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a woman from paul's past, michelle. >> michelle lafrance who was the defendants alibi, in 2008. has now come forward and said, paul was not home, paul went to narrowsburg and paul killed catherine. >> what 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 former da steve lungen. >> did you feel like you had a break? >> i needed more information. >> investigators sat lafrance 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 chloroform her, leave her, and burn the house down. >> michelle 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 the 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 wi

both beautiful, michelle and martin mcneill. everyone liked smart, charismatic michelle. from her childhood on, said her sister. >> she had a different pageants. she won homecoming queen. and she did modeling. she was an exchange student over in switzerland. >> martin did too. in his own way. took him a little while but eventually he became a doctor. and then a lawyer. and then a leader in his local board of jesus christ of latter day saints, the more bunts. but before he did any of that. back in this picture when it was taken. it was just, unstoppable love. >> did they eloped? or something? >> yeah. they got married by the justice of the peace. >> they had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah. and loved to their family life so much. they adopted form our little kids. three of them from ukraine. alexis, from the first set of four, followed her father everywhere. was his little shadow. >> you idolized him? >> i did. i wanted to follow in his footsteps, some way. become a doctor because of him. >> so for people on the outside looki

as michelle noted, we chose this location for a few good reasons, his clothes were michelle grew up and where i started my political career and surrounded by a good neighborhood in a community where we believe that we can help make a difference. and jackson park also happens to hold a special place in my heart because it was literally my entryway into chicago. in the summer of 1985, i packed up my car with which was a pretty dinky car from new york and headed west and 2223 old kid about to start a new job in life and after i came on the skyway i found myself driving through jackson park and at the time i remember thinking, is a lot more beautiful than i expected. admittedly, it was not winter and i'm not yet tasted the hock off the lake but at the time is still trying to figure out who i was and still searching for a purpose to my life and it was and neighborhoods not far from here where i began working with church groups, the shadow and it was in communities across the city from roseland to pilsen to a little village. the north side, and what i learned that everybody has a story to tel

michele: sÍ, seÑor. ramses: uno de los jugadores que la verdad que en lo personal me gusta mÁs en la mls. atenciÓn con esta. para furch. ataca furch. busca por dÓnde. el empate, el nene. falla beltrÁn. falla beltrÁn, recibiendo la pelota. tenÍa miller sobre Él. parecÍa para mÁs, pero el pase muy bueno. cerca nada mÁs. para la liga mx. ramses: aquÍ los cambios, los confirmamos. michele: arriola por vela y tambiÉn sale driussi. ramses: la ovaciÓn. para el guardameta sensaciÓn de la temporada. el canadiense con su oportunidad. tambiÉn entra ustari y su nÚmero 5. para ser guardameta. mucha experiencia para el subcampeÓn del fÚtbol mexicano. diego: dinenno por furch. michele: sÍ, el once de aviles. pero ahora un poco de confusiÓn. espera furch si es Él. sÍ. dinenno por furch. ramses: hombre por hombre. diego: tiene mÁs sentido. un centro delantero por otro. ademÁs, reserva sus jugadores cocca, no? sacÓ dos del atlas. pensando lo que se viene el clÁsico tapatio el fin de semana. ramse

you are listening to michelle obama in her own words. just a month after moving into the white house, she hosted children in the east room, an event marking african-american history month. [applause] well, hello! welcome to the white house. how are you guys doing? that's good. it's good to see you all. i've heard you have all been as quiet as mice. have you been behaving in here? is it exciting? come on, it's exciting. isn't this a beautiful house? >> yes! >> well, we are so, so very proud and happy to have you here. see, we were all very much kids like you guys. we just figured out that one day, that our fate was in our own hands. we made decisions to listen to our parents and to our teachers, and to work very, very hard for everything in life. and then, we worked even harder. anytime anybody doubted us, as president and first lady, barack and i are just the caretakers of this house. we are just borrowing it for a little bit. but, while we live here, we're your neighbors, okay? we want you to feel welcome here at the white house. which

my first lady america's first lady michelle obama. as you endeavor to do more. to serve more communities lift up more families. save more lives. how can you find new ways to tap the skills and talents of more people. how can you create and train new leaders? not just here in america, but around the world. how can you as president clinton put it earlier this week get people involved in our common endeavors? so in pondering these questions, i'm here today to ask you to consider an issue that is near and dear to my heart is first lady and one that i believe is vitally important for just about everything you're working to accomplish. and that is the challenges faced by america's veterans and military families and all they have to offer particularly as they transition to civilian life. now at first glance, i know this issue may seem too uniquely american and scope for such a global audience here at cgi. but right now the human potential of america's veterans and military families is both vast and woefully underutilized. and that's not just an issue for those individu

to barack and michelle, jill and i are forever grateful. i can't wait for the center to open and for it to share memories together. we love you guys and hope to see you soon. >> please welcome, mayor laurie lightfoot. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, and thank you all for being here today. today is a day for celebration and gratitude. we are here to celebrate an important milestone. the groundbreaking of the obama presidential center. we are grateful to former president obama and first lady michelle obama for twos in chicago for what i know will be a transformative investment on this historic southside of our beloved city. this groundbreaking marks the next chapter in a journey that began several years ago, took many twists and turns. due to the perseverance and hard work of many, we have arrived at this momentous day. the presidential center and complimentary investments my administration has made in the surrounding neighborhoods will be bringing to life the promise of true equity and inclusion, investment and development, on the south s

good morning, michelle. >> i did hope you did, too. good morning yeah, we're tracking flash flooding even this morning in portions of texas. that will be the story all day long it's dangerous it's life threatening. if you do encounter rain on the roadways, you want to turn around it's impossible to tell how high that water is. so this is what it looks like in terms of our flash flood risk today. many spots across the nation including the northeast and portions of the southwest, but the southern plains, lower mississippi valley where we're expecting that extreme flooding. so dallas, you're included in that where you see the pink, that is a moderate risk. that is rare we saw that the past couple of days but we don't see it often. here is the setup here it will drop a lot of rain it will be three inches per hour and we could see we'll see that storm slowly shifting to the east, continuing to drop a lot of rain in spots we're also looking at rain in the northeast today, 4 to 5 inches we'll talk about that, too, in just a few minutes. >> we

michelle bachelorette and in his independent state speech, indian prime minister in random modi makes them surprise statements about the status of women. ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. un high commissioner for human rights. michelle bachelorette is in bangladesh where she has been meeting with government officials and members of civil society. her itinerary includes a stop at reentry, refugee camps and cox's bazaar. the influx of over a 1000000 people over the years has posed a long standing challenge for the country. this small house is home to some a bag homeowner family of 12. there are hinders fled myanmar and found shelter and cox's bazaar in the world's largest refugee camp. on more when we came to bangladesh because we were persecuted here, at least we have a roof over our heads. i'm thankful for that. my family is here too, and they even give us food about all the un human rights commissioner michelle bash left is on a 4 day fact finding mission. she's focusing on the face of the over 1000000 ringer have been forced to flee their native. myanmar in the muslim minor

our michelle bash elect is on a 4 day fact finding mission. she's focusing on the face of the over 1000000 ringo have been forced to flee their native. myanmar in the muslim minority have been persecuted there since the 1970s. many rights organizations call their treatment genocide. hundreds of ro hang, the villages have been destroyed. the inhabitants murdered. hundreds of persons have fled to neighboring bangladesh, where they live in camps close to the border. the authorities are planning to settle, many of them on a remote island. some observers say the ringer are the most persecuted, and least respected minority in the world. is not the condition that any human being should have. i mean, it is a growth and the man must date. as violet did not only international law, they have committed a genocide to with selma. begum, like many were hinder, still hopes one day soon she'll be able to go home. we have dw, verify till islam joining us from by now. or if i tell, sticking to the topic of ranger refugee camps in bangladesh, i wonder, will besch

michelle back to let is in bangladesh where she's been meeting with government officials and members of civil society. her itinerary includes a stop at reentry, refugee camps and cox's bazaar. the influx of over a 1000000 people over the years has posed a long standing challenge for the country. this small house has home to salma beg, homeowner, family of 12. they were hanging flat myanmar and found shelter and cox's bazaar in the world's largest refugee camp. diana mullen, we came to bangladesh because we will persecuted here. at least we have a roof over our heads. i'm thankful for that. my family is here too, and they even give us food about all the un human rights commissioner michelle bash elect is on a 4 day fact finding mission. she's focusing on the face of the over 1000000 ringo have been forced to flee their native. myanmar in the muslim minority have been persecuted there since the 1970s. many rights organizations call their treatment genocide. hundreds of ro hang villages have been destroyed. the inhabitants murdered. hundreds of persons have fled to neighboring banglades

what about michelle obama? there's a new series that portrays michelle obama as first lady, and it turns out michelle obama is exactly the person you thought she was. here she is. >> you don't think i want to pop off every time i see another unarmed black kid get shot? you know i want to be out there on those streets marching right along with those kids. that's not our reality. >> we've been called [bleep] every way possible. for once, let's be the [bleep] >> jesse: first of all, she's using the n-word, or the actress portraying her is using the n-word. you can't hold higher office even if an actor is using your image to use that word. you're set. you can't be president. there's also the problem that the michelle obama portrayed there is completely unhinged. again, these are produced by showtime, not her enemies. here's michelle obama saying they wants to beat up trump supporters. >> it tears them up so much, they elect something like that? i want to beat the [bleep] out of every single person that voted for hi

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 what 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. morgan had pain pointed the finger at steve, but now he was back and about to tell a very different versi

michelle, it was michelle, which is a person you've been with us, little somebody awards is off and then it goes to a tech to come in. uh huh. okay, yeah. do you of these sassy, shalysea beaumont uncle who is on us, or what are the of these throughout the last block heater with a can. you will be with me at least, garza with a show below us. but i would say to one on one of those up on the green auto stores and i chose to with some of them bias it. it took a course great. it's a problem and you computer one in us i was told to compare with those to deal with it and of up with you totally shoot nuclear missile. sure. focus sure. is there some found up with another book as plug in with them? give us a user accounts up if the cable went on there. so unless somebody keep us slow them to receive the skier, those are a lady or looks at this foreign stroke or lame goswick at the should. elegance will refer to the old owner for more washed, empty law digital new jealous or new procedures. and i mentioned you me a with with, with us affordably across new business and you cleaned the pre a, b, e l

you were eloquent, or as michelle would say? >> eloguent. >> rupaul: and you were statuesque. >> and shocked. >> rupaul: you didn't think you were going to win? >> hell no. >> rupaul: really? >> i genuinely thought when he said my name, i -- i thought that they had got to the end of the list because i'm "w." >> rupaul: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> so i was like a meerkat, like a bleached meerkat. [ laughter ] if you look back i'm literally like, what was that? >> rupaul: you said a naughty word on television, didn't you? >> i'm english. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you have no idea how much i'm controlling myself all the time. >> rupaul: really? >> yeah, yeah. i come from theater and i'm english, you're lucky you get anything but that. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: i love that. the show, "ted lasso" is so genius. our cultures are different. americans are very optimistic. >> very different. >> rupaul: very different, very optimistic. >> we're gray and white as the sky. >> rupaul: i wasn't going to say it, i'm glad you said it. has t

good morning, michelle >> good morning to you both. we had flash flooding events not only in new mexico, colorado, utah, arizona, we're going to see more flash flooding today. remember, flash flooding is the number one weather-related cause of death when it comes to weather events. we're going to be looking at some closely it's dangerous, it's serious, it's life-threatening. flash flood risk today, lots of spots under the gun for flash flooding especially in the southern plains, into the lower mississippi valley where you see that pink. that includes dallas that is a moderate risk. we don't see that very off then. we'll see flash flooding today and also tomorrow. we do have the expectation of heavy rain it's going to come fast, it will be furious this will be good in the long run, but short-term a dangerous situation today. 3 to 5 inches, locally higher amounts up to 8 inches in spots. we have another system that's separate where we're looking at rain in the northeast as well, where we could see flash flooding as well back to you guys

michelle: it well. -- well. we are three years from an election. in terms of this coming to a crunch in votes it is a long way off and will be long forgotten by then. but in immediate terms, the opposition is in a very difficult position. scott morrison, i do not think you will be wanting to leave power until he can get another job. this is hardly improving his employability. some in the opposition would like him to go now. the opposition leader is in a difficult situation, to put it mildly. haidi: the one hour press conference did not help him. michelle, can you make sense of when he went ahead and put himself in secret at the top of those ministries? he said he needed to because of the pandemic. that does not seem to be the case. not to mention, the portfolio ministry seemed carefully curated to be somewhere he could have full, unilateral power as a minister. michelle: the central theme coming out of this reinforces what we already knew about scott morrison as a leader. that he wanted control, he wanted power centralized to an incredible degree i

iwork neatly gets us into michelle's question, michelle. i work for the question, michelle. iwork forthe nhs question, michelle. i work for the nhs and i earn above the threshold to qualify for any benefits and the new fuel price cap has me unable to sleep, anxious i might not find the money for what she calls a second mortgage payment. she said her mortgage payment. she said her mortgage is £530 a month, her forecast for her bill will go up to £605 a month. what help is there for people who don't qualify for benefits? ., people who don't qualify for benefits?— people who don't qualify for benefits? ., ., ., , , benefits? nothing that has been announced in _ benefits? nothing that has been announced in the _ benefits? nothing that has been announced in the proposed i benefits? nothing that has been i announced in the proposed measures from both— announced in the proposed measures from both of our prospective prime ministers _ from both of our prospective prime ministers in — from both of our prospective prime ministers in waiting will help michelle with her situation

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michelle, good morning. >> good morning to you both. we'll continue to see flash flooding today and also tomorrow events in utah, new mexico, colorado and arizona now we're seeing that system shift to the east, heavy rain in portions of the southern plains and lower mississippi valley and rain in the portions of the northeast. this is our flash flood risk for today. lots of places under a threat for flash flooding where you see that pink, that is a moderate risk. that's very rare, including the city of dallas, portions of texas, into oklahoma and arkansas and louisiana and the northeast for the potential for some urban flash flooding as well here is a setup in the south looking at that area of low pressure move off to the east. continue to dump very heavy rain in the south with rainfall rates over 2.5 inches of rain. you guys, we could see up to eight inches of rain in some spots before it's said and done. we'll see more rain than they saw in two months. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> michelle, thank you. >>> breaking overnigh

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michele: let's turn to audience questions. if there is a republican house and a democratic senate, do you think they will work together on tax credits in a bipartisan way? doug: there is a good chance of that. among the top things on the republicans' list will be, let's make current the tax cut and jobs act provisions that are going to expire. let's do that as soon as possible because a reliable tax code as part of a better business environment that can improve the economy. it is a key aspect of increasing the supply side of the economy and reducing future lectionary pressures. to do it, they have to get 60 votes in the senate so they are going to have to do things democrats care about. that is a natural place for agreement on how we are going to tax pass-throughs come up care about that, how we deal about -- deal with the child tax credit, democrats care about that, let's find the sweet spot on those issues. michele: since covid, our old monetary policies passe? i would you suggest solving income inequality? i am going to add

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michele: it is going to be very difficult for the pressure to resolve. although we can take a more positive outlook while of this and think this is the chance for europe to create a more independent energy system with renewable and bio energy, it could be a transformational moment for europe. on the others, i think the solution does not come in the short term. it could take years to build a more independent energy supply. and in the meantime, the difficulty to find lng will continue to weigh on european gas prices. francine: how much tighter do you believe the markets could get? michele: i think it will depend on how this winter pans out. last winter we were lucky. it was a warm winter which saved us problems in the spring. this year we don't yet know how the weather will look and we also don't know how much russia will ultimately import or export during the core of winter. my sense is we are at the time of key uncertainty. russia wants your to feel uncertain and anxiety around the winter. i think we will need to see month by month. we have a solution fo

michelle: thank you so much. wonderful questions you asked and i enjoyed this and admire the work of you and your organization over the year -z as well. thank you. carrie: thank you. thanks, everybody. >> when i got a minute yap lis, this was after they -- minneapolis, this was after setting fire to buildings around the precinct and officers were defending because of defending k chauvin and other officers and i get down there and it was -- nothing like i'd ever seen and i was used to protests not affecting the blocks surrounding the incident. you know, there was some price that things could get rowdy and i could go over two blocks and get mcdonalds but this nothing was open. every place in south min y'allless was close -- minneapolis was closed or they were being looted, actively looted. i get there and across the street from the third precincts they went to the grocery store chain out there and there's some several small businesses in the strip mall. people were going in and out and nonchalantly looted. there's

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i want to bring in nat west markets co-head of global economics michelle gerard. first i have to get your thoughts on jay powell. the market seems to respect what he said today. >> i think he was pretty clear. i think we're hearing a very unified message. i think the biggest takeaway is the fact that the funds rate is unlikely to be able to come down anytime soon and in a sense that the market we talked about is expecting, yes, we'll get rate hikes between now and the end of the year, maybe early 2023, but that's going to lead to a recession and the fed is going to be forced to cut interest rates in 2023, and i think what we've been hearing and again, in kind of across-the-board is that rates are likely to have to stay higher for longer, and then even if there's economic pain, the fed is absolutely focused on bringing inflation down and they're not going to be able reverse course. they aren't going to want to make the mistakes they made in the past of reversing and cutting rates too quickly. charles: all right although that's easier said than done, right? because

hi there, michelle day but also tomorrow. we have numerous spots across the country where we see some flash flooding from the southwest into the midwest, also parts of the central appalachians into the northeast. so flash flooding is a concern, particularly where you see this pink on the map. portions of iowa also wisconsin into illinois, and we're also watching heavy rainfall once again in our flood-ravaged areas in parts of the central appalachians we're going to be watching that closely as well. where you see the darker colors there is where we're expecting the heaviest amounts of rain one, two, even three inches of rain and kind of notice the portions where we see kentucky, also west virginia, tennessee, where we do not want to see the rain, already saturated soil we're going to see that. also the northeast and parts of new england as well. cold front bringing the flooding rains acroecord-breaking temperatures in the northeast yesterday. 95 today in philadelphia 93 in d.c. and 93 in richmond >>> all right. the heat contin

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. >>> more rain is in the forecast for kentucky and surrounding states michelle michelle grossmann is tracking all of that for us >> we'll see lots of lightning, really heavy downpours where you see the green is a flood wash in the red are flash flood warnings we're going to see them pop up the orange over there is a severe thunderstorm warning. we're seeing severe thunderstorms even at this hour. that's going to dissipate after sun rise and we'll see another round later today. can you see heavy rain moving in from illinois, ohio, into west virginia and we're looking at another round later on this afternoon. that's going to return to the upper midwest and the risks are for gusts up to 60 miles per hour, dagingma looking at the 90s, 90 in d.c. and 93 in richmond all right, we are tracking heat and looking toward 100 degrees by thursday in the northeast. >> we cannot get a break all right, thank you, michelle "early today's" back in a minute with the longest sentence yet for a capitol rioter >>> and deshaun watson suspended over sexual misconduct allegation it can be a memory or a feeli

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here's michelle obama saying she wants to beat up from supporters. a black man can rise to the highest office in the land built on the backs of and. it s tears them up. soo much that they elect something like that. you know, i want to be just put[ outbl of every single person who voted for them. i want too follow. you gotta wonder, do they call r me openoffice? this is like the right caricature of michelle obama, presumably showtime. the people who wrotetely this ka michelle obama and that's whatt she's really like. who knows how this got made all the obamas mad about it. they should be viewers don't like it sometimes. that's the first lady. this show be canceled after just one season. well, not flattering. well,, we in just a moment are going to give you a respite from the insana final exam on emily compagno and will cain. does either exa one of them knoo the capitol of canada? does any americanw know what the capitol of canadaa is ? we'll find out in just a moment. go to fox nation exclusive. one critical challenge. first, the special guest on live

grossman on where we start the week good morning, michelle. >> good morning to you both. we're looking at more downpours today in portions of kentucky. also west virginia and tennessee. we're even seeing rain in the northeast. we're going to see that as we go throughout the next couple hours, improving conditions later as we go throughout the day in kentucky. so that's good news. let's take a look at radar we're seeing some heavy pockets of rain falling. that's where you see the darker color, the reds, the yellows, the oranges. we're still seeing intense rainfall in some spots the downpours as we go throughout the next few hours. also seeing the rain in portions of the northeast heavy rain too we do have a flood threat in place. that's a flood watch in the green. one million people impacted in eastern kentucky hazardous where we saw 9 inches of rain last week. also looking at that flash flood risk, including portions of eastern kentucky, western virginia western virginia and also tennessee and into portions of north carolina we're looking at 1 to 3 additional rain and als

because donald trump endorsed michels. this is a way for them to support donald trump and what was going on with my lover to start one. people who maybe wouldn't have voted yesterday in i'm so ticked off, i'm going to go out and show my support for donald trump and his endorsed candidate, tim michels. that's why you see the five-point victory in wisconsin for michels. it was, again, the power of the michels endorsement is due to -- i'm sorry, the trump endorsement was due to echo to make one last point on this, it was interesting, in our state, i come from the northern part of his concern, it's rural, it dropped country. you look at the pockets were dropped didn't do well, rebecca crayfish but you, that was the green bay, milwaukee area. madison area. everything in between in our state, tim michels won that were properly perform well when he won in 2016 and almost won in 2020. even before we let you know, want to talk about the other side of the alpaca minnesota congresswoman and squad member ilhan omar. she narrowly won h

. >>> on that note, let's talk about the weather and nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning, michelle how are we looking as we start this new week. >> good morning to you we're looking at a flooding threat once again this week. we're looking at heavy rain in portions of the southwest, also portions of southern texas we have tropical moilt moving in there, in the plains, and parts of the mid-atlantic. lots of areas today. we're looking at a storm system bringing heavy rain throughout the country. we're looking at 3, 4, 5 inches of rain in some spot where you see the darker colors that is correct's where we're going to see the heavier rain. we're also concerned with the threat for severe weather later on this afternoon especially in portions of the caronas wherli temperatures comfortable in the 70s and 80s. hot once again temperatures into the triple digits in dallas all right. in just a bit, we're going to look at that week ahead. that includes more flooding and more heat. back to you guys. >>> "early today" is back in just a minute with liz cheney's last stand t

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. >> ellas michelle arellano una niña superdotada de 10 años, su coeficiente intelectual es de 158 así como el de einstein. >> tengo ocho trofeos, y 890 medallas quiere ser doctora bióloga marina y actriz en julio acreditó la preparatoria y ahora hacen fila a cumplir uno de sus sueños al ser la primera mexicana de ciudad que estudiara medicina en la universidad de massachusetts. >> estoy muy orgullosa y muy sorprendida, dde cómo logrado todas las cosas y gracias a todo mi esfuerzo es que las he podido lograr. >> la descubrieron cuando tenía siete años se aburría rápida y aprendía a un a más velocidad. >> tenía ocho años >>pensaba que se trataba de un tipo de autismo pero tras años de terapia y un diagnóstico especializado de la capital descubrieron que estaban ante un pequeño genio. >> edad mental cognitiva de ella nos arroja que tiene 16 años seis meses >>es la madre de michelle una doctora que además de su trabajo ha tomado el reto de quiere su hija en esa travesía llena de obstáculos. >> yo dije bueno si no conoce alguien tiene que aprender. >> ha tomado cursos, h

grossman is back from some well-deserved little break good morning, michelle, and welcome back >> good morning to you both. so glad to be back and yeah, we're off to a soggy start in many parts of the area. heavy rain, some flooding rain as well to portions of the southwest, into the plains, parts of the carolinas, and southern florida lots of spots seeing a soggy start to the weekend we're looking at rainfall up to 5 inches in some spots, especially throughout the plains and throughout the southwest certainly could cause some flooding there from sioux falls at omaha, you see some flooding rains as well. we're also looking at the chance for severe weather, charlotte could see winds gusting to heating up in the plains looking at temperatures into the triple-digits in oklahoma city and also dallas. all right. we talked about the stormy side. we're looking at steamy weather to the west. parts of the south heating up once again we'll talk about that soon >> we're going want those details. thank you so much. >>> fast forwarding into your monday, jury selection begins today in the trial agai

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you think of michelle and barack obama. there was a real protection of michelle and barack obama. there was a certain kind of criticism that try to undercut their whole humanity, right? another type of criticism that he was president of the united states. we are a pluralistic society. we should get policies for black women and men and girls and boys and trans and queer. if he's not doing it, we should have a constructive criticism. a lot of times that was out of bounds. remember maxine waters telling the community, look, the professional black caucus, who he only met with a few times, wanted to criticize him. when we do our constituents get mad at us. they get mad at us because they are like this man is facing such headwind against republicans, white supremacist, you are just piling on. for those of us who are writers we know it is more complicated than that. we have to be able to criticize aspects of our own community. we have to be able to give criticize black celebrity, black masculinity, like femininity. all these -- black queerness. went on saying nobody is perfect. we have t

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