>> debbie: know, it's not true.all we get a ton of facebook comments everyday of mine may be worse than yours. but i don't know, they are pretty bad but they were not convicted. they are not convicted of stalking somebody stalking you were i. and convicted, and there is a background check and a background check and so if you've been stalking someone, then that is when they would take the gun away. i mean, at the statistics are they are about what this is, the threat of somebody stocked in the last year. the chance is 76% chance of if he were killed that you were stocked in the last year. so i just kind of use common sense here. that if we can save a life, we should do it. i know what it's like to live in a home of someone who should not have had a gun. and i lived, not trying to take people's guns away. i lived with a board member for 40 years, people that should have guns and people that shouldn't have guns. when i know this is very personal for you. you talked about hiding from your own father, right? >> debbie: t

harvey and debbie had big plans for that boat.hey'd talked about it 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 wa

. >> he's a winner in everything he does so anybody who says that he was debbie downer so my presidency is over is an absolute liar. >>> and follow the money. democrats are picking up where mueller left off, digging into president trump's finances and business dealings. but is it all a lost cause? >> hey, i'm under audit. from what i understand, the law is 100% on my side. >>> it is sunday, april 21st. hbo is so over president trump's use of "game of thrones" imagery

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here to talk to me is representative debbie dingell of michigan.eat in this bright pink for easter. that's great. >> happy easter. >> and to you. thank you. let's talk about the conference call. what is the purpose of that for? is it about messaging, getting everybody on the same page that nancy pelosi wants to do? >> it's a time for our caucus to come together. you know our caucus has different ideas how to proceed. i have red the report, like most of my colleagues have. i'm on my second reading right now. and it's really disturbing. we don't talk about some of the disturbing facts in there, about russia trying to interfere in our elections and the number of meetings. do we -- some of my colleagues think we're supposed to immediately proceed with articles to impeach. i say, let our committees work and get more of the facts. i want to hear mueller and barr testify. but it's a chance for us to come together and exchange ideas. i think we're all deeply disturbed by what we read and how do we proceed and how do we proceed together as best as we can? >

matt cut right, debbie dingell, and ted lieu. to first say to our chairman and vice chair, thank you for an extraordinary issues conference. thank you, madam speaker, for bringing us together for a serious issues conference. i think i have been to every one of them in the last eight years. this was the best and the most exciting because we really had an opportunity to reflect on the work we have done in the first 100 days, which i daresay is more than done in the last eight years for the american people. ranging on the issues we identified after listening carefully to the american people about their priorities. driving down health-care costs, driving down the cost of prescription drugs, protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, raising family incomes with a focus on rebuilding the country with a bold infrastructure plan, and taking on the corruption in washington and getting the government working for the people again. when you look at the list, it is extraordinary of the accomplishments of the first 100 days. we had an op

host: representative debbie lesko from arizona joins us.expecting a hearing to vote on a subpoena to the justice department to release the full mueller report. can you talk about whether you think that should happen and how that might happen? guest: i personally think it is ridiculous. attorney general barr has already said he plans to release the report as much as required under the law. for chairman nadler to want to go through the effort of subpoenaing the report, the full report and basically wanting classified information and grand jury information released as well is totally inappropriate and unnecessary. host: when you talk about classified information, is that something that members of congress should be able to see in a classified setting, even if it is not released to the public? guest: we can see it in a classified setting but in the history of these democrats, they seem to leak a lot of information. host: what do you expect to happen today at 9:00 when this committee gets underway? guest: judiciary committee is interesting becau

. >> host: the referenced indiana earlier and debbie is calling from elkhart, indiana about 1.5 hours from chicago. go ahead. >> caller: hello.o i was wondering your opinion on what i can do as a single person, one person, to help educate people about our indiana laws and how they are so loose about gun control. >> host: debbie before we get an answer have you ever considered buying a gun for protection? >> caller: i have considered it but i think it was out of fear that wasn't real. it was fear. >> host: thank you, ma'am. igor volsky. >> guest: that is really the reality of it is that this f notion that you need a firearm for personal protection is a fairly new notion that just came about 20, 35 years ago as a result of nra began to and look at polling on this it's quite fascinating in the 1950s and 60s most americans believe having a firearm actually makes things more dangerous and it wasn't after the nra had an internal revolution in 1947 and since then those opinions began to change and that is part of the marketing of the nra but i get this question about what can i do and what c

also arizona republican congresswoman debbie talks about the trump administration order and immigration policy and the former u.s. ambassador on the 70th anniversary of nato. watch the washington journal wednesday morning, join the discussion. >> on thursday health and human services secretary alex testifies about his departments 2020 budget, he is expected to be asked about the trump administrations efforts to invalidate the importable affordable care act. live on cspan3. a reminder you can follow our coverage online or with the free cspan radio app .>> here's a conversation on the trump adminiti

when debbie contracted a urinary tract infection, she assumed antibiotics would take care of it, butd of goes into overdrive and it attacks itself. they started pumping antibiotics into me and then as each day passed, they found that antibiotic was not working and i was deteriorating day by day. why weren‘t those antibiotics working? they found that i had anti—microbial resistance. it is becoming more and more common, which is what the alarming thing is and why they have to do something. anti—microbial resistance is what happens when microorganisms such as these bacteria evolve and antibiotics can no longer kill them. anti—microbial resistance is predicted to kill more people than cancer by 2050, and if we get to the stage where we have no working antibiotics, it would essentially mean the end of modern medicine. rich search started with a curious question of why bacteria cannot survive in a beehive. one of the main reasons for that is the natural antimicrobial properties of honey. honey has been used as a treatment for infection for centuries, it contains natural antibiotics, which

debbie. up first from flint, michigan, a democrat. hi, debbie. caller: good morning. thank you for being on. i wonder, what are your thoughts about trump releasing all the gas and oil leases onto our public lands? when elizabeth warren did her town hall the other night she , said that would be the first thing she undoes. for that, she is going to get my vote. because i think i am really offended that he has handed out these leases to his rich gas and oil buddies. that is our land, honey. and if you were as old as i am and have been paying into the federal system as long as we have, i think you would be offended, too. i am not a trump fan, as you probably can tell. and they recently ruled that we people here in flint, michigan, we can sue the epa because of what they did with the water. they knew it was foul and they deferred it. we are going to be suing the federal government for not protecting us. we pay into this. believe me, people in flint, michigan, because for many, many years, no longer, but for many years, we had a big general motors imprint here. we paid in a

he is a winner with television, books, politics, rel estate that anybody says he is debbie downer allf a sudden is a liar. jeanine: i agree. coming to uncle joe crazy hair sniffing uncle joe his friends are destroying him already his friends in washington are putting out the opposition research it is in the trump campaign reminding the failures as a us senator or eight years as a democratic vice president. his friends remind everybody you haven't done enough for minorities or women an old white guy who was a lot of explaining to do. his friends will come after him before donald trump gets a hold of him. jeanine: thank you for being with us tonight corey lewandowski. radio show host from judicial watch standing by next. one report and two very different takes. and then our political panel ready to debate the mueller report and what happens next on capitol h to reach a firm conclusion. now back to "justice with judge jeanine". jeanine. >> with considerable evidence of obstruction of justice is what mueller is saying laying that out to congress to pursue that. but attorney general bar to

went downhill fast. -- when debbie contractedlj but things went downhill fast. -- when debbie contractedcks itself, they started pumping antibiotics into me and then as each day passed, they found that that antibiotic was not working and was deteriorating down day. why weren't those antibiotics working? they found that i had anti—microbial resistance, it is becoming more and more alarming, which is what the alarming thing is and why they have to do some. anti—microbial resista nce to do some. anti—microbial resistance is what happened when microorganisms such as these evolve and antibiotics can no longer kill them. anti-microbial resistance is predicted to kill more people than cancer by 2050 and if we get to the stage and we have no working antibiotics, it would essentially mean the end of modern medicine. research needs to clear up the question of why can bacteria not surviving a beehive? one of the main reasons for that is the natural antimicrobial properties of honey. honey has been used as a treatment for infection for centuries, it contains natural antibiotics, which can kill bacte

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debbie calling from indiana, hour and a half from chicago, go ahead, debbie. >> caller: hello, i waswondering your opinion on what i could do as a single person, one person to help educate people about our indiana laws, how they are so loose about gun control? >> host: debbie, before we get an answer on that, have you ever considered buying a gun for protection? >> caller: i considered it but i think it was out of fear that wasn't real. it was fear -- >> host: thank you, ma'am. thank you, ma'am. >> guest: and that's really the reality of it, the notion that you need a firearm for personal protection is really a fairly new notion that just came about 20, 35 years ago as a result of nra propaganda, if you look at polling on this, it's quite fascinating. in the 1950's and 60's most americans believed that having a firearm actually makes things more dangerous and it wasn't after the nra had an internal revolution in 1977 and, of course, since then that those opinions began to change and that's part of the marketing of the nra, but i get this question, peter, all of the time about what ca

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and i would say debbie that comes to africa join us andres book d.w. africa. it's a slowdown but there's still going to be a whopping five percent of growth across asia this year that's what the asian development bank is forecasting with india and china being the main engines behind that growth bost what about their wrists. and dima opens a new factory in moscow as russia's car market gets moving again after years of stagnation and german carmakers jostle to get in on the action. also on the shoulder trouble is brewing between fishing communities and the government as seychelles tries to boost revenues with more aquaculture and tourism. this is the w. business. model for us as western economies are struggling to maintain growth asia is powering ahead in its latest economic outlook the asian development bank is forecasting konami growth rates of more than five percent for the near future driven largely by india and china but analysts say where there's growth there's also risk the red flags might have been waving bravely at the beginning of march in beijing but

more folks store link to exceptional stories and discussions the phone use is easy and i would say debbie to come smash the freak out join us on facebook. for god. here's what's coming up hole in the book honestly so much movement today that the thing is to get this thing standing how fun to just hold the next one to go mathis country second look up what all that means for the taking of course. the first someone to sleep every weekend here on t.w. . a. pregnancy is maybe gearing up to celebrate the new case the poncho from the e.u. but south africa as a whole colony the nation is still so dependent on pregnant. why these cows are already hoped up to high speed five gene exploits before ops. and the best way to get the most out of people safari without scaring away the wild flocks. and let's do business south africa doesn't want the u.k. to leave the e.u. you could call it a colonial hangover but the truth is south africans are in a very vulnerable position the economy is reliant on exports and a great deal of their trade is with britain a market they simply can't afford to loose so that f

and joining me now in the studio is you debbie is not her outside. not are we've heard of the latest news saddam's injuries saddam's interim leader announcing the formation of a limited civilian government after two years this seems promising but what do you make of this announcement it is promising but it's still unclear where is this heading the. protesters want as soon as possible a civilian the transitional government and now they're talking to this military council they're ok with this new guy the new military council chief but they soon very cautious they want to get rid of the military and they're still protesting people are still on the streets and this is not also but they still want that the military. hands over power to a civilian government as soon as possible who is this new new interim leader. yeah you get a little bit makes up with these all these names he is actually a career soldier he was until now with the inspector general of the army in sudan and he's seen as less unpopular as his predecessor who quit yesterday after more than tw

not debbie. he called debbie on accident. i'm also a former foster youth but i'm not here to tell you a sob story but a success story. next month i graduate as a communication major and hoping to pursue a master's degree and i advocate on behalf of foster youth and the lgbtq community. and a lot of what i do is giving a voice to the people who don't have a voice. as a former foster youth myself i've been on multiple stages and been on tv and in the news purely due to the fact i'm able to advocate on behalf of those who don't have a voice. those people in this case i'm talking about former foster youth. i've done a lot of work with the department of behavioral health for the state of california and spoken at their integrated care community conference and done things like that and i tell you these things because statistically speaking at the age of 28 i should be in jail working the streets, pregnant, and/or have had a teen age pregnancy at this point. and statistically speaking i beat those statistics. the statistics are daunt

thank you very much debbie is tracking that fast moving story for us thanks for joining us thanks. let's get you caught up now on some of the other stories making news around the world freshly reelected israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has convened the first meeting of his new cabinet as you know he was narrowly awarded a record fifth term after elections last week although he is likely to suit based indictment on corruption charges. parliamentary elections are underway today in finland and they're expected to overturn the center right government there the social democrats and greens are promising to alleviate the governing coalition's austerity austerity policies and polls show the right wing populist true thins party could emerge as the second largest political force in the country. a super plane with six engines two fuselages and the longest wingspan ever created has completed its maiden flight the so-called distraught so launch took off from the mojave desert in california and flew for two hours the aircraft is designed to launch a satellite laden rockets into space fr

host: let's go to debbie, who is calling from everett, washington. debbie, good morning.aller: good morning. overnk there were, like, russianscts between agents and people on the trump team. that is really serious. i -- i know he would be charged with conspiracy -- not with conspiracy, possibly with conspiracy -- but he would definitely be charged with obstruction of justice if he weren't the president. and i do not think anybody should be above the law. no one should. and i think they need to continue the investigation. i wish every citizen would read the report and just see what all is in a. -- is in it. the whole thing is a 430-something-page of an indictment of the president of the united states. it is all factual. the only thing is there are parts missing, but there have been so many people already arstill a lot of other crimes that they are looking into, and mueller was smart enough to pass them off to other people. other places in the united states where they were in their jurisdiction. end up ind definitely jail if he is not reelected. this is really serious stuff

to director debbie raphael was added to the list of the world's 100 most influential people in climate policy, and this prestigious group includes post francis, paris mayor, al gore, congress woman alexandra ocasio-cortez, and the list goes on. but we are so proud of your work. [applause] >> the work, the recognition that people who are -- who are in this area, i just watched when we had the global climate summit in san francisco, and when you said you were a member of this commission, commission on the environment, they were just like do you know debbie raphael? it's just a wonderful indication for our city. it's embraced with heart and feeling and such deep commitment, to thank you. [applause] >> oh, yeah. when i saw that, at first, i thought it was a gimmick that they wanted money out of me or something, and then, i realized that apolitical was something in the u.k. there were two cities on the list, copenhagen and san francisco. i do agree, president bermejo, that it speaks to the world what san francisco is doing, just like all the people that are listed, it's so much beyond all i

the debate comes as a death of debbie larson in her home back in february. san jose police say the suspect was in the united states illegally. he had been freed from county jail despite several requests from i.c.e. that they be notified before his release. 160 people gave public comment today and the majority of them opposed changes to the sanctuary policy. >> we need to treat everyone with respect and dignity. in order to do that, we must treat everyone equally. >> the state and county sanctuary policies are harboring illegal aliens and criminal resident aliens. >> the draft proposal would allow the county to notified the federal agencies if detainees who are convicted of a serious and violent felony is being released. >>> attorney general, william barto congress he will release a redacted version of the mole report on the rest investigation within a week. house democrats have called for the full report to be released without any information withheld. fox news ray bogan reports, barb was also questioned about the 4 page summary he released to the nearly 400

and be prosecuted and let our judicial process bring him -- bring him to account. >> congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. my pleasure. thank you. >>> coming up next, vice president mike pence hits back at 2020 candidate pete buttigieg. at issue, lgbtq rights and show religion should or should not play into their politics. >>> plus actress lori loughlin's daughter reportedly is devastated by this whole college admission scam. as a key figure in the case, the man accused of taking tests for the students, just entered a plea in court. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. i knew it could rough in there, but how rough? there was no way to know for sure. hey guys.... daddy, it's pink! but hey. a new house it's a blank canvas. and we got a great one thanks to a really low mortgage rate from navy federal credit union. pi

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. >> joining me now is michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. she's a long time friend of the vice president. with me is jeff bennett, nbc news correspondent, lee ann caldwell and michael gurson from "the washington post." congresswoman, you heard joe biden's remarks today. i'm curious. do you believe he's right that the democratic party is still the obama-biden democratic party or is he sounding like someone who's hoping it is still the obama-biden democratic party. >> i'm from the midwest. i told you for three years -- three years ago now that president trump could become president because he listened to people in the midwest, talked about economic issues, talked about issues that mattered to working people. i'm going to tell you now president trump could win re-election if we didn't nominate the right candidate. obama-biden party? it's a party of working men and women that want somebody to care about them that are going to talk about the issues that matter to families across this country. >> it seems as if, congresswoman, that the specific de

debbie edwards, of independent television news, reports. ( ♪ funeral songs ) >> reporter: in the groundsf st. sebastian's church, they have erected a makeshift alter, at which this morning coffinr afffin began to arrive. ( ♪ funeral songs ) on sunday, this congregation lost more than 100 of its worshippers, and at a mass funeral, the lives of each of them was remembered and honored by those who survived. at a house nearby, we found the community gathering to pay theic re to a mother and herdr three ch who were also killed in the same attack in negombo. prideep had joined his family at church that day.he escribed having to go identify his children at the morgue, and then the moment he went to visit his wife in lohospital, only to see he her fight for life. police have released this footage of the suicide bomber in the moments before he murdered prideep's family. it shows how brazenly he walked into the church, wearing his deadly backpack, his hand poised to detonate. one of the priests leading the easter service told us of the devastating impact it has had. >> almost all families have los

. >> the attacks were at least inspired by the debbie edward, of independent television news, reports fromlo coo, in sri lanka. >> reporter: the police trying to usher people away from the first of a series of controlled explosions they condted across the capital today. a nervous public watching on as they dealt with another suspicious vehicle. security is at its highest levels here, even at the morgue, where relatives are still eaarriving to identify the with the country's churches still in lockdown, 32 people in custody details have started to emerge about those responsible for the ster sunday attacks. this house in a quiet area of colombo was where the family of two brothers responsible for the hotel bombings lives. when the police raided the property on sunday, the wife of one of the men tggered a suicide vest. sinaka lives on the same street. >> ( translated ): the woman killed herself, her two children anthree policemen. >> repter: neighbor mohammad knew the bombers father and can't believe his family were responsie. >> almost everybody knows, you know he's a famous, rich guy. a

you do you got to the people who would die debbie had more because b.c. i didn't defy because they had come from or it was. then they had working in colombo and i lodged. this and we identified it in a more case we had asked in the case of since her arrest since judging the gumball . it was much easier because most of the from the same village except a few people who came from i would say. three when they came into the church and they were. able to i need to fight him you enjoy but in the case of the. student there are some bodies that we have not been able to identify and we do know the hospital. so that was the situation we could go to the cash would use and in the control of those who. soft. we have made a good relationships with the thought of the forty legions between us we have. one fish in those bodies that meet and discuss issues. and have an understanding of the sort of such problems and the east danger if you doubt isis so because of that. we have had. quite easy for us to check the situation on peace and. all of those tensions with iran and the

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