at osbourne's trial, debbie reluctantly testified against him. >> debbie testified that ron osborne hadd her he had been on a boat for a two-month period. this boat was the one that was subsequently found to have storage compartments where the drugs had been stored. >> osborne was in prison at the time of debbie's murder. but investigators checked to see whether any of the other defendants might have killed her. >> transcripts of the drug smuggling case were reviewed along with interviews of the investigating officers to determine where the players actually were and how the entire investigation unfolded. >> detectives concluded there was no connection to debbie's murder. as a matter of routine, police also interviewed debbie's ex-husband. the couple had been divorced for four years and shared custody of 6-year-old lacy. >> was a an amiable divorce. both parties had gone in different directions. and the ex-husband of debbie was alibied up. he wasn't home that night. >> so investigators focused on the evidence left at the scene. the pair of eyeglasses and the tomato with the foot impressi

in march of 1999, when tony and debbie were living separately, debbie had no poison in her system.led in may, and in debbie's hair grown that month were the first signs of arsenic poisoning. the largest dose of arsenic was administered in july. this coincided with debbie's hospital visit in which tony recommended removing his wife's gallbladder, a procedure medical experts say debbie would not have survived. when questioned by police, the couple's daughter, lauren, remembered something. around this time, she saw her father setting small traps around their home. >> when we asked her, can you tell us what that bait was, she said she didn't know what it was, except for it was little, round tins that he set out on the floor. >> only one manufacturer made insect repellent in small, round tins. the president of the company revealed their product contained arsenic. >> he told me that two of those hand stacks, which would contain four tins, would be enough to be fatally toxic to a 150-pound man. >> investigators found this brand of insecticide in a store not far from the pignataros' home.

my name is debbie.e-harmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute blondes? >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. um, i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i like every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catlovers.com instead. >> i can't. i can't. >>

policies that save lives go to debbie debbie debbie you've got stop corporate abuse dot org your organization is incredible you guys are doing great work on the ground good luck in moscow thanks so much for coming on gun store appreciate you. that's our show you guys join me again tomorrow when i break the set all over again. on air and in the financial world. docu series developments cannot stop and see very plainly taking on the demand for credit. and life there are there. are you like me who want your comedy news with some t want your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad look like a vampire lighting into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show redacted in night. well. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've gone to the huge earth covered. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial commentary contributor and much much. only on the bus and. led. police on your arm and a life. all the face of this type you know. plenty. of pleasure to have you

while debby wants to spend more time watching her daughter play hockey. they are thanking their loyal customers by slashing prices. >> everything is 50 to 75% off that's huge savings. and there are certain collections that have never been on sale. >> reporter: the beautiful cocktail and evening dresses are the best deals. >> this would retail for 2400, we're offering it for 600. >> reporter: this dress $3,298 now 623. all sales are final, by the end of june everything is expected to be gone, we'll give you directions so you can get here to check out the deals at 6abc.com. in lafayette hill amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, getting that morning jolt of java is going to cost you. word on how much starbucks is jacking up their prices. >>> and riding high we have the outcome of the phillies late night battle in saint louis, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday june 21 here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." an overnight house

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host: joining us is representative debbie wasserman schultz, the chair of the democratic national committeethanks so much for being with us. -- you were injured at a softball game. is everything ok? raised over $150,000 for the coalition, i pulled my hamstring in the process but it took one for the team. a couple solid base hits before i went down. i will be back in the game next year. [laughter] >> we're glad you are doing well. let's start with a rock -- ira q. conditions have been deteriorating, the president announcing he is sending in 300 special forces. what did you think of that move, and are you a fellow democrats willing to support him if he needs to take other steps like airstrikes? >> we have to protect our national security interests. that is first and foremost. takenk the president has measured steps to guarantee that without issuing ground toops to be able to start slowly step up our assistance to an iraqi focused security effort . the other thing the o president has emphasized is that there are tester gives political house in order. they have not been able to unify under the

, ryan jackson who will be getting in touch with each of you to set up an individual meeting with debbie for hopefully next week with each of you. >> so if you hear from ryan jackson, he is debbie's new assistant. >> okay. >> all right. thank you public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 17? >> public comment, on items not on today's agenda? >> any public comment? >> seeing none, it is closed. >> adjournment, 8:10. we are adjourned. thanks. >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the

while debby wants to spend more time watching her daughter play hockey. they are thanking their loyal commerce by slashing prices. >> it's a way of giving back, everything is 50 to 75% off. that's huge savings. there are certain collections that have never been on sale. >> reporter: the beautiful cocktail and evening dresses are among the best deals. >> this would retail for around 2400. we're offering it for under 600. >> reporter: or this jersey dress by channel 75% off. all sales are final and by the end of june everything is expected to be gone. we'll give you directions so you can check out the deals at 6abc.com. in lafayette hills, be a b channel 6 "action news." >> the world cup going on in brazil the u.s. plays today while protests break out. >> a pennsylvania state trooper paralyze at hampton, with free wi-fi, just for staying the night... hi! hi, buddy! ...you'll have more to smile about. now you can power up while earning double points or double miles on your next getaway. feel the hamptonality are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom:

, ryan jackson who will be getting in touch with each of you to set up an individual meeting with debbie for hopefully next week with each of you. >> so if you hear from ryan jackson, he is debbie's new assistant. >> okay. >> all right. thank you public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 17? >> public comment, on items not on today's agenda? >> any public comment? >> seeing none, it is closed. >> adjournment, 8:10. we are adjourned. thanks. >> good morning today is tuesday, june 24, 2014, welcome to the san francisco transportation authority. my name is supervisor john avalos the chair the transportation authority and the clerk is ms. erica changing sfmta is charles and jonathan call roll and supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen absent. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. we have quorum. >> great we have quorum. >> minutes approval for the may meeting. >> seeing none, we'll go on to public comment it's open on the item con

, ryan jackson who will be getting in touch with each of you to set up an individual meeting with debbie for hopefully next week with each of you. >> so if you hear from ryan jackson, he is debbie's new assistant. >> okay. >> all right. thank you public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 17? >> public comment, on items not on today's agenda? >> any public comment? >> seeing none, it is closed. >> adjournment, 8:10. we are adjourned. thanks. ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmta.com is mobile friendly, it works great on a tablet, smart phone or a lap top, it is built to go wherever we go. >> cool. >

, ryan jackson who will be getting in touch with each of you to set up an individual meeting with debbie for hopefully next week with each of you. >> so if you hear from ryan jackson, he is debbie's new assistant. >> okay. >> all right. thank you public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 17? >> public comment, on items not on today's agenda? >> any public comment? >> seeing none, it is closed. >> adjournment, 8:10. we are adjourned. thanks. city of san francisco public utilities commission >>> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to call this special joint meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission and the commission on the environment to order. it's just a little after 3:00 p.m.. mad am secretary please call the roll. >> for the puc courtney. caen, commissioners moran, torres? >> here. >> for the environment commission president jash -- josh units ua arce, stevenson, nicholas, commissioners sarah wong, commissioner king is excused. >> please call the next item. >> please call for public comment. >> opening remarks for item 3. opening r

we showed debbie the hidden camera tape.he says it was her car, but she wasn't careless with her keys the way levi claims. >> he's laughing and he's happy and he's joking and he thinks it's a big joke. and that frustrates me. >> boasting to the undercover officers how he did this. >> yeah. i was violated. and that feels crappy. you know? he's laughing about it. >> but as you'll see, he won't be laughing for long. chris hansen with "dateline nbc." coming up -- >> he's a good con artist. >> on the trail of a salesman. his product, women. >> i had a quota. $1,200 to $1,500 a night. >> how much of that money did you get to keep? >> none of it. >> when "vegas undercover" continues. [ rippling ] [ male announcer ] what if... [ crunching, rumbling ] ...it were possible... [ low-pitched scraping, thud ] to capture... [ trilling ] the precision... [ sloshing ] passion... [ low-pitched scraping, thud ] [ whoosh ] ...and beauty... that goes into what you do? [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ a better web starts with your website. create your

debbie w dot stop corporate abuse dot org your organization is incredible you guys are doing great work on the ground good luck in moscow thanks so much for coming on gun store appreciate you. that's our show you guys join me again tomorrow when i bring the stuff all over again. to the. city the building. has to be twenty. degrees with some tokomaru still sells from st petersburg to from the trouble in search of the sun. the future. his name was joseph he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. it was the group propaganda was actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time raising ordinary german soldier students who would. keep its complete use of go bill sniff precisely what the masses needed to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the kite paper from the fairy tale that made the rats fall though that you know despite. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist bound for towns saw in the west we have to fight these myths today in memory of those who won in the second world war. tonight the reality in ira

debbie 10 percent in some way. we will face a terror attack it is inevitable and we need to prepare for it. >>host: his most recent book brandt new about greco game plan for about this is booktv on c-span2. >> the soviet system in eastern europe had the seeds of its own destruction we see the problems at the very beginning. with the attempt to control all institutions and all parts of the economy but when you do that and tried to control everything you create opposition everywhere. to tell all artists and one artist's death says no. you have just made him into a political dissident. off if you tell a boy scout troops they cannot be boys scouts but young pioneers. and one group decides they don't like that. so they formed the underground group and a very happened and those underground as scout groups were popular in poland now there is also other political opponents. >> i am going back through a series i have read before centering on our presidents i get started on reading the book on truman. and how they solved pro

people like debbie lee. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> this is the debbie lee most people know.three, lighting up lives with her smile and compassion. but like ten million women in this country, debbie suffers from depression. a lifelong battle she's never shared publicly until now. do you feel ashamed talking to me about it? >> i mean, it's a struggle. there's definitely a stigma, still. somewhere in the back of my mind, i should be able to control this. >> first diagnosed in high school, debbie says her depression became debilitating after the birth of her children, leaving her barely able to function. here she's on a family trip to an amusement park, where all she wanted to do was sleep. >> inside, you're just -- i don't want to be around people. i don't want to laugh. >> debbie says while medication helped, she lived in fear of being judged, often hiding her symptoms from family and friends. putting on a happy face at church. did you feel your religion judged you, made you judge yourself more? >> absolutely, yeah. there was definitely a sense of, if you read your bible more

are you kidding me, debbie? my gosh.st tip was $100 bill for a bowl of oatmeal and a glass of water. kelly worked at disneyland where you have to donate all tips to the wishing well and when mike gave a tip to a waitress, she asked what was wrong? i was a waitress for all of about six weeks when i was in college. it was a rebellious job. i used to take a moped on the highway with a friend to get to this restaurant. not a lot of people came to the restaurant. my dad came in one day and gave me 20 bucks. i think he felt sorry for me. thank you, jen, for saying that in my ear. thanks for being part of the "real story." now time to head over to shepard smith. >>> breaking news, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> good m the fox news desk. breaking news on fox news channel. moments from now police are to hold a news conference on the high school shooting in oregon that sent an entire community into a bit of panic. they already have confirmed the shooting is now dead and one student is dead but there are so

this from debbie wasserman-schultz. it settles the debate once for all. the tea party has taken control of the republican party. period. she said when eric cantor can't alternative republican nomination it's clear gop has redefined far right. your thoughts. >> well, i wouldn't phrase it the way that debbie wasserman-schultz does but i think the tea party is alive and kicking. this was the theme of this election was the death of the tea party and revenge of the establishment. the thinking in washington the tea party got out of their system in 2010 and 2012 but then we had the government shutdown fiasco and so now the adults were going come back in and be in charge. it's not working out that way. i disagree that this is all about immigration reform. immigration was an issue in this election but it hasn't been the driving issue in all of these races and it's not just this race with dave brat. you got chris mcdaniel who just stunned thad cochran in mississippi and will go ahead and win that runoff. you got ben sasse in nebraska who was a strong tea party cand

our health director and port director and other and our naivety department head appointed last week debbie so many more critical leaders in position that direct policy and function for our city. i'm proud to have as my council nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein and congresswoman spear joins us in making sure we're strong and we have a strong fight for our san franciscans and here in san francisco and washington, d.c. so joining with others congress members honda and hoffman and spear and nancy pelosi we're going to move forward and advance workers rights and equality for all of us in san francisco and across the country i know there's a lot of work ahead i remain committed for all residents i commend you and people in the audience and those i've just met even those years i was just happy to see roses come and join us thank you for coming here today congratulations (clapping) >> good morning and thank you four attending this important forum i'm emmy i'm the region representative for the department of the labor in san francisco i've had the privilege of working at the department of the looker

. >> there was no fingerprints on the flashlight, so forensic analyst debby mccool looked for possibledna evidence. >> i didn't find any obvious blood stains. i took a swab from the outer surface of the torch. i removed the batteries and swabbed those as well. >> and she made sure to swab the one place that's easy to overlook, the area underneath the on/off switch, hoping to find dead skin cells. >> dna can get on an object just by handling it, and by swabbing the item, we can often obtain a dna profile. >> amazingly, there were enough skin cells to develop a dna profile. the skin cells in the crevices of the on/off switch were not ivan jones' or darcy mcclain's. they were the skin cells of the murder victim, david crawford, proving it was his flashlight. investigators believe that jones planned to burglarize the empty house across the street from david crawford. to break in, jones stole the ax from darcy mcclain's home, but when he got to the house, a neighborhood dog started barking and woke david crawford. he got up and grabbed his flashlight to investigate. crawford saw jones, and

but the rain didn't stop 33 year debbie tinlock from venturing out that night. >> she was a pretty vivacious that loved to ski and had a sailboat in the harbor.

debbi and c.j., i'm so sorry for your loss. i appreciate you talking with us. >> thank you. >> i wish you both peace in the days ahead. >> thank you. >> i'm wishing that it too. i just don't know where i'm going to find it. >> there's a lot of people thinking about you and praying for you and thinking about him as well. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> family mourning. a family just outside of portland, oregon, has the same thing ahead of them. closure is a word that is a tv word. it doesn't really exist for this kind of death with the senseless killing. amelia hoffman was just 14 years old when a 15-year-old classmate shot and killed him yesterday morning. he was a soccer star and much more. warmhearted, smart and funny. some of the hardest days of my life and he would make me smile. last night at the seattle mariners game, the field was silent as the team, the fans paid tribute and to paul lee who was killed by a gunman at seattle pacific just a few days earlier. tonight we honor them both as well. in portland, people are

debbie shea says home burglaries could be violent. >> there is a possibility of mothers being home with young children, taking a nap into afternoons, when this occurred. >> how can we possibly ask people to call the police when they see sus spishus activity? when something like this happens and everything knows about it. >> the spokesman told abc7 news that the case has not been dropped, that it's still under investigation. >> we need to make sure evidence is in place. thoroughly, completely prior to charging this case to make sure charges reflect the crime. he says two were aested before taking anything from the home, charging them with trespassing would be a misdemeanor. if they could, they'd go with a serious felony like burglary. >> we have new details on a grass fire burning in solano county. it's 80% contained now the fire burned 70 acres north of vacaville, threatening homes but crews managed to stop the progress the first, fire first reported off rolling hills lane. in marin county a wildfire burned a remote area of samuel p taylor state park. the fire is now 80% contained. the

this from debbie wasserman-schultz. it settles the debate once for all.aken control of the republican party. period. she said when eric cantor can't alternative republican nomination it's clear gop has redefined far right. your thoughts. >> well, i wouldn't phrase it the way that debbie wasserman-schultz does but i think the tea party is alive and kicking. this was the theme of this election was the death of the tea party and revenge of the establishment. the thinking in washington the tea party got out of their system in 2010 and 2012 but then we had the government shutdown fiasco and so now the adults were going come back in and be in charge. it's not working out that way. i disagree that this is all about immigration reform. immigration was an issue in this election but it hasn't been the driving issue in all of these races and it's not just this race with dave brat. you got chris mcdaniel who just stunned thad cochran in mississippi and will go ahead and win that runoff. you got ben sasse in nebraska who was a strong tea party candidate. you have a se

this from debbie wasserman-schultz. it settles the debate once for all.ntrol of the republican party. period. she said when eric cantor can't alternative republican nomination it's clear gop has redefined far right. your thoughts. >> well, i wouldn't phrase it the way that debbie wasserman-schultz does but i think the tea party is alive and kicking. this was the theme of this election was the death of the tea party and revenge of the establishment. the thinking in washington the tea party got out of their system in 2010 and 2012 but then we had the government shutdown fiasco and so now the adults were going come back in and be in charge. it's not working out that way. i disagree that this is all about immigration reform. immigration was an issue in this election but it hasn't been the driving issue in all of these races and it's not just this race with dave brat. you got chris mcdaniel who just stunned thad cochran in mississippi and will go ahead and win that runoff. you got ben sasse in nebraska who was a strong tea party candidate. you have a series of

this from debbie wasserman-schultz. it settles the debate once for all. tea party has taken control of the republican party. period. she said when eric cantor can't alternative republican nomination it's clear gop has redefined far right. your thoughts. >> well, i wouldn't phrase it the way that debbie wasserman-schultz does but i think the tea party is alive and kicking. this was the theme of this election was the death of the tea party and revenge of the establishment. the thinking in washington the tea party got out of their system in 2010 and 2012 but then we had the government shutdown fiasco and so now the adults were going come back in and be in charge. it's not working out that way. i disagree that this is all about immigration reform. immigration was an issue in this election but it hasn't been the driving issue in all of these races and it's not just this race with dave brat. you got chris mcdaniel who just stunned thad cochran in mississippi and will go ahead and win that runoff. you got ben sasse in nebraska who was a strong tea party candidat

>> good afternoon, supervisors, debbie with the san francisco human services network. hsn is a member of the budget justice collaboration and we urge your support for vulnerable residents of san francisco. i'm here to focus on the cost of doing business increase. we appreciate the mayor's inclusion of a 1.5% in his budget we're asking the board of supervisor to match that amount. we shouldn't have to be here today. it's long time to institutionalize -- they have do not cost escalateers and there -- during a recession, we had no increase for four years along with budget cuts, then for the past two years, we have had small increases and we appreciate that the board has helped with those increases but the last time non profits had an increase that equalled cpi was in fiscal year 2007-08 and over the seven years, cpi has gone up by 20 percent while non profit contracts has gone up by 5%. every year without a cost of doing business increase, the cpi is a budget cut and every year our budgets are constricted. this is not okay. we challenge you to think about how non profits

. >> debbie, did you know your son carried a concealed weapon with him? >> yeah. he had the gun for quite awhile. he went and got his ccw -- yes, most of the time he had his gun on him. most of the time. it got to the point sometimes he walked out the door he just didn't have it. it used to be he carried it on him all the times. but 10 out of 11 times he carried it and the other he didn't. this date why he took it, i don't know. he was supposed to be going to returning a modem, coming back and going swimming. >> it's an extraordinary thing that he did. it sounds like somebody who reached out to other people throughout his life. debbie and c.j., i'm so sorry for your loss, but i do appreciate you talking with us. >> thank you. >> i wish you both peace in the days ahead. >> thank you. >> i'm wishing that too. i just don't know where i'm going to find it. >> there's a lot of people thinking about you and praying for you and thinking about him as well. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> family mourning. a family just outside of portland, oregon, has the same kind of

while debby wants to be with her daughter. >> it's a way of giving back. it's a terrific sale everything is 50 to 75% off. >> reporter: the beautiful cocktail and evening dresses are among the best deals. >> this would retail for 2400. le we are offering it under 600. this jersey dress originally $3,298, 123. by the end of june everything is expected to be gun. we'll give you directions so you can check out the deals at 6abc.com. in lafayette hills, amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> that store is an institution in that neighborhood. good sale. >>> find out why a michigan teen gave his brother a 40-mile long piggyback right. >> a water main break ohms up a huge hole in the street. >> reporter: when i come back we'll look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. it's going to be bumpy weather this week. if y frozen arnold palmer. it's the coldest arnold palmer around. what you got there? frozen arnold palmer. i think you got me beat. introducing dunkin's new frozen arnold palmer coolatta. get any small coolatta for just $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. oh,

do you and debbie wassermann schultz pour out a little food are a homie? is anything done there?much. jon nothing. all right. no love lost. so you were supposed to obviously be joining us here in new york. you had to stay down in d.c. because of a vote that was announced. what was that about? >> well, it was actually one of the small bits of good news that comes out of washington. we voted to put money into the veterans' hospitals to deal with the problems that we've read about. these folks went oversea, were injured, and that deserve to be treated as best we can. this bill will help make that happen. it was bipartisan. bernie sanders, liberal democrat, john mccain, conservative republican got together. it was a rare good moment. [cheering and applause] >> jon: that's excellent. now, is that bill... obviously i'm not familiar with the details. is that called the 2014 "oh my god, what took us so long" bill? >> you might say that, yes. >> jon: it is unbelievable at times what it takes to get some kind of agreement. i mean, this scandal is about as egregious as you could possibly ge

it's christmastime in this quiet suburb of cincinnati, and matt and debby wilicet decked out their houseways said our yard kind of looked like a clark griswold kind of setup. >> the centerpiece of the decorations is a 12-foot-tall inflatable snowman. >> our neighbors couldn't believe they actually made a frosty inflatable snowman that tall. and the children really enjoyed looking at it. >> two weeks after they put up the snowman, they come home from dinner to find it deflated. >> the first time that it was vandalized, we had no idea it was a true vandalization. we thought just the weather had torn it and fell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small neighborhood? lots of people a

joining me now is democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. great to have you with us. >> thank you, erin. >> you just heard senator collins, she would not do this deal that she said five of the administration officials who testified today, they all said that these taliban members would want to come back and threaten the united states. was this a bad deal? >> well, what shocks me is that we just heard from a united states senator. as much respect as i have for senator collins, for a united states senator to suggest that we should leave a member of our armed forces who was in the midst of an armed conflict, regardless of the circumstances that he will likely be tried for and considered innocent until proven guilty later, that she would leave a soldier in an armed conflict behind when we had intelligence from everything that i understand, erin, that he was -- this was our last best opportunity. that he was potentially on death's door. you know, looking at grainy video is not a way for us to determine that. but from everything i understand, this

debbie worns at the horse division where the beautiful colt born to love the chicago's and sired by lucky pope. everyone these days wants to be a chromeie. this shirt was happeneded out to employees. >> all of our farm people out there have them and we are representing california chrome. everybody needs a hero and chrome is our hero. >> california chrome cut out clearly the big attraction her here. people can't walk by without snapping a picture or maybe taking a selfie. this is abc 7 news. >> go california chrome. >> difficult choice for some bay area students. attend graduation or the state track meet. 4 hercules high school seniors made it to this weekend state meet very same day as graduation. the kid had to decide between attending graduation with family and friends or possibly winning a championship. the track won. >> it was a hard decision but then when i talked the with my family and my team mates we all came dup at the time decision that's what we want to do. we have been working really hard and all really excited about it. >> if it ends next week, ened this week they can't in my

why would the fbi overlook the fact that, what, debbie davis, debbie hussey, two women suddenly disappearnt murders of roger wheeler and michael donahue. why does this just fly away? where is the evidence that he was not an informant? >> when you make the sensational claim that he he was an informant, you make it based on secondhand information. what you ignore is there was a long-standing relationship between the department of justice and known organized crime figures, not just jim bulger. and the agenda of the department of justice is to use these figures in organized crime to fight their wars and political goals. so for you to regurgitate something that is said by an author that has been fed propaganda for 20 years by the federal government shows no substance. so at this trial we deliberately went into the facts of whether he was an informant, and i asked every single witness if they had ever heard him give them information. and every witness for the government that they called that was a former law enforcement officer said jim called said ji bulger never gave them information. whether

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hi debbie, great to meet you. >> nice to meet you, shini. >> reporter: tell me about the technology in vehicle. >> this is our demonstration vehicle. we have it equipped with three afterdevices, and they transmit a message from vehicle to vehicle. >> reporter: can we see them in action? >> absolutely. each vehicle has a dedicated short-range communication radio. we are transmitting a basic safety message, the vehicle's speed, position and heading. then we compare that to our own vehicle and do a threat assessment and warn the driver accordingly. >> reporter: so that forward collision was because the car in front stopped and was an obstacle. >> typically an mergee electronic brake -- emergency electronic brake like tells me, the driver, that one is braking, and not just braking, braking hard. panic braking. it may not be in the lain in front of me -- lane in front of me, but one of the leaps. >> along with v2v there's vehicle to infrastructure, where cars with sensors. >> we have a cautionary warping to say there was a kerb again and i'm going too past for the curve. >> is that v to i.

. >> debbie and i worked together for 11 years.umor has it that she went to the director of the latent lab and told the director that sergeant ramsey was threatening an ied investigation if they never found that print. i never once said that. >> i respect authority, but i don't mind challenging authority. >> whatever happened, it got them off of dead center. and there were several people that were assigned to go through every hpd case looking for prints. >> after months of looking through all of the case files, someone finally found them. >> they just put it in the wrong file. you know, it was just a clerical error. >> of all the evidence lost, at least the fingerprints had been recovered. by this time, the year was 2003, and sophisticated computerized fingerprint systems were everywhere. jim ramsey had the prints from diane maxwell's car compared to those in the texas state-wide database. unfortunately, there were no hits. undeterred, ramsey ran the prints through the fbi's national database. this time, there were 20 potential hit

debbie worns at the horse division where the beautiful colt born to love the chicago's and sired by lucky chromeie. this shirt was happeneded out to employees. >> all of our farm people out there have them and we are representing california chrome. everybody needs a hero and chrome is our hero. >> california chrome cut out clearly the big attraction her here. people can't walk by without snapping a picture or maybe taking a selfie. this is abc 7 news. >> go california chrome. >> difficult choice for some bay area students. attend graduation or the state track meet. 4 hercules high school seniors made it to this weekend state meet very same day as graduation. the kid had to decide between attending graduation with family and friends or possibly winning a championship. the track won. >> it was a hard decision but then when i talked the with my family and my team mates we all came dup at the time decision that's what we want to do. we have been working really hard and all really excited about it. >> if it ends next week, ened this week they can't in my eye they can't do any better. >> the bo