including employees and superstars affiliated with debbie debbie eat.k you. arthel: eric and christina thank you by former president donald trump is vowing to appeal the verdict and the defamation lawsuit. a jury yesterday ordering him to pay over $83 million in damages to writer carol. in may a different jury awarded carol 5 million. it found trump not liable for rape about responsible for sexually abusing carol. and then defaming her by claiming she made it up. cb cotton has more on this. >> hi arthel, former president donald trump speak at a campaign event in the batter this evening. we are monitoring to see whether he will make any mention of this astronomical total issue as you mentioned is been ordered to pay 83.3 million. the bulk of which are punitive damages. carol's attorney telling the jury trump cares about money they should hit him where it hurts but political analyst predicted this case along with several other criminal and civil proceedings against trump may actually turn into favorite for the gop front runner on the campaign trail. >> i

and part of me died the day she died. >> i kept thinking not debbie, not debbie. >> debbie's parentsntonio to spend time with lars to support him in their shared grief. >> he could hardly talk. he seemed extremely remorseful. >> was he saying everything that you would want to hear? i did it, i'm sorry. >> he apologized profusely for it and said that it was just an accident. it was dark. >> some people might be angry, but you did not go down that road. >> we did not go down that road. we supported him. >> but that support was about to be put to the test. >> coming up. >> i knew that she was frustrated. >> how strong was that marriage >> he apologized profusely for it and said that it was just an accident. it was dark. >> some people might be angry, but you did not go down that road. >> we did not go down that road. we supported him. >> but that support was about to be put to the test. >> coming up. >> i knew that she was frustrated. >> how strong was that marriage? how dark was that night? >> that's your wife. height, weight, shape how can you not tell that that is your wife? >> when

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i wash my own clothing and two visitors take out the trash, who go to the movies, who go to debbie debbie events, and travel -- wwe events, and travel. in october, it will be 23 years as a courtesy clerk. metro transportation services takes me to work. in 2003, i graduated from gh school and wanted to own a limousine business to get started. to own my business, i have to go to the govnment agency. my parents had to get guardianship for me. if i wanted to go get their services, i was already independent with support for the things i wanted to do. i can make choices -- i did not like being underuaianship because -- wait a minute. hold on, hold on. ok. because i had to go to court. no one -- no. i am kind of stuck. had to go to court. i had to let them know everhing i did like going to an event, doctors appointments, and church. no one else in my family did that. in 2007, my parents went to court to end the guardianship. the court gave me a lawyer. the lawyer said i needed guardian to state under guardianship. the judge agreed. i did not winy case. i read about jen hatch in the paper. jenny

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sadly, debbie and walt lost their son zac to addiction. i cannot imagine the depths of pain that comes from losing a child, but debbie and walt have turned it into purpose. we are thankful for the work they are doing to educate our first responders on the importance of administering narcan, and folks, the answer to how many times you should bring somebody back with narcan is every single time. [applause] gov. beshear: we have to remember that is someone's son. that is someone's zac. they also have been helping to reduce recidivism by speaking with our inmates prior to their release. debbie, walt, we love you and thank you for helping your fellow kentuckians. thank you for being here with us tonight. [applause] gov. beshear: every kentuckian also deserves to feel safe in their community, and our commonwealth is stronger thanks to our brave law enforcement officers, first responders and our soldiers. first, let me start by saying that we have the best national guard in the entire country. [applause] gov. beshear: from the tornadoes to the fl

sadly, debbie and walt lost their son zac to addiction.not imagine the depths of pain that comes from losing a child, but debbie and walt have turned it into purpose. we are thankful for the work they are doing to educate our first responders on the importance of administering narcan, and folks, the answer to how many times you should bring somebody back with narcan is every single time. [applause] gov. beshear: we have to remember that is someone's son. that is someone's zac. they also have been helping to reduce recidivism by speaking with our inmates prior to their release. debbie, walt, we love you and thank you for helping your fellow kentuckians. thank you for being here with us tonight. [applause] gov. beshear: every kentuckian also deserves to feel safe in their community, and our commonwealth is stronger thanks to our brave law enforcement officers, first responders and our soldiers. first, let me start by saying that we have the best national guard in the entire country. [applause] gov. beshear: from the tornadoes to the flooding

. >> mr >> debbie abrahams. mr >> debbie abrahams. everyone had the same good health as the least deprived, 10% of the population in england, there would have been a million, a million fewer deaths between 2012 and 2019 and 28,000 fewer deaths in the first year of covid. >> these inequalities are not inevitable. does the prime minister think that cuts in social security to 85,000 low income households, including people and low paid work in my constituency, will help? or to address these health inequalities ? inequalities? >> well, i can assure the honourable lady that we are committed to caring for society's most vulnerable and that's why almost 20 million families will see their benefit payments increase this april, which will bring our total support over these few years to around £3,700 per uk household . around £3,700 per uk household. the department for work and pensions is looking very closely at how it can target its services precisely on the most vulnerable customers, and i know the honourable lady spoke to the dwp permanent se

debbie, thank you so much for joining us. >> so propublica and the pittsburgh post-gazette has been workingear on this investigation, and we've developed a number of sources who shared with us test results that had not been made public, as well as internal records that showed that scientists working for the company were growing increasingly alarmed about the results on these new machines. -- new machines that showed that the machines were releasing chemicals like formaldehyde. reporter: were the new problems similar to the ones that the old machines were experiencing, or was this just a new set of problems that that developed, independent of the first model? >> yes. great question. so the recalled machines had an industrial foam fitted inside the machines that was found to break down in heat and humidity and release rticles as well as fumes into the lungs of patients who strapped these machines onto their noses and mouths. and so after the recall, philips changed out that foam with a different kind of foam, this one made of silicone. the new foam is not found to break down, but the test res

this is debbie in lehigh acres, florida, independent. caller: hi, this is debbie. i'm 65 years old.ver voted in my whole life. i am shocked by the united states democrats, republicans and independents. you guys made a mess of it for us who don't want to get into your thing. we don't want to join your church or your cult or whatever. we want to live. we want civil rights. please, do the right thing for us. host: what is the right thing for you in florida when it comes to the general election, if it is joe biden and donald trump again? caller: i am a woman. i'm 65. i lived in this era of abortion. yes, i had to get an abortion, but that -- but i was raped. i never had another one. i have a lovely daughter, i have a lovely granddaughter and grandchildren. i think abortion should be a civil right. this is a civil right fight here. it's nothing else but civil rights. i don't know why you guys don't get it. we deserve, people of color who have made this country, we made this country. host: that's debbie in florida. on the role of the abortion issue this time around? guest: we saw in 2022,

host: debbie is next, a republican from massachusetts. caller: good morning, this is debbie. the love for joe biden and they don't see the wrong in him that they see it all and donald trump. use take what is good for each one. you don't constantly condemn someone because you don't like him. no one is condemning by then even though they don't agree with him. but with trump they have given them so much publicity, it's unbelievable. it is getting ridiculous. host: randy in louisiana, and independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have never seen so many useful idiots calling and bashing trump . if he is evil he is the lesser of two evils. i have been voting for the lesser of two evils since 1973. these people ain't got a clue. they are brainwashed, demoralized and everything in between. kari lake, she had a recording on a religious channel in the head of the arizona republican party to get her to go to their team. and she did not take the bride. this is what is going on in this country and these people are out of their minds. i am amazed at how people think. host: who

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general mohammed is debbie's appointed. a former opposition leader was prime minister of success. master was a long time opponent of debbie with the listing post as next. you can find more information on the website. i'll just say the don't robotics and stay with the sooner the it was supposed to be a refugee, but so securely as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. right. and even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes. and those set tips behind on, on the, you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we covered the way the news is covered. in 17 years of doing this program, we have never seen a story. anything like israel's war on gosh, the extent of the brutality civilians children slaughtered in their thousands. but this information, the sheer volume of it designed to defend the indefensible. the complicity of so many western news outlets repeatedly exposed for failing to question is really propaganda. and then spreading it to this floor is a watershed moment for the western dominated

debbie's tennis friends say they miss her every day. >> i think debbie is all around us and supporting us and we find hints of that constantly in our lives. she was a wonderful person. >> and we were blessed to have known her as a friend. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melville, thank you for watching. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." craig melvin: her husband, a decorated military officer, shot in the dark of night. hello i'm craig melvin and this is dateline. >> here's the person i love he's dying. >> her husband, a decorated military officer. shot in the dark of night. it >> wasn't execution. >> was this some sort of hit? >> he was in the special forces, there must have been something at work. >> that is what police thought to. >> until they learned about the secret life of this husband and wife. >> they were on the internet. >> was there a foreign affair? >> they were meeting for sex about four times a week. >> did it lead to murder? >> she was absolutely cold blooded. >> soon there would be questions for mother and daughter. >> it was anothe

we'll now hear from debbie. nothing from debbie. okay. is there any public comment on this item? please raise your hand and anyone on zoom. i don't see any public comment, so commissioners, this matter is submitted. jose, let's start with you. sure um, point of information. can you remind us of the standard of review for rehearing requests? uh, it's except in extraordinary cases and to prevent manifest injustice that warren may grant a rehearing request only upon a showing that new or different material facts or circumstances have arisen when such facts or circumstances, if known at the time, could have affected the outcome of the original hearing. thank you. um, i think with that in mind, i. i agree with, uh, mr. teague's character that, uh, i don't see material new information, uh, in in the briefing, uh, or in tonight's comments. that would, uh, that would lead us to, um, to rule in favor of a rehearing and i'd, you know, with respect to the, the manifest injustice prong, you know, i think what what we have to keep in mind is that that views aren't out, uh, protected. right. i

debbie has appointed a former leading opposition lead us prime minister success best route was a long time dependent to debbie and went into exile shortly after protest gave the charge. managerial in october last year is told the government team wants to continue dialogue and to seek a piece of solution to the political crisis. ethiopia assigned to deal with somebody is break away region of somebody 9 to secure access to the red sea. under the agreement, see if it will be allowed to use my lens. main ports several. it offers an african base of the entrance to the vital c travels for shipping. somebody launch presidents has the return. if you, if you will recognize tomato, a lot of them on the way up, we are very happy and we thank the shipping apartment just as we signed the agreement here. we have allowed them 20 kilometers of us see. and they would also recognize us as an independent states, all they will become the 1st state to recognize somebody logged off to the signing of this memorandum of understanding that for me in the cloud, they have to go to websites out 0 dot com is the

we have emma, chloe, leo, carla, debbie and julie. l chloe, leo, carla, debbie and julie.e really important to me. i'm david, nice to meet you. so many of you contacted breakfast with your own story. and this is toby. my name is catherine taylor, i am a mum and a carer. my name is neil and i'm in leeds. so when you heard that question on bbc breakfast, "who cares", who do you feel cares for you? nobody. nobody, really. barbara is a full time carer for her husband, david, who has multiple sclerosis. what needs to change, would you say, babs? do you know what needs to change? they say, "oh, let's, let's, let's give them a coffee morning. a carer's coffee morning." well, what i would actually need and prefer is help. but cathy contacted us to say that fighting for help for her autistic son noah can be all—consuming. he can become anxious to the point where he might run out of the house, he might say that he doesn't want his life any more. as a carer, i struggle to get the support, and fighting that system, i would say is one of the hardest things. how much time does that figh

. >> this one is from debbie pm chaplain hell, north carolina, i may have wet met debbie who came heren that i also have, having watching you up close for a year. how do you come up with amazing top topics, that start out as random and -- ? >> it's that meteor thing. i think -- >> how? guess process, weird, where does the seed come from the random antidote that is the start of the thing? you're reading all the time, you follow a subset? >> generally, it's good to read all this all the time. the one thing i tell people in our business is if there is one piece of advice i could impart to you, if you're a female person who's coming to this, never show your emotions, no one will understand. but otherwise, male or female, still true, hello. in general, for everyone, read beyond the assigned reading. whatever the assigned reading is what's going on in the news cycle, read beyond that, you never know what's gonna be relevant, read stuff that interest you that is nonfiction, that's journalism, history, academic work that interests you, you never know what it's gonna be relevant, when it's gonn

, debbie, ellen ferguson, garrett.is one's henk. the next one's isha. then we have jocelyn, lilian , jocelyn, kathleen, lilian, minnie, piet . minnie, nicholas, olga, piet. you won't like that one. regina. stewart tamiko. vincent and we end on walid . end on walid. >> um, no, just. >> we don't get them all this yeah >>i yeah >> i think it's a stupid idea. don't really understand what it. what it contributes to. yeah. um giving these names. i was watching a very interesting documentary over christmas about the snowstorms of 1947. they didn't call that snowstorm. frank >> no, but i guess if we're getting eight, nine, ten, 11 of these events in a season, which we didn't used to distinguish them, you know, instead of saying the one two weeks ago or the one. >> no. why can't you say the one in march? >> just say w— e just say a, b, c and >> we could just say a, b, c and d, the winter one or the d, or the winter one or the summer whatever. d, or the winter one or the sun butr whatever. d, or the winter one or the sun but yea

. >> all right, this one is from debbie p. in chapel hill, north carolina. from chapel hill to see us today. >> wow. >> i think that's you. this is a tradecraft question that i also have having watched you up close for years. how do you come up with such amazing topics that start out seeming totally random and drive a stake through the heart of a relevant event? [ laughter ] >> it's that meteor thing, like, i think i have -- >> but how? like i want you to get real brass taxes. >> yeah. >> process, like where does this seed come of, like, the random anecdote, like that is the start of the thing? it's you're reading all the time or you follow some set of -- >> well, in general, it's good to read all the time. >> right. >> the one thing i always tell people in our business is if there's one piece of advice i could impart to you, well, if you're a female person who's coming to, first of all, never show your emotions, no one will understand. but otherwise, male or female -- [ laughter ] >> good talk. >> still true, hello. but in general for everybody, read beyond

this is debbie in lehigh acres, florida, independent. hi, this is debbie. i'm 65 years old. have never voted in my whole life. i am shocked by the united states democrats, republicans and independents. you guys made a mess of it for us who don't want to get into your thing. we don't want to join your church or your cult or whatever. we want to live. we want civil rights. please, do the right thing for us. host: what is the right thing for you in florida when it comes to the general election, if it is joe biden and donald trump again? caller: i am a woman. i'm 65. i lived in this era of abortion. yes, i had to get an abortion, but that -- but i was raped. i never had another one. i have a lovely daughter, i have a lovely granddaughter and grandchildren. i think abortion should be a civil right. this is a civil right fight here. it's nothing else but civil rights. i don't know why you guys don't get it. we deserve, people of color who have made this country, we made this country. host: that's debbie in florida. on the role of the abortion issue this time around? guest: we saw

host: debbie is next, a republican from massachusetts. caller: good morning, this is debbie.oe biden and they don't see the wrong in him that they see it all and donald trump. use take what is good for each one. you don't constantly condemn someone because you don't like him. no one is condemning by then even though they don't agree with him. but with trump they have given them so much publicity, it's unbelievable. it is getting ridiculous. host: randy in louisiana, and independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have never seen so many useful idiots calling and bashing trump . if he is evil he is the lesser of two evils. i have been voting for the lesser of two evils since 1973. these people ain't got a clue. they are brainwashed, demoralized and everything in between. kari lake, she had a recording on a religious channel in the head of the arizona republican party to get her to go to their team. and she did not take the bride. this is what is going on in this country and these people are out of their minds. i am amazed at how people think. host: who is the best pre