>> debbie itzo. >> reporter: debbie itzo., that independent debbie sometimes went by her married name. they called lars' friends to say the couple's marriage was solid. >> how would you describe his relationship with debbie? >> perfect. >> did you ever notice any, sense any marital conflict? >> no. >> reporter: kristi itzo explained how her normally stoic brother was overcome with profound grief. >> he was crying, he was curled up in a ball. he grabbed me. we cried for 20 minutes, and all he wanted was debbie back. >> reporter: but the defense knew their case hinged on one thing -- lars' state of mind the moment he pulled the trigger. >> i need you to raise your right hand. >> reporter: and there was only one person who could tell that to the jury. >> a grieving husband -- >> it still hurts? >> every second of every day. >> -- or a lying one? >> she's the love of your life? >> yes, sir. >> the person you know better than anybody else. >> yes, sir. >> and you can't tell it's her when you pull that trigger? it's not often you c

and she says, "debbie's dead." we all wanted to believe that it was an accident. >> reporter: do you think debbie's independence hurt the marriage? >> yes. >> i know that she was frustrated. >> he loved her more than she loved him. >> late one night, he said he heard a burglar. >> i hear the door squeaking. >> how can you not tell that's your wife? >> it was dark. >> i don't know how to tell you this, but your wife didn't make it. >> he was broken. >> he was just in shock. >> he just kept sayin', "it was an accident." >> there was nothing accidental about what he did. >> he said he didn't do anything wrong. >> these bits of emotion are only done in front of the detective. they're not done when he's alone. >> a room too dark to see? or a story too hard to believe? >> she's the love of your life? >> yes, sir. >> the person you know better than anybody else? >> yes, sir. >> and you can't tell it's her when you pull that trigger? >> reporter: what happened inside this house would destroy everything the woman who lived

. >> little debbie. >> yes. >> so sweet. >> she could still ab live, right, debbie. >> possibly. >> ine was a child >> someone say bye. >> that is right. >> nutty butt i is traveling. >> and joey says the tree must go outrage will be happening over removal of the nutty buddy. losing one of those items for a seasonal treaties ludicrous. >> that is a good point, it is a seasonal item but i just love it. if they are out there could someone bring one by to fourth and market. >>> i have another dilemma some that people are helping me with on twitter, so this morning my tie was wrinkled, greenish tie and i stuck tonight my dryer. there is my dryer in my apartment. >> nice dryer. >> not bad, it is a stackable but it works well, so i threw a tie in there. it looks like that. >> like navy blue or black. >> it looks like that but it was green. >> i stick tonight there i wanted to it run while i'm showering. i come out and i smell electrical smoke fire kind of thing. the dryer is basically going to blow up. i open up the door, keep going , i open the door, there is no tie. the tie disappear. >> w

as debbie hernandez was leaving her home thursday, she was met by a group of officers (debbie hernandezjohn hernandez's mother): "and they told my son to get out of the car but he had his seatbelt on so they drug him out of the car."hernandez's son john has had run-ins with the law before, mainly for drug offenses, including this dash from law enforcement in march. thursday, tracy p-d was sent to pick up john because he had four warrants for his arrest. (debbie hernandez, john hernandez's mother): i said "wait a minute, he's disabled. please wait". and the cop told me to put my hands up, which i did, but he pointed the gun at my head like that and i was like "really? is that necessary"debbie hernandez says the officers used excessive force in arresting john(debbie hernandez, john hernandez's mother): "john can't run, doesn't know how. not anymore. not anymore. he used to be a really good runner. but he had to learn how to walk and talk all over again."tracy police says six officers were present at the time of hernandez's arrest, a number common for warrant arrests when a person has a hi

they are doing well and adjusting.>> debbie has an appointment? >> debbie was on leave of absence but now she has a quarter time appointment at stanford with campus ministry. she's also serving on the board in louisville kentucky. she's working on her doctorate of ministry degree. >> that's great. >> we have a few minutes and that we will come back. if you were to summarize and give us a synopsis about thanksgiving, what would be on your heart and mind. mine was sly and the family stone. and saying thank you for letting me be myself again. >> let's go to jim first.>> i was reading an old sermon by one of my predecessors. they had this sermon about the gospel of luke, the lepers. 10 were healed and only one came back to give them -- thanks. we need to recognize there is ingratitude as well as gratitude and lust. we need to work a little harder than we think to give rise to that gratitude. that is when we give we can shape. >> they'll? >> there is a scripture from james that says every good and perfect gift, from god above. we are blessed each day j

debbie: when you work at a children's hospice, people ask you, how can you possibly do this?y, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. can afford good healthcare when they need it. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: s it was no contest last night. the astros won big as we all know, but instead of running out and celebraing the way almost every astro did, justin verlander and kate upton decided to have some canine pleasure. >> what the? >> wow! [laughter] >> so everyone else is getting ready to like keep the party going, justin verlader and kate upton were taking the dog on a walk. >> i think verlander was more relieved to winthe world series. >> i think the dog was relieved. [laughter >> best time of year, oprah's favorite things ist is out. there's a bike for $1200. there's colonial bird houses, a gratitude glass jar

debbie dingell? >> i have a thousand thoughts on all this. by the way, the names we're talking about, you and i both know these stories go back forever. i want to go forward. i think that we've got to focus on what the future is. doing gotcha questions to people like us isn't going to solve the problem and we've got to start moving forward. >> and i think one of the things that we've talked about too is having these workplace surveys, really understanding the problem. and i think we do. the politics is going to sort itself out, but for the women in our workplace but also women in workplaces across the country, we need to make sure there are really understanding what the problem is, who are victims, and we know predators target people who are weak and can't come forward. so we need to use this moment where those of us who are in a position to do it can come forward and get -- say there's going to be zero tolerance. we want it enforced in congress same rules as everybody else and we want the corporate world and hollywood -- one of the things we

. >> i've been married to debbie weatherspoon for 19 1/2 years. she's also a united methodist clergy person and we have two sons. justice in middle school and a high schooler. they are doing well and adjusting with this move. >> debbie is going to have a new appointment? >> debbie was on leave of absence. now she has an appointment at stanford with the campus ministry. she's serving on the board of just faith ministries out of louisville, kentucky. she's working on her doctorate ministry degree in washington, d.c. >> that's great. that's great. we have just a few minutes in this segment. if you were to summarize and give us a word or scripture or theme about thanksgiving, what would be on your heart and mind? mine was the last stone. i thought of the sentence, i want to thank you for letting me be myself again, is one of the lyrics. but what would you -- let's go with you, jim, first. >> i was reading an old sermon by one of my predecessors. a lot of folks listen to rod. this sermon was out of the gospel of luke. ten were healed and one came back

i think little debbie, not big fan of hostess so i think little debby is second to my tastycakes. >>o the tree coming out every year, basically zebra cake. >> lose the tree, too much going on, only here part of the year. >> why don't you like me? you don't want me to have anything in my life you. >> want to take away the nutty buddy and you know i love nutty buddies. >> i guess we rely on your vote. let's put up the final vote. >> boom, good bye christmas tree cake. out after thousand votes. >> i think for all of your reasoning, i think that's right. and they, the favorite, oh, i like the oatmeal cream pie, soft, mushy, cream in the middle. >> so honey buns win, they really like the honey buns. >> we can get -- you can get a honey bun, i do like the iced honey bun. but you can get them anywhere. that little tree only comes out few month, few weeks. >> but -- >> and we're glad for that. >> i'm taking my stinky cat and going home. >> oh, stinky has been so much fun. a lot of you have been tweeting in, thanks so much. brought us a lot of joy. >> stinky maybe see you next friday, well, a

and i remembered the incident with debbie from about a year earlier.pulled it out and i started reading just on free time, just reading it a little bit. >> reporter: by then, the cathy torrez case had been cold for a good three years. >> and essentially no work had been done on it for at least the last two years. >> reporter: from the beginning, police had suspected cathy's one-time boyfriend sam lopez had something to do with her murder. but they had nothing connecting him to the crime. no witnesses. no dna. and sam had that solid alibi. tina was still married to sam's brother, armando. the two families intertwined, as cathy's family continued to search for answers. >> and then in april of 1997, i got a phone call from mary bennett. >> reporter: cathy's mom. it would be their first conversation of many. mary told daron how she'd seen reports about a new program in orange county centered around investigating cold cases. cathy's case had specifically been mentioned. >> and mary said, "if they're going to use my daughter's murder as publicity for their p

i'll speak with democratic congresswoman debbie dingle of michigan. and our correspondents, specialists and guests standing by with full coverage. >>> we begin, though, with president trump, looking to get thanks on this thanksgiving eve. cnn senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny is in west palm beach, florida. jeff, the president venting from the very early hours this morning on twitter. >> reporter: jim, indeed. the president setting the tone for the day, even before the sun came up here in florida. reviving some of those old classic fights on social media. perhaps it was an attempt to change the subject over his embrace of roy moore that still rippled through the republican party today. but on this eve of thanksgiving, his gratefulness came with a side of grievance. president trump back at mar-a-lago for the first time since april. his thanksgiving break opening another season at his private club in palm beach. even though he went to great lengths to suggest he not on vacation. we'll be having meetings and working the phones from the winter

debbie was hired by the defense to interview michelle to testify as an expert witness.hose were the recorded conversations. excerpts of what you heard earlier. the doctor told the jury michelle wasn't manipulating diamond by stopping and starting romance. it was something else. >> when somebody is in a long-term affair, there does tend to be a pattern of pulling away and then coming back together. an inability to be decisive. that's not unusual with affairs. >> besides, claimed the defense, being involved with another man didn't mean michelle was also involved in murder. the two sides battled through three months of trial tame. from labor day past thanksgiving. 11 week trial. three hour deliberation. the verdict, guilty. >> she stood up. put the handcuffs on her and she walked out the courtroom and never looked back into the courtroom area. not even towards her family. >> michelle now sits in north carolina prison, halfway across the country from her co-conspirator john diamond. today the former lovers share only one thing, life without parole. >> his supporters are hea

her mother is debbie reynolds. there is a story about how you ended up growing up next door to debbie reynolds. joley: i mean, it is the craziest thing. we were moving out to the beach, moving out to malibu, and we went to look at this house. my mom looked next door and was like, who is the you know what who has a pool on the beach? giggle and stifled a said, debbie reynolds. of course, we bought the house, and my mom and debbie had an intense, it amazing friendship, coparent to these children, basically, where eddie was not around. it started us off on a wonderful sibling friendship. we did not know each other before that. that is how it worked. adrianna: that you and your husband have decades,ied for two which in hollywood and entertainment -- two decades is a lifetime. what is the secret? i think they start building monuments. they should, after 10 years in hollywood. joley: i heard george harrison say in an interview, how do you stay married for that long? he says, you don't get divorced. we are crazy friends.

everyone understood that debbie wasserman schultz was on hillary clinton's team.ancial element that donna brazile has revealed is even to people who were supporters of secretary clinton now, it's pretty shocking this degree of collusion on some level was taking place during the time of the democratic nomination fight. >> done any, it's so interesting, we go back to -- in realtime, i remember mika was day in and day outgoing after debbie wasserman schultz saying she was rigging the process. we started talking one morning about how the process was rigged, the process was rigged. trup picked it upped and used the term later on himself. i guess that was back when he watched the show. of course, he never watches it anymore. >> never. >> done any, you look at what mika was accusing debbie wasserman schultz and the democrats of doing and they became so enraged, they were even calling phil griffin and demanding apologies. you look, though, as we get a deep dive into this and you see that the democratic party that had everything go wrong at once. you had donna brazile says

you, the viewer. >> little debbie say within got to go and you were adamant , you wanted to keep thedespite 90 percent of the people wanting them to go away. >> you the viewers voted christmas tree out. >> this says, mike, you make us laugh every day so we would give you your favorite little debbie treat. you said were you looking for them. we got a box just for you. "good day philadelphia" number one fan, betsy and family. >> thank you betsy and family. >> beautiful peacock on the card. >> lovely peacock. >> thank you. >> you any what they call a female peacock. >> a pea hen. >> i know my cocks and hens. >> hey di do you mine putting that in the freezer. >> you like them frozen. >> and taste a frozen tree. >> this will change my opinion the trees. >> yes. >> we will see. >> by the way, it is tuesday, november 14th, 2017. >> okay. look at our beautiful sunrise over ocean city, new jersey it is a fabulous looking morning but it is cold out there. so be sure to have a warm coat on, we have buddy celebrating national pickle day 30's out there and a lot of sunshine. we are seeing a littl

[cheering] give it up for congresswoman debbie dingell. [applause] makayla, someone asked the question -- why would a man support the women's march and the national convention? three of the sisters that have organized this have on another story. -- 20ththe 20 and anniversary of the million man march. i was interviewing these women. when we finished with the interview, we put the microphones away and i said -- you are going to get a series of phone calls from a television show and a radio show. and the reason for that is you have been doing the work while other folks have been talking. and i said to the three of them, no matter what platform i have, i will put you on those platforms or whatever it is -- for whatever it is that you are ing.nizatio it does not matter if you are a man -- you have to use your platforms for good. so, they know that. , orever linda, tamika carmen called i say -- no problem. it matters because you do not change a system if you are unwilling to stand with others to do so. and so, that is the case. are always haters

i thought he was going to go too far. >> debbie was scared of tony. but didn't raise any suspicion as to why he would want to ever harm melissa. >> reporter: she couldn't connect the dots that put him in that garage with her friend. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: maybe senseless to the wife, but those dots were starting to connect for detectives. they eventually shared their suspicions with debra and how the evidence of the travelling iphone pointed to tony. >> i remember that i couldn't stand up. i wasn't able to stand on my feet. >> reporter: melissa's murder was devastating and frightening for everyone at the law firm, especially it seemed for scott rothstein. only the week before, rothstein was toasting melissa after making her partner. now, he was helping her family with funeral arrangements. melissa's aunt, lynn haberl, spoke at the church memorial. >> i could look out from the podium and see a sea of lawyers out there. >> reporter: including scott rothstein? >> including scott rothstein. >> reporter: who actually paid for the funeral. >> he ac

we begin this time with florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz.ne of hillary clinton stop allies in the democratic party. she employed in i.t. staffer named imran awan. he and several of his relatives, they all worked for congressional democrats as i.t. staffers for years, and they reportedly earned between two and $4 million, although having access to house servers. and earlier this year, news broke of the investigation into him and his family, they were double billing.he how did they do that?do and stealing house equipment. democratic lawmakers rightly fired awan and his relatives, and he was denied access to the service.cr but as fox news has reported, debbie wasserman schultz kept him on her payroll. then in march of this year they flew to pakistan where he had been sending a lot of money and finally awan was arrested in july in virginia. he was trying to board a flight to pakistan, and was charged with bank fraud, all while some fear that he was responsible for exposing house democrats information online. meanwhile, debbie wasserman schultz i

where are people like debbie wasserman schultz? she said she is proud of what the dnc did, she is proud of rigging the election. you would think he would see remorse on a day like today when a member of the democratic establishment ousts one of her own but instead of remorse, she said she is proud. i think viewers and voters should take note of that. >> harris: i want to step into something a little bit different, and involves all of the same people, debbie wasserman schultz is coming up with that dossier, why isn't she weighing in on this? she brushed that aside as well, the fact that millions of dollars flowed from the dnc to find a dossier on then candidate donald j. trump. >> it's a big deal, $9 million from the dnc which we now know the dnc equals clinton. $9 million to this lawyer who lied with sanctimony when asked if he was behind the dossier. why were they lying about this? why did podesta tell congressman and debbie wasserman tell congress they had no involvemen involvement? >> harris: i want to make we don't lose this. y

debbie debbie al-jazeera the home. our mind and of our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. and france have intervened in the evidence political crisis with both countries declaring their support for prime minister saad hariri he announced he was stepping down was in riyadh on saturday because of interference from iran and its lebanese ally hezbollah there are fears he's being held there against his will which his office the nice state department correspondent particular hate has more. and secretary of state rex tillerson putting out this paper statement basically saying that the u.s. respects the sovereignty and the independence of lebanon its government its political institutions when i'd say that parties within and outside need to respect the independence and the integrity of both the government and the armed forces and then it went on a little bit further to say that love and on should not be used as a proxy war between other countries obviously trying to send a message to saudi arabia donald trump's appearance

just ask debbie matenopoulos.ou may know debbie from shows like the view and until recently - the insider. her cookbook - it's all greek to me is filled with tasty family recipes. debbie hosts hallmark's home and family show and is developing a line of greek frozen food for qvc. she's happy to highlight the healthy food trend, people and more people are tapping into. the mediterranean diet touted on tv and in some 20 cookbooks by celebrity chef and author diane kouchilas. the tv food and travel series my greek table just launched on pbs. diane may be from new york but she calls the island of ikaria home - a place famous for inhabitants who live long lives. the secret? and let's not forget the wine and good company. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (steve) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine

debbie was not a good manager and not interested in controlling the party that clinton headquarters in brooklyn and how much control brooklyn and for how long was still something i have been trying to uncover for the last few weeks. the day i called bernie, i had found proof and it broke my heart. that news should disturb every single voter in america. now former comrades on of hillary clinton are turning on the candidate. >> earlier we heard from donna brazile that what many suspected turned out to be true. the dnc choose the nominee a year before the primary elections occurred. >> this is it a problem. we as democrats have to hold the party accountable. this is a test for tom perez. >> sean: it was rigged. we reached out for comments on the claims. that reads in part. all of this blister of dnc and fha sanders didn't have the same opportunities to work with the dnc is not true. they opted not to. you are really telling me sanders had the same opportunities to control taving and strategy and money and the head of the dnc, at the time lifelong clinton ally debbie wasserman- schultz? gi

now, i wonder who debbie wasserman schultz got that lawfirm recommendation from? how is that hillary clinton -- think about this -- how does she delete 3 33 -- 33,000 subpoenaed e-mails, acid wash the servers and use a hammer on blackberries and iphones. how is it that debbie wasserman schultz, what is going on here? she's got an i.t. guy with busted up drives in his garage and the police and the laptop. there's so much evidence. what's wrong with the democrats? how do they get to continue to obstruct justice? i'm telling you, we're only starting to touch the surface here. this is one of the corrupt -- most corrupt scandals you've ever seen and it's more than just bad optics. according to fox news, legal analyst greg jaret who will join us in a few minutes, hillary clinton, others in her campaign may have broken serious election laws. you can see them up on the side of your screen right now and then, of course, there's the iranian one scandal. that, of course, put our national security at risk for their benefit when hillary clinton was one of what? nine people to

debbie says this picture was taken at our zip trip in waldorf. congratulations debbie. you post a picture with one of us you up your chances of becoming fan of the day. >> you can cut and paste a picture of us. >> want to get clever enough after awhile. i'm seeing the trend, yes. and most seem to be with you. you get around. >> thank you, maureen. i like to think i do anyways. [laughter] >>> amazing thing about that picture it looks so hot and humid in that it's cold enough that we hit the freezing mark again at reagan national this morning. it was 32 an hour ago now we're 33 degrees. most of the area here waking up to temperatures which are well below freezing. lots of 20's out there so definitely you'll want the heavier coat early. we will warm it up with lots of bright sunshine into the low to mid-50's later today and it's a storm free afternoon. it's a rain free afternoon. and for the most part it's a rain free weekend. we may have a shower around here tomorrow afternoon kind of late afternoon, early evening with the passage of a cold front. up ahead that of we'll h

debbie wasserman schultz kept him on her payroll.hen in march of this year they flew to pakistan where he had been sending a lot of money and finally awan was arrested in july in virginia. he was trying to board a flight to pakistan, and was charged with bank fraud, all while some fear that he was responsible for exposing house democrats information online. meanwhile, debbie wasserman schultz is defending her decision to keep this guy on the payroll, despite the fact that he was under investigation and only fired him after his arrest. now in tonight's final, if you will, scandal, we have more shocking evidence when it comes to hillary clinton as it relates to the fix being in. at the democratic party is now in disarray following revelations that hillary clinton rigged installed in 2016 primary. this scandal started all the way back in 2015 when hillary clinton disturbed her candidacy for president. at the time debbie wasserman schultz, she was serving as the chair for the democratic national committee. hillary clinton wanted nothing

we have debbie -- my colleague, debbie, indicated we still have concerns about a number of the items, but we would hope, at this point, you would be ready to move this onto the board and let them take care of the fine-tuning. thank you. >> president keane: thank you. >> my name is january masoca. i'm the director of the california association of nonprofits, kind of a chamber of commerce association statewide. we have more than 10,000 nonprofits nationwide, and our office is here in san francisco. so i'm a san francisco resident, i work in san francisco, i'm a volunteer for san francisco nonprofits, and i'm also a donor for san francisco nonprofits, and i commend the commissioners and the human services network for working so hard on changing this legislation, but i have to say that i am shocked at what is a deeply flawed maybe unfixable piece of legislation with very deeply troubling aspects to it. yes, behested corruptions are a part of behavior -- [ inaudible ] behesteh contributions are sometimes a simple measure of goodwill. i recently gave money to the eugene mccarthy center for

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debbie gibson, we wish it was you, but "dancing with the stars" has a new champion. >> sorry, debbie. before we tell you who won, spoiler alert, but we'll warn you. let's take a look at how the season finale got under way. >> with some holiday spirit and snow and 70 degrees at the grove mall. everyone was decked out in christmas gear, especially santa. >> got to love when lynn dresses up. we saw the return of our "world news now" favorite, barbara corcoran got her groove back with shirtless dudes. >> yeah, that will do it for her. let's get to it. the remaining contestants, lindsey and mark went first, combining the cha-cha and the tango in a fusion there. the couple seamlessly blended the two and pulled off a perfect score. >> next to frankie and whitney, the foxtrot and tango, and they really looked like they were having a great time. >> yes, but judges gotta judge though, and they gave them a 28 out of 30. >> boo! >> then it came down to the ringer, jordan, he is in the salsa with partner lindsey, the judges gushed over the performance, loved his blond hair. lynn calling him the mo

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jackie: in a statement to fox news debbie wasserman schultz says she's proud of her work at the dnc,clinton campaign didn't respond to our request for comments. no comment from bernie sanders either and no word if brazile she will mention role in cnn, questions in advance to hillary. heather: she said, no collusion, we are being fair. jackie: she's coming out with all of this right now. heather: elizabeth warren too. i will be interested who sells more books, what happened with hillary clinton or what happened with donna brazile. thank you so much, jackie, bombshell revel page sending shock awes through capitol hill, utah congressman jason chaffetz who led investigation in benghazi said it's not just about vindication because these allegations could be criminality. >> the reality democrats were in debt. yes, most members including myself have don't joint fundraising agreement and what is different and unacceptable and i believe could be money launder asking to put into the contract that that money then would go back to the dnc and essentially be under hillary clinton's control. there

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>> martha: donna brazile throwing new bombs today at debbie wasserman schultz for living the high life off of democrat donors dimes, and that is not all. stick around, former congressman jason chaffetz and zach are here. plus, why did the head of fusion gps, paid by the democrats at this moment in time, meet with the russian lawyer directly before and after she sat down with donald trump jr.? the fishy timing, and the latest on the carter page story as well. former trump campaign manager cory levin turowski weighs in on that. and the texas killer escaped mental hospital. why was this criminal free to kill? >> it should have been reported and put in the database, and that's why we have launched this complete full-scale review of this case and of all others like it. ♪ today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your ri

debbie was not a good manager and not interested in controlling the party that clinton headquarters in brooklyn and how much control brooklyn and for how long was still something i have been trying to uncover for the last few weeks. the day i called bernie, i had found proof and it broke my heart. that news should disturb every single voter in america. now former comrades on of hillary clinton are turning on the candidate. >> earlier we heard from donna brazile that what many suspected turned out to be true. the dnc choose the nominee a year before the primary elections occurred. >> this is it a problem. we as democrats have to hold the party accountable. this is a test for tom perez. >> sean: it was rigged. we reached out for comments on the claims. that reads in part. all of this blister of dnc and fha sanders didn't have the same opportunities to work with the dnc is not true. they opted not to. you are really telling me sanders had the same opportunities to control taving and strategy and money and the head of the dnc, at the time lifelong clinton ally debbie wasserman- schultz? gi

her memoir alleges that under her predecessor, debbie wasserman schultz, the dnc was rigging the system>> thank you for the great convention we've had. brazile reports that the clinton campaign raised $10 million. they exacted a steep price. the agreement, brazile writes, with a copy to the general general counsel specified in exchange for raising money and investing in the dnc, hillary would control the party's finances, strategy, and the money raised. her campaign had the right of refusal. it would make final decisions on all the other staff. the dnc was required to consult with the campaign about other staffing, budgeting, data, analytics, mailings. this agreement was signed in august of 2154 months after hillary announced her candidacy and nearly a year before she officially had the nomination. >> there are lots of things shocking about it. the financial condition of the dnc. the way the dnc had to rely on the clinton campaign for the money and resources to continue operating. >> debbie wasserman schultz told fox news she's proud of her work and urged democrats to remain focused on

that she was going to run for president had pretty much taken over the dnc nomination half because debbie wassermann schultz had a very lose hand on the steering wheel in steering this party and half because the party was such in a financial free fall from debt that they had to turn to the clintons to get out of that hole . i talked to a source, a democratic source tonight who told me really one of the biggest problems they' into during the obama years. president obama didn't really do much at the state or local devil so they didn't have the money to be competitive. he says that's one of the reasons why they're so far blow when it comes to governorships and statehouses. everything always talked about barack oh bm a was what a power ful fundraiser he was. here's them talking about him necessity neglecting the dnc. the fact is this, jim, we're about a week out now, less than a week out from the electionment a year from that day are the mid -term elections. this party in a lot of ways is stuck in the mud of where it was a year ago on its internal fights and tom pars as taken the rains as the

of the hacking and the release of, the selective release of certain e-mails, i took the job when debbie step aside, , i step back up. i'm still a little disappointed people are outraged by the fact we had a foreign government interfere in our elections. i leave it in real time. i saw it in real time. and yet a year ago people called me quote-unquote crazy. they're calling me crazy again. >> i think you've gone crazy, but go ahead. >> next time since you are my friend, next time i take a job that doesn't pay money, call me crazy. [laughing] >> i told you not to take it. >> you did. >> and i told you you were a masochist. >> you did. and when i took this job i had no idea the extent of the hacking here i knew that if you meals -- a few e-mails had been leaked. i knew many of our staff people were under attack but i had no idea that it would impact not just my life personally by our country. and so there was a moment when i would call you and i was like i need republicans can we cannot do this alone. because our country was being attacked by a hostile foreign government. it's like some a c

senatorou to give debbie stepanov a big round of applause. [applause] is congresswoman brenda lawrence. brenda is a powerful member of congress. i love her. she does not take anything off of anybody. give her a big round of applause. from congresswoman debbie dingell. you will see her on television speaking truth to power. roomtands up in the back when no one is looking and tells it like it is. there is a member of congress who has been supportive of women for many, many years. he is quiet, confident, powerful. he has impeccable integrity. give john conyers a big round of applause. [applause] gentlemen, yound have these members of congress, who are working hard every day under some very difficult circumstances. i cannot tell you how thrilled i am to be here in detroit to once again tell the world that the women in this country are reclaiming our time. [cheers and applause] we are reclaiming our time. i want you to know how thrilled i was to participate in the january women's march. it was not a protest. it was a movement that was founded for

2016 election revealing in an excerpt published in politico that under her predecessor congresswoman debbiewasserman schultz, quote, the dnc was rigging the system to throw the primary to hillary. president trump overnight demanding an investigation tweeting this is real collusion and dishonesty, major violation of campaign finance laws and money laundering. where is our justice department? $10 million to retire 80% of the party's debt but at a steep price, she wrote, quote, in an exchange to raising money, investing in dnc, hillary would control the party's finances, strategy and all the money raised. she added that, quote, her campaign meaning hillary's had to right of refusal of who would be the communication directors and would make final decisions on all other staff that. agreement according to brazile coming four months after clinton announced candidacy and a year before she secured the nomination, democrats like senator elizabeth warren says this has to be addressed. >> you have got to put together a democratic party in which everybody can have confidence that the party is working fo

and here to talk about it is debbie burns and susan lee. thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you. >> this is something you have chosen to get behind because this really hits home. personal matter to you and your family. can you tell us a bit about that? >> yes, it is. this is a very personal matter. i lost my husband to lung cancer about six and a half years ago. >> i'm going to adjust your microphone. forgive me. >> all right. >> i want to make sure everybody can hear you. okay. let's try that again. sorry about that. >> no problem. yes, i lost my husband to lung cancer about six and a half years ago. and the story is also a friendship story with my friend susan lee who was a ca so it's a story that talks about the survivor end and the care giver end and how i became involved with longevity. >> so, susan, with you this story also deeply personal, as debbie was talking about it. you went to a doctor complaining about a sore shoulder. >> correct. >> and it was through that that they were able to detect that. tell me how that

it is my job to be a debbie downer.i look at things that are going on i'm always trying to look at what are the risks here and where should we be advising our clients? there are certainly risks out there. i do not foresee and most analysts do not foresee some type of event crash happening in 2018. but it is not out of the realm to expect a correction of 10 to 20 percent. there's a lot of factors out of our control. in the american economy.look at china for example. they just the $133 million into the economy last week. to try and shore up liquidity. their huge debt issues. china is a world second biggest economy and do you remember back in early january, 2016, the chinese market dropped by 18 percent over a few weeks for the american market dropped by eight percent. in today's numbers, that can be a 2000 point drop. china is a perfect example of something that could go wrong. and then have an impact on race. of course then there are other international things good at war with north korea would have a big issue for us. a