michelle carter. they met,'s grandmother says, when -- >> yes, a week during school vacation. >> her grandparents were friends with our great aunt. >> his sister came in it was like oh, my brother met igor. and the three of them all hung out with her for just a short while. >> when they returned from florida, conrad and michelle continue to stay in touch through text messages. michel lived in plainville, massachusetts, about an hour away from conrad. the two had a lot in common. she was a softball. he played baseball. -- [inaudible] >> he had other girlfriends. we knew their names and you had met. them she was not someone that he talked about. >> apparently he kept a lot to himself. by the time he was 17, he had checked into psychiatric facilities a few times, suffering from deep depression. his mom says one time -- by swallowing a bottle of crosser. >> he felt bad. i said, comrade, you have no idea how much you are loved. and appreciated. but he swore that time after that he would never attempt suici

paolo: michelle. michelle: ¿qué haces aquí, papá? paolo: le avisé a tu abuelita que venía por ti y qué bueno porque así me doy cuenta de que no haces caso. michelle: pero es tu culpa por no comprenderme. paolo: devuélvele ese celular ahorita mismo. michelle: ten, amiga, gracias. paolo: como veo que no entiendes, te voy a quitar la tableta para que ni se te ocurra volver a desobedecerme. michelle: pero no me puedes vigilar durante las clases. paolo: vas a ver cómo sí, voy a encontrar la manera, pero tú no vas a volver a verme la cara metiéndote a internet a mis espaldas. michelle: te odio, papá, te juro que te odio. [música] has notado que tiesa y rasposa se siente la ropa en tu piel? para que tu ropa se sienta mas suave, prueba downy free & gentle. downy suavizara tu ropa sin colorantes y perfumes. la toalla lavada con downy es mas suave y mejor para tu piel. prueba downy free & gentle. gooooooooooooaaal! y viene con dedicatoria: gracias isa de state farm. ...por el precio de amigo que me diste. pero los precios sorprenden

michelle fleury joins michelle fleuryjoins me now. we saw bill cosby in public, he did not say much, but how is the reaction? 15 much, but how is the reaction? iis lawyers are saying this isjustice lawyers are saying this is justice being served. earlier on a few hours ago, he left here in carson headed to his home in the suburbs of philadelphia. he was serving at the time 3—10 years for his being convicted on three counts of sexual assault for drugging and blasting andrea constand back in 200a. —— drugging and molesting. that was the only case he was convicted, despite various accusers leveling charged at him over the years, and a judge came out from pennsylvania's top court and basically said that because of a deal that he had reached with the previous prosecutor, the trial should never have taken place in the first instance. find should never have taken place in the first instance.— first instance. and michelle, is there any _ first instance. and michelle, is there any reaction _ first instance. and michelle, is there any

a woman from pulse past, michelle. >> michelle was the defendants alibi, in 2008. has now come forward and said, paul was not home, paul when two narrowsburg and paul killed catherine. >> but was that phone call? like >> it was now time to get to. work >> jim farrow was now the district attorney, he teamed up with the da steve lungen. >> did you feel like outbreak? >> i needed more information. >> investigators said love friends down to hear her story. we during a six hour interview, michelle laid out what, she claimed, was the story of how paul killed catherine. she said he started plotting weeks before the murder. >> he was researching things on the internet, he was going to telephone, leave her, and burn the house. down >> michel says one week before the fire, she and paul went to catherine's house to move his things out, and paul unlocked the basement doors. >> so that he can go up the next time would have a kids, which would be a week later. and that way he could sneak into the house and she would know. >> according to michelle, paul wasn't with her on the nig

quote, michelle ballarin or michele lyn golden or michele roosevelt edwards as she now calls herself. ultimately the icelandic reporters throughout their hands and decided they were just gonna call her michelle. quote, the business woman has operated cargo flights in africa, owns an arms company in the united states but also restaurants. she engaged in real estate business and ran her own investment bank, or so she says. but when it comes to wow air, quote, not much has happened. while is not up and running or flying although michel has repeatedly announced news reported high-level appointments in iceland, russia, and italy, discussed how while will also be flying from italy and even her involvement in the restructuring of the italian airline alitalia. yes, one thing they discovered is that michelle, choose any of the last names you'd like, it's not just doing this in iceland. she came could be doing a similar something with other airlines and other countries. from the icelandic report, quote, she claimed that a large announcement on a new project was due. the restoration of the airli

remember she was michelle ballarin and then she was michelle lynn golden and she's michelle roosevelt edwards. that kind of thing seems to be a thing among these folks, the adding of impressive old-timey american names to whatever they started out. the arizona circus, one of the key people involved in that with the magic technology we're not allowed to see, has the paper to look at the paper, he's gone through a name or two himself in recent years. the most recent iteration of his name uses pulitzer. the most recent iteration of her name uses roosevelt. i'm sure those things make them feel very important. in arizona today it was washington state republicans from the washington state legislature who were the latest officials to tour the arizona mess to copy it for their own state. so, you know, get ready. there's probably some qanon activists renaming himself einstein in spokane, washington, right now who's going to be leading the effort up there because he's got money and have you read my translated documents? it is -- part of me struggles with, like, is it worth figuring it owho all

michele: another layered approach. dr. neiman: exactly, so let's not think that reparations would let us off the hook, but the very shortest version because we have limited time is that, yes, i think the united states owes reparations to descendants of enslaved people. i think there are interesting proposals on the table about how exactly that should be decided. it is an immensely complicated question. the germans let's say can provide a moral example if not the details. the moral example is it really is not enough to say, i am sorry, we should not have done that. the root word of reparation is repair. something concrete needs to be done as well. michele: we had so many questions and i regret we could not get too many more of them, and many of them were reflections, so we will put in the chat and think you can go to if you are interested in sharing more of your reflections at the race card project. we have a link where you can share your recollections specifically linked to this conversation and of course we will share all

remember she was michelle ballarin and then she was michelle lynn golden and she's michelle roosevelt edwards. that kind of thing seems to be a thing among these folks, the adding of impressive old-timey american names to whatever they started out. the arizona circus, one of the key people involved in that with the magic technology we're not allowed to see, that's examined the paper that the ballots are printed on that can see the fraud by looking at the paper, he's gone through a name or two himself in recent years. the most recent iteration of his name uses pulitzer. the most recent iteration of her name uses roosevelt. i'm sure those things make them feel very important. in arizona today it was washington state republicans from the washington state legislature who were the latest republican state officials to tour the arizona mess in order to try to copy it for their own state. so, you know, get ready. there's probably some qanon activist renaming himself einstein in spokane, washington, right now who's going to be leading the effort up there because he's got money and have you rea

michelle, how do you broach race? _ transracial adoption. michelle, how do you broach race? i— transracial adoption. michelle, how do you broach race? i am _ transracial adoption. michelle, how do you broach race? i am that - transracial adoption. michelle, how do you broach race? i am that my l do you broach race? i am that my friends. do you broach race? i am that my friends- my _ do you broach race? i am that my friends. my friends _ do you broach race? i am that my friends. my friends and _ do you broach race? i am that my friends. my friends and family - do you broach race? i am that myj friends. my friends and family are very diverse. some of the children have _ very diverse. some of the children have parents who are black, some of them _ have parents who are black, some of them white — have parents who are black, some of them white. they have too much will play an _ them white. they have too much will play an active part in all my children's_ play an active part in all my children's lives. —— they play a very— children's lives. —— they play a very active

. >>> inspiración fue lo que encontró michelle Ángela ortiz en los boleros cantados por su papá, al mismo tiempo la cercanía de un mercado en el lugar donde creció iluminó de color su arte, con más de 20 años de carrera michelle ha creado más de 50 obras de renombre nacional e internacional, recientemente el new york times la destacó como una artista que lucha por la identidad de los inmigrantes a través de su trabajo, esta muralista y educadora de artes usa el arte como un vehículo para representar a personas y comunidades cuyas historias se pierden en el olvido, creando un espacio seguro para el diálogo sobre alguno de los problemas más profundos que las comunidades enfrentan día con día en el país ♪♪. >>> michelle, quien nació en philadelphia, ve de cerca cómo su vecindario está cambiando y espera que su ciudad no solo se conozca donde nació, como un espacio donde muchos inmigrantes contribuyen a la riqueza del país. >>> está participando en un proyecto de arte público que se llama familias separadas, es lo que su autora llama fase 3, 3 instalaciones centradas

in fact, he had done some work on michel's lawn some weeks earlier. michelle felt badly when he told her that he just had his wisdom teeth out. >> i was so worried about him for the two days that he was there and, to think of what he did to my brother. >> and her sister-in-law, it felt impossible to take that in. >> when i saw her mugshot, i didn't even recognize her. she just had a different look about her. she has been in my life for 15 years and i don't even know if she. was >> the next morning, detectives recovered kevin spotty buried in a shallow grave behind that high school, right where morgan said it would be. and the following day, steve chappelle was picked up nearly 2000 miles away in colorado. >> i still cannot imagine him doing it. i can imagine morgan doing it, i don't know but they were thinking. >> figuring out what they were thinking was now the job of the county prosecutor. and it would prove to be more complicated than expected. we >> morgan had pain pointed the finger at steve, but now he was back and about to tell a very different

michelle: muchÍsimas gracias. carolina: ahora hablando del tema de coronavirus, mÉxico contratÓ 35 millones de vacunas chinas de una empresa inexistente de 4 empleados y con domicilio en una oficina en suiza que mÁs tarde se registrÓ despuÉs de firmar el contrato. el equipo de univision estableciÓ que estÁ compuesta por 2 empresas suizas con socios mexicanos que fueron investigados en papeles de panamÁ y montados por el gobierno de mÉxico. borja: un chat de whatsapp se hace mucho mÁs fÁcil el poder de vacunar. en la ediciÓn digital de contamos cÓmo funciona. ya volvemos. ♪ ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. hola, soy el dr. juan rivera. hay rumores sobre si las vacunas contra el covid-19 funcionan, o si tienen efectos secundarios. yo ya me la puse y

michelle bob, a lot of for 911. which bureau neutral? cool? beloved home. the be led to the fabric was what i feel like fear or to me sure. why the for 9 to a lot of money or casual le mconnell we home one. how about and i put in a particular center fan on the 5 or one i didn't side and actually had it for the last if you money or lives is i want to just miss really t be now just terrible if i leave me for the bane of money, why not to be sent elphin hums toilet? i need my assistance could lead me in the jam on, on monday if well, have a sheet and for her to be did then again, lisa walker and i'm in my system and i mean that i would have a call. yeah. well, and i have the has, it could be behind, but like, have you had, i had to then as if the, you know, list how decision way the bill will be when a thought of difficult to know unconnected mclean and heathen and hockey, the man item and medina to morphin, where his v and medina was only adult and home being with that, can we meet them for on humidity? why be not christmas to me and he will have this year. w

michelle goldberg and elle mistal. your reaction to a story that was even worse of what was known up until last night of what donald trump was trying to get the government to do. >> i don't know if it's even worse, right? i'm thinking of the late, great football coach denny green. they are what we thought they were. this is exactly what they had always been accused of doing. trump told them to do this, and they have done it and we kind of assumed that they did and now we have evidence that they did, right? i personally think bill barr perjured himself in front of congress when kamala harris asked him directly, do you have an order to investigate? he said, oh, you said -- he lied in front of congress. he lied to the current vice president's face. i think that's stuff to start a perjury investigation against him. but i -- i -- what are the democrats going to do? we have been here time and time again. we have been here before. we know that the justice department under bill barr was corrupt. we have known that. and, you kn

and how do you say no to michelle. it's like we're going. no, no, you gotta go. she drags you on the ride. i am glad we did it. >> it was fun. >>> the ride to work not as fun. >> no. i wish i had a magic wanted to take away all these brake lights. we have a trouble spot over into san francisco. that's what is causing the delays. west bound 80 as you come off the skyway. they turned metering lights on this morning around 5:38. all the brake lights are west bound. we are tracking brake lights off all approaches because of the incident. the good news is there are no injuries reported in the crash so it is a fender bender but they've got to get tow crews on scene. adding to that, we have a second crash in the back up. a busy ride, you will have brake lights as you approach the toll plaza, as you work up the incline. it will get better and you are really tapping brake lights past treasure island into san francisco. the number two lane is still blocked. plan for that this morning. if you want to use san mateo bridge to cross the bay. if you want to use public transit,

michel had a story about the day before crystie died. as she left with the kids that morning, there was a man in the lobby of their building. >> i came around the corner and there was a guy, he was sitting on the stairs. when i came around he started me a little bit. so i asked him what he was doing there. then he told me he was waiting for someone. >> michel had a bad feeling about him. >> i kind of got this instinct that said, remember what he looks like. and then i frozen what he looked like and went on about my business. and she warned crystie about the man. >> i called her to tell her there was a strange guy on the stairs. just be careful when she came. up >> so, was the man michel saw on monday, the same man witnesses saw on tuesday? running from the scene after the murder. >> what i'd like to do chavonna is to just know a little bit about -- >> police bra and chavonna whole, the 11 year old school girl who saw the running man. >> do you have and did he have any ice? >> with her mom at her side, she worked with a forensic artist fr

michelle may have been a cousin. but michelle says the information erica had given her pointed to bailey center who died in 2015. you got my face. bailey was also michelle's father, which meant the two are half siblings. it was just uncanny the things that they knew that could not be linked to a dna profile, and that's when i knew over zoom. michelle then introduced erica to her brother's bailey, the second who is out of the country. and keith, chris and brian living on the east coast and quietly without telling erica hatched a plan to meet her in modesto. and when we finally set settled on a date, it was go time. no, but i want to walk up to her. erica's co workers helped set up the meeting. anxiously they hid behind walls, your beard, tuck pillars and trees before the big reveal the wish daddy was here. it's amazing just to touch you with the siblings now together, the family unite. did the picture erica had wished for is now coming into focus, make up for lost time and, you know, just try to get close. we're going

michelle, cuÉntanos. michelle: ¿cÓmo amanecieron? mitad de semana, es un gusto saludarlos. esta historia de verdad que va a impactar a muchas personas. el coronavirus dejÓ huÉrfano a un niÑo de madre y de padre. dos terribles golpes muy difÍciles de saldar. >> le dije que pues es su mamÁ ya era Ángel como su papÁ. pero Él todavÍa no quiere aceptar que su mamÁ estÁ muerta. michelle: la abuela decidiÓ darle todo el amor que necesita y se ha convertido en la madre de su nieto. >> sabÍa muy bien que yo lo iba a cuidar. y no se tenÍa que preocupar por nada. michelle: estÁ buscando algo muy especial y ustedes serÁn testigos de cÓmo la tragedia ha marcado sus vidas para siempre. los esperamos con esta historia y muchas mÁs a las 5:00 de la tarde a travÉs de "primer impacto". asÍ es que ahÍ nos vemos y hay tambiÉn te vamos a ver, borja. borja: estÁ en mi contrato, no me lo puedo faltar, feliz y contenta en "primer impacto". michelle: que tengan bonito dÍa. carolina: el festejo de un cumpleaÑos terminÓ en tres amigos y dos perros en un flotador de flamenco

and that he understands very well he, michelle, are maybe her or says i left him up a lobby. i wish he is near rested. ok. he said we can move one of them and because i, luckily insomnia, and in a couple of plan of who was in the lady when had a death, couldn't fuss the sci fi, our, the own, the receipt be for door for poor out of the, of the come in, which has all, when they tell us out of i know for mama i sent in in spanish was malone ledger min a considerable amount of money. a few men alleged in few, michelle, i mean, what fun about home, kind of the high of the love for high, almost 10000000 act, but tickler t, i believe the jam se looked at the south will fi bay in from love. the academy performed with some other stuff. if you know the live sick kind of fun computers shobel out of for 911. which bureau neutral? cool. beloved home the be a lead that a sub or what what the feel feel or to me? sure. why the for 9, a lot of money or casual le mconnell. we home one above, above and below the center panels on the 5 or one i didn't side and nor did for the last, if you money

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. breaking news on the tragedy out of florida. 15 minutes ago we learned four people are confirmed dead and more than 159 are unaccounted for. >> this is about 27 hours after a 12 story condo building suddenly collapsed early yesterday. laura podesta is in surf side at the scene. >> laura, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, growing numbers when it comes to number of casualties and number of missing. despite the fact that rescue crews have been on the scene around the clock since the collapse, you can see heavy machinery picking through this mountain of rubble. it is very bright. there is a lot of smoke, a lot of dust. this is what we are seeing. we are seeing crews doing everything they can to try and find pockets in the rubble where survivors might be. rescue crews have been working around the clock in hopes of finding survivors in the building collapse in surf side, florida. search dogs scoured rubble for signs of life while one team used heavy equipmen

c now michelle michelle to the nigger, me and i got 2 more that a whole but she led to the. 1 whole been shown that she does the negative. misha, kincaide, cologne show. any superstitious beliefs remain wide spread across afghanistan. budding cannibal, the doctor's predictions have come through a mean or is now 5 months old, and has recovered from her injury. jones, outside of the inside of the hybrid, no problem. i'm going home and i'm going to connect to god to go get him to know the time that you've been a month. i don't you kentucky and such me. ah, the generations. enough kindness down the cycle of life has been punctuated by bombs and bullets. nowhere does this play out more tragically then in maternity wards, medical care for mothers and babies has improved across the country, but will know into the conflict to fight. there remains uncertain. ah. award winning programming from international. so making one quick so it's straight on the back side of the global discussion. what guarantee everybody the right typically life giving voice to the voice here in california is almost everybo

i want to thank michelle for bringing this to the l michelle for bringing this to the public— michelle for bringing this to the public attention because this is by no means— public attention because this is by no means unique but the way that michelle _ no means unique but the way that michelle hasjust presented what has happened to her family and to her mother, _ happened to her family and to her mother, i— happened to her family and to her mother, i think it should cut through— mother, i think it should cut through to a lot of people. this is a disgraceful situation that's been affecting — a disgraceful situation that's been affecting terminally ill people for years _ affecting terminally ill people for years now. and it's not unknown, you know _ years now. and it's not unknown, you know. we _ years now. and it's not unknown, you know, we produced an all—party group report— know, we produced an all—party group report three _ know, we produced an all—party group report three years ago pointing out that this _ report three years ago pointing out that this was not workin

michelle: tu tienes que estar allÍ, los esperamos. carolina: veremos imÁgenes que dejÓ el eclipse parcial de sol en varias zonas del mundo. me da miedo de que no sé cómo va a reaccionar mi cuerpo. si me va a dar alguna alergia o alguna cosa así negativa... algún efecto secundario a largo plazo que todavía nadie sabe. hola mayra. las vacunas contra el covid-19 son seguras y efectivas. lo datos actuales indican que los efectos secundarios graves son muy raros, la mayoría de las personas tienen efectos secundarios leves como dolor en el brazo, fatiga, nada de qué preocuparse, son reacciones naturales. si todos nos ponemos la vacuna, más rápido venceremos a la pandemia. ♪ ♪ si todos nos ponemos la vacuna, tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. borja:el maravilloso espectÁculo la luna bloqueÓ parcialmente el sol para crear este anillo de fuego. carolina

carolina: michelle galvÁn estÁ en la ediciÓn digital para contarnos mÁs. michelle: buenas tardes. efectivamente quienes nos estÁn viendo, los tiempos difÍciles, sabemos es un dicho popular, sacando mejor o lo peor de nosotros, y la pandemia no ha sido la excepciÓn. cada dÍa multiplicar los panes y hasta el oxÍgeno para ayudar a los mÁs necesitados. >> yo tengo una red de amigos y les mandÉ el whatsapp. quiero poner una planta de oxÍgeno y en dos horas juntamos la plata. michelle: el dÍa de trabajo se ilumina cuando visita a un pequeÑo con sÍndrome de down, en sÓlo unas horas la imagen se volviÓ viral, y con ella la consagrada labor de este sacerdote que por cierto le presentaremos hoy en "primer impacto", los esperamos. borja: estaremos a las 5:00 — 4:00 centro. carolina: por primera vez en muchos aÑos la cantante britney spears ♪ por fin pueden regresar de nuevo. las vacunas del covid-19 han llegado. de ti depende

now it is my pleasure to welcome michelle duster, author of "ida b. the queen: the extrodinary life and legacy of ida b. wells." she is the great granddaughter of her and has contributed or written 16 books for adults and children. as an advocate to highlight women and african-americans, michelle's work on several history projects and to work on historical products in the united states, including receiving awards, several of them, including the multigenerational activists award from the illinois human rights commission in the 2019th and luther king junior social justice award from dartmouth college. michelle, welcome. >> thank you. >> let me start off with a couple of quotes from your book. so, michelle, thank you for being here, and how are you through this pandemic. >> thank you so much for the commonwealth club for having me, it is an honor. >> how are you faring through all of this? >> i am good, i am located in chicago, we just had a nice big hailstorm. >> this is the perfect time to have a conversation. >> congratulations on the book, starting o

. >> i am michelle griego. breaking news near miami florida where a building partially collapsed and we know people were inside. >> let's go to anne makovec at the live news desk with the latest developments. the dramatic video is in. >>> a terrible scene in a town near miami, a condo building collapsed. you are taking a live look at the scene. that's a chopper shot. you can see it looks like it is flying away but we will show you some of the latest video. multi story, looks like about a ten story residential building collapsing early this morning in the south florida community of surf side. we know at least one person has been killed, and there is concern that there could be a lot of other people still trapped in the rubble. the video shows the side of the building having fallen, huge piles of rubble underneath, a large number of first responders. in addition to the person who is confirmed to have died at least ten others were treated on the scene. >> the building shook and i looked out the window. you couldn'

michelle joins michellejoins us michelle joins us now. michellejoins us now. he said he has a chance to restore his reputation. how might he do that? look, i think that will be huge challenge for him. as we were just saying, he was such a darling at one point in american popular culture, and he fell so far from grace, point in american popular culture, and he fell so farfrom grace, you have to assume the man who said he would rather serve ten years in prison then show remorse will try to rehabilitate and restore some of his reputation. on the flip side, of course, this was seen as one of the early and prominent cases for the #metoo movement. it will be interesting to see how, if at all, this has any ripple effect on that. and talking about that #metoo movement, where does that movement stand right now? i movement, where does that movement stand right now?— stand right now? i think this was a case at a time _ stand right now? i think this was a case at a time which _ stand right now? i think this was a case at a time which was - stand right now? i think this

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for more on this, let's bring in, boom, boom, co host, kristy michelle snider. she's a managing director of the market gauge group. and author of the best selling book, plant your money tree, a guide to growing your wealth. thank you both for being here. christy. i want to start with you power based questions from law makers after the fed recently kind of changed its tune on inflation and a rate hike. what have we learned and can you break all this down for us today? well, most of these remarks are actually prepared remarks that were largely in line with all of the comments made previously in the june 16th press conference. but after a roller coaster right across basically all the classes in the last few days, post f. c. cheaters, we're paying very close attention here. so it appears that power kind of doubling down on it's very narrative to offset his last message. the only bit of surprise came after the last meeting, which was that a big taper tangent did not materialize. so that was a little bit of a surprise because when the fed officials started talking abo

for more on this, let's bring in, boom, boom, co host, kristy michelle snider. she's a managed director of the market gauge group and author of the best selling book, plant your money tree, a guide to growing your wealth. thank you both for being here. christy. i want to start with you power space. questions from law makers after the fed? recently kind of changed its tune on inflation and a rate hike. what have we learned and can you break all this down for us today? well, most of these remarks are actually prepared remarks that were largely in line with all of the comments made previously in june 16th press conference. but after a roller coaster ride across basically all the classes in the last few days, post f. c. cheaters were paying very close attention here. so it appears that power kind of doubling down on a narrative to offset his last message. the only bit of surprise came after the last meeting, which was that a big taper pension did not materialize. so that was a little bit of a surprise because when the fed officials started talking about pulling back

michelle: buenas tardes, muy buenas tardes, para la gente que nos ve en "ediciÓn digital". tenemos una historia que no se puede perder. un potente chorro de agua, disparado por la policÍa, estrellÓ a un joven contra el pavimento y la imagen sacudiÓ a colombia y al mundo. terminÓ en un hospital. >> quien el crÁneo hinchado, con sangre. estÁ muy grave. michelle: sin embargo, contra todo pronÓstico, hoy a las 5:00 de la tarde vamos a presentar absolutamente todos los detalles para que usted no se lo pierda, los esperamos en "primer impacto". borja: ahÍ estaremos, gracias. carolina: mientras tanto el bit coÍn parece avanzar en su Éxito y el salvador podrÍa ser el primer paÍs en adoptar como una moneda con uso legal. asÍ lo confirma el presidente de ese paÍs. el presidente dijo que se asociaron con la compaÑÍa de finanzas digitales para establecer este cambio que emplearan. borja: vamos a cambiar totalmente de informaciÓn. por fin la cigüeÑa visitÓ a los duques es, el prÍncipe harry y su esposa meghan markle. la pequeÑa lilibeth, lleva su primer nombre y el

michelle, how do you broach race? brute michelle, how do you broach race? we are happy, we are very diverse. we have _ are happy, we are very diverse. we have got— are happy, we are very diverse. we have got good parents, some of them black. _ have got good parents, some of them black. some _ have got good parents, some of them black, some of them white, and they play an— black, some of them white, and they play an active part in all of our kids— play an active part in all of our kids lives _ play an active part in all of our kids lives i— play an active part in all of our kids lives. i very much ensure that all of— kids lives. i very much ensure that all of them — kids lives. i very much ensure that all of them that are there for them, whether— all of them that are there for them, whether emotionally, around race, practically— whether emotionally, around race, practically doing things orjust doing — practically doing things orjust doing things with the boys, teaching them how— doing things with the boys, teaching them how to stand up an

there are chief political editor, michelle because no, thank you. let's get around above some other headlines now. hundreds of unmarked grades had been found in the canadian town of marie able success. gotcha. one near a former catholic boarding school. it's the latest in a string of shocking discovery that this use schools for 1st nations children across the country. they revived calls from the catholic church to apologize for the history of abuse of indigenous children in canada. the former philippine president no. aquino, the 3rd has died, he was 61 keno, served as leader from 2010 to 2016. he was the son of 2 of the country's biggest pro democracy icons. and he was known as a thorn in the side of china. aquino had been battling prolonged illness including undergoing dialysis and heart surgery. anti virus software pioneer john mcafee, has been found dead in his jail, south spain. the discovery came shortly after court to prove his expedition to the united states where he was wanted for tax evasion. a prison spokeswoman woman said he had apparentl

she's a michelle. it thing to be the whole low michelin do not belong to me, but not least of a y in yon. how does your english contact the governance of israel kingdom of saudi arabia and the united out of emmett and offered them the opportunity to respond to all the allegations made in the film? they did not respond. i actually would also like to know a little bit more about what happened in the rejection. i think there's a few different things at play here. one is that it's very difficult to know the relationship between the ministry of defense and, and i, so there seems to be a lot of crossover at high level staff. the ministry of defense in israel is the, is the ministry that approves all exports. and basically, our case was saying either the ministry of defense is not giving export licenses in line with international human rights standards. or they are giving exports in line with international human rights standards. but they have, they have a company in their jurisdiction who is acting outside o

michelle, let's start with you. so what are margaret's expecting to hear from chairman jerome powell at this week's meeting? i mean, is there any chance that they could be forced to walk back those claims of inflation being merrily transitory? well at this point, what their basically been saying is they expected the economy to run hot with the reopening, the expected elevated prices through the summer. and that's where the transitory is coming from. when we just saw the recent numbers on core inflation, basically the 49 percent of it was used, car rental cars, some housing and also airline travel and hotels. but then when you look at the full cpi that includes energy and food, and that's really what has been the biggest concerns going forward. so i don't believe that the fed still thinks that this is anything more than transitory. and of course, that remains to be seen. what's going to happen here? i, of course myself, believe that it's more than transitory particularly when you're talking about the food commodities

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me. michel can got a lot to offer besides drugs. a lucrative mining business, the world's leading of a car. the industry must be drawing them here to the states, a real price. we were on the final stretch for ag aliya, the town at the center of this conflict. surrounded by natural riches coveted by the cartels. unless it might soon be won. locals told us that thousands of people have already left slipping past the siege and away in the buildings we saw the scars of the battle between united cartels still here and the advancing lisco new generation forces. see holmes in this building, this happens just a week or 2 ago. that's where people here come in to set up a service called the time of the visit, police going to take an order of the land around the town. meanwhile, united cartels placed a blockade up the only official road in medicine cooking gust basic food stuffs, world scares. even petro had to be smuggled in. this is how you fill out in businesses a di napoli, it's like, it is just about surviving. it's where we met teacher a

so michelle, with this idea that trading gets halted. is this something that happens often, or is this something that's been especially reserved for the the mean crowd when they get involved? because i don't remember hearing this happen very often when wall street traders go in heavy on a stock. but all of a sudden when the read it crowd does it's, it's a, let's pause everything and make sure that this doesn't interfere with the systems that are already in place. well, there are breaker systems in the market, as we know, certain on big down days. we've seen that happen. we've seen stocks halted in in the face of big news coming. so it's not something completely new. back in the day when i was trading commodities, we would see commodities get halted as well. and then there was a natural limit limit upper limit down as far as you could go. so this isn't highly unusual. today the robin hood firm was the one that 1st was rumored to be the reason why was halted and they said no was just to reset with the volatility. going crazy. so it's just,

michelle, i'd like to call about this and one reason i liked it was again, i think the starting place of analysis is that kirsten cinema believes these things and isn't making a third order calculation. i mean, mark kelly is not doing the same thing. he's got the same electorate -- tammy baldwin is not doing this. this is just how she thinks thing should be. >> i think that kristen cinema believes in herself as a core keep maverick more than she believes necessarily what she's saying about the filibuster, right? she was an opponent of the filibuster as a green party activist. and so much of what she writes in this latest washington post op-ed it's just transparently not true. she says without the filibuster when republicans are in power they would be able to defund agencies the democrats care about. they would be able to privatized medicare. but republicans can do that on the rules we have right now. they can do that under reconciliation and quick fact check would've said this is just incorrect. similar to what she said and defended the filibuster in the past, it's something that the

michelle west is in the field. chris alvarez has more on her strong ties to the bay area. >> stanford's own was geared up to get going here at the u.s. women's open she actually teed off a couple of her 12:30 teatime. >> it is a cool feeling being here. i guests staying at my house these two weeks is pretty nice. i have never had pp>> she will far from her home to the olympic club which is hosting the first championship ever in the history and it promises to be challenging. >> it is tough. it is a beast. a couple of weeks we played here and it was not as long. we came out here and it is pretty wild. >> the 2014 u.s. she is married to johnny west, son of jerry west and michelle also hit the links with stefan curry as he got ready for a charity event. >> he is such an his athleticism, his golf game, you can really tell. just watching i hopefully am absorbing all of the greatness. >> if you are unable to make it out this weekend, the u.s. women's open will be back in our neighborhood fairly soon. pebble beach set to b

and so he says he michel can hinterland, politicians often have no choice. i think if it finally left, but it will get it ready for you, but hopefully that that you need to tell him, but now he's running submitted mich, weekends, capital morelia saying he'll clear up with criminals there. but after we met him, this happened he wasn't in his truck at the time. but in mitchell and the other parts of mexico were gangs dominate. politicians who don't get on side can have a short life expectancy. in the ruthless not columbia. wrote the july to the hopeless, corrupt politicians and daily tragedies its oblique panorama. for many people, it made living here impossible. they formed a wave of mitchell migration heading all the way to the us border, looking for asylum in the final stop in our journey, we went to the border to, to speak to them. but even 2000 kilometers from the gangs they fled, most were too scared to talk. only leticia and a 100 and her family agreed on the condition that we didn't reveal the city they'd run to the whole family including her disabled.

yeah, actually not a michelle michelle to the nigger, may, couldn't. i got to more that a whole, but she led to the whole been shown here. she does misha kincaide cologne show. any superstitious beliefs remain wind sprayed across afghanistan, budding, carnival. the doctor's predictions have come through a mean or is now 5 months old and has recovered from her injury. jones, outside of the inside of the hybrid . no, probably that i'm going to look at that, but we've got them and i'm going to connect on the show. did go to the super go going to need know the time for the month. i don't, you're going to talk you i the generations enough goodness down the cycle of life has been punctuated by bombs and bullets. nowhere does this play out more tragically than the maternity wards. medical care for mothers and babies has improved across the country. but with no into the conflict to fight this fight remains uncertain. ah, frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the martin administration's playing a long game. it's very much more embrace on the iran

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for more on this, let's bring in boom bus co host, kristy michelle snider. she's a managed director of the market gauge group and author of the best selling book, plant your money tree, a guide to growing your wealth. thank you both for being here. christy. i want to start with you power space. questions from lawmakers after the fed recently kind of changed its tune on inflation and a rate hike? what have we learned and can you break all this down for us today? well, most of these remarks are actually prepared remarks that were largely in line with all of the comments made previously in the june 16th press conference. but after a roller coaster ride across basically all the classes in the last few days, post f. c. cheaters were paying very close attention here. so it appears that power kind of doubling down on it's very douglas narrative to offset his last message. the only bit of surprise came after the last meeting, which was that a big taper pension did not materialize. so that was a little bit of a surprise because when the fed officials started talking

hello, michelle, would you like to go ahead? >> (indiscernible). >> clerk: yes. >> they put their hand down. >> clerk: maybe i'll come down. >> caller: actually, i'm here, sorry. >> clerk: okay, go ahead. >> caller: i got mixed up on my unmuting too, even after 15 months you think that i would be used to it. i'm michelle jackman and i wanted to thank the members of the advisory committee for special ed and julia martin, the liaison, and ombudsperson for special ed. i really just want to appreciate your hard work this year and your continued collaboration over this year and previous, and i just request that you really take a good look at and listen to the things that the c.a.c. is asking for, please. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, paul, you have been un-muted. you can go ahead. >> caller: thank you, i appreciate your time. i just wanted to reach out and talk to the board as well as other people here about the implementation of the new start times for the fall, right? >> clerk: i'm sorry, paul -- i'm sorry, paul, this is n

let's bring in michelle cortez with more. why is kobe steel reading so much havoc there if so many people are vaccinated? michelle: we are learning so many things even 18 months into this pandemic. one of the things we are learning is you really do need to get both of the vaccine doses to get protection. not only that, the more time between the two injections you get, the more protection you have. so the point is it takes longer to be fully protected, and if you are rushing it and trying to get them quickly, you are going to have less protection. if is one thing. the other thing is this delta variant, the one that came out of india. it is just really scary. it is more transmissible than any of the other variants that we have had, and we are seeing it get into people, particularly those who are not vaccinated at all, at an unbelievably accelerated rate. so when you are into place in the u.k. that does have some protection, you see the pathogen get into those people were still vulnerable, and there are some other places like in