. >>> welcome, michelle obama! >> michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her hummen roots in chicago. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> the girl from the south side can become first lady. all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me, then you know there is no other choice. other than barack obama. >> will was no going back, a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first la lady. >> let's move, let's move! >> she challenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace. >> but forced to walk a tightrope. >> as a black woman there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. >> and i hope i've made you proud. >> now for the former mom in chief, there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use my voice to help people. >> michelle obama is one of the most revered public figures not just maybe in the america, but in the world today. >> she's destined to be rem

michelle obama follows her diet ri advice. we hear she's eating ribs. >> there were political cartoons. and memes that painted her as ape like. racist things. >> she appeared stoic. she admitted the hits were hurtful. >> what she's done her whole life is look past the nay sayers and brush it off. to be certain of what you were doing and the goal. and keep towards it. >> the first term gave her the experience to help her tackle all that lay ahead. >> coming up. michelle obama speaks out. >> it has shaken me to my core in way i couldn't have predicted. (music throughout) endless shrimp is on at red lobster. for just fifteen ninety-nine you get all the shrimp you want, any way you want them. and now savory parmesan shrimp scampi is back! new sesame-ginger shrimp is here, too. but hurry in, endless shrimp ends november eighteenth. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it?

michelle obama says she'll never forgive the president. she knew that even just that one line was going to get a lot of attention. it was a choice, right, to talk about it, to go after a president -- the current president of the united states. why do you think she did? >> i think, kate, that she's sending a signal, a signal to the country that we can be better than this. she clearly waited until after the midterms. i mean, we are in a time where we're very polarized. it's very divisive. and you have a president in -- at 1600 pennsylvania avenue who is really doubling down on that divisiveness, fear mongering, being incredibly hateful, and i think she really wanted to take this moment. she is putting out this book, "becoming," she's incredibly authentic and genuine, very popular, revered, and i think she's using this moment to make that signal and she's a remarkable messenger to really put that forward. >> scott, the president today was asked about it. but do you think that he should have responded in the way that he did? >> well, the presi

michelle obama's new memoir targets trump, race, and her own marriage. you will hear my take on what the book is really all about ahead on the heated debate on the topic. french president emmanuel macron is the latest to hit trump over the embrace of nationalism. an expert tells us why trump is right and the french are oh, so wrong. but we start tonight on the ground in florida where republicans rick scott and ron desantis still cling razor thin leads. here to give us the latest is fox correspondent phil keating outside the broward county elections board. phil? >> some counties completed that recounts, but not in broward county or palm beach counting. the recounting of the vote still has not even begun. looking live inside the election departments tabulation center, workers are still running 3.5 million pages, sorting out the first pages from the ballots which actually have the recount races on them. once that is done, broward will run 800,000 ballots through a dozen tablation machines. the florida senate race between governor rick scott and incumbent de

. >>> welcome michelle obama. michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her humble hooroots in chicago. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> she hchallenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tight rope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. for the former mom and chief there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use any voice to help people. >> he's one of the most revered public figures maybe not just in america but in the world today. >>> she's destined to be remembered as one of the nation's most beloved first ladies. >> i always knew she was a rock star. >> she's not one to be in somebody's shadow jus

my angle takes on michelle obama's new memoir. stay right there. >> laura: the coming or unbecoming? that's the focus of tonight's angle. michelle obama's rolling out her new memoir titled "becoming" with the exact sort of fanfare we've come to expect from the obama's 13 city book tour, and touchy-feely arena and abuse by celebrity moderators. the former first lady gave a sit down with "gma"'s emma roberts. even when does obama talk about meeting her husband. >> comes in a little bit famous already, late for the first meeting. >> late! i'm like, is he trifling? a black man is going to be late on the first date? >> you went overtly impressed in the beginning? >> i wasn't. i had my suspicions when a bunch of white folks fall over a black man, he can talk straight, they think he's wonderful. that was my theory. >> laura: stereotyping much? for all of her beauty, the former first lady can't get past race. it's a loop that served her repeatedly in public comments? >> what could you wish you could tell your prewhite house south? >> the

michelle obama follows her diet ri advice. we hear she's eating ribs. >> there were political cartoons. and memes that painted her as ape like. racist things. >> she appeared stoic. she admitted the hits were hurtful. >> what she's done her whole life is look past the nay sayers and brush it off. to be certain of what you were doing and the goal. and keep towards it. >> the first term gave her the experience to help her tackle all that lay ahead. >> coming up. michelle obama speaks out. >> it has shaken me to my core in way i couldn't have predicted. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table. the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. on the outside, juicy on the if you way too often...e moves then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biot

that is you. >> michelle obama. >> it is michelle obama and you. >> me and michelle obama. >> michelle obama and michelle obama. >> there you go. what has this been like for you, mom? >> you know, to have a child who went viral once was one thing. to have it happen twice has just been surreal. i thought maybe this time when things started to ramp up and we started getting press that, you know, maybe i would be desensitized because it happened once, but it feels the same way. feels surreal, feels unbelievable. i feel really honored that so many people are touched and inspired by her again. and you know, as a parent, i'm open to sharing her light with the world for as long as she wants to share and as long as she wants to continue to inspire people. >> me. me. >> you, you. >> me and you. >> you, girl. you enjoy the spotlight, little ms. parker. >> yes, we're on the tv. >> yes, we are, and jessica, thank you for the job you do as a mom. >> thank you, poppy. >> and dad does the hardest, most important job every day. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having us. really appreciate yo

robinson tells a funny thing, that michelle obama was a feisty little kid. she said i could stop raising her when she was 9 because she was that good. you can tell they are very well connected and michelle says personally and professionally, she wouldn't have had the life she had, if her mom hadn't been there. you can always count on your mom. >> to be there for the girl, to make a car pool somewhat normal when you have armed guards and three other cars following you, with a grandma sitting next to you. >> no one would say mrs. robinson is such a character. she wasn't trying to be part of the family in a public way. she loves her children, barack and michelle, and loves her grandchildren but she also had life. n life and soo he own >>d first ladies and families that are most respected in the white house are the ones who treat people who work there as family, not as staff but as family. >> check, check. >> they still visit mrs. robinson. >> here's to you, mrs. robinson. you're going to be singing it all day. heaven loves you more than you could know. oh, oh,

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michelle obama's autobiography becoming is finally on sale time for her fans to celebrate in her once favorite bookstore. becoming the former first lady tells the story of her life and many in her old neighborhood are prolife what she achieved. she is the go like greatest of all time and she is a secada old woman just like me grew up a chicago girl sounds so for me she'd. she's like whoa personified she is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes you feel like you can do anything and office is a real person with a real real human being so i just been excited to get this book and for the first time you shell obama opened up about details of her life that she kept secret for years her marriage and her time in the white house but she also writes about the obstacles she had to overcome as an african american she was accused of being unpatriotic when i think idea what a lot of black folks were doing we were afraid to hope because it's hard to believe that the country that oppressed you could one day be led by. and they didn't think the country was read

also coming up tonight being first lady was never her first choice michelle obama her new memoir becoming is already tipped for the best seller of the year. she is. like greatest of all the time she is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes in getting an office is a real person. or we begin the day with miracles military maneuver today the german chancellor stood before the european parliament and for the first time positioned herself firmly in a future that includes a european army and her announcement was not trailblazing instead merkel is following the lead set by french president emmanuel mccrone of sources close to say that he has been frustrated waiting for miracle to lend her support or today merkel delivered and made no doubt about her decision now addressing the european parliament stross berg merkel said that europe must take its fate into its own hands on foreign and security policy calling for the creation of a real and true european army she also urged her fellow e.u. leaders to reject nationalism and chauvinism and she called on lawmak

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let's say hello to robin in chicago, hometown of michelle obama. >> proud hometown of michelle obama. good morning. we are here at the south shore cultural center on the south side of chicago, a stone's throw away from where michelle obama grew up and have quite a crowd that's come out here to be with us this morning. the community is out. [ applause ] and they cannot wait to hear from the former first lady and what she has to say about all those headlines from her new book. so she will be here in just moments. i'm robin, i'm your server. what would you like? we'll get back now to the studio. hey, guys. >> nice town meeting in chicago. >> looks like a lot of people are excited about michelle obama. >>> but we're going to begin today with that state of emergency in california as wildfires burn across the state. the death toll is unfortunately growing. >> it sure is. in northern california the camp fire alone now claiming the lives of 42 people making it the deadliest fire in state history. overnight, president trump approving a disaster declaration there. >> and you can see overnight a

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so of course michelle obama is going to be upset. we also know that barack obama received four times the amount of death threats than previous presidents, so this was a very real situation for her. so of course she's going to be upset about somebody stirring up people, all kinds of people out there who are beginning to think this is something legitimate, it's a validation of something crazy about the president when, in fact, it's not rooted in truth whatsoever. so this isn't just about barack obama, but it's also about her family and the safety of her family, particularly as they take on this high profile role. >> leah wright rigeur, harvard, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> have a great weekend. >>> in the week of that rampage in thousand oaks california, does gun reform have a real chance of passing now that democrats have taken back control of the house? we're going to talk to two survivors of the parkland shooting who are pushing for legislation. >>> and the president now says he doesn't kno

your hometown girl from the south side of chicago , michelle obama. [applause] [cheers and applause] . >> we are home. it feels good every time i fly into the city so when you fly in now coming home after all the places that have nurtured you what does that feel like? . >> first i try to treat every inch i try to point out all the neighborhoods there is midway i still call it the sears tower. [applause] i don't know what the name of it is now but i try to trace the outline of my skinny to - - the city. >> i do that every time there is the planetarium and there is my school i think i can see everything. >> yes i am tracing my life and it always feels good. it really does. >> so i haven't been here since the oprah show ended. >> she ran from the cold. >> but all the banners around the stadium and people lined up to come in, i was thinking about your parents and your father in particular nobody could ever imagine. >> and i missed all of that because i still come in the back way through the freight elevator by the garbage. [laughter] that's my life. >> yo

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also coming up tonight being first lady was never her first choice michelle obama her new memoir becoming is already tipped for the best seller of the year. like greatest of all the time that he is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes it i think in doing and office is a real person. or we begin the day with miracles military maneuver today the german chancellor stood before the european parliament and for the first time position herself firmly in a future that includes a european army and her announcement was not trailblazing instead merkel is following the lead set by french president emmanuel mccrone sources close to say that he has been frustrated waiting for miracle to lend her support or today merkel delivered and made no doubt about her decision now addressing the european parliament stross berg merkel said that europe must take its fate into its own hands on foreign and security policy calling for the creation of a real and true european army she also urged her fellow e.u. leaders to reject nationalism and chauvinism and she called on lawma

because michelle obama is visible and accepted and adored and i too. can walk into a and b. and be treated with respect. it's good bomb a story that this community and she coddle believes in. but with the man who succeeded him in the white house many here think they're achieving lands are in danger. or tributes have been pouring in for comics creator stan lee he died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics geek of giving of superheroes which is spider-man x.-men and the incredible hulk but he also had a talent for foreshadowing the real world of politics in two thousand and seven before a president obama or president romney he delivered a set of drawings in the atlantic that would prove eerily telling about the united states eleven years later now here's the first page and he writes that few things you see right there are as tragic as the death of an idea and he says that the american idea is threatened by divisions over health care global warming and the growing red blue rift between the democrats and the republicans if you look at

>> thank you, michelle obama. for me, what really encouraged me is that if madam president can be strong, i can be strong too. so i encourage myself more to put myself into my education that i can be more in the society. >> go ahead. >> many girls getting pregnant in our community, teenage pregnancy, peer pressure. and some of them want to go to school, but how can they go to school? >> okay, i go to school, but i have self-support. i go in the market and sell, and i support myself. >> so you found the value in yourself. >> i really want to know from you, how it feels to be the first lady, and your challenges, some of your weaknesses, your strengths and disadvantages, really, i really want to know. >> first of all, let me just say how impressed i am with all of you, not just the types of stories you've told, but the way you did it, with confidence and with pride. and that's the beginning of becoming a leader is just starting to do things that you don't feel comfortable doing, but you push yourself to do them anywa

this is it. >> michelle obama. >> reporter: this is t chance to see michelle obama up close and in person. the crowds outside capital onefa stretching ar as the eye could see tonight. as these people braved the lines they say all the waiting is worth it. >> just to be in her presence and i love she embodies just the spirit of women and empowering women. it's exciting. > i wishld i cou get a selfie with her but i know that's not going to happen. just hearing her speak because i've see everything she's been on tv andng getti the book and hopefully signed. we thinking about this for weeks. e very excited. love miteelle. >> rep the favorite, okay? >> inside taking the stage with her signature smile a aittle sass. >> we grew up in a neighborhood called south shore on the h uthside of chicago. yes. soore. in the house. >> the fmer first lady touching on a topiche close t hear, education. >> as we look at school inequality and things are not right, kids know when they're not veingued and it makes them feel some kind of way. >> reporter: her message resonating with peopl of all ages. >> it was re

michelle obama is here with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by hilton hotels and resorts. book now at hilton.com. well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. lin-manuel miranda is on the way. michelle obama is here. cleto, i do want to say, mrs. obama gave you guys a very nice compliment during the break. and you mentioned in the book the first album you ever bought was stevie wonder. >> my grandfather, south side. >> jimmy: south side or was it east side? >> he was -- it was west side. me and my brother distinguished between my maternal grandfather and my

also coming up tonight being first lady was never her first choice michelle obama her new memoir becoming is already tipped for the best seller of the year. she is. like greatest of all the time she is someone definitely to look up to for little girls for young women my age makes you know i think in being an office is a real person. or we begin the day with miracles military maneuver today the german chancellor stood before the european parliament and for the first time positioned herself firmly in a future that includes a european army and her announcement was not trailblazing instead merkel is following the lead set by french president emmanuel mccrone of sources close to macro and say that he's been frustrated waiting for miracle to lend her support or today merkel delivered and made no doubt about her decision now addressing the european parliament stross berg merkel said that europe must take its fate into its own hands on foreign and security policy calling for the creation of a real and true european army she also urged her fellow e.u. leaders to reject nationalism in chauvinism an

michelle obama. >> reporter: this is the chance se see michelle obama up c and in person. the crowds outside capital one stretching as far as the eye could see, and as these people e lines they say all the waiting is worth it. >> just to be in her presee. i love what she embodies, just the spirit of women and empowering women. it's really exciting. >> i wish i could get a selfie with her but i know that won't happen so just hearing here speak because i've seen everything she's been on tv so far and gettincopy of the bo. >> i've been thinking about this for weeks. we're very excited. love michelle. >> she's the favorite. >> reporter: inside, michelle king the stage with her signature smile and a little sass. >> we grew up in a neighourhood called shore on the south side of chicago. yes, south shore in the house. the former first lady uching on a topic close to her heart -- education. as we look at school inequality and things aren't right, kids know when they are not being valued and it makes them feel some kind of way. >> reporter: michelle obama's lessage resonating with

because michelle obama is visible and accepted and adored i. can walk into a and b. be treated with respect. i could still bomb a story that this community and she coddle believes in. but with the man who succeeded him in the wind tunnels many here think there are chief moons are in danger. straits washington there where we join data because for them to marsh way to welcome. michelle obama has taken a pretty direct shot to donald trump in this book you know these are definitely the parts of the books that have been getting the most attention and she straight up calls him a massage honest says that she'll never forgive him for promoting this what's known as the birth or conspiracy which was a conspiracy about where barack obama was actually born that he was not actually born in the united states and again this is then what stirred up the most controversy prior to this book of course is a lot more in the book aside just her hitting on trump and there's been a lot of attacks coming from the right wing saying well this is what she was paid to do as she's cashing in trump

so here's what michelle obama shared? one of the things you learn as a former, it's like, i don't judge what a current is doing, you know, so i'd prefer not to, you know, speak on what she's doing versus what i did because i think every first lady approaches this job differently. >> i know that laura bush reached out to you and said if you need any help, i'm a phone call away. >> yep. >> you talked about how you extend thad same courtesy to melania trump. >> yes. >> has she reached out to you? >> no, she hasn't. >> kate bennett is with us, our cnn white house reporter. that's the michelle obama side of things. you just got a statement from the current first lady. what is she now saying about this? >> reporter: i reached out to see if there was a comment from the first lady's comment, and there is. stephanie grishham, melania's spokesperson said mrs. trump is a strong and inpen debltd woman who has been navy gatding her role as first woman in her own way. when she needs advice on any issue, she seek it from her team within

michelle obama versus donald trump. her new book says the whole birther thing was crazy and mean spirited and it was dangerous. deliberately meant to stir up the wingnuts and the cooks. what if that person went looking four our girls. donald trump was putting my family's safety at risk and for this i would never forgive him. donald trump is not a forgiving person either. he was asked about michelle obama's boom, here is how he responded. president trump: i guess she wrote a book. they always insist you come up with something froafl controversial. i'll give you controversy back. i will never forgive him for what he did to tour united states military. it was depleted. everything was old and tired. i had to come in and fix it and i'm in the process of spending tremendous amounts of money. i will never forgive him for we did to our military and in many other ways which i will talk to you about in the future. jesse: neither was in a forgiving mood. what do you think? >> i love donald trump. what he has done for the military

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and you see why we needed michelle obama so much. >> and i also thought michelle obama was awesome. the one thing that set me over the top on her is when obama was talking about syria the first time and he said in a speech my wife is going to be really mad at me if we do this, that was the lowest form of saying my wife is beraiding me. i was like i didn't think i could love you anymore but right now i'm all in. >> yeah. michelle is the real life anger tra translator. >> yes. >> that's right. >> he is the original sin of the president presidency. she is absolutely right to call him out about that. i think she is actually being nice for him by foe cussing it on him. it seems like they are ready to say that. it is buzz of that irterism. it started that existence because he was anger. >> she is not allowed to be angry because it plays into stereo types about angry black women. i went to law school with him. she was as brilliant then as now. so when the week when the president of the united states says attacked at least three black women telling one was stupid and another one to sit down

and now michelle obama reveals more and it is striking a wchor with millions. >> reporter: michelle obama sharing intimate new details about her family and fertility, revealing her miscarriage before giving birth to her daughters through invitro if earthizatife. >> i felt like i failed. is he in our own pain thinking that somehow we are broken. i think it is the worth thist t that we do as imwith, not share the truth about our bodies and how they work and don't work. >> and while her marriage seemed picture perfect on the outside, that wasn't always the case. she opened up about the counseling sessions that helped them through the low points. >> i know too many young couples who struggle and i want them to know that michelle and barack obama who have a phenomenal marriage and who love each other, we work on our marriage. and we get help with our marriage when we need it. >> the former first lady also referencing the current one, and how when they melt after the 2016 election, obama told melania trump she is just a phone call away. >> has she reached out to you and asked for any help? >> n

>>> and melania trump responding to michelle obama. the first lady not calling her predecessor for advice, why? let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, stolen. that is the opening line of an e-mail that was just sent from, quote unquote, trump headquarters. they're talking about florida. president trump is now using the word "forged" to talk about the results. and it comes as the governor and senate races in that state are too close to call. the recount under way as i speak. the fund-raising e-mail without providing any evidence warns that corrupt democrats are trying to, quote, steal election victories in florida. now, it's a baseless claim because this is an automatic recount. it's a baseless claim that president trump has been pushing for days. in fact this morning he hit twitter saying, quote, the florida election should be called in favor of rick scott and ron desantis in that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere and many ballots are missing or forged. ballots massively infecte

michelle obama sits down for an exclusive interview with robin roberts. she talks a lot about several issues includes what she had to indur to have children. it includes a miscarriage she suffered 20 years ago. she opens up about parts of her marriage she has held deeply private for years. i spauk about her revealing book and interview with abc news. >> she opens up about difficulty having kids. it is something a lot of women can relate to, having a miscarriage. what was that like talking about that? it must have been difficult for her. >> yeah. when i first read it, you know, i did not know that aspect of her life. >> she also shares her marriage hasn't always been easy. >> you write about at one point in your marriage that you and barack obama went to marriage counseling. why did you think it was important to share that? >> for those young people out there that think marriage is supposed to be easy and marriage counseling for us is one of those ways we learned how to talk out our differences. what i learn about myself is my happiness was up to me. >> te

angela, to hear michelle obama talking about that, what did you think? >> well, i just have to give so much credit to who i call our forever first lady, not just because i want them back, i do candidly, keeping it all the way 100 on this friday afternoon, but also because of what she embodies. she is this woman who is filled with so much grace and class, but she embodies the every day working woman. there are students who are in school right now who can relate to everything michelle obama talks about going to school. the women who are struggling to balance it all and figuring it out if they can have it all, she receip relates to them. she's talk about her problems with fertility. i have not tried to get pregnant but i froze my eggs. >> and i froze mine five years ago and amen to that, thank goodness for modern technology. this is the former first lady talking about her difficulties initially trying to have a family. >> i felt lost and alone and i felt like i failed because i didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them. we ha

michelle obama on that bruising campaign battle. the behind-the-scenes pain she didn't let people see until now. >> people called me barack's baby's mama, you know? accused me of not loving my country. >> in the book, you admit it, this stuff hurt. >> yeah. >> and what went through her mind the first time she met the future president. and this moment, surprising high school girls at her alma mater, answering their questions about using your voice, being who you are, and what she said about believing in yourself. >>> we do say good morning, america. we hope everybody had a wonderful weekend, and we are continuing to remember our veterans and all they have done for our country. this is a live look at the vietnam veterans memorial there in washington, d.c. >> we honor their service and their sacrifice. we also have a lot of news to get to this morning. >>> we'll begin with those devastating fires in california. let's look live right now at a blaze in the southern part of the state. you see it is still burning right there. we also know

robin roberts, one-on-one with michelle obama. the former first lady revealing to robin her onetime personal struggle. >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama says she's opening up about her difficulties getting pregnant to help others. it's a struggle that many couples go through, fertility. >> yes. >> reporter: and you wrote about a miscarriage. >> i felt lost and alone. and i felt like i failed because i didn't know how common miscarriages were, because we don't talk about them. >> reporter: it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia, and then sasha, were finally conceived. >> and i realized that, as i was 34 and 35, we had to do ivf. >> reporter: in "becoming," michelle also writes about a time period a few years after they moved into the white house, when she was particularly worried for her family's safety. donald trump and other so-called birthers were questioning whether her husband was an american citizen, something she describes as "mean-spirited" and "dangerous." >> what if someone with an unstable

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robin roberts, one-on-one with michelle obama. revealing to robin her onetime personal struggle. >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama says she's opening up about her difficulties getting pregnant to help others. it's a struggle that many couples go through, fertility. >> yes. >> reporter: and you wrote about a miscarriage. >> i felt lost and alone. and i felt like i failed because i didn't know how common miscarriages were, because we don't talk about them. >> reporter: it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia, and then sasha, were finally conceived. >> and i realized that, as i was 34 and 35, we had to do ivf. >> reporter: in "becoming," michelle also writes about a time period a few years after they moved into the white house, when she was particularly worried for her family's safety. donald trump and other so-called birthers were questioning whether her husband was an american citizen, something she describes as "mean-spirited" and "dangerous." >> what if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and

it's not just michelle obama. other people feel they have been targeted by his rhetoric and also have safety concerns. it's something that is valid and how she feels. i don't think it's because she is trying to just make money off of the books. i think it's a really candid look into what she believes. >> speaking from her heart. she was understandably upset when the private citizen donald trump repeatedly questioned where the sitting president of the united states was actually born. >> and as first lady, she can only go so far in terms of expressing her feelings and talking about fears for her children's safety and talking about the ways in which donald trump affected her while she was in the white house. now she is not in the white house anymore. she has this book where she talks indepth about how those things made her feel. things that were clearly racist and the notion that somehow rtht barack obama was not born in mother and he hooe is another. when her husband was running in 2008 and in the white house and to

h michelle obama not pulling any punches in her new book. >> she says she'll never forgive donald trump for the whole arther controversy. >> well, i'll give you a little controversy back. vell never forgive him for what he did to our united states military. >> farewell to our legendary ornior news editor: jerry cipriano. >> i am so fortunate to have had this opportunity to work here and to work with you, and i will forever be grateful. so, thank you. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin with the fires raging in california. two of them exploded in size with frightening speed. together they have now burned more than 100,000 acres just since yesterday. tonight, mass evacuations are under way outside los angeles, including all of malibu, as these flames race toward the sea. this is the woolsey fire. in northern california, at least five people were killed by what's been called the camp fire. it could be days before we know the full toll. we have two reports on this tonight. david begnaud is up north, but be're going to begin here with

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michelle obama is releasing details of her upcoming memoir. hear why she says she will never forgive president = (grant) michelle obama says she will never forgive trump in her new book: "becoming."(vicki) the former first lady says donald trump endanged her family by spreading the birther conspiracy. obama writes: "what if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to washington?...donald trump, with his loud and reckless innuendoes, was putting my family's safety at risk." in response trump said obama quote "got paid a lot of money to write a book and they always expect a little controversy." obama's book releases next tuesday. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up next on kron4 news at six.. we are getting our first look at the devastation from the wildfire in butte county.. at least six people have been killed --- dozens more are missing. we have live team coverage on the situation outside the firelines.(pam) then

michelle obama.>> reporter: this is the chance to see c michelle obama uplose and in person. the cwds outside capital one stretching as far asye the e could see, and as these peopl brave the lines they say all the waiting is worth it. >> just h to be in presence. i love what she embodies, just the spirit of women and empowering women. it's really exciting. >> i wish i could get a selfie with her but i know that s won' o just hearing here speakecause i'v seen everything she's been on tv so ar and getting a copy of t book. >> i've been thinking about this for weeks. we're veryd. exci love michelle. >> she's the favorite. >> reporter: inside, michelle king the stage with her signature smile and a little sass. >> we grew up in a neighborhood caouth shore on the south side of chicago. yes, south shore in the house. touching first lady on a topic close to her heart -- education. as we look at school inequality and things aren't right, kids know when they arng not b valued and it makes them feel some kind of way. >> reporter: michelle obama's message resonating with people of all ag

former first lady michelle obama. the real focus right now is on the man that he's put in place to lead the justice department. acting attorney general matt whitaker facing a ton of criticism and scrutiny at this moment for his past statements about the russia investigation. the investigation he is now in charge of overseeing. listen to this. >> i didn't know matt whitaker. he worked for attorney general sessions. he was very, very highly thought of and still is highly thought of. but this only comes up because anybody that works for me, they do a number on them. but matt whitaker is a very smart man. he is a very respected man in the law enforcement community. very respected. at the top of the line. and actually, the choice was greeted with raves initially. and it still is in some circles. >> cnn's abby phillip is live at the white house for us. abby, you were there. you heard the president say he doesn't know matt whitaker. is that true? >> well, kate, he said it so many times, it really leads you to believe that th