back to you. >>> thank you, debbie. still ahead, find out why pop star taylor swift is getting sued. >> also ahead, the copy cats in arizona making the search more difficult for the people who are really responsible >>> three teenagers have been arrested in arizona after what attacks. the 18-year-old were arrested yesterday after police say they used slingshots to fling rocks at pedestrians and cars. investigators say the suspects are not linked to the 11 shootings that have left several cars with bullet holes in recent weeks. a 19-year-old man is in custody on charges not related to the shootings and is considered a person of interest. >>> what do tennis stars novak djokovic and serena williams have in common? both won three of the four grand slam events this year. he beat roger federer. he only lost in the french open. he has ten major titles throughout his career. >>> a former denver radio host is suing taylor swift saying the pop star got him fired. david mueller says he lost his job at a denver radio station two da

debbie? >> thanks a lot, john. we will show you the fdr southbound. a lot of volume to 116th street. as we go to southbound at 116th an accident being cleared. 95 south exit 18 in west port a collision. e and f local only forest hills top roosevelt with a disabled train. alternate sides suspended. back to you, michelle, lori. >> all right, thank you, debbie. >>> coming up, two stories you cannot miss. >> a neighborhood under siege. what residents say is raining from the sky smashing car windows. >> and how could a 6 carat diam anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. >>> federal investigators are taking a look at plane parts that fell from the sky into a california neighborhood. the pieces of metal from a twin even again jet crashed through a window of a car and hit several cars in fresno. the pilot had sean taken off then turned around after reporting engine failure. the plane landing safely without all the parts left behind in people's yards. >>> a jewel thief

reinboldt. >> debbie's testimony was a little bit of a revelation.he was vivid, convincing, and you've got to remember, in champaign county, i'm used to having witnesses testify on behalf of the state. those are the people who are present when homicides occur. >> after a one-week trial, the jury was out for just six and a half hours. >> i sat down next to my attorney, the judge ordered the jury to come in. i don't see their faces because they're looking at the tops of their shoes, and i know it's not going to be good. your stomach and your heart's in your throat because i'm listening for two words, "not guilty." and i only hear one word. it doesn't sink in until i hear my mother wailing behind me. i never will forget that. and i realize just then they just convicted me for double murder i had nothing to do with. and i'm telling you, it's like somebody just reached over and turned the light switch-off on your life. >> though herb whitlock was convicted of only one of the murders and sentenced to life in prison, randy was found guilty of killing both d

we begin with debbie wasserman schultz this evening. and that's the memo. for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us for reaction is senator marco rubio. so, when you heard the head of the dnc say these things and use the holocaust to attack you, exactly what she did, how did you react? >> well, it didn't surprise me i have been watching debbie wasserman schultz for years in florida. extremism she does these types of things. i was outraged this is a private individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two minutes he realizes he is not a nazi sympathizer. is he a collector. his woman survived an attack under the nazis. it is despicable attack. do you know what the evidence of that is? even liberal media outlets have criticized her for doing that don't expect an apology. they just move on. they don't feel like they are accountable to anybody for it i think it is also indicative of the levels of desperation. their frontrunner is in a lot of trouble as we have been seeing in the news over the last few days. this is a fu

debbie, we kicked that around. and well done, see you next time. >>> seven years after the financial crisis that nearly imploded the economy, some big banks have faced some hefty fines, but almost none of their executives have faced charges. but that could soon change. ali velshi is here to explain. ali. >> years after all of this stuff, people asking why nobody went to jail, the department of justice has issued new policies. they were issued in a memo to federal prosecutors nationwide. and they prioritize the prosecution of individual employees, this is key -- not just the companies. the goal is to get companies to turn over evidence against their executives, and the new companies are seen by loretta lynch, and she was confirmed in april. and this is her first policy that acknowledges, and the justice department has so far secured record fines. you and i discussed this many times, but very few executives are charged with wrongdoing, and that's what these new rules aim to change. >> how will these new rules actuall

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we begin with debbie wasserman schultz this evening. and that's the memo. for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us for reaction is senator marco rubio. so, when you heard the head of the dnc say these things and use the holocaust to attack you, exactly what she did, how did you react? >> well, it didn't surprise me i have been watching debbie wasserman schultz for years in florida. extremism she does these types of things. i was outraged this is a private individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two minutes he realizes he is not a nazi sympathizer. is he a collector. his woman survived an attack under the nazis. it is despicable attack. do you know what the evidence of that is? even liberal media outlets have criticized her for doing that don't expect an apology. they just move on. they don't feel like they are accountable to anybody for it i think it is also indicative of the levels of desperation. their frontrunner is in a lot of trouble as we have been seeing in the news over the last few days. this is a fu

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debbie, we've been in touch since we first met you a year and a half ago.r family. i know dan was struggling, and then everything seemed so good and you just had another setback. >> yeah, dan had done very well, in fact, remained sober for a year and a half. and just had another setback, recently relapsed, but because we sadly have experience with this, we caught it quickly, and i actually, my husband and i and my dad, went to court a week ago monday and had him put into a drug treatment, state-mandated facility against his will. >> and we've talked about this debbie, it's so difficult for parents in your situation. i know you've told me that you find a lack of resources, a lack of knowing what to do. >> it's very hard. people are afraid to talk about it. you know, there's a lot of shame with addiction, and i think that because of that, there's no light on it. my dad has always taught me, you know, shine light on something because mold doesn't grow in the light. it only grows in darkness. >> sadly, that's why you're here. >> right, right. and that's why i c

right now republicans have at least 11 debates scheduled and unless debbie debbie wasserman schultz decideso reexamine things, it looks like republican candidates will get more exposure. i spoke debbie wasserman schultz and ask her to respond what-to-what-toto what martin o'malley said when he said who was responsible for limiting the debates. >> i assume it's the chair of the democratic party. it certainly wasn't the dean see memb -- dnc members who gave me a standing ovation when i said we're committing malpractice by not saying anything. >> so he's saying it was you and you alone that crafted this debate schedule. is that true? is that accurate? >> no. it's not at all true. we worked not only with the campaigns but with our networks to build a robust and diverse group of debates and consulted -- i consulted with former dnc chairs as well as party officials across the state parties and came up with a six-debate skej dwlul we think is going to be the right balance to make shoo you are our candidates are able to spend the time they need to do the grass-roots retail campaign iin that is esse

>> debbie, thank you. >>> bill evans with the >> [no audio]. the day. across the area, high pressure lakes. looking at beautiful weather this week. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> that will do it for us. up next on "good morning america," hidden cash in your closets. how much money can you make from your ol this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> good morning, america. you're looking live at the utter devastation from the inferno in california. some o

but what about miss debbie wasserman schultz? nancy pelosi is the biggest name in the democratic party to come out so far to say yes, there should be more debates. >> well, listen, is hillary really getting hammered and the numbers start really hurting, she may agree to more debates. but as general rule, i mean, i remember debating this in general elections and primary elections. as a general rule, and we're seeing this right now, as a general rule, outsiders, people without a lot of money, that's not donald trump, people like ben carson, or carly fiorina, they want debates because they don't gettings unless they get on the same stage with the jeb bushes and the rest. on the democratic side, of course bernie sanders wants a debate. he wants to be seen head to head with hillary and go after her. and of course, she doesn't want to have one 'cause what good does that do her? so we'll have to see if biden gets in the race, there will be more debates. >> do you think joe biden will get in the race? >> no. i honestly don't. but i do th

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debbie wasserman schultz thank you for coming here. thought that was it for our politics lead today, you will be wrong. we will ask a democratic presidential candidate what he thinks about the chair woman's answer later in the show. he's back on the trail after a vacation, and after a new poll shows number two creeping closer to donald trump in iowa. ben carson is taking reporter's questions in san francisco. let's take a quick listen. >> protect the first amendment rights of all american citizens many this needs to be a wakeup call for them. they can't just sit around and expect the problem to resolve itself. this is the tip of the iceberg compared to what's going to happen. let's get out ahead of this and fix it. what makes you unique. how do you separate yourself from the past? >> i don't spend a lot of time thinking about separating myself from the pack. i think about logical, pragmatic ways to actually deal with the problems. i have -- i'm not going to be a traditional politician, i'm not going to do things like traditional politi

. >> and i'm going to be a debbie downer today. we did see the rotation going on. we saw rotation into the financials held up very nicely today so this just means that money is going elsewhere in the market, not necessarily that the market is going to have problems. >> actually, that is right. that is puppy upper, debbie downer. any way, i think the market is showing signs of strength. that the biotech market is able to discern against a sector that is frankly overpriced and go into financials where there is value. and i'm not sure what the market thinks. but i think that and then you want to own financials. >> but the consolidation in space, last week there was a lot of chatter, gilead and we alluded to it and it was getting press but it fell off a cliff. exactly to your point. >> xi jinping holding a joint news conference with president obama today. coming amid the concern of the health of the economy. michelle car urocabrera joins us now from washington. >> the chinese president was asked about the state of economy and he reiterated what he said in seattle over

married had us a -- the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi

meanwhile straight ahead, debbie wasserman schultz attacks marco rubio over a fund-raiser.s hitler artwork at the home of the fund-raiser. >> private citizen, an individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two seconds realizes it's not a nazi sympathizer. >> did she, debbie wasserman schultz, go too far? we're going to report and you will decide. plus ever wanted to be like george costanza? >> morning, george! >> morning mr. wilhelm. >> now you, too, can have your very own nap desk. we'll show you how you can be like george. ♪ hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ your buddy ron once said he he couldn't.l your ceiling fan. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now, ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your local john deere dealer for great savings on the e series family of tractors. ♪ don't ea

raped at 11, 12, 13, nine, 16, it is not their fault that they now have drug issues. >> reporter: debbiee her son, who she had entrusted to the catholic church. victim survivors and families say that they are asking the churches specially the church in philadelphia, to be accountable and transparent about what happened in the past. in the mackillmail's civil case their attorney tells me that the archdiocese has asked for confidentiality agreement. the the mcillmail's believe secret archives should not be secret any longer. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. >>> kate bilo joins us now with a look at the weather and all eyes turn to the weekend, where we have gone a few days before we get there. >> a few days of gorgeous weather. shame we cannot push those days to the weekend, because we have a lot of questions surrounding that weekend forecast. lets get into it. lots to talk b lets start off with what is happening outside right now, very quiet scene taking you to the ben franklin parkway to the logan circle there. not a lot of folks out there. t

debbie like to televise the draft. he said okay. then fans started to show up and screaming into a yelling at their draft choice and wearing uniforms and now it is said to night prime-time television event. and with this nonsense they have a television special the date it comes out and they talk about of for now were. it is unbelievable. >> in your book you write nfl leadership dominated governments at federal, state, and local levels to create a cartel behind the facades from free enterprise. >> start with television. for the first real growth spurt coming from the mid '30s through the late 30's and though war postponed everything. they're very optimistic about where they're going. can there are other entrepreneurs you started the all-america football conference that merges with the nfl by 1960 then that afl another league will merge with the nfl to become the the new nfl. and that is parallel in the number of television's the number of people who had access to television in america. 1947 through 65 then the nfl growth and developm

i have been watching debbie wasserman shoults she tends to do these things. participates in the political process who anyone who knows him realizes he is not a nazi sympathizer. as has been reported you said is he a collector. his mother survived a german attack under the nazis. it is a despicable attack. and you know what the evidence of that? even liberal media outlets have criticized her for doing that don't expect an apology. they just move on. they don't feel like they are accountable to anybody for it i think it also is indicative of the desperation that have entered the democratic party. their frontrunner is in a lot of trouble as we have been seeing in the news over the last few days and further sign of that sort of desperation that they are now facing, panic, really. >> all right. but you yourself, did you anticipate this level of hatred i think it's going to get worse. dirtiest campaign in the history of the country. did you anticipate it yourself? >> i have been watching as politics has gone in this direction. anyone who enters this knows you are s

right now republicans have at least 11 debates scheduled and unless debbie debbie wasserman schultz decidesexamine things, it looks like republican candidates will get more exposure. i spoke debbie wasserman schultz and ask her to respond to what martin o'malley said when he said who was responsible for limiting the debates. >> i assume it's the chair of the democratic party. it certainly wasn't the dean see -- dnc members who gave me a standing ovation when i said we're committing malpractice by not saying anything. >> so he's saying it was you and you alone that crafted this debate schedule. is that true? is that accurate? >> no. it's not at all true. we worked not only with the campaigns but with our networks to build a robust and diverse group of debates and consulted -- i consulted with former dnc chairs as well as party officials across the state parties and came up with a six-debate schedule that we think is going to be the right balance to make shoo you are our candidates are able to spend the time they need to do the grass-roots retail campaigning that is essential for those voters

debbie schultz: a couple of quick bio fact checks, i was never the house majority leader. i always wanted to be a veterinarian so i went to college. then, i decided i wanted to get into politics. important decisions. anyway. i digress. , for the, again christian science monitor, david, everyone here for the opportunity to speak with you and to answer your questions. also, thank you for your understanding. i think we all, a few months ago, when i was originally scheduled to be here and it was the morning of the charleston shooting, it wasn't a day for politics. i appreciate you all understanding that and allowing us to reschedule for today. important is most i am a member of congress and that is my first professional responsibly. i want to comment on the impending votes that we will have today, tomorrow, in the house of representatives on the around the agreement. i have gone through probably the most exhaustive, deliberative process that i have ever gone through in my 23 years in office in reaching the conclusion that the iran deal was worthy of my and would be the most se

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is from debbie kennedy. this last photo is from archuleta lucy. it was incredible. we want to see your photos as well. is now 4:12. we are coming up in 20 minutes. what a morning onto. we continue to follow breaking news in lake and i'm at or counties of this morning. 50,000 acres had burned the valley fire is still interested in stuart best zero to contain. they confirm at least one person has died in the fire. we do not know how. hundreds of homes have been destroyed in this devastating fire and many more damage. were going to bring you live reports. there was a book cannot been erected. this is amount of so. it's in southern japan sending smoke and huge plumes of -- and volcanic rock 6,000 feet into the air. they killed 12 people at a mexican tourist group. the security forces were chasing militants. it borders libya. the ministry said that it was in a restricted area without permission. the people who were killed included both mexicans and egyptians. heller clinton attending church in washington. promising to take some political advice from the pastor. he basica

debbie's to play a taser. -- the foyerhe boy taser. four times total during more than 20 minute struggle. at one point she lost consciousness before eventually being taken away in an amulets. she later died at the hospital. the medical examiner ruled her death accidental, the result of an excited delirium. mental illness patient to become so agitated that her heart or body functions simply quit. share stacy kincade expresses her desire for the public to see what happened. >> my responsibility as your sheriff is to ensure that something like this never happens again. reporter: two days ago fairfax county, attorney ray morrow decided he would not be pressing charges against any of the deputies involved in the incident tsonga did that they -- they did -- incident saying they did the best they could under the circumstances. stacy kincade called minister for the broadcast saying she of the speaking with us. we're going to go talk with her right now and having her comments at 6:00. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. leon: tonight the loudoun county

(sot) 6:00 pm debbie nunez/volunteer searcher " es importante recordar que este tipo de cosas sucedenamilia merece cerrar este capitulo y necesitamos saber que ocurrio con ella." (vo) oficialmente al sospechoso no se le imputaron cargos sino hasta febrero del 2014.dos anos despues. pero la cosa no termina ah. durante esa investigacion las autoridades tambien encontraron evidencia que podria incriminarlo en otros dos casos de intento de secuestro. pues esta manana se dio a conocer que el juicio en contra del sospechoso garcia torres empezara el 25 de abril del 2016. un caso que ha sido y seguramente seguira siendo muy delicado porque la fiscalia esta buscando la pena de muerte para antolin garcia torres..en caso de que sea encontrado culpable del secuestro y homicidide sierra lamar. (ndra a cuadro)noticiero in: 00;06;53;20 --- 00;07;07;12 debbie nunez/volunteer searcher " y es importante recordar que este tipo de cosas suceden a nuestros hijos quesu a ---en el sur de la baha se amplian las averiguaciones en torno a la muerte de un reo enl en el centro de san jose... vo ---ha surgido in

. >> all right so let's broaden this out here debbie. the city has seen the highest homicide rate since the 1970s. can you pinpoint a single reason for this increase or is it a combination of issues including potentially the heroin epidemic that adam may our correspondent was just talking about? >> right. i don't think anyone knows a specific reason. like in everything we're always looking for that one thing. what was it that caused it continuum i don't think the mayor knows i don't think the police commissioner the former or the current one knows the real reason as to what's causing it. i think it's a variety of things, basically started with the police officers taking a knee not doing job they were supposed to do. i think it was a points of all the socioeconomic situations that were going on in the city, 27% of the people are living below the poverty level, you have the drug problem, during the riots and unrest in the city there were over 80 or 50 pharmacies that were looted. all of that kind of bubbled up and created the perfect storm

debby was a songwriter and singer who made a big im% in the jewish community. her music was touching and contemporary. music has changed dramatically now. it's very different. instead of the or gan -- organ there's key boards of all kinds and instruments of all kinds and guitar. >> something at emmanuel something you've had to do with the congregation and worldwide is brought a lot of music to interface settings. we have a clip of you with other cantors in rome. >> yes. >> i'm wondering if you can set that up and watch what you're doing in rome with music. >> well, i was approached by the president of the american conference of cantors with a project that would sort of build bridges between the jewish and catholic communities. we were told we were going to go sing the at vatican. it was very exciting. somehow it started coming come and i actually programmed the concert. it included a lot of different musics all different styles and different centuries of jewish music. we had 20 cantors. we all went -- even some from the bay area -- to rome. we didn't wind up si

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and former secretary of state colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion to prevent iran from the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had. the best thing to do is vote if support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a did deal. one of the concerns is we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to create a weapon in 10 or 15 years. we forget they have been on a super highway for last ten years to create a nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. in the last ten years, they have gone from 136 centrifuges to 100,000 centrifuges. >> and president obama took too twitter expressing gratitude. tweeting, thank you colin for putting your expertise hint this important initiative in our country. >>> the acknowledgment of the plan to build a force of moderate rebels is failing. now dropping rebels with better intelligence and training according to the new york times. and now using f-16 fighter jets are being used from the united states. >>> chinese markets off to the rough start to the week.

debbie wasserman schultz and colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion based on what i thought would be iran achieving the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had, i concluded the best thing to do is vote in support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a good deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has that we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapons in 10 or 15 years. f forgetting they have been on a super highway for the last 10 or 15 years of creating a nuclear weapons with no speed limit. they have gone from 136 centrifuges up to something like 19,000 centrifuges. this will bring them down to 5,000 centrifuges. all of these will be under iaea supervision. i think this is a good outcome. >> president obama expressing gratitude for powell's approapa. >>> the pentagon revamping strategy in the war on isis acknowledging a plan to build a force of moderate syrian rebels is failing. now they want to provide them in better training and intelligence. for the first time, iraq air force i

. >> i'm debbie from new jersey.le to ask about finances or credit score and how do you handle it if the answers you get back don't meet your expectations? >> that's a good question. >> very good. >> debbie is like me. a jersey girl asks about your finances before getting your phone number or anything. >> they will? >> oh, my god, yeah. i'm such a good liar. >> that's incredibly shallow. >> it's definitely an important thing to talk about at some point. when you get married you become one. your bad credit is now mine. >> it goes beyond that. here's the deal. here's what you should do as a woman. this is what i'm telling my daughter who may start dating soon. when you look at a man's finances you are looking at how he handles his life. >> that's true. >> when you look at how he handles his life if his finances are a mess chances are his life is a mess. you don't need a mess. >> is that why i'm single? because of my credit score? >> my credit is like 700. >> your bad credit will have you sleeping in mom's basement. >>

. >> he and wife debbie are unveiling the did notty osmond home collection of furnishings. >> we will have our fur all over the country. >> we have come up with two lines. city and country. two lines to choose from. >> when did you know this wasniture a passion for you? growing up, no, mom, that move this here. this looks better here. >> i don't know, in show business, you're always cious about looks. this has it look right. it is a tough -- paying attention to detail. >> completely jealous of you. >> oh boy. >> that both debbie and i will help you with your new home. >> i will take you up on that. i literally feel like i'm lost. >> it's done. consider it done. >> i think she just got herself a new interior designer. >> not so bad. you snow what is probably featured in donnie's home? that mirror ball trophy he won on dancing with the stars. show. he said that he ising this season and is an fan of gary busey. he said that the judges are too politically correct with everybody. >> listen, watch donnie speaks his mind. no doubt. five, i'm man enough to say it's the final countdown! the fi

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controversial erain nuclear iran nuclear program is gaining more support today, colin powell, and debbie wassermann schultz backed agreement, on meet the press, powell called the agreement a pretty good deal. >> i studied carefully the outline of the deal, and what is in the deal, i have looka the opposition of the deal, my judgment after balancing those two sets of information is, that it a pretty good deal. christina: they have clinched the amount of votes to ensure that white house up holds that deal. >> and former new york city mayor rudy guliani blames mayor de blasio for the city's homeless crisis, in a op-ed piece. in "new york post," he wrote de blasio's belief that people have a right to live on the streets is inhuman, indecent and dangerous. as mayor he said he got people off of the streets by providing solutions to their problems. it is a contradict to describe stance of progressive it should be regarded as retrogressive, so far mayor de blasio has not responded. christina: a texas school district suspend two football players who collided with a referee, watching a game friday

. >> he and wife debbie are unveiling the did notty osmond home collection of furnishings. >> we will have our fur all over the country. >> we have come up with two lines. city and country. two lines to choose from. >> when did you know this wasniture a passion for you? growing up, no, mom, that doesn't look good there. move this here. this looks better here. >> i don't know, in show business, you're always cious about looks. this has it look right. it is a tough -- paying attention to detail. >> completely jealous of you. >> i'm making you a cons promise. >> oh boy. >> that both debbie and i will help you with your new home. >> i will take you up on that. i literally feel like i'm lost. >> it's done. consider it done. >> i think she just got herself a new interior designer.

democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz.ow to announce her vote. i know you spoke to the president, the skies president. did you give them good news, bad in yous? how will you vote? >> i've gone through a gut-wrenching, thought provoking process where i wrapped up that process by spending the last few weeks talking with my constituents and my number one goal in making this decision was to reach the conclusion, based on what i thought would be most likely to prevent iran from achieving their nuclear weapons goals and in weighing everything, all of the information i've had in front of me, i concluded that the best thing to do is to vote in support of the iran deal and make sure that we can put iran years away from being a threshold nuclear state and ensure that we can more closely concentrate on their terrorist activity. so i'll be casting my vote to support the deal and if necessary sustain the presidency, too. >> what were some of the specifics about the deal that made this such a difficult decision for you. what parts of th

committee chair debbie wasserman schultz repeatedly interrupted by chants for more debates. on trump and the republicans. >> in rochester -- >> we want debates! we want debates! >> one of his supporters in the audience called president obama a muslim. >> we want debates! >> my friends, what's more important, drawing a contrast with republicans or arguing about debates? let's focus on our mission and the task at hand. >> i think they wanted the debates. the mood at the convention hall turned jubilant once the candidates took the stage. >> who watched the republican debates the other night? oh, you gluttons for punishments, you. 15 candidates, five hours, not a single fighter for the middle class. >> now over the last four weeks we have witnessed not one, but two unanswered rounds of nationally televised republican presidential debates, led by that racist anti-immigrant carnival barker donald trump. >> when we talk about the economy, all of you know that throughout this country, there are millions of americans who are working for wages which are just too damned low. >> tyke to

. >> reporter: debbie screamed to her hu band immediately -- husband immediately after seeing the snake lying next to the window in their living room. they think it slithered in after they left the door open while unloading their cars. >> his little head -- he was all the way down here and then he raised his head and his tongue came out. >> reporter: firefighters soon arrived at the oak park home. that's when you can hear the snake rattling its tail before it was quickly removed. >> the size of this snake was very surprising to us that it actually was able to get inside. >> reporter: firefighters in oak park are so used to dealing with snakes, it's part of their emblem. but they say the drought has made this snake season one of the busiest ever. >> this year we're up at about a hundred calls for snakes just in the summertime alone. >> reporter: debbie says she's lived in her home for 24 years and never encountered any snake let alone one that made its way inside. but now she's scared to open the front door. >> i may never go out the front door. >> wow. >> i cannot imagine walking around

debbie wasserman schultz invited him. i didn't get a sense of biden on the ground. obama people love him. they want him. >> that's where things are interesting. joy reid thanks for your reporting. >> thank you. >> still ahead sh patriots nation celebrates as tom brady's suspension is overturned in another loss for nfl commissioner roger goodell and perhaps a win for working men and women. i will explain. >>> one of the things i'm honored about is so far everybody that's attacked me has gone down the tubes. perry attacked me. he's out of the race now. he was at 4 or 5%. >> donald trump just offhandedly today declaring that former texas rick perry is now out of running for president after perry lost his staff in new hampshire. his political director in that state yesterday and perry's team in iowa is down to one paid staffer while in south carolina perry staffers were kicked off the payroll and asked to continue working for free. perry insists today he's still in the race while epitomizing why his candidacy is on the rocks. >> is donald trump right? are you getting ou

he and wife debby are unveiling the donny osmond home collection of furnishings. >> a major laun we'llure all over the country. we've come out with two li we come out with city and country. there's two different lines that you can choose from. >> confession, i am excited about this because donny actually offered to help decorate one of rooms in my new house. i'm taking him up on it because i'm moving into my new place this weekend and i'm a mess. completely overwhelmed. no idea where tostart. >> can i show this pick that donny tweeted out of the two of you and they call puppy love. >> he's my boo. >> for real. i like, look at these two together. >> in ou "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which musician told us he would most likely be a truck driver if a rock star, bruce gunvalson disses them. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t."birthdays, which musician told us that he'd likely be a truck driver if he w rock star. >> probably taking long drives. that probably would have been a good l distance driver or something. >> the b