead. jason was 170 miles away in virginia on a business trip the night of the mu

michelle, thank you very much — people. michelle, thank you very much indeed. - people. very much indeed. significant developments in syria. islamist rebels have made another breakthrough in their surprise offensive against the government and seized a second major city, hama. this footage shows rebels, entering the city — apparently unopposed. you can see rebels riding through the near—empty streets and being welcomed by cheering local people. the rebels then turn the cameras round and film themselves celebrating. the syrian army says it has now withdrawn its forces from hama — effectively ceding control there to the rebels. the rebel campaign to seize the city began just two days ago and comes after their suprise capture of aleppo last week, which reignited the war in syria. speaking at the un secretary council in the past hour, secretary—general antonio guterres called to end the violence unfolding in syria. i spoke with president aired one —— i just spoke with president erdogan of turkey to discuss the latest. i emphasised the urgent need for immediate humanitarian acc

you. exactly and this is what michel _ with you. exactly and this is what michel barnier - with you. ith you. exactly and this is what michel barnier did, he | what michel barnier did, he took his own responsibilities, because for months, as you mentioned earlier the budget, four months michel barnier was trying to table the national budget, how many taxes we are taking on, how much spending are we putting out of the treasury and what happened there was that michel barnier tried to make concessions with marine le pen's camp on the far right which didn't work out. they had some red lines. that didn't work out so he tried to push the budget with what you said, this article 49.3, which is without the parliamentary approval, but that as you said, and the main goal here, this is probably the main subject of the discussion between emanuel macron and francois bayrou this morning, was we do not go with this article again up until i'm no longer president in 2027. so going to be a lot of compromises and a lot of discussion in the french assembly. discussion in the french assembly-— discussion i

did you ever have a conversation, michelle, where you said, we've got to think about the worst possiblegoing to be together is to get rid of thad. no, sir. dennis murphy (voiceover): michelle denied that she sent her lover to kill her husband as she talked about her extramarital affair with "dateline." at one point, we were both talking about it. you know, we need to stop. and then he came back, and he says, i can't. i can't stop. dennis murphy (voiceover): guilty of adultery, she says, but not murder. and as you hear her tell her story, you'll realize that for michelle, it was never endless love. she talks of scotty indifferently, as though he's an inconsequential old boyfriend she has to squint to remember. michelle sullins: we met in the parking deck at his job, and we-- we just kissed. did anything else happen that day? no, sir. and when did you go past kissing into actual having sex? we actually didn't have sex. you never had sex? no, sir. he couldn't get-- he couldn't get an erection. dennis murphy (voiceover): scotty, michelle was saying, was impotent. a startling revelation if t

you need to come home now. michelle needs you. knew it was that. dennis murphy (voiceover): kittie raced to michelle's, where she was officially told her son, thad, was dead. kittie walker: it's a mother's nightmare. basically, from there, it's-- it's like all a blur. dennis murphy (voiceover): thad's sister, beverly, had arrived, too. her mom told her. i just kind of lost it right then and there in the front yard. i remember her going to her knees. yeah. they helped me get back up. and i walked in and went to michelle. she was sitting on the couch. i hugged her. dennis murphy (voiceover): when she heard the news, aunt trish came to the house to comfort her niece. she seemed like she was in shock because-- obvious grief? crying, sobbing? no, she was like-- almost like she was in a trance because, like i say, almost in shock, because she said, i keep waiting for him to walk in the door, for thad to walk in the front door. dennis murphy (voiceover): an emergency prayer request went out to the hollywood baptist community and members o

great to see you, michelle, thank you for having me on.t a phenomenal day we have had in the markets this year so far. —— phenomenalyear. we're seven in the tech stocks were in the use again today leading all—time highs, and they have led the way recently, but we have seen other parts of the market to better like smaller companies in other sectors outside technology, so her outlook is actually positive. joe years in a row of returns that were not expected by most analysts,, there is a chance next year that it may bode well for the global markets —— two years. you'll abide by investors what happened with the election in the us and i think we'll be talking more and more about deregulation and how it will help boost business. i'm glad you mentioned deregulation. is it the main factorfor deregulation. is it the main factor for your optimism? deregulation. is it the main factorfor your optimism? 0r factorfor your optimism? or the other thing is driving it? we have got some great fundamentals going on, we have seen some inflation data that would

michelle. you that's, that's the w's chief political edison mission. it looks like. i am upset, you're up to date. i mean, you could make it in thank you for watching the domain use the living shannon dw postcards how to make greener choices in your everyday lives by tribes working 32 hours a week to be better for the environment. but of course, we shouldn't be not, you'd be the living scientists, you can find design every way. i want to make sure that everything is beautiful and tasteful. i want to make jewelry that makes you feel like you got something special here. was always an artist. and now or thing do just fine. i didn't choose to be a jewelry designer. it shows me it can do something fun. exciting, right here. what do i want to do with this? where do i even begin? she was like a new person ready to so i'm like, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. i'm up to date the i am here shopping while i'm 36 years old. i do a lot of things. i'm a journalist and don. yeah, huge part of me. and the think of when i was be with the 3 in the country that was like, what

you are right, but michel barnier was - unity? he one who would be the linking point between several groups — linking point between several groups and he was supposed to be groups and he was supposed to he the — groups and he was supposed to be the solution, and you can see — be the solution, and you can see where _ be the solution, and you can see where that led, he was toppled _ see where that led, he was toppled injust three months, and this— toppled injust three months, and this is extraordinary, not and this is extraordinary, not an ordinary political situation. what else is there to do— situation. what else is there to do but— situation. what else is there to do but respect the voice of the people? but to do but respect the voice of the people?— the people? but on your programme. _ the people? but on your programme, your- the people? but on your programme, your partyl the people? but on your - programme, your party supports lowering the retirement age and increasing the minimum age, but francis heavily in debt and the deficit

michele. was it imperative that you notify her right away about the death? next of kin and the person we had to notify. andrea canning: michelle was living in her new place with a new boyfriend, a pennsylvania state trooper. they'd been together for nearly two years. how did you feel about her dating a state trooper? well, when i first heard it, and i knew that she and john were headed for a divorce, i thought, you know what, couldn't be any better-- any better role model or a better influence on john's son or on michelle's children. andrea canning: jj and the older two were in bed by the time police arrived at michelle's home. she had already heard that john had died but told police she heard it was a heart attack. they let her know he was murdered. john's friends got the news the next day. i was picking up my children for the weekend. it was easter weekend. and i saw a lot of missed messages, texts, and voicemails. so i listened to one of the voicemails, and it was just somebody sobbing. andrea canning: who was it? - it was-- andrea canning: who had left th

on bottles are michelle, you divorced her husband in prison and withdrew her application to emigrate. after his release, he went to the west and she returned to her children. the blue doll is still on display today in the museum. let's candler and klaus schumann. the men from the blue under bridge turned 18, installs a prison the 4 months before their trial are deeply in their memories for 10 tons 18. on january the 15th, i thought maybe they would open the door and tell me, is it open to miss? i cannot go home cuz the house and then not until the 9th of the 14th, i tracked me off of the band 8 times for interrogation. you couldn't sleep soundly when you did sleep. it was only for an hour or so. i lost all sense of time. the next night they did it 3 more time. comments can put some full sentence over time. do you remember which cell you were in? all kinds could yes, sorry. well, we're standing in front of it. my cell is number 14. we no longer have names covered 14 ones that from the last one and 14, to select on the right. either some sounds tournament him to this day and this has me

michelle. how much debt did he leave you with? t i never would have been able to pay off. millions of dollars in debt. tens of millions of dollars in debt. and how much did you have in your account to cover it? [scoffs] nothing. i had the 2,000 euros that he left me with. reporter: about $1,500. within months of her husband leaving, michelle filed for divorce. she later declared bankruptcy. still, she was determined to keep the story of his betrayal in the public eye. michelle kramer: i was like, ok, my ex-husband, he's on the run. what part of that can i change? i want to change the part where he's running. reporter: despite the emotional toll, she spoke to the press often, including to "dateline" in 2005 and to nbc's wmaq. and it was like peeling, like the scars away from my heart, telling the whole story each time. reporter: and she tried to move on, going to grad school for psychology. eventually, she gave up that dream of chasing her ex around the world and confronting him. she left that to others. ken allen: we have investiga

there's no better person than try to navigate it than with you michelle norris.

that is a michelle you know, cuz now mr. eli, thank you so much for your analysis. the or we're going to take a look at some international news now in other parts of the world and authorities in the french overseas territory of maya. mild said that hundreds, perhaps even thousands of people have been killed by the most destructive psych loan and nearly a century. the islands of the east african coast were already francais poorest overseas region. before cycling chito flattened the entire communities. frances ontario, minnesota has arrived to join crisis operations that the french military has delivered aid supplies as rescue, as on a racing to stave off the humanitarian disaster. first came the winds and rain from cycling chito. and then came the next thread. the wind spread destruction left behind in my unit, one of france's poorest overseas territories. rescue teams have already started to clear the debris left behind by the storm. and help is on the way from france in the form of emergency workers and humanity hearing aid. a badly needed lifeline for those who ha

>> oh, it's got to be coming on this show with you, michel. the programme there. >> can i carry on? dangle a little bit of mistletoe? we've got any mistletoe backstage. hang on. >> i'll go backwards. bill rammell can step in. we're an inclusive, progressive organisation. >> i would say highlight. well, you know, the us election, that was a really big moment for me. i mean, watching that big trump landslide, i think that was really interesting being down on the ground in clacton actually, and just seeing, you know, that kind of pivotal moment of nigel farage going into the house of commons. i think for many people that was quite a big moment. but yeah, for me it's this kind of more evidence of what i've been working on for ten, 15 years that actually this realignment that actually this realignment thatis that actually this realignment that is unfolding across the west is real and it's accelerating. and i think many people, for the first time in a long time, michel, maybe people watching this are feeling like actually my voice is in the pubuc act

nothing 50 since you michel's, when you to, we don't 0, this is easy. yeah. but to changes the system totally. and this is what's happened basically for this one of the, of pulled up for 42 problems because they had, they had of to this big problem. 42 problems. once again, you already know, how are you concentrated on prostate? and the issue pumped on the prostate and don't care about the engineering between those. so it would be no, thank you so much for coming inside, closer to us today. i really appreciate your time. it's been so interesting. we've been talking to former of us phoebe and the chief scientific office that is on funds was and that's thank you so much. thank you so much. but when it's the, that's the georgia department is to take on the oppositions. protests come pay in a recent media briefing, the countries need to praise the ruling policy for with funding for revolution attempt, the state so that we have already supported the 4th attempt at revolution for political parties. and more than 10 wealthy non governmental organizations failed to g

i'll read you, michelle, some of paul's writing on this.ong the way, liz cheaney would no doubt suffer the harm of indictment, the financial harm of having to defend herself and the psychic harm of having to bear the pressure of an investigation and charges. biden owes it to trump's most prominent critics to save them from that burden." how do you feel about this one? >> yeah. i mean, i agree with that argument. i disagree with michael. and i think that there's -- i shouldn't say easy, but there's a way to do this i think that would make the narrative clear cut for the american people. it's not ideal to have an incoming potential head of the fbi, kash patel, who has published enemies lists. one advantage of that is that he wrote a book, he has an enemies list in it. so we know exactly who he has threatened to go after without cause. just pardon everyone on it. pardon everyone on it, give a speech, say you know, this is one reason i wish that the president was a better communicator. but give a speech and say, you know, i wasn't able to save

i also really appreciated michelle, you talked about some of those things that are on the table for competitiveness in terms of releasing regulation or simplifying regulation to accelerate entrepreneurship in europe, you mentioned those are good things for the american companies as well and i think sometimes we don't talk about that enough. we kind of view this as companies in europe, they won't build them here potentially but our companies are also having to live in the regulatory regime and maintain regimes of 50 different states in this country and all of that is a lot easier. so i guess it comes back to that question, though, on the academic level we are very practiced at doing projects, working on topics together, building off of one another's work, academia is sr. open and we saw the same thing even in private sector development, many of these things are being developed in open source platforms and open source. on the political side, there's not always a recognition of them being a key on how the system works. this is one of the things that we talk the a lot about in my program, helping peopl

thank you so much, michelle. appreciate it. >> happy holidays, thank you. ashley: by the way. same to you. holiday shoppers feeling the heat this year, some more than others. we'll explain that. n nifin will be here with the ugly truth about the american consumer and the retail stocks to watch, right after this. ♪ [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. where can nfl fans get a great deal that turns christmas day into game day? x marks the spot. the nfl is streaming christmas day games exclusively on netflix, and you don't want to miss a moment. gather round the game because nothing says holidays like family and football. now xfinity customers can add streamsaver including netflix, peacock, and apple tv+ for just $15 a month. stuff your stockings with tons of entertainment and tons of savings. bring on the good stuff. xfinity. ashley: amazon delivery drivers remain on

michelle. merry christmas. thank you for being with us today. >> merry christmas. thanks so much for having me. >> all right, so let's start on the top line. what were the goals of your strike and what do you want for your workers? >> i mean, the easiest thing to say is the goal was to let the company know that the the latest economic offer that they put across the table in our bargaining sessions was just not acceptable for us. we needed them to know that we were prepared to take action, and i'm hoping that seeing, you know, 300 plus stores go on strike through the christmas season, 5000 workers walk off the job because this wasn't an acceptable offer. and the fact that there are still hundreds of unresolved unfair labor practice charges that the company agreed to to take care of. when we started chartering this new path forward back in february, that just haven't been resolved at all. um, these are these are very significant things, and we need to see the company make some movement. >> michelle starbucks said that it can't afford to meet the union's wage demands,

michelle, good morning. it could be white. it could be wet. we're not sure yet. >> great to see you. we're looking at millions of people under some winter alerts this morning from the northern plains to the great lakes, and eventually into the northeast. we'll see that snow tomorrow. you could see where we see the white here. those are winter weather advisories including fargo, greek, madison, green rapids over to burleson and bangor, maine. also today the snow impacting the great lakes. and then that rain targeting the ohio and also the central plains. tomorrow it moves into the northeast. again, it's going to be a quick shot. and we're looking at a chance for more rain. some could be heavy where you're seeing the darker colors, especially in the southern plains into the mississippi valley. that will last into the holiday as well. how will that affect travel? the great lakes, the northern plains. look to the west, a series of systems moving onshore. that's going bring some tough travel into the west, especially the intermountain west where we're going e the higher mountain snow. rec

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okay,, michele, what do you think?at all surprised that there are people out there celebrating the sky? >> i am. i just am. he killed somebody. we see it on video. right? so this is bizarre. there were people comparing and contrasting daniel penny and this dude. here is the comparison. they are both 26 years old. that is it. have to that there was no comparison. i find it really bizarre when people romanticize these people. there has to be a term for that. is there some sort of pathology that describes what people do this? i do not get it. but as you pointed out the good news. daniel penny is unanimously acquitted. and all the blm people came out and set all of the awful things they said which was amazing to me. but unlike 2020 and my hometown of minneapolis are, we did not see the big protest and the demonstrations that i think blm really wanted. so i do get the sense maybe that we are starting to turn, the fever on that has broken. >> to be fair blm ran out of black people. did you not see the march? it was just whit

you see right here. the a truly global superstar and iconic is michelle yeoh in that big production capping a career where actress oscar for everything everywhere all at one >> you have said quote, i never once thought i want to be an actress. does that mean you have always been really open to other things like see what is the lesson of someone who knows you as his actor learns that you didn't ever want that? >> i have always been an adventurer. if the opportunity presents itself, then i will sit back and go, i could be. that is a challenge. literally, i was invited to go to hong kong to do a commercial and that was my audition into the film world, because that company wanted to sign me up as an actress. i was 22 or 23. >> was that the jackie chan commercial? >> yes. that was the first time on camera in hong kong. >> let's take a look. >> yes, let's watch the commercial. look at me. >> how did you feel doing that? this is a one-off or this is going to be the beginning of something? >> i didn't think it was the beginning of something, because i thought i was just there to do the commercial and they gave me

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yeah, it's michelle you get this sense that nothing. yeah. who is waiting for trump to reach a hostage deal, and if so, do you think the hostages can survive till then? i believe that every day brings increasing risk, which is why there's such a urgency to try to get this deal. obviously, we've seen the tragic death of hostages since the massacres of october 7th, and over the course of the past 15 months complex. so as soon as we can close this deal, we should close this deal in the interest of bringing those hostages home. the answer to your 1st questions. no, i do not get that sense. i got the sense today from the prime minister. he's ready to do a deal. and when i go to dell, han cairo. my goal will be to put us in a position to be able to close this deal this month. not later. now, we've been close before and haven't gotten there, so i can't make any promises or predictions to you. but i wouldn't be here today if i thought this thing was just waiting till after january 20th. i am here today because i believe every day matters and we're goi

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we appreciate both of you, michelle, dean, thank you both.ore we go to break there are many more amazing people who won the year, including women entertainers whose music and performance of kept us moving throughout the year. there is a queen bee, beyonci, who became the first black woman to rule the country charts after releasing cowboy carter, and most grammy nominated artist in history, there is charli xcx, taylor swift who boosted economies around the world, and the new phenom who followed a breakout 2023 by releasing what might just be the album of the year. and when we come back, how one woman's dignity and determination to speak out on behalf of all the victims of sexual assault by waiving her right to anonymity and a trial behind closed doors makes her a winner of the year and shows us all the meaning of courage and dignity. we will be right back. right b. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tire

michelle, good to have you. not sure if you were able to hear that, but since we were having it, looks like we lost her again. okay, we'll try to get her reconnected. but in any event, michelle, we appreciate your time. that's michelle price there. thank you. all right. and still to come on cnn this morning, the dallas cowboys eliminated from playoff contention. the teams keeping their playoff dreams alive. that and more in the cnn sports update coming up. plus still have some last minute shopping to do. while you are not alone. we will let you in on where to find the best deals during this countdown to christmas. >> passion fruit spread. fruit spray sure. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn. >> some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. >> okay, let's get going. >> can everybody see that? >> like, you know, to check your desktop first before sharing your screen? >> oh, that is not the uh oh no no no no no no. how th

michelle, good morning to you.o the president elect says that hegseth is doing very well acknowledging he doesn't have the the confirmation of support from the requisite number of republican senators. what's the momentum going into this next week? does he have the wind at his face or at his back well he had a couple of days there where it felt like the nomination was in greater jeopardy but you saw yesterday morning, president trump put out a statement on his social media network finally kind of breaking his silence on what pete hegseth was facing, which for, for donald trump was was a big show of support, you know, kind of left him twisting in the wind there for a few days so it seems like the the way that pete hegseth was speaking forcefully in the halls of congress, continuing to press forward it seems to have proved himself at least for now, for donald trump. >> but, you know, we did see that he is expected to be sitting with ron desantis at the army-navy football game, coming up next week. that is a very close

michelle, do you first on this, your reaction. she is trying to lay the blame on the republicans.gress. >> it was a bipartisan bill which she repeated. the problem is, vivek ramaswamy did us all of favor and read the bipartisan bill. it was full of a lot of stuff that americans don't want. once that was revealed, people made it very clear, we don't want this. it wasn't about elon or trump. it was about the people who have elected trump who said this bill doesn't comport with what we want to get done. as a lot of waste in here. there's a lot of pork. don't vote for this. to say there was this bipartisan bill, as things go in washington, that is what it was. americans are smarter now. they don't like this kind of legislation. >> she kept referring to the multitrillion dollar tax cut for billionaires that presi president trump, incoming president trump and elon musk are focused on per the original trump tax cut which would be renewed -- which is the focus of what the republicans will do in president trump takes office, two-thirds of americans got a tax cut. the largest tax cut went t

michelle, him you, i need know me but in sales here. so when you pull up what it shows like somebody else, and i saw a little bit keith, i guess best of all the kids that give us the pain. yeah. yeah it's, it's going to go visit to ship. those are new most girls, most of the seller. so a lot must be at a look at the summer wash. no, there's the concept that nothing has changed for me. it's a or the other to give you a cisco and now cause it sounds like a good time was okay. i'm gonna start sounds, families are now no real deal with the stock as a sign in i'm actually in the move up is to move 0. you missed this and we meet, then you go into the deal with my gums and give them go. i know it's and if there's new when years old, a new i've got them now because i feel great and they used to, but i need the not of my locals can with my soon as the new new cartridge, it is multiple granular and you quickly line the lecture being shall be nimble, the mean able yellow, cuz i didn't was my example because it is beautiful. this, but i think i put

i thought michelle had a little something there. kevin from covington, louisiana. you need a cute jingle like michelle obama. what do we got? what do we got? tim from cumberland, maryland. have a gift idea for michelle? if your husband loves golf, how about a round at the nearest trump course? i heard bedminster is nice. got some drones above, but whatever. steve from massachusetts. can you get cold sores from a drone? oh, yep. big symptom. i'm waters. this is my world.

michelle, you heard antonia say no umbrellas.the times square festivities. what do we know about the forecast tomorrow night? >> you're not going to need as many layers because it will be on the milder side, temperatures around 50 but there is a chance for heavy rain. a system is bringing snowy weather on the north side of this and that's going to be the theme as we go throughout the day, rain and wind throughout new england. that system moving its way towards the east. look at what happens tomorrow. this is new year's day and new year's eve day, some rain into portions of the northeast that could be heavy at times leading up to that ball drop. trending drier, though, right near midnight. we will watch that closely. a drop in the south central sats. plenty of sunshine. that's the place to be in the southwest, temperatures in the upper 60s in some spots. the pacific northwest has been so wet lately, we're looking dry tomorrow morning which is nice and throughout the day tomorrow. as we go to new year's eve getting closer to the ev

why do you think we saw him fall we saw michel fall? nk it was because of this budget bill that he pushed past the assembly? the broader cause was the huge political division in france which came to the fore when emmanuel macron pulled a snap election which led to some which led to three evenly sized factions the left, the centre and the far right, none of them could form a majority and none of them could work together and so, michel barnier was doomed to fail from the start because he always had a minority government and it was not surprising that he felt obliged to push his budget through using the constitutional mechanism that allows him to bypass parliament because the left said that they could not supported because it made too many concessions to the far right the far right so they could not support it because of the concessions to the left and even when trying to compromise, there was no solution in sight and now everything is come to a head and both sides of the opportunity to make things even more difficult for emmanuel macron. w

can that the limited work of the do the then the, the, the, the, the, the oh no, you take the business or the this is michelle lube, whom you beacon score. i cannot close the door and do you know what the state not on zillow rit deal its way can look at that. so you want you to somebody and come, but the double reinforce that as retail would be the best mountain of working on that. do it the just and that's the phone that unless like for bu a speed side of the focus. well, sounds can be simple. id ready? the i bought the porch here to work. it is good. the revision you use computer divided the men invest or they me for the most of with the seats and then move it a new me that's another way my head to getting that and they can re, every yeah, that's simple. you have to hit the good is now. well, a lot, a lot so much sir. now, do you be sure to do if there's an issue in this extraordinary story, really took place with the code to you in 1910 from time to time step, then data sick often falls into a catatonic sleep, which is the only event of the artist photographer. and son of a priest can distinguish sleep fro

michelle. [singing] ♪ so honored to have you ♪ [singing] ♪ she's a classy lady, we just love her so ♪ ♪ we love>> jesse: michelle obama looks proud of her country again which is weird because biden is about to turn the white house over to hitler. everybody should be scared, right? at the obama house it's christmas as usual. the only thing keeping michelle up at night is what just often barack's talking. >> who was the hardest to shop for? >> he is. he's just a boy. he just doesn't do much. he golf son is only so many golf balls you can get a dude. i'm trying to get him clothing that he would not by because he's also cheap. >> who is the best gift giver out of you guys? >> probably me. i think i am because i'm actually paying attention. >> that's the trick. >> i'm listening. >> jesse: michelle joe said her husband's cheap, doesn't listen and chases balls all day like a little boy. we would show you the part where jennifer hudson asked michelle about what it will be like living under a dictator, how women will survive the next four years that she never asked. michelle put down some ground rules f

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that is want to keep an eye on as we head into 2025, thank you, michelle fleury, live in new york.r chip with "mind boggling" capabilities. here it is — it's the latest cutting—edge quantum chip from google. and it's fast. according to google it's capable of completing in five minutes a task that would take one of the world's fastest super computers a septillion years — that is a 1 followed by 25 0s — to complete. this the latest in the field of what's known as quantum computing. to help us understand what we're talking about — joining me now is our technology reporter chris vallance. it is mind—boggling to get your head around these sorts of numbers so put it into context why it is so important. why is it so great? to why it is so important. why is it so great?— it so great? to look at it is uuite it so great? to look at it is quite unassuming. - it so great? to look at it is quite unassuming. a - it so great? to look at it is quite unassuming. a little| quite unassuming. a little square of pearlescent material. the reason people are so excited about it at google is that it excite

you see it right here and you see a truly global superstar and icon michelle yeoh is in that productionfor "everything everywhere all at once." you said, quote, i never once thought i want to be an actor, so does that mean that you've always been really open to other things? what's the lesson of someone who knows you as this actor learns that you didn't ever want that? >> i've always been a bit of an adventure. it was if the opportunity presents itself, then i would sit back and go like, hmm, that could be interesting, that is a challenge. and literally i was invited to go to hong kong and to do a commercial, and that was sort of my audition into the film world because that company wanted to sign me up as an actress, and i was 22, 23. >> and was that the jackie chan commercial? >> yes. that was the first time on camera in hong kong. >> let's take a look. >> yes, watch commercial. look at me. >> how'd you feel doing that? that is a one off or this is going to be the beginning? >> i didn't really think it was the beginning of something because i thought i was just there to do the commerci

>> i, you know, i think they're still very much romy and michele, you know? hour with you. you got luke coming in the third hour. "no good deed" out on netflix today. hoda, over to you. >>> still to come, our friend is in the house. she's got stocking stuffer ideas for kids and adults on your holiday list, but first, this is been here before? or haven't been here at all? your next favorite thing about this place is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... pretty cool, right? ... and you don't want to miss that. you can also ride this ... and then race on over to do this... and before you leave? you definitely wanna see that. ♪ >>> back now, 8:44. with today's hot list, we're rounding out some of the fabulous stocking stuffers that won't bust your budget. our lifestyle expert is here with gift ideas for everybody in your list. all of them by the way, under 30 bucks. shop along with us. scan the qr code. first, it's so good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> i like your gifts. they're unique, different, and the price is right. >> the pric

michael steele, michelle goldberg. thank youfor your time and thoughts tonight. >> all right. >>> still ahead tonight, today the supreme court heard arguments in yet another case that could roll back health care rights for generations. sound familiar? i'll explain next. for generati. sound familiar? i'll explain next. go-friends, gather! keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! money, power, friendship. let's go! ♪♪ have you tried these new febreze car vent clips? the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ >>> today, the supreme court heard oral arguments in the case that could change the lives of americans across the country. in the united states, the nine justices are considering whether to intervene in a tennessee law that bans puberty blockers an hormone therapies for minors. but only if those therapies are meant for transgender minors. arguing on behalf of the biden a

you know, i've campaigned on it, but good luck to you all. >> michelle, i -- i don't know, when i -- when he literally said it's hard to bring -- hard to lower prices once they go up, it's like -- of course -- the emoji with the head with the exploding -- the explosion coming out of the top of the head? i mean, does anybody hold this individual accountable -- to account for saying something like that and for admitting that prices may not come down at all? >> well, i mean, the chances to hold donald trump to account for anything are gone. people may in fact hold the republican party to account if they find that their economic situation hasn't improved or in some cases has gotten worse, you know, because donald trump, he's going to remain laina kahn with someone who is much more in favor of mergers and unfair trade practices. he's going to open up the government to all of his billionaire cronies. he's going to or people in his administration have plans to kick people off of medicaid or make it harder for them to get. and so in a lot of ways -- there's always been something of a divorce

and i don't want that to happen to you know, we do not need that happening. >> great advice, michellesingletary. happy holidays to you. thank you so much for being here with us. we appreciate it. coming up, president elect donald trump doubling down on his threat to retake the panama canal, who he just chose to be the u.s. ambassador to that country. and the message it's sending to leaders there. that's next. hello. >> my name is lieutenant colonel rosemary reed, based out of nato allied joint forces command, naples, italy. and i want to give a shout out to my dad in duarte, california, and wish him a very merry christmas. i love you, dad new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. >> you don't stop being you just because you turn 65. but you do face more risk from flu and covid. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. 1 million vaccines lower your risk of getting really sick so you can keep doing you. >> daughter, i hope you know that being selfless does not mean forgetting about yourself. i'm so proud

maybe you will rename, but i don't think so, michel barnier. to have someone who will go from the socialists, to the republicans and as well to the renaissance, to try to maintain a new government. but, you know, this is a real challenge and i am not so sure that he will be able to do it. so i tell you today, you know, it is the thing that the insurance company used to say, the future is very uncertain. this is the worst thing for an insurance company. so i think today, we have uncertainty ahead of us. i cannot tell you what will be tomorrow morning, of course the sun will be here. but politically, it's a very difficult time ahead of us. christian: alright, let's speak to emmanuelle, who is alongside. the budget deficit is already twice the level of what is allowed under e.u. fiscal rules, the debt very high. this was a standard austerity package that the prime minister was trying t pass. what happens in the interim without any budget? >> what will happen is tt we will have a budget of 2024, month-by-month, to maintain the government, to avoid a

crisis, which has lasted for months for us on that whole scene here on the rights replaced is michelle bung. you mom, it was august. it's just over a week ago, and no part in parliamentary, no confidence vote by politicians who opposed his plans for honest gratitude budget . we're going to be back in about half an hour with more than all the stores. staples. once you reach this displacement cap and cindy in so dense river and i'll states samuel hundreds of thought, it would not only mean breaching safety, but also a re union to are a separated village in the morning and kept firing shots until night came my brother after the theme was hit on his legs, we escaped, but because of his injuries, he couldn't catch up with us. despite those villages being under our assess control, local monitors, say at least 50 villages were rated with more than 1200 killed. those who have been reported missing are those who have relatives who successfully escaped. there are entire families who lost each other as they tried to get away from the village of going to veto, with no one managing to reach safety. people wh