debbie #1: hi, i'm debbie. i'm dino's wife. lemonis: hi, debbie. how are you?2: i'm also debbie. i'm dino and debbie's daughter. lemonis: how are you? so, three family members. debbie #2: well, ray is actually my husband. ray: i am family. lemonis: and so all four of you work here? dino: always me, ray or debbie are here all the time. lemonis: okay, that's a good thing. so, dino... dino: yes, sir? lemonis: ...was this your idea? dino: yes. i worked in a pizza place called mango's, and there was a mcdonald's, and i'm watching cars go through the drive-through. i got the idea of drive-through pizza by the slice because nobody had done it. so i was going to revolutionize and pioneer the way people eat fast food. why is pizza the most popular food on the planet and you can't get it in a drive-through? lemonis: any time i find somebody with a concept that is different than anything else i've ever seen, the risks are that consumers don't adopt the idea of driving through and getting a slice of pizza and eating it in their car. the rewards are, if you're first to mark

he was replaced by his wife debbie. the house is done for the week but before depaffling out, steny hoyer and steve scalise came to the

[applause] >> good morning, debbie. beautiful, sweet debbie. good morning, my beloved brothers and sisters. us to say like for good morning. [laughter] this day, we mourn the passing of a giant. man, but some, a some way, johnson -- john dingell stood ahead of all of us . andd shoulders, tall, determined. he was a man people admired. we admired him. we loved him. led the way. he he got in the way. from time to time, he got us in good trouble, necessary trouble. used what heingell had, he had the power of the people vested in his very being. in his very soul. he inspired each and every one of us to be brave to be bold to stand out to speak out and to speak out. he loved the people of his district, the people loved him. he loved the citizens of our nation. not for him, his election , road to the senate, the white house. it was not the gateway to riches after he left. for john dingell, public service was a mission and an art itself. honor to see him, to ask amountm, he was doing. he said don't only mr. chairman, comey john. -- call me john. it was

and debbie did a beautiful job with the first reading. that was misprinted. it is kate who was going to raid. disregard that program. -- going to read. disregard that program. second reading by kate was taken by cindy. i said, gosh, john really does have a sense of humor. he is going to do it the way he wants. he said he wanted a light-hearted, joyful, respectful, meaningful and sincere liturgy. this is what hopefully he will receive. the gospel, the beatitudes. it was chosen because it's very simple and very meaningful. it has often been called the charter of the kingdom. god's message. if you can in vision -- in vision -- if you can envision jesus with all these people following him, desperate to hear something positive about life, something meaningful about their lives, something to be shared with them and told to them that's going to say to them, their life has a purpose, you have a meaning, you have a reason to be here, to share your life, your gifts, your love, your family, your energy to make life better. so he said, sit down, all

[applause] >> good morning, debbie. beautiful sweet debbie. good morning, my beloved sisters. and john would like for us -- good morning! tod day, we mourn the .assing of a giant but some howst man stood e way john dingell all of us, broad shoulders, tall and determined. he was a man people and mired people admiradmired. we admired him. loved him. he taught us. led the way. he guided the way. from time to time he got us into what i call good trouble, trouble. before john dingell used what he of the had the power people vested in his very being. in his very soul. every one each and of us to be brave, to be bold, up, to speak out, a under to speak up. he loved the paoeeople of his distri and the people loved him. -- of citizens of or our nation. him, his election or road to the senate or the white house. it was not the gateway to riches the hill.eft for john dingell it was a in and on itself. honor to see him, to say how are you doing, mr. chairman. call me mr. don't chairman. call me john. it was very hard for me to say john dingell. my friend john dingell was bold, brave. 59 y

and debbie was there. your dad was there, andy. our dear colleague, sandy levin, was there, and john orlando, who served with john in the energy and commerce committee for such a great time. he remembered all of you. he asked me to give each of you his best, to wish you well, and to say that our country needs each of us to work together. would that we could leave just some of the legacy that john dingell has left behind. we are so blessed that we have the opportunity to serve with his wife, his beloved wife, his lovely deborah. what an extraordinary relationship. what an extraordinary man. how lucky we were and are to serve with him. he speaker will be shortly notifying us of when the funeral will be, opportunities to go to the funeral. there will be a memorial service as well here and probably a service in the capitol as well. so there will be opportunities for each of us to stand and testify to the greatness and goodness of john david dingell jr. i yield back the balance of my ime. mr. speaker, i would ask all the members of cong

debbie, thank you for giving me the honor of being part of this today. mr. boehner: it means a lot to me to be here to honor my friend, the gentleman from michigan, the dean of the house, the chairman. and as you know, john was driven by the notion that congressional service is an act of coming together and finding common ground necessary to advance the interest of our country. a mentor to many of us who served with him in the congress, john was revered by colleagues, democrat and republican alike. in 2013, when i was speaker, john became the longest serving member in the history of the house and we honored him with a ceremony in statuary hall. we surprised me, as fred pointed out earlier, by announcing that the room of the energy and commerce committee, the chamber that had already become synonymous with his name, would hence forth be named the john david dingell jr. room. this idea didn't come from john. it didn't come from his fellow democrats. it came from two republicans. the current chairman of the committee and the former chairman of the committee. li

debbie vandermeulen, novato "hang in there! springs a coming!" ( robin ) police in danville are looking for a suspect they believe shot and killed a man sunday. it happened at 34-70 fostoria way... just off 680 and near the crow canyon country club. an arrest warrant has been issued for 51-year-old mark allan sypien in the shooting death of john moore. investigators say sypien was last seen driving a silver 2003 ford escape with an illinois license plate. a man who owns a building near wherethe shooting took place says his son was in the area when shots were fired. <"apparently some vehicle pulled in and parked down toward the end, got out and then boom, you know, like a half a clip or something. so somebody was angry or upset or something"> ( robin ) danville police say sypien is considered armed and dangerous his last known address was in the dublin area. a motive has not been released. ( robin ) police say a fire that left an elderly woman dead last week in san mateo was intentionally set in a targeted gang attack. last friday police arrested

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and abroad with debbie boyd boris rashard and steve mauls burke it's going to be fun and as we go to break here the numbers of the closing bell will be back in a play. such a stunning. a nihilistic fever. thank god it hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius of this place especially american hero this is it we found a point around which allen would have done something we always are on the bridge of something. called gun culture party. where starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gone down the left it may be completely different but the end of history. we will not be judged by what does that mean heritage we will be judged by what we give to our children we must accept responsibility to fix our nations and make sure that we fix them for the sake of the future let's stop looking behind us and believe in the coup no rule is gone because the need we must have a new generation of people who will fix our countries

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plause] >> good morning morning, debbie. , sweetk beautiful debbie.d brothers and sisters. john, good morning. day, we mourn the .assing of john , buts not just a man somehow and some way, john stangl --. john -- john stangl -- john dingell stood head of all of us, broad shoulders, tall and determined. people admired. we admired him. we loved him. he taught us. he led the way. he got in the way. got usm time to time he and what i call good trouble, unnecessary trouble. before john used what he had, he had the power of the people invested in his very skin, in his very soul. he inspired each one of us to be out,, to be bold, to stand to speak up and to speak out. he loved the people of his district and the people loved him. he loved the citizens of our nation. for him the election to the road to the senate are the white house. it was not the gateway of riches after he left, but his service was a mission in and on itself. him,s a great honor to see to speak to him, to say how are you doing, mr. chairman? he would say, don't call me mr. chairman, call me

harvey and debbie had big plans for that boat.t ever since their first date. >> he says, "what do you want to do when you retire?" and i said, "i want to sail all over the world." >> reporter: it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it. they married at the dawn of the new millennium, right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all that adventure to look forward to. and now harvey had invited steven to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven moved aboard, lived with them on the boat. but before they set sail, there was some work to do. >> he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: greg labano helped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim. felt a connection with harvey too. >> he was a wall street guy, investment banker. rejecting society. >> a little bit like you had been. >> yeah, yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's why we bonded, you know. >> reporter: though as greg watched harvey pour mo

debbie. goes out to i want to now yield to my colleague, congressman walberg of michigan, we have a few other members who are here who will speak. so i now yield to congressman walberg. mr. walberg: i thank the gentleman from flint and appreciate the opportunity that we have to stand on the floor tonight as a bipartisan delegation of republicans and democrats who are joined together by a love of a great state, the greatest state, pure michigan. but the history that is there that includes a gentleman, a leader, like john dingell. this is a vision that too often is not seen by constituents back in the district, isn't it? they often think if you're a republican or a democrat, you're automatically an antagonist for the other side. that's just not true. especially as we work together as a delegation. i learned one thing, of many thing, but one thing i'll share tonight from john d. dingell jr. i'll let that rest a little bit and let it build, what in the world i learned specifically from john dinge

god bless you, debbie and all the dingell family, and may god protect our troops. [applause] >> on thursday a service for john dingell was held in washington. former president bill clinton and congressman john lewes of georgia were among those who eulogized the longest serving member of congress in history. here is a portion of that service. >> we are debating which side we are to be on. john dingell man, he was more than just the dean of the house. by any measure, he broke every single record. if he was in sports, his name would be as hallowed as bo

and a superstar to all his family, his wife and my colleague, debbie dingell, and all of his friends. his life, his legacy, an example of true patriotism, will never fade. john dingell will never be forgotten and john dingell showed this country, while so many say this house doesn't work or there's not a sense of respect for our government, this is the time, as we reflect on his life, to understand that this government is important, that the things we do every day matter to people, and that if we do our job, do it together, we will be contributors to why this is such a great country. thank you so much. mr. kildee: thank you so much, congresswoman lawrence.

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debbie greeted me at the door in dearborn. she, of course, was the love of john's life.ove affair was an example of devotion and support. john told everyone each of us, i'm sure, that deborah, the lovely deborah, her first name is lovely. the lovely deborah was his strength, his steady hand, and his most important advisor and closest friend. and oh how justifiably proud he was that she was continuing the legendary dingell service in the congress of the united states. i spent 2 1/2 hours with john that late afternoon. john brought low by age and illness, was still the lion hearted center of energy and outrage about the wrongs that he saw. his sense of humor still intact. his concern for the house and for our country was as fervent as ever. we talked for an hour about what was, what had been, and what should be. he had a deep concern for the future of our country, which he expressed in his last words to america. in it he wrote this. as i prepare to leave this all behind, i now leave you in control of the greatest nation in mankind. pray god gives you the wisdom to understa

when i think about the dearborn memorial parade every year, first walk, he and debbie, then sitting in the back of a convertible, waving, being able to interact with people he would talk about his people, "my people, my people." i do a pretty good john dingell. i won't do it here. but he was -- that's what drove him. that's what motivated him. and that's what realy made him an extraordinary public servant. >> senator, you introduced the medicare 50 act along with senator brown and senator baldwin. this gives people at the age of 50 the option of buying into medicare. why do they need/want that? ms. stabenow: we are introducing it in the house as well, congressman higgins and courtney and others, a lot of excitement around this. his can be done now. this can happen now under current medicare that has great confidence and support among the american people. when we look at the fact, university of michigan just did a study that 27% of the folks in that age category are worried they're not going to have insurance throughout their year every year. and it's -- when you have more medical expen

it is our honor to welcome to the axios stage, senator be -- senator debbie stabenow. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. happy valentine's day. happy two-year anniversary. >> thank you, very much. we are officially a toddler. >> difficult toddler years. >> terrific. so, senator, you're just back from dearborn saluting chairman john dingell. you called him "my dear friend." he was the dean of the house. you served with him in the house. >> i did. i served with john for four years before coming into the u.s. senate. and, you know, as someone who literally grew up with john dingell at his being -- >> did you remind him of that? >> i did remind him of that. you have heard and you know the extraordinary ways that he's made a difference for the country as well as the state. but someone who was there, not just for the affordable care act, but for medicare. held the gavel for the passage of medicare. but the -- to be able to fight for the auto industry and author -- and sponsor the clean water act and the clean air act. just on and on and on and on. for me in michigan, th

and debbie was there. your dad was there, andy. our dear colleague, sandy levin, was there, and john orlando, who served with john in the energy and commerce committee for such a great time. he remembered all of you. he asked me to give each of you his best, to wish you well, and to say that our country needs each of us to work together. would that we could leave just some of the legacy that john dingell has left behind. we are so blessed that we have the opportunity to serve with his wife, his beloved wife, his lovely deborah. what an extraordinary relationship. what an extraordinary man. how lucky we were and are to serve with him. he speaker will be shortly notifying us of when the funeral will be, opportunities to go to the funeral. there will be a memorial service as well here and probably a service in the capitol as well. so there will be opportunities for each of us to stand and testify to the greatness and goodness of john david dingell jr. i yield back the balance of my ime. mr. speaker, i would ask all the members of cong

his wife, debbie dingell, says he will be remembered for his razor sharp wit and lifetime of dedication lives of all who walk this earth. john dingell was 92 years old. lawmakers have one week to come up with the border security dealer face another government shutdown. top republican negotiator richard shelby just met with the president who will sign a deal with it to meet is an prespecified requirement. a negotiator finalize talks by then so congress passes the spending package. acting attorney general matthew whitaker will testify before the house judiciary committee, the commitment made overnight on an intense day on capitol hill. democrats threatened to subpoena whitaker for his testimony even though he volunteered to talk. just one day after house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff announced an expanded russia investigation the senate intel committee seems to be wrapping there is a. senator richard were saying we don't have anything that would suggest there was collusion by the trump campaign and russia. if i can finish tomorrow i would finish tomorrow. do these dueling pr

he is survived by four children and wife, debbie, he was 92 years old., acting attorney general matthew whitaker will testify before the house judiciary committee, that commitment capping off intense day on capitol hill. democrats threatened to subpoena him for his testimony even though he volunteered to talk. whitaker said he will testify of democrats assured him they wouldn't issue a subpoena. after going back and forth the democrats did that. rob: the senate is ready to confirm whitaker's replacement, the senate judiciary committee sending bill barr's nomination for a quick, mitch mcconnell says it is a nominee who seems well-qualified to discharge these duties, barr will be the permanent attorney general after donald trump fired jeff sessions. donald trump will have a physical exam at walter reed medical center, he received a clean bill of health from ronnie jackson who is now his chief medical advisor. the president's exam will be done by his new position, sean connolly. jillian: virginia 3 elected officials facing scandals that could end their care

debbie vandermeulen, novato "hang in there! springs a coming!"in novato michelle kingston, kron4 news. (grant) a commission in charge of analyzing who should pay for the cost and recovery of catastrophic wildfires in california had its first meeting today in sacramento. (vicki) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the group is expected to do - on a short deadline... california's committee on catastrophic wildfire cost and recovery had the first of several meetings throughout the state monday...((carla peterman- wildfire cost & recovery commission)) "i'm here because i actually think we can do better there are solutions and this board gives us an opportunity to bring those forward" the five commissioners chose former california public utilities member carla peterman as its chair. utility infrastructure will be a major focus for the commission. the group is expected to make recommendatio ns to lawmakers on how to distribute the cost of destructive wildfires. ((michael wara -commissioner)) "i'm looking forward very much to hearing the

debbie's district to my district, to mario diaz-bollard to debbie wasserman-schultz's district. and we are very concerned, and i want to reiterate to the administration, we've introduced bipartisan legislation to extend tps to venezuelans. i'm well aware that the administration is trying to take away tps designations for so many people in my community, but, and i want to be supportive of them, but also to emphasize adding tps for venezuelans. >> thank you. this is obviously a very important question, it's one i have discussed with secretary pompeo, and i will take it back and let him know of your views. >> thank you. i yield back. >> congresswoman spanburger. >> thank you to our witnesses who are here today. thank you. my apologies. my colleagues have highlighted our collective and serious concerns about the use of military force, potential use of u.s. military force in venezuela. and even in hearing caution, we've heard admiral seritas talk about limited and well-intentioned intervention for humanitarian purposes saying a military response would foment rage in the region and in

after that, conversations with congressional leaders, minority whip steve scully's, debbie stabenow, and house democratic chair hakeem jeffries. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, the heritage willation's stephen moore, discuss the trump administration's economic record and impact on the 2017 tax law. and senior congressional reporter eugene bolero will discuss prospects for a major infrastructure deal. willlarson of connecticut discuss his legislation to reform and expand social security. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal friday morning. join the discussion. >> coming up friday on the c-span networks, remarks by former georgia candidate for stacey abrams. she will be at the brookings institution to talk about race and political power. the wilson center hosts a conversation on the united states mexico canada agreement and mexico's trade policy. , directore the meyer of the white house office of science and technology, on the advancement of american science. at u.s.n two, a look relations with north and s

i want to thank debbie for your leadership. i think that having gone into schools for the past part of my -- many, many years now. it's all about leadership. you walk into a school community and you can tell if it's -- what the leadership of the school is. you are like the principal of the department of environment. you've just done such a great job, really allowing us to be who we are and allowing us to do our best. you've challenged us when we can do better in ways that make sense. you are not unreasonable in telling us to be better. you are encouraging and inspiring. that's the true mark of good leadership and really brilliant leadership is when you inspire us to be our better selves and you've done that with me. i really thank you for that. yes, i am retiring from the city of san francisco. i am not retiring from being a contributing member to society. my husband and i are started our own communications agency. i want to help other communities and municipalities implement environmental education programs. i actually have a

debbie greeted me at the door in dearborn. she, of course, was the love of john's life. their love affair was an example of devotion and support. john told everyone, each of us, i'm sure, that deborah, the lovely deborah -- her first name is lovely. [laughter] the lovely deborah was his strength, his steady hand, and his most important advisor and closest friend. and oh how justifiably proud he was that she was continuing the legendary dingell service in the congress of the united states. i spent 2 1/2 hours with john that late afternoon. john brought low by age and illness, was still the lion hearted center of energy and outrage about the wrongs that he saw. his sense of humor still intact. his concern for the house and for our country was as fervent as ever. we talked for an hour about what was, what had been, and what should be. he had a deep concern for the future of our country, which he expressed in his last words to america. in it he wrote this. as i prepare to leave this all behind, i now leave you in control of the greatest nation in mankind. pray god gives you

the manchester united be prioritising the fa cup debbie season prioritising the fa cup debbie seasonld finish with some silverware? they have a very proud history with the fa cup, one it numerous times with arsenal. she will be, i'm sure, emphasising to some girls who have maybe not been at this stage of the fa cup or have not been in contention to win the fa cup previously, as to how special this trophy is so absolutely not, no danger of them taking their foot off the pedal. away from manchester united, betting against birmingham, two big hitting teams. what will that be like? bedding went through the last round, most convincingly of all teams to go through in the last round. they really need a bit of a springboard the season. their form has been stuttering, they've picked up the eye catching result but i think they have failed to carry any momentum through the season but birmingham are a very confident outfit. they did the same thing week in, week out, and that has biggest results. gotta ask you both, the fa cup wouldn't be the fa cup without an upset, we did? huddersfield, the low

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the late mayor lee loved working with children, and in 2015, for the mayor's birthday, that was debbie's first birthday, he requested the kids get involved. so we all sat around the table, wondering how we were going to get the kids involved. so we decided to hold a tree planting, and let the kids show up for the tree planting. and it was a great time, and the mayor had a good time. the next year, we did sort of that reprize theme. we had an earth day breakfast at city hall. and we put the kids in the 05100 t-shirts, and we taught them a song. and they sung a song to honor the work that mayor lee did, and mayor newsom. it turned out he loved that song so much, that when his birthday came around, his staff played him, instead of happy birthday, that song. lesson five, reputation is powerful. a good reputation leads the way. i kind of say our reputation is all we have. san francisco as we know has a powerful reputation. so does the department of the environment, and because san francisco was the first city to put the green bins in the san francisco, so did the school education team. so we

debbie vandermeulen, novato "hang in there! springs a coming!" (ken) crews are also watching the area in sausalito where a landslide destroyed a homes a week and a half ago. crews are concerned over the amount of rain the area could get with this storm because they are still cleaning up from the landslide. there are crews at the top of the hill.. putting out berms to hopefilly move rainfaill away from the landslide and into the drain system. they have also put out tarps to protect the soil. crews are also cleaning trees and some of the bigger debris from the area. (grant) the storm the bay area is seeing right now has put a halt to recovery efforts at fort funston. that's where a landslide buried two women walking their dog on friday. one woman was rescued, but searchers were unable to locate the other woman. kron 4's dan kerman brings us the latest. soti never thought that would happen. dog walkers at fort funston are stilling trying to make sense of fridays fatal landslidesotits just another warning to be careful where you go, the environment i

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

joining us now, debbie lesko.ember of house freedom caulk you, congresswoman great to have you with us. let's start with the deployment of troops to eagle pass, is the president doing enough? is congress doing enough to support the president in building a wall. >> i support the president. we need border security which is national security. coming from arizona, i know this first hand, i have gone to the border a number of times. when nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say this is the manufactured crisis, they are wrong. this is a real crisis, a humanitarian crisis. this is a sickle security crisis up to congress to fix it. lou: how do you do that? you are in the minority? i have watched congressional majority ruled by augusta leader speaker paul ryan who was nothing more than a subversive acting against the president of the united states throughout hisdhisterm. it absurd for the republicans here to say, now they want to get tough on the border, they didn't when they were in control, i have to tell you, this president w

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((pkg)) ((debbie rompf/iphone user: network reporter says tonight..the raiders will not play in san francisco next season... before their move to vegas in 20-20. prominent n-f-l insider ian rapoport... tweeted that the niners are not expected to waive their territorial rights... to allow the raiders to play in the city. he says-- with mayor london breed opposed... "oracle park" is now off the table. the mayor said today... the raiders should play their 20-19 season in oakland.. before their move to vegas in 20-20. she told us... allowing them to play in the san francisco--could create challenges. "there are already a number of challenges with congestion and with other issues in this neighborhood - i want to make sure we don't add an additional layer to that equation " newly elected supervisor matt haney... whose district includes the ballpark... is backing the mayor. he says: the raiders dont have a good track record with their home cities.. and he doesn't want to add san francisco to that list. vacation -- gone wrong. a san francisco couple heads out

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