. >> they did not: no debby hawk. no anywhere. >> there was some drag marks, some kind of smear marks leading out to the garage where they stopped. and debbie's van was gone too. >> my initial reaction is oh, my god. what has happened. who could have done this. >> the girls ran to a neighbor's house. conrad called 911. >> we went in my mom's room and bathroom and there's blood on the carpet. >> after the initial shock of it. i kind of start to be reasonable and think, wait a minute. let's not overreact here. clearly she cut her hand with a knife or something and she was bleed and raced out to the car to go to the mrnl roomemergency this is all just a big misunderstanding. >> but it wasn't. though there were plenty of misunderstandings to come and questions that refused to be answered. where was debbie hawk, what happened to her? and what happened to the sacred bond that once held three children together. back in the beginning, eventually the police were confused. >> this case seemed very unusual from the start. >> ass

debbie: it's been a bunch of experiments.unched an app a or two ago where businesses can use the app to start to market themselves to users on whatsapp. there is no advertising whatsoever on whatsapp yet, but we expect it to follow a model similar to what facebook did with messenger, which is to provide marketing tools for first -- companies first, then gradually roll in advertising. we are expecting that for whatsapp as well. we're not sure if that will happen this year. emily: how much potential does that have? there are a lot of ways for businesses to connect with facebook and facebook messenger is another one of those ways. debbie: emarketer has not yet forecasted advertising revenue for messenger or whatsapp yet, but these are early businesses. there is a lot of opportunity, particularly in the area of customer service, for a company like facebook with messenger and whatsapp, but as far as advertising, it is very minimal at this point. it could grow over time. these are very popular apps. with millions, if not billions o

well, now debbie wasserman schultz is joining the act saying, quote, one thousand dollars doesn't go how on earth can the democrats look at anybody with a straight face and say things like this? this is nothing but a let them eat cake message, they're just wanting to try to win mid-term elections and they cannot admit that anything good is happening in our economy. ly tell you one thing, a thousand bucks is a lot of money and a lot of money to a lot of people, debbie, nancy, maybe not to you, but to a lot of people. we will debate this next s ] hey maya. hey! you still thinking about opening your own shop? every day. i think there are some ways to help keep you on track, closer to home. we grew to a trillion dollars in assets under care by thinking about your goals as much as you do. ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. trish: nancy pelosi dismissing bonuses companies are giving because of tax reform and saying they a

back and we're joined by congressman debbie wasserman schultz. you said dreamers can't wait. this is the only country many of the patriots have ever known. i won't vote for another spending bill until we do. as we're coming up on perhaps another spending bill or a larger deal. do you still feel that way? >> i absolutely do still feel that way. we have 122 dreamers. they have been in this country since they're very small, known no other country except this one and 22 dreamers -- 122 dreamers a day are being jeopardized by losing their protective status under the defense -- the dream act and we need make sure that they are able to remain in the only country they've ever known, be able to contribute to improving america whether they're serving in the military or attending college or starting a small business as one of the dreamers that i did a press confrance with earlier this year to highlight the contributions that they've made. so in addition to it being wholly irresponsible that we've kicked the budget can down the road several times. we're enjanuary of the fiscal year. ther

furious debate over "fire and fury" as well as immigration allegations over vote rigging involving debbie wasserman schultz and drill down into the greasy swamp known as big oil. happy holidays to all of you. i was in england visiting family, and guess what the big story is over there? the attempt to overturn the brexit vote with former prime minister tony blair calling fair second referendum because the people got it wrong in 2016. sound familiar? here in america, the establishment is all in on a new effort to overturn the 2016 presidential vote. they're saying president trump is mentally unfit and must be removed using the 25th amendment which is almost overnight replaced russia as the number one topic of conversation at elite dinner parties. a new book by michael wolff proves that the president is crazy. so as a public service to you, we're here to help separate fact from fiction when it comes to "fire and fury." first of all, every supporter of president trump should understand one thing about this book. the argument that donald trump is mentally unfit is not michael wolff's opinion,

this is a woman named debby robinson. this up briefly and we'll hear from her. >> debby robinson is a woman who, in her early 20s, was sexually assaulted by someone related to someone in the household where she lived. she says now she couldn't name what was happening. she knew that this was some kind of relationship that she didn't like, that she didn't want it, she wanted it to stop, it was supposed to be hidden, but this is somebody she had been taught to trust. she had not gotten sex ed in school, people hadn't spoken to her about sex or sexual assault because it was assumed as a woman with an intellectuals disability she wouldn't be interested in having relationships or sex. so when this happened she didn't know what it was or what to do. >> woodruff: let's hear a part of that interview. >> i felt dirty. i just felt not clean. i blame myself. i felt powerless. i couldn't even look in the mirror because, you see, all that comes back toio. it just does. i had to figure out it's not my fault. >> woodruff: joe shapiro, ho

. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is debbie durst, i'm the president of the board of comedy day and producer of comedy day. it still rings true with me and just for -- i apologize, if you've heard it before, but for the commissioners not here at the last meeting. i'll read it now. dang it, they broke. the very first comedy day was 1980. we moved the laughter to the western end of the golden gate park for a few years when we outgrew the bandshell. but for the last 20-some years comedy day's home has been sharon meadow. it's a perfect fit. it's a day of agree comedy. there are very few things left that are free to the public. it's a san francisco tradition, so close to the history of hippie hill in the meadow. even more legendary was this one man. this man was talented, smart, funny and one of the most generous and philanthropic. he loved coming year after year, hang out with the contemporaries and shower the stage with genius. comedy day has always been about bringing the funny. laughter is the best medicine and this man brought huge doses of it. you could feel the electricity co

other wrinkles in the story, also debbie wasserman schultz, the i.t. 80 scandal.e had smashed our drives in his garage. of course, he denied it ever happened. also breaking tonight, he newly released text message from peter strzokro and lisa page, this is where to get interesting. it appears to show that both of them, and now tonight, the attorney general, formerr attorney general loretta lynch knew that hillary clinton would not be prosecuted in her email server investigation. it's important that they are saying this before they interviewed hillary. before we show you the message, let's give you a little back story. remember in may, comey and strzok and other top fbi officials come over member they were drafting the clinton exoneration of the email server scandal before ever interviewing hillary and 17 other key witnesses? so exoneration before investigation, yeah, that is called being rare to -- rigged in the fix was in. you have loretta lynch meeting bill clinton on the tarmac talking about grandchildren for 40 minutes at the end of june. they have not interrog

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wasserman schultz and i think they probably will say something about why she succeeded debbie and if you want to see more i interviewed donna a few minutes ago and we will run that interview on sunday morning. i loved it for the 2008 democratic national convention donna told steven colbert quote i like, look, i'm a woman so i like hillary and i'm black so like obama and i also am grumpy so i like mccain. [laughter] i don't think she's in a grumpy mood she's in a great mood and aside from the one hour it took here to get here from her hotel so please welcome to outstanding women, donna brazile and anna navarro. [applause] [inaudible] >> given current circumstances i thank you should go on the [inaudible] i've known for a long time that she was a sister. this is my sister from another mother. hello, i am in your home. >> hello, girl. welcome. [speaking in native tongue] all right. so, first of all, do you know this little book there began as a little before 34 years ago? i am so proud of this college and so proud of -- [inaudible] i am from miami so we like to it's the best [bleep] lit

now 63, debby has lived in the same room at the ranch for 45 years. there are three houses on the 25-acre ranch property. eighteen residents live here full time, and another 25 come and use the program, which include field trims, agriculture, animals, and art. people come from all over to see what vine village is about. >> it gives them hope there are good places like this. >> reporter: jane byers has been a volunteer and board member since the mid- ú70s. she tried to talk sannen into not taking over the ranch. >> "you've been here all your life." and she said, "i want to stay here all my life." this is where i want to live. >> reporter: people like sarah danatoli, who moved to vine village four years ago. >> they have a lot of people that know you and care about you and do things with you and stuff. >> that feels good? >> reporter: apparently it's a two-way street. >> i love this place. there's so much good that comes from this place. >> reporter: so for continuing what her grandparents started, providing a safe nurturing home and environment for tho

i think they probably will say something about why she succeeded debbie. and if you want to see more, i interviewed don a few minutes ago, we will run the interview on sunday morning. i loved it, before the 2008 democratic national convention, donna told stephen colbert quote, look, i'm a woman so i like hillary. i'm black i like obama. and also am grumpy so i like mccain. [laughing] i don't think she's in a grumpy mood. she's in a great mood, aside from one hour to occur to get her from her hotel. so please welcome to outstanding women, donna brazile and ana navarro. [applause] and given court circumstances i think you should go on the right. did you all know she has african descent? she's descendent of a slave? i have known for a long time that she was a sister. this is my sister from another mother. [laughing] hello. i'm in your home. >> hello, girl welcome. the end but -- all right. first of all, do you know this little book fair begin puzzle book fair 34 years ago. i am so proud of this book fair. [applause] >> i'm from miami so we like superlatives.

earlier debbie showed where our transportation emission footprint looks like in the scope of the city's overall footprint. i wanted to highlight that for us, transportation has been a really stubborn sector. transportation emissions have increased slightly from 2012 which see there. our transportation is 30% of where our gas footprint and we can power or mini systems and when we look at private sector transportation mostly cars and trucks responsible for 90% of emissions they're key to pollution levels and associated health problems. before i get into the achievements we've seen in our zero emission vehicle work and what the road ahead looks like for us, i want to highlight that san francisco is first and foremost a transit first city, as debbie said we already achieved our goal two years ahead of schedule and that has shift to a new goal by 2030 mode shift is essential to not only address greenhouse gas emissions and to address congestion and safety issues caused by single-occupancy vehicles. where are we today? i know this will be hard to see. this is what used to be known as the plug

>> debbie. of >> debbie >> what do you do for a living >> artist >> all right.o how long is it going to take to make up his face >> well, i hope to do it under two hours. >> you better or we're only on till 9:00. try to get this done buy 8:50 >> how long have you been doing this >> i've been going since about, i would say 2001? >> 2001? >> yeah. really? 17 years you get your face painted every game >> absolutely. >> what about when they're on the road >> not every put game. night game, playoffs and dallas >> and that's what the >> what do you have special today >> nfc can champs on it because we're getting ready for minnesota and it will be probably a full eagles across the face and we have debbie fill and as the eagles not a nick, coming in, taking up for carson, debbie is taking for the in your face painter and she's on sabbatical >> she take breaks when the eagles are winning. >> phil cooper ladies and gentlemen. >> i can't wait to keep check, back in. this one goes to the birds, we're hours away like i said, less than 12 hours away from kickoff, what will it

. >> commissioner anderson: may i invite will and debbie to come back up for a moment? is that all right? >> president buell: i think they have permission. >> commissioner anderson: i would like to hear more about the genesis of the idea. you mentioned the people who supported it, but i know there is a little more work that happened and would invite you to share a little bit more and wanted to thank you for inviting me to come out to comedy day, which i did, and it was a very joyous, embracing event with such talented people such as yourselves and thought you could give us a little more background. >> well, robin was such a part of the comedy community, such a part of comedy day. like i said, he was there the very first comedy day. and he was always a great supporter of comedy day and not a lot of people know it, but if it weren't for robin giving us some money, there would be no comedy day a few years. he was just a silent supporter. >> he did it anonymously, so we couldn't mention amongst ourselves whether he had given money. we always heard that we got the money, bec

here is a what debbie wasserman-schultz said? 2011. house gop refused to extend tax cut. $4 some per paycheck. tweet what $40 means to you. debbie, i'll trade you two 20s for a thousand. it illustrates their dishonesty. for them it's not about the size of your paycheck. it's about the party in power. here is hillary clinton touting women, rights. >> i wants to thank you for being a role model for my daughter and young women everywhere. >> a new democracy can't be built on the persecution of women. the only way we'll get sexism out of politics is to get more women into politics. >> somebody who has been a defining figure in come even's empowerment. >> we need to be serious about supporting and nurturing our girls. jesse: but the "new york times" says hillary clinton had an advisor who repeatly sexually harassed his underlings. she gave him a slap on the wrist and moved the female underling to another job. hillary taking a ton much heat on the -- a ton of heat for this. katie, what do you think about this? katie: this is par for the cour

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and i remembered the incident with debbie from about a year earlier. 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 program

hi debbie, are you with us? caller: yes. everyone, this would not have happened if republicans were doing their job all year long. they have not. all we have had is continuing resolutions. they have not passed a budget, they haven't had hearings for and dealtidual agency with the problems, any of them. they have not dealt with any of them. all they do is pass continuing let theons and they ship -- that chip health care program expire. ringing itave been up, summary times, for months and months and months! everyone who blames it democrats for this, this is not about daca. it is about constantly having continuing resolutions, instead of actually dealing with the problem. people are not understanding what is really wrong. and what is happening, and what republicans have been doing, they are not doing their job. for have not done their job years, and years, and years! they have control of the government, except for the white house, doing most of the obama administration. and they still are not doing their job with the republican

charlie, your reaction to what congresswoman debby dingell just said. she said everyone's got to get in the same room. we've got to quit kicking the can down the road. it's costing the american economy and costing the american people. do you agree? >> yes. this compromise out to be easy to make when you think about it. there's broad bipartisan support for c.h.i.p. broad bipartisan support for daca. all of these things were within reach just a few days ago. you had the president sitting at the table in the cabinet room talking about the, let's get this done, for this bill and then you had the shit-hole meeting. what you had was a moment in which you could have bipartisan progress. but because this president not only won't provide leadership, but basically has blown up many of those talks, here we are, at a moment of underlying the dysfunction of the first year of the trump presidency. >> this morning, jonathan, the president is up and tweeting already. he's tweeting about why republicans cannot pass a government spending bill. he said they need a handful

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positivity debbie wasserman schultz and thought about it all. >> $1000 does not go very far >> 1st oftarbucks just announced $2000 bonuses and is wrong on that and secondly the pay raises and bonuses total in the billions of dollars benefiting 3 million american workers and counting, debbie according to american for tax r. if you put the american worker 1st, not your party, you will not have to be such a sour plus. stay with us, we will be right back and are very, very >> laura: okay, before we go, i want to hear what you think about president trump's new immigration plan. 1.8 million undocumented alert, illegal immigrants get a pathway to citizenship, full funding foe wall, and the visa lottery, kind of. so tweet me and react to my interview, as well. we'll be doing more of that tomorrow night. have no fear because shannon bream when the "fox news @ night" team are all over this evening's big news developments. shannon. >> shannon: there are plenty of them. thank you so much. big news on special counsel robert mueller and president trump tonight. plus a whole lot more. five months wo

perhaps it's a question for debbie, if it's okay to seek your opinion here. i want to be on the 180 side of things and feel the advocates would be in support of that. i also know we had a sense of where acting mayor was this morning reed and -- do we know when the transition happens to the new acting mayor? i understood the acting mayor was perhaps going to make a position public tomorrow. i'm wondering about the implications. if we're bold as commissioner hochschild urges to do and say 180 days my sense is this is a non-binding resolution. it could be the most aggressive desire expressed to the pension board. so is there a down side? >> commissioner: i'd say every decision you make is where your instinct and comfort zone is in terms of your level of knowledge and ambition. that's is up to you to weigh those two things together and make what you would say is the most informed vote you can and not worry about the other. >> then i'd be inclined i don't know if i can move or how it goes but if it's protocol-wise appropriate to make a motion, i certainly feel com

all of the commissioners, debbie, who i have known for many years. and commissioner ahn, you said most of what i was going to say. but i just want to say that it feels very special to be honored by this city and county with such a strong commitment to environment and equity as you said and particularly on this day as the trump administration is really attacking things on both ends. it really means so much to us. i want to thank the department of environment and jessie denver and all the great staff there who have been amazing partners. want to honor late mayor lee who was such an inspiration for so many of us. and such an inspiration for many of us and grateful for the support of solar and housing in the city. i also want to thank some of our really amazing partners here today. we have dr. smith from the young communi community developers here today and some homeowners who have been recipients of our systems who couldn't make it because of the time. but i want to thank all of them. and really honor all of the amazing participants and job trainees who

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debbie kline says it wasn't the same without rangers and concessions inside. >> the fact that the government can't reach decisions and shuts them down to us when they belong to us, it's very disappointing. >> i'm surprised, i have never seen it ever be closed. >> reporter: it was a sunday morning shock to see the park closed. the route a big favorite for runners, bikers and tourists, part of the golden gate national recreation areas. >> we were just looking forward to walking up closer to the port, but another time. zblu. >> reporter: but the signs didn't stop many from defying the closure by simply going around and under the gate. when we were there, the park police didn't stop anyone. >> i think it's ridiculous, frankly, and thank goodness we didn't pay attention to the signs and we have gone on down and the bridge is so beautiful. >> reporter: alcatraz has decided to cancel their nighttime tours with refunds given. daytime tours will continue. the inconvenience likely to continue as long as the shutdown does. >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee tells abc7 news she's hoping there will b

she was covered up with blankets and a pillow. >> debbie called 911. >> police arrived at the parking of these shops, steve cedar watched as the van was opened. the coroner came a little while later. >> and they removed the body. >> correct and towed the van. >> an adult woman? >> yes. >> a 53-year-old white female thought to be living in the van. her body frozen but it's not clear if the cold was the cause of he death. >> very sad. >> it's not clear if the frigid temperatures played a role in this death. clarity will come with an autopsy and drug screen. live in northeast philadelphia, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> meanwhile a man and woman were shot while standing outside a corner deli in german town and the gunman got away. it happened before 2:00 a.m. on the 5100 block of german town avenue. the man is in serious condition and the woman was shot in the leg and she is stable. police were checking surveillance video in the area. >>> philadelphia police and the fbi are hoping that the public can identify a bank robber that struck in german town, they releas

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of debbie wasserman schultz has an i.t. aide broken hard drive busted up in his garage. do you see a pattern here with your side? doesn't it sound like a cover up to you? doesn't your intellect tell you it's a cover up? >> i break so many computers because i'm a liberal. not with hammers. i have not used bleach. i think you've asked me that before. it still the same answer. i've never used bleach. it doesn't seem like a cover up to me. it doesn't. >> all the emails from five months suddenly disappear. wouldn't that be -- >> you can't score a like that. with the number of technological problems that can occur, why was the fbi -- don't you think the people who took this oath to uphold justice in this country wouldn't back off of something they said and wouldn't get rid of those text messages? >> sean: this is the same fbi. we got to go through this. lisa page, peter strzok, andrew mccabe, james comey. did you ever -- do you think law enforcement rights exoneration before investigation? does that sound normal to you? speak and we have talked about this. >> sean: does that s