the 200 michelle obama the pre-whit house michelle obama an think about her today th woman that you cover, how ha she grown in the job? > well i think she's becom more optimistic and positive. > krissah thompson, wha are your observations? >> well you know she's stil saying some of same th things.

when you watch the 2008 michelle obama, the pre-white house michelle obama, how has she grown in the job and changed her approach from the public from what we see in that clip. >> well, i think she's become more optimistic and positive. i had a hard time her saying something like that today. in that clip almost like there is something called imposter syndrome when people aren't supposed to be where they are and it takes them a lot to get over that, to realize, wow, i'm just as good as everybody else because maybe you came from a background where you weren't expected to be in this place. and if she felt any of that, she's certainly gotten over it. she seems comfortable in where sher. >> krissah thompson, what do you think. >> i think some of the rough edges have been polished off. when she's talking to young people, she's definitely say, people didn't believe in me at different points in my life but i showed them that i could overcome and i made these achievements anyway and this line there is no magic to this. she said that often. so people know she could close this gap between where

it is called the michelle obama podcast. she hopes it will spark new conversations in what has been, a tough year. >>> a neighborhood in oakland is fighting every wild peacock. neighbors say, the peacock lived a few blocks away but moved away in march. some people in the new neighborhood say, they like the novelty and distraction. they have given him a variety of names including bruce or paco but, there are others who simply call him a noisy nuisance. >> i've gotten woken up at 4:00 in the morning for five times in the last week, alone. he is crying more and more.

we now know who is helping former first lady michelle obama launch her new podcast today. you don't want to miss that. 5:11.

obama is a man for someone to say that michelle obama is the man a little troubling crary racist and bigoted. >>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and so fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative in north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well that dan thorn reporting for

you are meeting michelle obama. why were you picked? you are wondering. but we would spend time talking with popcorn. by the time they completed usually two years with us, by their graduation ceremony, when their parents would come, they felt -- there was a shift in who they thought they were. they felt comfortable in that space, in that room with me. they knew that they deserved that for themselves. it is that process of just giving them that exposure on a regular basis, saying, you are worthy. i don't care about your grades. who are you as a person? you are worth being talked to and listened to. after a while, they owned the place. they didn't even know it is me. oh yeah mom, that's michelle obama, we are old friends now. let me show you the blue room. they had a confidence. my belief for them wins, if you can walk into the white house and look me in the eye and introduce yourself, there is no room you can not go into. there is no room you cannot go into after that. (applause) >> right before we started, there was a high school. thierry she is. we hope

yeah, mom, that's michelle obama we're old friends now, let me show you the blue room. they had a confidence and my belief for them was if you can walk into the white house, look me in the eye, introduce yourself, there's no room you can't go into after that. >> right before we started, there was a high schooler, and she's here, this is the first time with librarians we hope to recruit her. there she is -- >> hi, honey. >> of course we hope she'll be a librarian. but any advice you may give a high schooler, i don't know about college, what i want to do? >> how old are you? >> 17. >> you're going to go to college, right? okay. that's the first advice, go to college because you need a college education in this day and age if you want to be competitive, right. but here's the thing, there are so many different ways to get an education. we live in the united states of america and we have wonderful community colleges, four year colleges, there's so many ways to do it. there's no one right way to do it. you don't have to go to a four year school and live in a dorm if that's no

would beg michelle obama to do it michelle obama is never going to agree to be biden's running mate but i do think that there will ringback be some unification within the democratic party if in fact there is a progressive perhaps at all and elizabeth warren somebody who can help satisfy the progressive women but but you can spoil it and by the way i'd put me down for one of your coloring books i don't think it's entirely a will. create until the election look for the polls and everything stands the final couple of weeks and let's see if the candidates are actually able to get out and campaign in a traditional way because it also has a major routes to all of the analysis from all of this. well i'll also say the last 3 months of completely changed where i thought we would be today thank you gentlemen for joining us because you know i actually say the outcome in the last 6 months before an election day is when every move done by a politician is politically motivated and indeed i'm ready to keep him in office or to tell boaters why did you see him there in the 1st place thanks for joini

obama is a man for someone to say that michelle obama is the man a little troubling crary racist and bigoted. >>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and some fortunate to have to say that because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative in north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well the front door of this

and so, you know -- >> we are going to leave this program on former first lady michelle obama briefly to head live to the white house where the press secretary is holding a press briefing. >> the president stands with our police officers who patrol our streets and protect our citizenry. this president stands on the side of law and order to secure peace in our streets that has always been his priority. and remains so today. tragically, this weekend we saw a devastating ambush attack against brave law enforcement officers in texas. officer miro garza, who was 45 years old, and officer ismael chavez who was 39 years old. they arrived on scene to protect the people they served and met with gunfire. they were ambushed by a dangerous suspect who shot before they even drew their weapon or had a chance to call for backup. we honor their lives and service. this president will always stand on the side of law enforcement and the heros who protect and serve. with that, i'll take questions. >> thanks so much. >> no problem. >> as the number of cases and fatalities continues to break records, and t

the first episode is 49 minutes and the show is named michelle obama podcast it's now streaming on spotify. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock for us this evening, i'm justine waldman thank you so much for joining us here tonight, i'll see you for kron 4 news at 6 o'clock and we will talk about the grim milestone that america has hit today because of the coronavirus 150,000 americans have >>news at 6. >>now at 6 the u.s. has suffered its deadliest day of the summer 1244 lives have been lost to covid-19 which makes the u.s. hit a grim milestone, 150,000 americans have now died from coronavirus. thank you for joining us here tonight at 6 i'm justine waldman in a matter of 6 months 150,000 people have died that's around 850 people every single day. the u.s. leads the world in both coronavirus deaths and cases, california is also seeing a troubling spike in cases and deaths reporting 197 new deaths today and more than 8700 new cases. and now we have a troubling warning from health officials who say that the deaths could grow by hundreds of thousands. if americans do not take wearing a

i can never get enough of seeing michelle obama with her curls. i just love it. >>> all right, next america's sweetheart, cameron diaz, is keeping busy even in retirement. in a revealing new interview with "rolling stone," the former actress opening up about her new baby and the business venture she's been working on in quarantine. ready for this? wine. while the actress announced her retirement from the big screen back in 2018, the new mom is now adding winemaker to her resume with abilene, a line of clean wines hitting stores this summer but "the sweetest thing" in diaz's life these days is her new baby girl raddix. she and husband bengi madden announced the birth of their daughter earlier this year. diaz calling motherhood the best phase of her life and opening up about parenting in quarantine saying that there has been lots of family time, "sesame street" and "baby shark." i'm sure a lot of parents out there can relate. i know we can at my house. all right. and finally, now you see her, now you don't. take a look at this. this is lola, the 4-y

michelle obama was back when i interviewed from barack obama in 2016. so i auditioned to work with michelle. and that really started my journey and that journey continued whenever i-- in 2018 went into a couple high schools in texas with miss alicia keys and miss america ferrera, and got to go and speak out to gen z., and speak to crowds in the schools, and to see a student raise their hand, "i don't know how to vote but can't wait to do it when i can." that was exciting and invigorate rathe toy soot empowerment in one kid and i thought why not do that with all the kids in the audience i have online. now i'm so happy to be working with "when we all vote," and getting the vote out. gen z. is so scary. they're brilliant, but and i'm on the cusp of gen z., and millennials. so i-- i'm right on that fine line. i'm talking to both crowds here. and i love-- you know, i love how brilliant they are. they will make a cinematic master pieceon tik tok but don't know how to vote. they have the information in the palm of their hand but there's the shame in not knowin

after michelle obama left the white house she wrote her autobiography, becoming. the american library association asked her to speak to the group about her life and time in the white house. and now the person you all came to see. (applause) michelle lavon robinson obama. (applause) >> she is a lawyer. she is an author and she is the wife of the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. (applause) throughout her initiatives as first lady, she has become a role model for women and four girls. and an advocate for healthy families, service members and their families, higher education and international adolescent girls education. her much anticipated memoir will be coming will be published in the u.s. and canada on november 13th, 2018 by crown, a division of penguin random house and it will be released simultaneously in 24 languages. considered one of the most popular first ladies. (applause) mrs. obama invites leaders into her world, chronicling the experiences that have shaped her from her childhood on the south side of chicago to her years as an executive b

obama is a man for someone to say that michelle obama is the man a little troubling crary racist and bigoted. >>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. so fortunate to have to say that because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of the north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well as dan thorn reporting f

clinton, laura bush and michelle obama. binge watch book tv, all summer on "c-span2". secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to london for talks with uk officials including british prime minister boris johnson. he also mentioned with the british foreign secretary and held a joint news conference. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> i am really delighted to welcome the secretary. with discussed a whole range of challenges in the world. there is also great opportunity for britain and then the united states and we focused about serious concerns. we talked a bit about our exhibition treating, the arms embargo to hong kong. we are coordinating together. [inaudible]. we also talked about ongoing discussions of five g and crucially how we can diversify climate change in relation to - and learning some lessons about coronavirus. the work we do together an orgy to facilitate that. and were of talk about the free-trade negotiations, we are looking forward to meeting british and american businesses shortly. in the biggest investors. over $300 billion and every morning,

obama. the people of the university of north carolina took tremendous pride in coach smith receiving at award. of all basketball awards it great, but the presidential medal of freedom is the most prestigious artifact in this museum. there are three players who have their own cases here at the carolina basketball museum. phil ford, tyler hansbrough, and of course, michael jordan, who many people believe, and we think here, is the greatest basketball player of all time. michael was good enough to loan us several items from his collection. we also found some great artifacts in our own files of letters that coach smith sent to michael, things he wanted him to work on, a recruiting card that coach smith kept on every player he recruited. first, on the card, it is mike not michael, and his middle name is "magic." people did not know until they saw that card that in high school his nickname was "magic" jordan. on the other side of the case we were very fortunate that michael was disco to his real c

. >>> coming up, a couple of events featuring former first lady michelle obama. we begin in a moment with our c-span series about the influence and image of first ladies. historians discuss michelle obama family life, education and her role as part of the first black presidential couple. and then michelle obama on her autobiography after she and her husband left the white house. she talks about her time as a first lady. all ahead here on c-span3. >>> if you enjoyed watching first ladies, pick up a copy of the book "first lady", influence and image through interviews with top historians. now available in paper back, hard cover or an e-book. >>> tonight on american history tv, our series landmark cases, produced in cooperation with the national constitution center we explore the issues, people and places involved in some of the most significant supreme court cases in our nation's history. at 8:00 eastern we begin with the 1803 case mar berry versus madison establishing the basis for judicial review in which federal courts to invalidate acts of lower courts when the

eastern, a look at the life of michelle obama. c-span in cooperation with the white house historical association produced a series on the first ladies, examining their private lives and the public roles they play. first ladies, influence and image, features individual biographies of the women who served in the role of first lady over 44 administrations. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> if you enjoyed watching first ladies, pick up a copy of the book, first ladies, influence and image. featuring profiles of the nation's first ladies. through interviews with top historians. now available in paperback, hardcover, or as an ebook. >> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, on oral histories, an interview with civil rights activist courtland cox, covering his time attending howard university, his involvement in the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and serving as the s

she was an aide to president obama and also became chief of staff to michelle obama. and alexandra shulman is a british journalist, writer and commentator. she stepped down as editor in chief of british vogue in 2017 after 25 years in the job, making her the longest—serving editor in the history of the magazine. her latest book clothes and other things that matter, has just been published. welcome to you both, and also to my people who are asking the questions. a solitary round of applause from me. remember, you too can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question. it is from sanjana in bangalore, india. sanjana. hi, there. my question is, so, the pandemic has caused quite a bit of uproar in the world and stuff like that. women have obviously had this role is the assumed caretaker as the assumed caretaker for quite some time. but, how do you think the pandemic and this assumed role is going to affect gender equality and leadership opportunities in the workplace? right, well. a big opening question there for you to ponder on.

and michelle obama's mom and her brother. there's a good one captain america is praising the real life 6 year-old hero who saved his sister. >>from a horrible dog attack this is in wyoming. yeah, the brave young man his name is a bridge or walker he jumped in front. >>of a german shepherd mix when it charged at his 4 year-old sister, the dog just bit the boy i really resulting in him needing surgery and more than 90 stitches. you can see he's pretty torn up there. chris evans who plays captain america heard about the story he said bridger this video message. >>this is a message for bridges. so i read your story so you game. i'm sure you've heard a lot of this over the last couple days but that may be the next one to tell you. coming to track down your address and i'm going to send you. thank you captain america's shield kids count. >>he sure does little bridger there has received messages from other stars including anne hathaway and hugh jackman. >>video that school. here's one police officers capturing an unlikely suspect th

. >> i'm michelle obama, and this is the michelle obama podcast. we are here with a few members of my posse. you are the eternal -- >> i'm the -- >> -- yes we can man >> i'm the yes we can man. ♪ >> testing one, two, three is this good >> yeah. that's going to be good, all right. a must listen for sure the show is kicking off with a big episode. guess who the guest is >> her hubby >> that's right. president obama. so tune in for that. the michelle obama podcast debuts free on spotify july 29th >>> next up, tom hanks is coming to the rescue of america's favorite pastime you know this. baseball just started up again but because of the coronavirus, that means it looks different. there's no actual fans in the stands so some teams are getting creative they're pumping fake crowd noise in the oakland a's called in star power. one of hanks' first jobs was working to the a's he lent his voice to a virtual snack salesman >> hot dogs here colossal hot dogs! not a ball game without a hot dog! who wants a hot dog! >> that's woody shilling hot dogs to nobody m

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obama is a man for someone to say that michelle obama is the man a little troubling crary racist and bigoted. >>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. so fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of the north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well that was dan thorn reporting

take a look. ♪ >> i'm michelle obama and this is "the michelle obama podcast." you are the eternal optimist. >> i'm -- >> yes, we can, man. >> yes, we can, man. ♪ >> testing, one, two, three. is this good? >> that's right. president barack obama, the first guest on "the michelle obama podcast" where she says listeners will have the opportunity to join an intimate conversation between husband and wife with the perspective of eight years in the white house. they will also talk about life after the presidency and the love that powers relationships. other guests include conan o'brien, her mom and brother craig and her close girlfriends where the former first lady will be talking about everything from marriage, parenting, self-care and civic duty. "the michelle obama podcast" launching next week, july 29th on spotify. check that out. thank you also for the exclusive. >>> and it's a "scandal" alert for all hard core gladiators. the cast of "scandal" reuniting and it's all for a great cause. every major member of the cast will participate on this one-night only event

it is called the michelle obama podcast. she hopes it will spark new conversations in what has been, a tough year. >>> a neighborhood in oakland is fighting every wild peacock. neighbors say, the peacock lived a few blocks away but moved away in march. some people in the new neighborhood say, they like the novelty and distraction. they have given him a variety of names including bruce or paco but, there are others who simply call him a noisy nuisance. >> i've gotten woken up at 4:00 in the morning for five times in the last week, alone. he is crying more and more. >> he is unusual. he is unique to our neighborhood. we enjoy having him here. >> wildlife officials believe the noise is about making season. others say let nature take its course. >> reporter: a kangaroo and a police car. this is a scene in fort lauderdale. at first officer cannot believe them. they saw that kangaroo for themselves and figure out what to do with it. the animal went into the back of a squad car. they are trying to figure out where it came from. mov

obama is a man for someone to say that michelle obama is the man a little troubling crary racist and bigoted. >>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and some fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well the front door of this rest

eastern, a look at the life of michelle obama. c-span in cooperation with the white house historical association produced a series on the first ladies, examining their privacy lives and the public roles they played. "first ladies: influence and image" features individual biographies of the women who served in the role of first lady over 44 administrations. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >> if you enjoyed watching first ladies, pick up a copy of the book, "first ladies: influence and image" featuring profiles of the nation's first ladies through interviews with top historians. now available in paperback, hard cover, or as an e-book. >>> american history tv, on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story t every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday, at 2:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, an interview with civil rights activist courtland cox. on sunday, at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1963 nbc news report, the american revolution of '63, a program on the st

. >>> next to the big news from michelle obama. >> the former first lady is set to debut her own podcast on spotify later this month. spotify says it will be released exclusively to both premium and free subscribers starting on july 29th. >> in a statement spotify said, "the michelle obama podcast will include candid human and personal conversations to show us what is possible when we dare to be vulnerable." >> guests are set to include conan o'brien, former white house aide valerie jarrett, and michelle obama's mom, mrs. robinson, also brother, craig robinson, not to be confused with the actor craig robinson. >> big distinction. >> yeah, definitely. >>> next to a viral video from long island, new york, that's bringing us all a much-needed smile. >> someone apparently threw out what appears to be a perfectly good piano right out into the street. and along comes someone who apparently agreed. >> someone who knows something about pianos. that someone appears to be the piano man himself. ♪ >> now he's just showing off. a rep for billy joel has reportedly confirmed that was the piano man p

they want this michelle obama/joe biden ticket. [laughter] so they're, president trump has got a lot more miracles ahead of him, i think. lou: well, yes. but the point being that, meanwhile, china is pushing its influence across the globe establishing power centers whether it be in the u.k., for example -- >> yes. lou: -- not too far from the government's communication headquarters. it's, i mean, when we look at what's happening here, they built a base in jabuti, for crying out loud, that's even larger than our base right next door to that base. they're doing it everywhere, and this doesn't seem to be a strategic response on the part of the united states to what is clearly global design on the part of these very ambitious chinese. >> well, you just used two very important words, lou, when you said global design. that's how the cold war began. the united states thought the soviet union had a global design and, therefore, a number of steps were taken which stopped that global design. that's in all the key documentings. and, let me th

and michelle obama's message about unity is so very important and needed. and look, one of the things that they were also good at doing is aligning their message and their policies with where the country is. which is something that this president doesn't do. we haven't found a way to align his political compass with the country. his true north is racism, disruption, and division. and you didn't see that with the last administration. and even if you quibbled with prior administrations, you felt that there were enough people that were around our leaders that can sort of keep them in check and create a certain kind of balance. and when you don't have that, which is what i think is particularly lacking with this administration, just the ability to create this kind of balance and a check on power, it's scary, it's scary to people, i don't care where you live and i don't care how much money you make, it should be scary to all of us that you have federal agents, quote/unquote, in our cities, taking people off the street. this is something that should unite everybo

then michelle obama on her autobiography "becoming" written after she and her husband left the white house. she also talks about her time as a first lady, all ahead here on c-span3. >>> if you enjoyed watching first ladies, pick up a copy of the book first ladies, influence and image, featuring profiles of the nation's first ladies through interviews with top historians. now available in paper back, hard cover, or as an ebook. >> tonight on american history tv, our series "landmark cases" produced in cooperation with the national constitution center, we explore the issues, people, and places involved in some of the most significant supreme court cases in our nation's history. at 8:00 eastern, we begin with the 1803 case, marbury versus madison, establishing the basis for judicial review in which federal courts have power to invalidate acts of other branches of government when they violate the constitution. then at 9:30 scott versus sandford. a case that declared dred scott and other black people couldn't be u.s. citizens and congress lacked authority to prohibit slavery in u.s. terri

we now know who is helping former first lady michelle obama launch her new podcast and we don't think he had a choice in this matter. you probably know who it is already from that. 6:11. we'll talk about it when we return. ♪ menutaur get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> right now at 6:13 as we take a live look outside in dublin, we're getting started with a clear sky here, a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures for the afternoon as we trend from the mid-50s to the 80s. a check of all of our microclimates and the weekend ahead in a few minutes. >>> and, kari, the traffic alert tips getting into san francisco, north 101 approaching paul avenue for highway 101. this is a problem. chp, i hear, is escorting a tow truck from sfo. we'll track this. >>> good morning and a very happy wednesday to you. today is the big day for big tech in washington. the heads of amazon

now -- >>> hi, this is michelle obama. the people who know me know that i love to immerse myself in good conversations. >> i got a first listen. the first lady podcast. michelle obama with her first guest, president and husband barack obama. they talk about marriage, community, and the value of public service. it is a must listen. upcoming guests revealed, oprah, conan o'brien and the first lady's brother. you can listen to the podcast for free. yes, free. via spotify. all right. >>> next up, we're going to take you to the theater. yes we are. and this book a kids book about racism. it has been adapted into a play. the book by calia davis, this is a play now for kids about racism. it's available to stream on broadway on demand. you can sign up for your free trial. yep, free. and enjoy just for this weekend, a 30 to 30 minute musical. it comes with animation and film and it's produced get this, by the bay area children's theater. it is a learning experience for the wee ones and in fact for all of us. so just a few things pl

that could be hillary clinton, michelle obama or laura bush. what is the most important thing that you believe that laura bush have done for the american - or for women's rights. and susan, of all the first ladies which ones bring more or that had impressed you the most? >> oh, thanks. i'm going to pass on that answer because i've been in this chair in the role of interviewer along the way. but did she make any advances for women's rights, the caller wants to know. >> i think that she - i think that with all of these first ladies it's really hard to judge them in almost the contemporary times in which we are in now. i would defer to my historian colleague here. i write about the now in many ways. i think it's too soon for us to know exactly what kind of impact laura bush has had in terms of women's rights. i think that she has been a representative in her own way for rights in a way that is not as expected as someone who has crusaded - i guess what i'm trying to say is, with what some people see is her more traditional mein to speak from that p

i think michelle obama was asked that before the nomination. so it was a compliment to the great society and uniquely hers. >> but the first ladies that succeeded her, both michelle obama and laura bush, have quoted her, that she said i realize and i think that is part of what they are saying, it took her a while and had to have the big landslide, she was no longer the heir to the job. but she said i realized i had a pulpit and i could use it and use it to do go g and she determined that she was going to do that and they have taken those words and followed them very consciously quoting her. >> rose lynn carter also made a point. and remember she continued that work after the beautification, if we want to use that terrible term which she hated. but she continued after she left the white house. i think until 1990 which is 22 years after leaving the white house, she continued to give that highway beautification award out of her own pocket to highway workers in texas who had done most to beautify the highways of texas. so i'm always interested in w

today former first lady michelle obama set to debut her new podcast. >> that's right. it's going to be on spotify. we're getting a sneak peek. check it out. >> and this summer i decided to press record. i talk with the people i love. >> oh, my sister has a show. >> about the relationships that comfort us. >> her first guest will be her husband, former president barack obama. the podcast will be free for spotify users. looking forward to that one. >> absolutely. >>> listen up, this next storyf. also trending for you this morning, look, the long-awaited kfc and crocs shoe collaboration is a big hit quickly selling out within a half hour after they launched it. the fast food chain tweeted out, quote, the good news is you can still buy a bucket of real chicken. okay, i'm not a fan of necessarily the chicken-themed crocs but i like a nice old pair. >> are you sure? marcus, i heard those shoes are finger licking good. >> i don't want them. look, you already talk about me when it comes to my crocs. if i wore those chicken-themed crocs you would say get out. >> we would give y

. >> (hablan en inglés) bueno, así es, la exprimera dama, primera dama de estados unidos, michelle obama, debuta en su propio podcats su primer invitado fue barack obama . >> (hablan en inglés) también debutó la reina elizabeth de inglaterra, donde se le presentó un nuevo autoretrato, se reunió con el equipo de relaciones exteriores y nacionales. >> el estreno de películas se pospuso por el coronavirus como : (información en pantalla) esta última saldrá en cines el próximo verano, por la crisis sanitaria peor también porque el protagonista tendrá otras películas . >> (nombre en inglés), ayudó a que una mujer recuperara un oso de peluche, la mujer publicó un tuit para recuperarlo el que fue un regalo de su madre fallecida, raynols ofreció una recompensa de 5 mil dólares a quien regresara el peluche . >> no bailes sola, el nombre del nuevo sencillo de danna paola con sebastián yatra, el video musical del tema alcanzó más de 8.5 millones de visitas y hablamos con la cantante sobre esto, veamos . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) (música) (música) (música) ¿

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wor >> oh, my god, michelle obama is michelle obama isere! >> reporter: including celebrities as eager as everyone else for a dance party.s what d do for you in terms of reaching an audience? because it's really a totallywa differenof interactingen with an audience, right? >> oh,totally. i just started reading the comments and i would just pay attention to what they were saying and the energy that they were feeling. and also there's a feature on instagram where someone is, if hateone is appreciating you're doing or saying or enjoying that conversation, they will constantly hit the hrt button.wi i just kept seeing hearts flying every time i would play a song, hearts were just flying. and that wathe energy that iwa was feeling. honestly, it is one the most exciting feelings that i've had recently in terms of d.j.-ing. >> reporter: the pandemic has>> devastated the world of the arts, with concert halls, clubs and theaters shut down, and forced a different kind of survival-mode creativity. ♪ ♪ more recently, live has returnem in led ways, inc

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