>> debbie itzo. >> reporter: debbie itzo.fense argued, that independent debbie sometimes went by her married name. they called lars's friends to say the couple's marriage was solid. >> how would you describe his relationship with debbie? >> perfect. >> it was very good. >> 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's 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. >> coming up -- a grieving husband? or a lying one. >> the love of your life? >> yes. >> the person you know better than anybody else. >> yes, sir. >> and you can't tell it's her when you pull that trigger? >> know better than anyone else. >> narr

debbie carried very few samples.drug theft was behind it why didn't the thief take any jewelry or electronics. no. it seemed to come down to dave. his character, his behavior and his own words and a conversation with a friend police recorded when dave speculated what might have happened to debbie. the defense played it in court. unguarded indication that dave had no idea what happened. >> he basically offered i don't think she is ever going to be found. >> did it work? listen to prosecutor larry crouch. >> oh, no. why are they putting it in? i thought it was harmful. what the jury thought no one could say. then there was inevitably a conversation about whether or not dave would testify. >> i told them i wanted to testify. >> an idea dave's attorney did not like one bit. >> dave is a combative individual, he is prideful, he is up ended easily. >> he thinks he is smart and hates for anyone to think he is not smart. he would be perfect fodder for a trained prosecutor. >> and so dave held his tongue in court. he saved hi

debbie and mike, welcome both of you to democracy now!ow does a few to be free -- how does it feel to be free? >> it feels good. it feels good. a heavy load has been lifted off of my heart, particularly talking about my son and being united with him. it is not even really arena vacation because i've never been with them. a reunification because i've never really been with him. it also feels a little bit heavy sisters were not released at the same time. we were all up for parole in may. i was released, but they were not. so leaving prison was a good feeling for me, but it was also not a good feeling. because they did not get released. as i have been saying, we were all arrested the same day, not only my sisters, but also the rest of the move 9. the samell arrested day. we were charged with the same charges. we were tried together. we were given the same sentence as was stated by the judge at the time, he said, since you say you are a family, i'm going to oblige you and sentence e you aa family.. so we were all giviven 30 to 100 years each.

debbie: money is always important unfortunately.ng i would like to work on when i get the congress. money has influenced politics for too long. --peaker rebello has a huge congressman carballo has a huge war chest. -- i've been able to raise quite enough money to go to reach the voters across my district so they know they have an option and opportunity for change. david: thank you very much. fascinating. debbie mucarsel-powell, democratic candidate running to represent florida's 26 district in the house of representatives. up next, the atlanta fed president will be at 4:00 eastern time. real yield is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your xfinity internet. so you just pay for data -- by the gig or unlimited. sa

. >> reporter: lars liked debbie, and he thought it was mutual. >> and he goes, "can i ask her out?" and i went, yeah, why can't you. >> reporter: so began an unlikely courtship between debbie, the petite powerhouse and lars, the six foot two nordic he-man. >> they were cute. they were goofy. >> like teenagers. >> they were, that first love.

debbie leighton hall. >> michelle talked about a few problems in the marriage, primary growing apartthe years. marty was away for extended periods of time. it was getting difficult for her. she was lonely. >> sometimes he was gone for months, and when he finally did come home, military families have come to know that adjustment period all too well. they bickered, they argued about her housekeeping, his job, about having children. he wanted them, she didn't. she was worried she would be stuck raising them by herself in a town where she was already miserable and lonely. >> here i was in fayetteville, loserville, and had nobody to hang out with, nobody i could pick up the phone and call. >> that actually is about the time it started. harmless really, just a few key strokes, see what might happen. it goes on all the time these days on the internet. sexy br sexy brunette seeks rend vow man. before long her internet inquiry got a response, from him. his name was john, john diamond. >> john loved women. john was a lady's man. john always had girlfriends. >> so debbie, john's kid sister, cou

joined by debbie holloway.n how to pronounce it, take a look at what gates said about the manafort and ukraine connections that they would initiate wire transfers from accounts directly to vendors, he would not have to report the income. interviewed by the fbi about a ukrainian investigation and two lobbying firms working with manafort on p.r. efforts for the politician, so this was a pretty big operation? >> a pretty big operation, and gates is spilling all of the dirt, that's why he cooperated with mueller, he has to go on the stand and tell all, but a very interesting few days, following it closely based on all of the reports coming out, but one thing that the lawyers hope to do is discredit gates and to make it look like he was doing all the bad stuff, paul manafort had no idea i was going on. it will be very hard, because as we have seen, the prosecutors are losing a lot of paper, emails and documents that show that paul manafort was very much in charge of the operation. he directed gates to do a lot of th

financial services thank you so much debbie sorry got to go now appreciate your time bank. it is time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we question the big four accounting firms are too cozy for comfort with their clients report which the c.e.o. of strong mark joins us and there is a merger madness in the hospital sector is more evident activity seems to be less health care for many americans steve malzberg weighs in on that important to finally talk a topic as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell already errol's on star will be right there. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out in the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. welcome back british breakfast secretary dominic robb has acknowledged the process of negotiating united kingdom's departure from the european union is unlikely to finish an agreement before a summit in october in res

financial services thank you so much debbie sorry got to go now pritchett your time bank. it is time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we question if the big four accounting firms are too cozy for comfort with their clients the report which the c.e.o. of strong mark joins us and there is a merger madness in the hospital sector is more anybody activity seems to be less health care for many americans steve malzberg weighs in on that important to finally talk a topic as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell already arrows on stock we'll be right back. welcome to max keiser survival guide. looking forward to your attention. this is what happens to pensions in britain don't just. watch kaiser report. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for

financial services thank you so much debbie sorry got to go now pritchett your time bank. it is time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we question if the big four accounting firms are too cozy for comfort with their clients the report which the c.e.o. of strong mark joins us and there is a merger madness in the hospital sector is more evident activity seems to be less health care for many americans steve malzberg weighs in on that important to finally talk a topic as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell already arrows on stock we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you the. what a whole existence to do something to. put themselves on the lawn and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to preserve. it's a right to be for us this is what the forecast three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. you know it's

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and she says, "debbie's dead." we all wanted to believe it was an accident, there's no possible way he could do this on purpose. >> reporter: a dark house. a husband with a gun. a wife dead on the floor. >> make sure that she is still breathing. >> i don't think she is. damn it! >> reporter: there was no question who killed her. the mystery was, why? >> i hear the door. squeaking, and i hear the grumbling, and i hear the dog growling. >> how can you not tell that's

of finding more survivors fading anger is growing over how such a disaster could have happened to debbie charlotte shell some tell reports. as hopes of finding survivors fades the blame game intensifies officials initially pointed the finger at the e.u. accusing it of limiting funding for infrastructure past the focus of criticism is now shifting to. the company responsible for the bridge locals say the long been

i think brian and debbie did a nice job talking about the concerns. the pro, i would say, is fundamentally about is this the right way to deal with the asat threat. and that's really what we need to be focused on. now, i do have some concerns about the space force. specifically, how it was rolled out. it's very clear that there was almost no consultation whatsoever with the department of defense. and this was a decision by the president which was made on the fly. we cannot make serious national security decisions on the fly. we need to think them through. the second concern that i have is about integration. when i was in government, i really focused on these strategic capabilities issues; space, cyber, nuclear, conventional strike. and what i came away with from my time in government is that we have seen increasing integration across these strategic capabilities. and this is something that secretary mattis, i know, is concerned about. let me read a quote. this is from a letter that he wrote to congress last year with regards to the proposal to create

i think this is all great work, as debbie said. it's the product of a great team, and i think even more than that, it illustrates so many things that are terrific about this department, crvi

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i think this is all great work, as debbie said. it's the product of a great team, and i think even more than that, it illustrates so many things that are terrific about this department, creativity when faced with a problem, the willingness to really push the envelope. the solid partnerships you all have with so many people and organizations in the community, the outreach work you do, and the leadership role that you take. i have a couple of comments on the ordinance, which -- >> the resolution? >> the resolution, yes, thank you, which anthony has told me i should go through and then hand him my piece of paper. one thing that's not on my piece of paper which i would like to have raised for your consideration is adding a new paragraph, which i hate to write these things here, and maybe we don't have to, but i'm wondering whether we should have a paragraph that addresses the controversy that both of you referred to, and that was illustrated by this morning ease chronicle, a -- this morning's chronicle, a paragraph that talks about the

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its aspects inside what aimed a missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday the statement father accused the host of fighters of using children as human shields there are increasing calls for investigations into these attacks we've seen news reports it's very important as you said repeatedly that who bought into the conflict in yemen it here to international humanitarian law where there is an incident of this sort it's important in its investigative story and conclusions not investigation shared i'll learn from them will be calling for that in this instance as well so debbie and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the holdings who are aligned with iran to hold this control macho from yemen including the capital sanaa. these latest gattaca adds more to the list of files this has been killed during this war the un the world's watched humanitarian crisis and recent months so do you or your forces have advance towards the port city of data which is under the control of who the fourth is most a them to yemen gets i

take it away, jack. >> yeah, thank you, debbie. good evening, commissioners. jack macy, commercial zero waste senior coordinator, and i've been involved with this ordinance for sometime. and as debbie mentioned, you know, we are -- we're having -- there's been an acceleration of plastics in the environment, and i guess the good news, you could say, there's a tipping point, i would say, in the awareness and information about it getting out, which is evidenced by national geographic's very dramatic cover, with a plastic bag as an iceberg. you know, they talk about 9 million tons of plastics going into the ocean every year. a big study came out within the last couple years that projected the growth of plastics in the oceans that would reach a point by 2050 where there's actually more plastic by weight than fish. we've got visible plastic and microscopic plastic. it's a huge problem, and we're seeing it as litter in the streets. a lot of cups and other food ware, including straws, and -- on the streets, on the beaches. a lot of beach cleanups that have found that

aspects inside the what aimed at missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday the statement father accused the host of fighters of using children as human shields there are increasing calls for investigations into these attacks we've seen news reports it's very important as we've said repeatedly that who bought into the conflict in yemen it here to international humanitarian law where there is an incident of this sort it's important its investigative story on the conclusions that investigation shared i'll learn from them will be calling for that in this instance as well so debbie and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the holdings who are aligned with iran to hold this control much of mufon yemen including the capital sana'a these latest out tuck adds more casualties to the list of thousands who've been killed during this war the u.n. calls it the world's wost humanitarian crisis. anderson months so do you or your forces have advance towards the port city of the day which is under their control through the four

be calling for that in this instance as well so debbie and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the holdings who are aligned with iran over this control module from yemen including the capitals. these latest up talk small kushal to the list of thousands has been killed during this war the u.n. calls it the world's wost humanitarian crisis and were some months old the forces of advance towards the port city of the data which is under the control of who were before it is most a them to yemen gets in through these ports in response. of intensified the talks against so targets. for the war and yemen is now into its fourth year on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was closed fifty six bombs were dropped on the international airport that's one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the war the u.n. says two thirds of those they led strikes with the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates

its aspects inside what aimed a missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday the statement for the accused the go to fight as of using children as human shields they are increasing calls for investigations into these hot topics we've seen news reports it's very important as you said repeatedly that who bought into the conflict in yemen adhere to international humanitarian law where there is an instant of this sort it's important it's investigative story on the conclusions that investigation shed on the learned from will be calling for that in this instance as well so debbie and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the holdings who are aligned with iran to hold this control macho from yemen including the couple's son are these latest up talk small kushal to the list of thousands who've been killed during this war the un calls it the world's wost humanitarian crisis and recent months odeon u.a.e. forces have advanced towards the port city of data which is under the control of who with the forces most aid and food

i think debbie stabenow will have problems in michigan.ews of chris collins under indictment. >> sandra: that press conference in the noon hour. ronna mcdaniel chairwoman of the rnc said as much in different words. >> president trump is the antidote to republican complacency. when he comes and says let's look at the results of my presidency. the economy is doing well. unemployment is down, people are doing better. they have more money. we have to fight for that and i need more republicans in washington so we can do that. the democrats are doubling down out of resist and obstruct. >> sandra: the president tweets this out this morning. 5 for 5 exclamation mark. >> you don't see the blue wave the democrats promised. they don't have any national leaders. >> sandra: it is not the red wave, either the president suggested. >> historically in an off year after a president is elected almost always goes the direction of the opposing party. that's what you don't see. they don't have a national leader. they are still having a discussion whether or not

its aspects inside what aimed a missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday the statement for the accused the host of fighters of using children as human shields there are increasing calls for investigations into these hot topics we've seen news reports it's very important as you said repeatedly that who bought into the conflict in yemen and here to international humanitarian law where there is an instance of this sort it's important in its investigative story on the contrary it is not investigation channel learned from would be according to that in this instance as well so debbie and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the hold hands who are aligned with iran to hold this control macho from yemen including the couple's. these latest up talk small kushal to the list of thousands who've been killed during this war the u.n. calls it the world's wast humanitarian crisis and recent months odeon u.a.e. forces have advanced towards the port city of data which is under the control of who with the fight is most aid an

that along with that you mentioned it seems ambassador debbie has three clones. working with pepfar, for every paul in the bible there is a timothy. my question is to all of you, you have had a career long of fighting this fight. ending the epidemic and just reaching out to everyone. what are your thoughts or considerations on the next generation of global leadership and what are you doing to that effect? thank you. >> great last question for everybody. the last one today. hi, i am jeff. i was intrigued by the way politics ran through most of the discussion this morning. working together with civil society to really make a difference was telling. others have done it through the same basic principle, government has to realize they have a problem, they have to get serious about it. they have to work with every partner they can both domestically and partners around the world to address the epidemic. my question has two parts, first, is there any instance that you can think of in which there's been a turnaround in the epidemic response in a country without government

there was younger brother marty and the baby, debbie. tina was the eldest. she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was exceptional. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> reporter: nobody guiding her and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to tell her younger sister that she had to leave her mark. you had to leave your mark in this world so that people would remember you when you moved on. >> reporter: you have to leave your mark on the world. did you teach her that? >> no, that was just her. >> reporter: seems like an admirable thing for a kid to come up with. >> well, cathy was different. >> reporter: beautiful, smart and social. and popular. you knew more about her dating life than maybe your mom and dad did. >> yes, i believe to some extent, yes. >> reporter: cathy dated a few guys in high school, but no one she was terribly stuck on. and then in 1994, out of high school and a young woman of 20, cathy started to see a boy named albert. a boy she'd played with as a child, and was now interested

debbie, lovely to talk to you. debbie, the founder of the maindy flyers cycling club.or improving mental well—being according to research published in the medicaljournal the lancet. more than a million people took part in a study in the united states which found that all types of activity, including housework and mowing the lawn were found to be positive. but overdoing things was counter—productive. our health reporter laura foster has more. it‘s long been known that exercise keeps the body healthy, and now we‘re really beginning to learn more about the effect it has on the mind. switch! new research, which surveyed more than a million people, found that those who exercised said they suffered from poor mental health less often than those who didn‘t. it‘s one of the reasons people come to this running club in didsbury. go, go, go, go, go! i feel really good coming away from it. so no matter how your day's been, you know, if you push yourself, you're going to be happy at the end of it. exercise in general is the best way by far for me to de—stress. it gives me a lot of f

today's book, ed, is "cottage by the sea" by debbie macomber. fred, what is th book about?community. it's up in maine. >> seth: mm-hmm. [ light laughter ] >> fred: and they have these skywriters, right? it's like these ples that, you know, have messages. >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: a so the person ving in this cottage is like, "i would really like somebody's name up in the sky." >> seth: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> fred: i don't know. something like debbie macomber. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> fred: so i like the sound of it, and then they are, like, so the -- [ laughter ] the pilot is like, "that's fine, but i need to also say where this is from. like, who, you know, is putting this up." so they're like, "i don't kn. st say 'cottage by the sea.'" [ laughter ] so in blue letters -- [ laughter ] they did debbie macomber and then "cottage by the sea" right abov uthe house. noortunately the owner of -- >> seth: so this is skywriting? >> fred: that's skywriting, yes. >> seth: okay. [ lahter ] >> fred: and unfortunately the owner of the house, because they don't have a front

debbie, you nodded when you heard that?le can get access to the best sort of support they can out what is a difficult time, what sort of help is there in this country? it is important for someone when they are diagnosed with mnd they are put in touch with a speech and language therapist so they can discuss early on about the type of communication aid they need. that might change as time goes on but it is important they have access to that communication aid as and when they needed. thank you forjoining us they needed. thank you forjoining us and debbie, we wish you all very best. thank you very much. now, latest comments on vaping. people saying it should be available on the nhs because it is much safer than smoking and why can't people vape in public. some money mail says it should be banned in all public places because i don't want to be in an area where people are vaping. chris says, i have stop smoking thanks to vaping and now i have stopped that as well. someone else has said, there is no money for this and they cannot

they say she failed the people of michigan but her time is up, she faces the fight of her life. >> debbie stabenow has turned her back in michigan, whether you are talking about suburbs, she failed all of it. it pits whites against back black paps, less against whites, we are all americans. >> on the gubernatorial primary as well. >> we check back on all of these races. ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful...could make history. what's in your wallet? .. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave every time. invented in boston, made and sold around the world. order now at gilletteondemand.com. gillette. the best a

he was arrested at the airport trying to flee the country but debbie wasserman schultz's former it agesn't deserve to go to jail. we will tell you why. rob: frying up a storm, a restaurant getting threats because it changed the way it makes french fries. carly shimkus is here with the menu switch sparking major controversy. ♪ this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. jillian: many people including donald trump paying tribute to music legend aretha franklin. >> he brought joy to millions of lives that her legacy will thrive and inspire many generations to come. she was given a great gift from god, her voice. rob: carly shimkus from serious xm 115 here with attributes pouring in from around the world. >> reporter: the world showing respect to the queen of soul, donald trump expressed his condolences on

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we sold the original screen-used debbie reynolds dress for $5.7 million many years ago.via made that dress. he also made this dress. so after the movie was over, truvia asked debbie if he could borrow her dress to make a copy for himself because he didn't have a copy and he used the dress and exhibited it around the world his whole life. >> reporter: the dress is just one piece of monroe memorabilia on display in beverly hills before being put up for bid in october by auction house profiles in history. >> marilyn monroe. you can go anywhere in the world, and she gets more and more popular. i think that people just want a piece of that. ♪ >> reporter: also up for auction, monroe's showgirl costume from "gentlemen prefer blonds." like this. all hand made. hand beaded. made by william truvia. ex exquisite. it's amazing they survived. >> reporter: this picture of the actress alongside 20th century fox executive ben lyon. it is signed by monroe whose real name was norma jean mortenson with the enscription, dear ben. you found me, named me and believed in me when no one else d

veteranjothames is a future star of the republican party after he won the primary against the democrat senator debbietoday on whether to allow abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. abortion is currently illegal there, except in the case of rape or if the woman's health is in danger. if the bill passes, argentina would become only the fourth country in latin america to broadly legalize abortion, and by far the largest. let's head to northern france. terry is that me has arrived at amiens cathedral. she is one of several thousand people attending a commemoration that will begin in the next little while. to mark the crucial battle which is now considered to have really changed the course of the first world war. you are reminded of the toll it took. you see on screen there, four took. you see on screen there, four to 4000 allied soldiers losing their lives and 75,000 troops lost to germany. anthem plays and our special coverage from this service will begin in just the next few minutes. the prime minister, among the first of the dignitaries to arrive. we know of course that the duke and duchess of

africa to the world or link to exceptional stories and discussion on the use of visit our website to debbie that comes to pick up join us on facebook at g.w. africa. cut. playing this week on world stories. lynchings and fake news in india playing street smarts from lithuania. but we begin in lebanon where the civil war in syria has led to over a million refugees seeking safety now lebanese authorities are requiring they register their names part of plans for their return many are alarmed. it was not a voyage of the ever imagined undertaking but the mother of eight and grandmother of three children was forced to flee his syrian home and play doctor to take refuge in the town of ourselves just across the border in lebanon. although it happened five years ago the memories are still fresh his of this is my son so the husband and the song were killed in the syrian role. at the beginning of the uprising protests were not violent and they were peaceful but my husband was killed because he took part in the my son was with the regime army doing his compulsory service the syrian intelligence service

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