where was michelle? >> i go, yeah, yeah, you know, ex-boyfriend just trying to get ahold of michelle. so i didn't pay it any mind. but just in case, i wanted to see if she was okay, so i checked on her facebook recently and she had plans to go to tahoe with some friends, so before going to work, i just sent those friends facebook messages, just to make sure she was okay. >> michael went to work, didn't think much more about it. but then he got another call. this time it was that nursing instructor. >> she was trying to decompose. and she told me the story of how she had went out to the garage looking for michelle. she said she saw what matched the car's description, just taking off. and suddenly, it wasn't a game anymore. it wasn't something you could excuse. >> by then, christine was calling michelle's cell phone. >> she didn't pick up. that's when i had this feeling, where something might have been wrong, after she didn't pick up a2 hours after michelle was reported missing, police found her car. it wa

first lady michelle: did we taste this? >> you can taste this. first lady michelle: it's good. thank you. we have got another surprise. hey, man, hi, man, hi, man, hi, how are you? you want to come say hello? you guys want to see? ok. absolutely, he is all clean. he just got cleaned. hi, man. hi, man. hi, yeah, i know. i know. ok beau, sit. ok, just make sure you watch his tail. yeah, is a good boy. -- p is a good boy. i know, i know. i know. i know, they are all great kids. he probably has tasted some icing on your fingers, and he just had a bath, so he is really clean. i know. >> is very fluffy. it must be fun having him. first lady michelle: i know. you are getting so much love, getting so much love. so much. all right, let's go, we will let him say hi to all the camera people, too. did everybody get a chance to feel him? >> he is so fluffy. first lady michelle: he is a little puppy. you have three? you have? oh, i love german shepherds and .ali -- collies i can't have one because he -- ia isse they shed, and malea allergic. first lady michelle: he doesn't shed? -- >> he doe

it wasn't michelle. so the search and the mystery wore on for days and then for weeks and by the middle of august it all looked to be losing steam. on a typical san francisco summer afternoon as the fog rolled in krystine and michael brought us up to date on their efforts to find michelle. >> reporter: how long has it been now? >> twenty-seven -- it's been over two months. it's been about 72 days. >> reporter: how are you doing, the two of you, with all of this? i mean, how are you holding up? >> it's just weird. just trying to stay active and just trying to keep the word out. i'm trying to stay positive. >> reporter: right. >> it's just really-- trying to stay positive is the hardest part. the hardest times for me are at night. getting in bed and thinking, like, "gosh, i wish michelle was in-- i hope michelle's a bed." >> yeah. >> reporter: i mean, you clearly have decided-- you've decided she's still alive. >> uh-huh. it's not over, and it's not going to be over until we get her home. >> reporter: and

first lady michelle: he doesn't shed? first lady michelle: he doesn't shed. oh, what's that? bo, you can see he has blue skin on the bottom, too. he is a boy. if you part it, it is not as blue as yours. i don't know. i love shepherds. he got better. you have a little dog? he is a portuguese water dog. he loves to swim. [indiscernible] >> that's why he's called a water dog, because he's blue. first lady michelle: that could be it. that could be it. you want to come in? if you guys have had a pet, let somebody else come in. you want to hold the leash? you've got him? just make sure he is smelling food. yeah. you guys are very good with him, you are very gentle. he is so calm. he feels comfortable. pet away. [indiscernible] >> a dog bit me when i pet a dog. one time when i was at my friends house. first lady michelle: come here, come around here, and let me show you something. when you meet a dog, the best thing is to let him smell you, just put your arm out, you know, so you never just want to reach for a dog you do not know. and then you see what the dog is like, because if he

michelle: thank you, sir. fred: before i answer that question, thank you to the library and for inviting me to share this occasion here. i got my wife, carol, here. some other relatives. if you just raise your hand, those who are here. and also have the president of the national bar association. this national president is here. and i just want to thank those persons who have come. i want to thank congressman lewis. he wanted me to end up filing a lawsuit so he could go to troy state, but his parents were afraid. and he was a minor. but we introduced him to dr. king, and it introduced him to the movement, and the rest of it is history. now, what was your question? >> [laughter] michelle: back to rosa parks. fred: yes. michelle: back to that day that you met her, how would you describe her? fred: i had met rosa parks not just on december 1, 1955, but i really at first met her when i was a student at what was then alabama state college for negroes, not alabama state university. i lived on the west side of town. a

michelle money was one of michelle young's close friends from college. one of those charlie's angels. in early october, days before his third wedding anniversary, jason flew to florida to see michelle money. she testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we basically just hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days that he was there. >> reporter: jason was crazy about her. his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporter: michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of michelle's life she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> reporter: jason was te

experience as a head coach of antigua and barbuda michel how different. are the things that you compare you know german football what you've come to grow and understand from day one your experience in the caribbean country nothing as professional so and you have to you have to work very hard with everybody it's not only the players because the leak over there is not the same league like in germany of course a company or in europe it's a lower league it's a cold premier league but. it's not like that what we expect and that's why my team my stuff we have to work every day with all young sisters a lot of the players in this country and dallas and my players they'll listen but it's all going to zation what we have to work on or him or the conversation what we need do we need some more help and assist. and i wish you well know your returning you know back after you want to break in you know if god speed with you and if you prove me unfortunately that full time for us i'd like to thank our guests michelle did say as well as any howard from all of us here in be

experience as a head coach of antigua and barbuda michel how different. are the things that you compare you know german football what you've come to the drone understand from day one your experience in the caribbean country nothing as professional so and you have to you have to work very hard with everybody it's not only the players because the leak over there is not the same league like in germany of course a company or in europe it's a lower league it's a it's called premier league but. it's not like that what we expect and that's why my team my stuff we have to work every day with all young sisters a lot of the players in this country and dallas and my players. but it's all going to zation what we have to work on the room or the conversation what we need we need some more help and this. and i wish you well i know you're returning you know back after you want to break in you know if god speed with that if you prove me unfortunately that full time for us i'd like to thank our guests michelle did say as well as anthony howard from all of us here in berlin

[applause] michelle: thank you. [applause] michelle: you have seen history in the making. that is what we had hoped you -- would see. >> people who would love history and appreciate he -- appreciate history. we will have brochures for everyone. thank you so much. the report from the national urban league is also available. you should know that this exhibit is going to be online so people everywhere can see everything. we thank all of you for being here and being part of this discussion. and now we invite you to go upstairs and see the exhibit. [applause] >> this is american history tv feature 48 where we hours of programs on c-span3 about our nation's past. >> american history tv products are available at our new online store. go to c-span store.org to see what is new and check out all of the c-span products. presidency,e uriversity of texas jeremy s talks about impeachment, including the current proceedings against president trump. >> congress has always played a vital role in the investigation and adjudication of alleged presidential misconduct. they have investigated ma

experience as a head coach of antigua and barbuda michel how different. are the things that you compare you know german football but you've come to the drone understand from day one your experience in the caribbean country nothing as professional so and you have to you have to work very hard with everybody it's not only the players because the leak over there is not the same league like in germany of course a company or in europe it's a lower league it's a it's called premier league but. it's not like that what we expect and that's why my team my stuff we have to work every day with all young sisters a lot of the players in this country and dallas and my players. but it's all going to zation what we have to work on or in the conversation what we need do we need some more help in this. and i wish you well i know you're returning you know back after you want to break in you know i have god speed with. one fortunately that's for time for us i'd like to thank our guests. as well as the howard from all of us here. over the. car of the future each run. the spor

experience as a head coach of antigua and barbuda michelle how different. are the things that you compare you know german football what you've come to grow and understand from day one your experience in the caribbean country nothing as professional so and you have to you have to work very hard with everybody it's not only the players because the leak over there is not the same league like in germany of course a company or in europe it's a lower league it's a it's called premier league but. it's not like that what we expect and that's why my team my stuff we have to work every day would all youngsters there's a lot of talented players in this country and dallas and my players they'll listen but it's all going ization what we have to work on the room or the conversation what we need we need some more help and. i wish you well know your returning you know back after you want to break in you know i have godspeed with any of you prove me unfortunately that full time for us i'd like to thank our guests michelle did say as well as anthony howard from all of us her

michelle: i want to pivot to something wonky, micro-targeting. recently you wrote in the washington post about eliminating micro-targeting, the use of it in political ads, saying it "may be undermining the political character of the united states." google's prohibition on micro-targeting is about to go into effect for u.s. advertisers. i am curious, why do you propose eliminating something like this? why is it better to have advertisers run ads targeted to a broader audience rather than specifically reach people who are the most engaged or not engaged before? doesn't eliminating micro-targeting mean someone who has the most resources can have the broadest megaphone, like a presidential candidate who is a multi- billionaire like michael bloomberg who is flooding the airwaves with ads reaching tons of people? chair weintraub: the benefit of social media ads is they are not extensive to begin with. even if you expand the number who will see it, it adds up as you do a lot, but individual as -- ads are not expensive. the problem with micro-targeting -

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>> jimmy: oh, yeah, lea michele. yeah, what's up? >> i'm just trying to get the wi-fi password [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you want the wi-fi password >> yeah, you know, wi-fi password it's like the internet that comes through the air? wi-fi. >> jimmy: no, i know what -- i know what wi-fi is i'm just a little busy right now. in the middle of doing the show >> oh, my gosh i -- i had no idea i had no idea. this is -- this is so embarrassing this is so embarrassing. >> jimmy: okay, lea, its no big deal >> no. it's a big deal. i ruined the entire show >> jimmy: you haven't ruined the show i mean, just go back to your dressing room. we'll get you the wi-fi. ♪ ♪ oh what have i done [ laughter ] ♪ what was i thinking i wanted wi-fi so i went out on stage ♪ ♪ i'm such a fool i'm out of the busines yes it's time to part ways ♪ ♪ i'm out of the business guess i'll have to do play i'm out of the business ♪ >> jimmy: whoa, whoa lea -- lea, stop stop you're not out of the business you just -- just go backstage, relax. i'll get th

michelle: i want to pivot to something wonky, micro-targeting. recently you wrote in the washington post about eliminating micro-targeting, the use of it in political ads, saying it "may be undermining the political character of the united states." google's prohibition on micro-targeting is about to go into effect for u.s. advertisers. i am curious, why do you propose eliminating something like this? why is it better to have advertisers run ads targeted to a broader audience rather than specifically reach people who are the most engaged or not engaged before? doesn't eliminating micro-targeting mean someone who has the most resources can have the broadest megaphone, like a presidential candidate who is a multi- billionaire like michael bloomberg who is flooding the airwaves with ads reaching tons of people? chair weintraub: the benefit of social media ads is they are not extensive to begin with. even if you expand the number who will see it, it adds up as you do a lot, but individual ads are not expensive. the problem with micro-targeting -- we h

. >> lea michele is here with us. >> "e.t." from new york city starts right now. >>> welcome everyone to "e.t." we are ready for the holidays high atop the iconic empire state building and we're on the 86th story. >> we're joined by an iconic voice, miss lea michele. thanks for helping us guest co-host today. >> thank you you. i'm so excited. how cool is this? >> you are definitely feeling the spirit with your new christmas album. >> we're gonna talk about that, but probably not feeling so festive -- the folks over at "agt" because some of the show's former judges just added more fuel to the fire. >> what do you make of howard stern slamming simon on his radio show? >> it's the way he feels. i agree with a lot of it. >> how is it that that freak simon cowell has orchestrated this? he has set it up that the men stay, no matter how old they are, no matter how fat they are, no matter how ugly they are. >> simon owns the show. he can do whatever he wants. >> this is the ultimate example of a boy's club. >> it is a boy's club. >> th

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choi and michelle and you. we're starting off with fog around the bay area but not nearly as much rain as yesterday. more on the order of drizzle and that fog around the bay in the early going. looking south from sales force camera. you can see the embarcadero looks okay. numbers in the upper 40s and low 50s to start off with and we'll get a tendency toward clearing as the low heads south. it will very slowly take the clouds with it. in the meantime, we'll deal with fog. a few sprinkles and valley fog as well. much later in the day, we'll get a peek of sunshine, especially in the south bay. as for what is ahead, we must save that for later. there is rain on the way. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. here is gianna. >> we'll talk the san mateo bridge here. we have reports of a broken down vehicle past the high rise. anything that happens on some of the bay area bridges especially, say, the san mateo bridge or the bay bridge it slfrps down the morning commute. you'll see a few more brake lights toward 880 a

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. >> that's right, yeah, michelle. we are tracking a weak cold front that is going to push across the bay area this evening, bringing some light scattered showers. in the meantime, it is a dry start with cloudy conditions. comes running in the upper 40s to low 50s. there's our treasure island camera. so your weather headlines, we are going to see mostly, these guys. so drive this morning. and for early afternoon, and then this weak weathe

it's been a week since michelle had her lips done today she's at the hairdressers. and she's are you satisfied with your lips. that's all you always want isn't that i think they're perfect. sure i wish they were even fuller so forth but they look natural. without their lives i get this i'm happy with the result people at school think so too they've said nice lips and they didn't even notice their fake visit because they look so natural that it is did they say anything even if i've told them they're fake and they're like what really didn't feel like the result you feel that's it's roku. so. michelle's extensions need to come out she's wistful about parting with the fake strands her blonde mane helped boost her likes one video clocked up 210-7000 hearts does just that one like this one's got the most clicks. television oh. patient i. caution with them to show. folks any good i know i need to change sides to me so why i don't know my better side it's called think you should meet the underhanded to be what's wrong with the others are ok. no i sleep the lights no good ei

ok well let's cross to michele greenstein who's in washington d.c. for some of the reaction from the u.s. michelle one of we've been hearing they're. all for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen. room killed an american contractor wounding many we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to protect the embassy and so notified iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there. now we also have the state department's special representative for iran brian hook emphasizing that sunday's air strike was just a defensive action take a listen. one of the things we want to

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's check on the foggy forecast with mary lee. >> we're starting off today with the fog. you can see it on our bay bridge camera. the foggy conditions out there. so temperatures this morning running in the upper 40s to low to mid-50s. let's show you the locations getting the fog and dense fog this morning. san jose down to a half iy dense fog for you aoss the t ba. aor the easbay, trivalley as well as for the south bay, you're dealing with the thick fog. give yourself extra time as you hit the roads and please, be careful. as we head through the afternoon, we're looking at mainly dry conditions, mostly cloudy skies, don't be surprised if you see a spotty shower or sprinkle. for the most part, we're looking at a break in between storm systems today. daytime high is seasonal for this time of the year. upper 50s in san francisco in oakland, low 60s for san jose and concord. tracking the next big storm, we'll time out the rain as we ahead toward tomorrow. we're dealing with that fog thi

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i'm michelle griego. harris made announcement to sups spend her campaign within the last couple of hours. let's get ride over to cbs reporter natalie brand live on capitol hill with the latest campaign shakeup. natalie? >> good afternoon, michelle. an aide tells cbs news that senator harris made this decision last night but then publicly announced it online this afternoon calling it one of the toughest it decisions of her life. so she posted this on medium, writing, my campaign simply does not have the financial resources to continue. she goes on to say she's not a billionaire an apparent jab at some of the other candidates in this race. senator harris says as her campaign has gone on, it's become harder and harder to raise the money she needs to compete. this announcement comes as senator harris continues to struggle in recent polls and struggles with her campaign message and where she fits in in the ideology. she closed field offices, some of her field offices in new hampshire but the senator was making

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get over to mary lee tracking the weather and a bit of a break today. >> michelle and kenny, a break in between storm systems today. it is a dry start, but we're dealing with the fog. we're talking about the storm system that arrives tomorrow coming up. here is a live look with the golden gate bridge camera. temperatures running in the upper 40s to low to mid-50s. san jose, you're down to a half mile, so foggy conditions especially in the south bay. the east bay, and trivalley. livermore just checking a few minutes ago at zero for the visibility, now at a quarter mile. looking at a mile for santa rosa right now, so please, be careful on the roadways. as we head through the afternoon, seasonal daytime highs, mostly cloudy skies, a spotty shower or sprinkle is possible. you can see temperatures running mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. let's check in with that foggy commute. gianna? >> let's do that. we start offit s mateo bridge. i can't show you a live image. it is so socked i

reporter michelle stockman who's been following this trend michelle what is wrong with marriage in south korea at least according to some women the women embracing this no marriage movement say that there's a complete 180 in terms of expectations for how they're valued before marriage and after marriage before marriage they may have been ambitious professional women highly educated but after they get married they're expected to put all of that aside expectations for personal fulfillment aside and really take care of the household not every marriage is different but in south korea it's a very patriarca call society and so women are expected to be subordinate to their husbands and take care of their in-laws even as they age and so it's trading a life of intellectual stimulation for one of labor and women are getting fed up there's a recent film that just came out was a real hit will bring that up right now it's called kim young 1982 and it depicts a woman who has quit her job she's taken care of her child she feels the pressure of her in-laws really a lot of mental gymnastics that she's go

let's welcome it finance reporter michelle davis. so if i go and buy something with an apple card, the merchant pays more. michelle: they could pay $.50 more than a traditional transaction. we deal with credit cards every day. it is part of the consumer experience, the fact that we are getting extra points, somebody has to for that. it turns out the merchants are in for that merchants don't like when you card but it is well-known that for some of these cards, it is actually more expensive than it is for them on a typical credit card. scarlet: some of these merchants are pushing back and saying they don't want to accept some of these cards. the visa and mastercard network set the rules and say, if you are going to accept visa cards, you have to accept all the tears. some opting back, saying that is not fair because we are shouldering the cost of all these rewards. say thatoger last year they were not going to allow visa cards at their stores. they ended up coming to some agreement with the network. it of ahink about grocery stores are

reporter michelle stockman who's been following this trend michelle what is wrong with marriage in south korea at least according to some women the women embracing this no marriage movement say that there's a complete 180 in terms of expectations for how they're valued before marriage and after marriage before marriage they may have been ambitious professional women highly educated but after they get married they're expected to put all of that aside expectations for personal fulfillment aside and really take care of the household not every marriage is different but in south korea it's a very patriarca call society and so women are expected to be subordinate to their husbands and take care of their in-laws even as they age and so it's trading a life of intellectual stimulation for one of labor and women are getting fed up there's a recent film that just came out was a real hit will bring that up right now it's called kim young 1982 and it depends a woman who has quit her job she's taken care of her child she feels the pressure of her in-laws really a lot of mental gymnastics that she's go

michelle? >>> all right, mary, thank you. new this morning, mexico city is going green while celebrating the season. you're looking at the world's largest eco-friendly ice- skating rink. the surface uses an ecological alternative to refrigerated ice. it is called glice. meaning it does not use water or power and it can stay open in any temperature. skaters also don't get what if they fall. the rink is so large, 1200 skaters can use it at the same time. >>> time now is 5:51. stick >> it was me christmas carol like you have never seen before. coming up, the breakthrough stars getting a break behind bars. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. this is richmond/san rafael bridge just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes. all for just $6.99. the $6.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! >>> good morning. take a look at the roadways right now. if you're heading out the door

(cheers and applause) michelle, come on, michelle. everybody else, have a seat.

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get over to brian hackney gracing his presence this morning. >> i like the way you put it. thanks. we're starting off with fog around the bay area as you saw the shot, fog will be a factor through about the 9:00 this morning and then, low pressure sinks to the south. as it does it will take all of the showers with it. we'll get gradual clearing this afternoon and slick streets, though, on the ride this morning. we have a little bit of fog out there, as we look south from the sales force tower cam. we're starting out today with numbers in the upper 40s and low 50s. we'll recover into the mid-50s. look ahead does look wet. we'll have details when we cover the forecast more thoroughly. here is gianna. >> with the foggy conditions, you may roll up on areas with limited visible. be careful as you hit the roadways. we're getting reports of a couple new crashes into the traffic center. the first will affect your drive at 880 at 92. getting a word of a broken down vehicle, northbound 10

michelle: i want to pivot to something wonky, micro-targeting. recently you wrote in the washington post about eliminating micro-targeting, the use of it in political ads, saying it "may be undermining the political character of the united states." 's prohibition on micro-targeting is about to go into effect for u.s. advertisers. i am curious, why do you propose eliminating something like this? why is it better to have advertisers run ads targeted to a broader audience rather than specifically reach people who are the most engaged or not engaged before? doesn't eliminating micro-targeting mean someone who has the most resources can have the broadest megaphone, like a billionaire like michael bloomberg who is flooding the airwaves with ads reaching tons of people? chair weintraub: the benefit of social media as is they are not extensive to begin with. even if you expand the number up asll see it, it adds you do a lot, but individual as are not expensive -- ads are not expensive. the problem with micro-targeting -- we had different responses from d

reporter michelle stockman who's been following this trend michelle what is wrong with marriage in south korea at least according to some women the women embracing this no marriage movement say that there's a complete 180 in terms of expectations for how they're valued before marriage and after marriage before marriage they may have been ambitious professional women highly educated but after they get married they're expected to put all of that aside expectations for personal fulfillment aside and really take care of the household now every marriage is different but in south korea it's a very patriarca call society and so women are expected to be subordinate to their husbands and take care of their in-laws even as they age and so it's trading a life of intellectual stimulation for one of labor and women are getting fed up there's a recent film that just came out was a real hit will bring that up right now it's called kim young 1982 and it depends a woman who has quit her job she's taken care of her child she feels the pressure of her in-laws really a lot of mental gymnastics that she's go

it's been a week since michelle had her lips done today she's at the hairdressers. this is are you satisfied with your lips. also you always want isn't that i think they're perfect lol sure i wish they were even fuller so but they look natural in that began a little with 5 day if i get this i'm happy with the result people at school think so too they've said nice lips and they didn't even notice their fake visit because they look so natural that it is did they say anything even if i told them they're fake and they're like what really did make them feel like the result you feel that's a turkey. so. michelle's extensions need to come out she's wistful about parting with her fake strands her blonde mane helped boost her likes one video clocked up 210-7000 hearts to the fish that went like this one's got the most clicks. really good television oh. i. hope she always told them to show. folks by any good i know i need to change sides for me so why i don't know my better side speaking to you should meet the underhanded to be stripped of the others are ok. no nice little li

it's been a week since michelle had her lips done today she's at the hairdressers. the sheets are you satisfied with your lips. that's all you always wanted and i think they're perfect. sure i wish they were even fuller but they look natural. without they look so good i'm happy with the result people at school think so too they've said nice lips and they didn't even notice their fake visit because they look so natural. did they say anything even if i told them they're fake and they're like what really thinks of leap of the cell you feel that's a true clue. michel's extensions need to come out she's wistful about parting with the fake strands her blonde mane helped boost her likes one video clocked up 210-7000 hearts a fish that went like this one's got the most clicks. really show those who have. patience i. always told them to show. folks buy me good i know i need to change sides for me so why i don't know my better side it's cool to think you should meet the underhanded to be stripped of the others are ok. no i see the lights no good either is head is out of the p

michelle! let him speak. we want to be in government, we think it would be great if everyone was in government. the last time we didn't was because the dup and sinn fein refused point blank to even negotiate anything around education, health, investment. theyjust assumed we would be bullied again like they have been doing for years. that did not happen. we do not want to be in opposition, we want to be in government. the bottom line is, no, there is no government. the only one to get one is if these 2.8 minister and deputy minister and then let's have a discussion about who goes into the government. the idea that michelle is criticising others is absolutely and totally... you have heard of this, the big problem we have in northern is we don't have a government because for the last mere decade, dup or sinn fein have not made any decisions on education or health or anything. we cannot wait. lots of decisions were taken. we cannot wait for the health system, we go through a couple more months of squabbling and e

>>as best they can michelle can. >>giving back to those in need we take you to the salvation army and introduce you to those who spent their christmas day handing out meals vandals leave a mass 70's bay ice rink now the owners say they want justice. >>carson christmas. people running around walk amount of families revenue and things are happening. not good at all. >>a community is shaken up by a homicide on christmas eve. the details from police on how we die and 3 minutes. >>and this morning on the kron 4 morning news we asked you to send in your pictures of your family celebrating. christmas morning. >>and you know what we've got a bunch of pictures of pets all dressed up for christmas and we love look at that carried their pets are our family members so throughout the newscast tonight we want to share our prom for viewers pictures and. >>hope you enjoy them as much as this guy like getting his picture taken. >>a san jose man has died after police say a car struck him now the south bay community is shaken up discov

but michelle will be. bye— bye. tomorrow. but michelle will be. bye — bye. we tomorrow. but michelle will be. bye—bye. we will see you then. hello there. it wasn't a bad day across england and wales, again, plenty of sunshine around, albeit rather chilly. but it was wetter across scotland and northern ireland. in fact, this was weather front, which will continue to move southwards and eatwards overnight tending, to fizzle out. well, there will be lots of showers packing into the northwest of the country. and you notice the isobars closer together, so it means it will be quite windy. so lots of showers here, windy too overnight. further south and east, those winds will be light and we will see some clear spells. so, again, it could be quite chilly across this southeast quadrant, such a frost, perhaps, in one or two rural locations, but the further north and west you are, it will be milder because of the breeze, the cloud, and those showers. as we head on into thursday, it's low pressure which will be taking over, particularly across the north and the west, you can see a

that your eye on entertainment, michelle medina, cbs news los angeles. >>> u.s. app -- could they get another pac-12 team? last night -- >>> taking a live look outside, downtown san jose where it is >>> we start off with a traffic alert along 580. you will have two of one -- chp is holding traffic. this is eastbound 580 reddit grand lakeshore. westbound lanes are also affected do to a crash that happened at 4:00 this morning. all lanes are blocked. they are working to open up a couple lanes on the westbound side and we will keep you updated on this but you want to use 880 as an alternate. >>> giant fans avert your eyes. video you're about to see is pretty frightening. quite the disturbing site for giants fans. the deal was official yesterday after 11 years in orange and black bumgarner hinted he preferred a fresh start in red because the giants new direction. >> first and foremost winning is what's the whole decision is based on. and being with the team that will, you know, in my mind is my brand of baseball and place the way i like to play. and i'm going to stay

hearing the very new lebanese prime minister who is literally just been appointed by the president michel aoun he is addressing the nation now michel aoun named him his name is house and he is a former education minister and currently a university professor he is also a sunni muslim and he is the new prime minister as part of the sectarian political system in lebanon now we have seen a huge amount of widespread political unrest there and we have heard from our correspondent that wolf that a number of sunni parties a sunni bloc actually looked out of parliament and they're very unhappy the fact that he's been nominated the new prime minister he has he was initially nominated by the hezbollah led alliance and this comes often months and months of political upheaval protests began back in october. hundreds of thousands took to the streets of beirut and various cities across the country demanding an end to this sectarian political system asking for and a complete overhaul of the political system now there has been a political stalemate and. the former prime minister did resign after weeks and

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michele one of we've been hearing there well for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen room killed an american contractor wounding many we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to protect the embassy and so. iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there now we also have the state department special representative for iran brian hook emphasizing that sunday's air strike was just a defensive action take a listen one of the things we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq reall

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thank you michelle. >>another big story we're following tonight an armed robbery here at a little market in bay point turns deadly when the store clerk. >>fights back yet right behind us here is that a surveillance video the incident. >>and you can see the robber pistol whipping the clerk in the head kron sarah stinson spoke with the store's owner about what he says was the scariest moment of his life. >>the employee who shot and killed the armed robber here at cannes market says this is the scariest thing he's ever been through and he's an air force veteran this car just curious at first, i thought it was just some of plane or a realize that it was actually real the armed robbery happened at 11 sunday night here at kim's market on port chicago highway in bay point you can see in the security footage a man hopped over the counter and told the employee give me everything you can see he starts to grab the money from the cash register and pistol with employee several times and throws him to the ground in co

good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. the county sheriff's office says that a fight inside an unincorporated vallejo home took an unexpected turn. jackie ward is live. >> authorities vp spent all night and most of the mornings. they say that crime scene started inside one of these homes and spilled out on to the street. >> i heard cars close, and then i looked outside. i looked like third world country here. all these cars and police cars. and i looked over this and i thought, what the heck happened? >> just after hit might. the solano county sher ever were tall to this unincorporated neighborhood in solano county. someone inside these homes called 911 just as the fight was landly escalating. at this point, it's unclear who was arguing. irma matthews has lived here since 1968 and says this is surprising. >> i feel so bad for the people. this is such a bad type of the year for this to happen. >> reporter: two people inside were found dead. a woman was found inside with head injury. she is treated. >> reports came out that

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