and a part of me died the day she died. >> i kept saying, not debbie, not debbie, not deb. >> debbie's san antonio, to spend time with lars, to support him in their shared grief. >> he could hardly talk. he seems extremely remorseful. >> was he saying everything that you would want to hear? i messed -- i did it, i'm sorry. >> he apologized profusely for it and said it was just an accident, it was dark. >> some people might be really angry, but you didn't go down that road. >> we did not go down that road. we supported him. >> but that support was about to be put to the test. >> coming up. >> i know that she was frustrated. >> how strong was that marriage? how dark was that night? >> that's your wife, height, weight, shape, how could you not tell that's your wife? >> when "dateline" continues. >>> lars said he fatally shot his wife debbie but said it was a terrible accident. from the very beginning, he cooperated with police, answered every question, no lawyer present. then about eight hours after that first conversation about the shooting, lars headed back to the station and sat down f

debbie carried very few samples. anyway, if drug theft was behind it, why didn't the thief take any jewelry or electronics. no, it all seemed to come down to dave. his character, his behavior, his own words and a conversation with a friend police recorded in which dave speculated on what might have happened to debbie. the defense played it in court. as an unguarded indication that dave had no idea what happened. >> i tell you it was a bad guy. i'd go through somebody off a bridge. i'd today 'em in and they'd float downstream. >> 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. there was a conversation about whether or not dave would testify. >> i told them that i wanted to testify. >> reporter: an idea that dave's attorney did not like one bit. >> dave is a combative individual, he is very prideful, he is offended easily. >> he thinks he is smart and hates for anyone to think he is not

. >> my name is debbie cobb.grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south carolina. but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of being able to go to a zoo, so they would have had to be euthanized if they didn't come here. there's somebody else i want to introduce you to, is blue -- is a spider monkey. he's 57 year

debbie layton thole. >> michelle talked about a few problems in the marriage, primarily growing aparte years. marty was away for extended periods of time. she had a hard time with that. it was getting more difficult for her. it was lonely. >> reporter: sometimes he was gone for mont, and when he did finally 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 lonely. >> here i was in fayetteville with no one to pick up the phone and call. >> reporter: that actually is about the time it started. harmless really, just a few key strokes, see what might happen. goes on all the time these days on the internet. sexy brew net seeks 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. >> reporter: so debbie devorak, could see him responding to michelle. >>

>> in that last segment, we heard from congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz about her legislation on vaping. joining us is andrew from cq roll call. what are the major issues congress is considering regarding vaping? what are the prospects for e-cigarette legislation in 2020? >> there are a lot of bills in congress right now. most of them from democrats, but a significant number of notable republicans have signed on as well. the movement in congress is about to limit access to flavors and require any company who wants to sell a flavored e-cigarette product to prove the flavor is essential for the product to help an adult switch from a traditional cigarette, and also show that the product is not a risk for youth starting nicotine in the first place, which could be a difficult proposition for an e-cigarette maker to prove.

. >> debbie dingell from michigan they are, and you have already heard, casey report, president on the move out in texas looking forward to speaking to americans farmers. we've had it chance to chat with white house officials and they are sharing the big stories will be the two big trade deals, not just with china but the usmca and also the subsidies that are so important to americans farmers as they are trying to make their way through a fairly tough time, particularly the trade back and forth between the u.s. and china. in the meantime we will let you know how things are shaking out the house. if we get any readout on the democrats meeting over in the skiff, i don't suspect we will, but i promise to pass them on to you. eric: alright kevin we will be awaiting the president's remarks. thank you. arthel: while eric and kevin the battle between ice the new

debbie is a frequent speaker at universities, writing conferences, and book events. her first book, love wins, the lovers and lawyers who fought the landmark case for marriage equality published in 2016 by william mauro, was named one of the most notable books of the year by the "washington post". her second book that recently released half the presses citizen 865, the hunt for hitler's hidden soldiers in america's or topic of conversation with us today. she is based on medill's washington d.c. campus working with graduate and undergraduate students on investigative stories and we are delighted to present to you this afternoon debbie cenziper.bb [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction, lillian. i very much appreciate it. i'm so happy to be here with you today. i am based in washington d.c. for this first quarter at northwestern, i have been here in evanson learning all about evanston, northwestern, and chicago and has been a lot of fun and i'm so happy to be here to talk about this book project. let me tell you where this book got started. this book actu

debbie is a frequent speaker at universities writing conferences in both events. her first book love wins, the lovers and lawyers who fought the land marchesa on marriage equality by a million warm -- william morrow was named one of the most notable books by the "washington post." her second book hot off the presses "citizen 865" the hunt for hitler's hidden soldiers in america is a topic of conversation with us today. she is based on the medill washington d.c. campus working with students on investigative stories and we are delighted to present to you this afternoon debbie cenziper. [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction. i very much appreciate it. i'm so happy to be with you here today. i'm based in washington d.c. for the first quarter at northwestern. i've been here at evanston learning about evanston northwestern in chicago and it's been a lot of fun and i'm so happy to be here to talk about this book project. let me tell you where this book got started. this book started in the final moments of 2016 when i was at a new year's eve party in maryl

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>> thank you, debbie for making those observations. i'd point out if your 401(k) is doing well, it is because we are still benefiting from the obama recovery. as you remember, obama, as he was raising his right hand we were losing 700,000 jobs a month. he brought that recovery to bear, not donald trump. it's been on the same trajectory. and i share your view that it is almost -- there is none so blind as he who will not see, and i have admonished some of my republican colleagues to make sure you look out for your legacy, because this presidency will end one way or another, if not through impeachment and removal it may be at the ballot box or if he gets four more years, he won't be able to run again. but where will you be after this president leaves? what will you tell your grandchildren about how you behaved in office and not holding this president accountable. >> macon, georgia, independent. >> good morning. i'm an independent. my question is, if there is voter suppression or disenfranchising of voters, what's the democratic party doi

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when you go all the debby and you think i gave everything today on the pitch it's a good thing. this i'm so the. last real cause for concern. sometimes. i write some of the big black. woman shines in goshen in terms of chances created you have to say go they had the better ones ones on main problem was that we took too long to wake up and get our 2nd game going at the most about since on the phone to speak tom. i. caught 8 it shut but that's. not. the flask all that but i did on a plate full that they just left the front the right that said come in and help yourself what you want the referee to say they splash springs the 1st 45 minutes so i come close but my goodness shall keep one close on the want to case it. i don't know but i have absolutely perfect position to cut out. the 2nd time off was bad just much better and we played with a bit more temper and finally created a few chances of our own. this is just such are such extrinsic costs the uprights. the 1st little bit i should not do it might have had to cheer about in the 2nd half nobody would say it was not deceptive we ha

debbie fought with her mother just the day before she lost her. >> what you think? >> i wasn't ready for that, i keep my emotions in check and then you had to ask. hmm. she deserves justice. there are so many others that deserve justice. >> reporting now. d'angelo was arrested back in 2018. that was after investigators, do you remember this? they linked his dna to samples collected at crime sprees scenes. his hearing is set for may 12. >>> still had a tearful reunion just a year in the making. >>> the unprecedented court ruling that just reunited nine families torn apart by deportation. >>> some bad news tonight for a california icon. the monarch butterfly has gone missing. >>> and, coming up all new at 6, a story that has us all asking how does that happen? almost 100,000 gallons of wine spills. leaking right into a bay area river. in i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats.

the latest from the debbie ho. as possible. the latest from the debbie h0.ement released tonight. they said... a flight a flight carrying 150 britons is repairing to leave wuhan, the city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. jacob wilson is a american taking people to the aeroplane... refusing to leave unless her three—year—old son was allowed to go with her. they are now leaving together. i'mjust at the gate of the community and i was just giving a last—minute notice that one of the british citizens and her three—year—old son are going to be able to make it to the flight. i was just be able to make it to the flight. i wasjust coming from be able to make it to the flight. i was just coming from the airport directly to pick them up at their community and the cut off time was about to be around one o'clock in the morning but we are running a little bit late. i think we're going to be able to it there in time to the departure hall. this is terry's wife and his son. i don't know if you can see them. they are in the car right now just you can see them. they

also here, think debbie dingell from michigan. cochair of the house democratic policy and communications committee. congressman thank you for being here tonight. dan crenshaw your colleague very fired up about some of the responses that we've seen from your side of the aisle. what do you say to that? >> first of all, i agree with him on one or two points. one is we should be united. as a country. but there is a very -- the same senator republican from michigan who is an isolationist but worked with president truman and said politics should stop at the ocean's edge. i also think the president has a responsibility to communicate with congress, which is not his strength. any escalation of military presence, there was discussion according to people, republicans and democrats, independent ofs, americans worried about what the possible consequences would be. the general was a very evil man. responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent americans and other people from around the world. but -- it's... peace requires diplomacy. it ha

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she was there because the debbie allen dance academy just performed with misty copeland on stage buted to norm nixon who played for the lakers. she talked about her relationship with kobe and how they stayed in touch over the years. take a listen to what she had to say. >> so kobe and i had stayed friends and he was in the middle of creating an entire universe for the world to share, books and movies and theater and everything, a legacy that will still emerge and he was a tremendous supporter of young people in the arts. he was a tremendous supporter of young people everything. it was what his whole life's work was about and i just am feeling such pain today to have lost that big light and wishing his family the best. >> she was clearly emotional. you could feel her voice quaking. she said when the first time she met him, he came up to her to introduce himself when he was younger because the show she was on in the '80s was so popular in italy when he was growing up. he was happy to get to know her. >> a legacy that hopefully will still emerge. heartbreaking. thank you for your covera

i'm joined by democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. thank you for taking the time today. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> you now heard this argument that has become familiar, hear it again on the senate floor, the president's legal team is making that abuse of power and obstruction of congress are not crimes and therefore not impeachable offenses. what is your response to that? >> well, first of all, i would say the gao found last week that the president did break the law, and withholding funds that had been appropriated by the congress. so i also think that it is open to interpretation. we have got -- i believe that the law was broken when you try to take money or you try to influence a foreign government for your own personal gain and to interfere in our elections. i am someone that was very reluctant to go forward with an impeachment, but if we did not -- once the inspector general found a danger, we had to draw a line in the sand about that is allowable. nobody is above the law. we have got to protect our national security

to see our 2018 interview with move 9 member debbie africa with move 9 member debbie africa with her son mike shortly after debbie was released from prison, go to democracynow.org. former new york republican congressmember chris collins was sentenced friday to 26 months in prison and fined $200,000 for insider trading. collins, who resigned from congress in september, was the first republican congressmember to support donald trump's run for the white house. and in oakland, california, the group known as moms 4 housing has reached an agreement to purchase a previously vacant house that they began occupying as parart of their fight against homelessness and real estate speculation. the mothers had been fighting eviction attempts by investment firm wedgewood properties, which now says it will sell the property at a fair price through the oakland community land trust. this is activist carroll fife, director of the oakland office for alliliancef cacaliforniansnr community empowerment, lebrbrating the news monday. >> it i impornt t to undstand the history of vil disobedience in this country

back into society and i would and that is what don is doing and that's what we're trying to help debbie is a powerhouse in every respect of course to say that politics is showbiz for boring people but the people who made the transition becoming boring or tall in our cities on the politics of protest we came across red so does the artist who devised the 7 o'clock against racism campaign in the late 1970 s. boring read is. that 40 years after its 1st launch rock against racism as a choir for lost status and become the template for many a little movements mobilized in the music industry to promote great causes but i'm joined by the man behind the list of red saunders 'd to talk about protest and then you know so iraq against racism as we back to 976 what was the genesis behind rock against racism is really simple thing it was an outburst by the guitar god eric clapton who made a completely racist outburst supporting a not powered concert in birmingham it was reported in the music press i was an old eric clapton fan i had all these records and everything and i was outraged because that musi

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

thank you michael and debbie and thanks for having me. thanks to all of you, for being here. i was actually in time we have lots of students from all around the world that are stuck at the bottom of the driveway. they are here. it this good and they will be part of our conversation which this great. i also want to introduce you to my wife susan, who this here today, she's been with me in new hampshire. from most of the whole race. she and i met about 25 years ago. she this the reason that we are lucky enough to live in colorado. we are raising our daughters there. she's on public interest share club legal defense. she ran the rocky mountain region for that organization for years and years and years. i mostly just want do you get out of the practice of law. offended way to do that in colorado. i was in business for a while would i got out the restructuring companies that were failing and had the chance to be superintendent of the republic schools. i tell people in the campaign tell trail, about 95000 kids in denver colorado, most kids are leaving in poverty. it is a billion-do

i will yield to debbie lesko of euros a. >> do you think there would be witnesses? >> will take questions in in a moment. >> i've been watching and i think the president legal team is doing a really good job of laying out the case that the house did not prove their case. and, of course, the burden of proof is on the house. and i would advise the senators not to call for more witnesses. and the reason is, is a house, the house was supposed to call witnesses and they could have called witnesses and they could a subpoena john bolton, but they chose not to. so don't put the burden of proof on the senate for something that the democrats didn't do in the house. thank you. >> i think probably the biggest thing a lot of americans are asking right now is, is why was this leak out at this particular time right before today's presentation by the trump defense team? i know i'm asking it. some have suggested that it was to sell more books. some have suggested that indeed the leak was designed to create chaos. what we do know is, is this is a pattern that my democratic colleagues

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you to do such a clean program tonight from one gemini from one use of easy to our wild with safety debbie that comes to much afrikaans join us on facebook at g.w. africa. a deadly virus and the world scrambling to stop more confirmed infections and more deaths as the corona virus has spread in the world health organization pondering if this is a global emergency while the travel industry is bracing themselves for impact also coming up but the world economic forum the head of the e.u. commission warns trade partners the deadly consequences should they try to exploit the blog on its aims to reduce emissions and become carbon neutral. i'm chris colfer welcome to the program more people are falling victim to the new flu like deadly virus the death toll rose to 17 on wednesday with more than 540 cases confirmed the chinese city of one hand the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak has closed all transportation networks people are told not to leave the city that's according to chinese media while fears are mounting over a potential global impact those working in the travel industry are particu

thank you, michael, thank you, debbie, thanks for having me and thanks all of you for being here. i was on time but we hit a bus of students from all around the world who stopped at the bottom of the driveway to hear what's on the mind of new hampshire. so it's good and they're here. and they will be part of our conversation which is great. i also want to introduce you to my wife susan who is here today. she's been with me in new hampshire for most of the whole race. she and i met about 25 years ago and she's the reason we are lucky enough to live in colorado and are raising our three daughters there. she is a public environmental lawyer who wanted to go to work for something called the sierra club legal defense fund now called earth justice. she ran that organization for years and i mostly just wanted to get out of the practice of law and we found a way to do that in colorado. i was in business for a while when i got out there restructuring companies that were failing. and then had the chance to be superintendent of the denver public schools. which they tell people on the campaig

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good morning we're going to exceptionally story and discussion from the news as easy and while we do debbie to come smart because joining us on facebook. for. this is that the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes is africa's wealthiest woman guilty on there it is about dos santos has had her as it's frozen in angola the government accuses her of causing the state to be losses but she says the charges are politically motivated. and this secretive traditional practice in south africa that's costing young man their lives. then bad for him superstardom ugly feet shows us around his home city abidjan. hello i'm christine one to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along they have been some big developments in angola in recent weeks the latest being a court order to seize a 1000000000 dollars from the daughter off the country's former president isabel dos santos behind me who is africa's richest woman is the daughter of off jose eduardo dos santos he's 38 yet as as president when mocked by widespread corruption in which billions of dollars of state funds and went missing the centr

jeanine: lee zeldin and debbie lesko, thank you so much.e: newly classified documents leaked that to fisa warrants use just by on carter page were not valid because they lacked probable cause, here to react to the explosive revelation which most of us knew in the first place is the president of judicial watch tom fitton. i can just say, hit it but for the first thing i want to ask before i get to that, what did you think about the president seen in the senate. >> i thought it was great. i would be more outraged than they were but they were appealing to the jury in the senate. it was nice to see facts, evidence and the rule of law take precedence over what i call the gossiping impeachment that i call the law and adam schiff. they have been held hostage by adam schiff. it's a hostage situation. jeanine: it was very interesting, i was there. let's talk about the fisa word. for years we've been talking about the fact that the dossier that was paid for by hillary clinton that money laundering to the foreign agent who wrote it based upon sources

ktvu's debbie dylan has a story. >> parents are talking to your kids about safety.y sonoma valley community of about 6000. >> the people here are worried about our kids. thtorn up about this. >> parents got a call and email from the school district. describing how a man targeted to altamira middle school students. and reassuring everyone that he is no longer a threat. >> responded >> only a mile from campus. deputies and detectives were in the area right after the man struck in the 8 am hour. >> first victim and he grabbed her off the street. and then he drove her to a different location where he sexually assaulted her. >> then he freed the 14-year- old girl who ran to campus and told staff. meanwhile the suspect was still roving. >> we are investigating the initial report that payment of an attempted abduction. >> the second girl also showed up at school describing a man who pulled up alongside and tried to abduct her. >> she didn't not get back to the car. >> saturating the small area deputies found the suspect and his car a short time later. descriptions from wit

good morning to you on a friday, get debbie back with us today. let's look at perhaps the senators and their public inside that are most critical. susan collins, mid romney, lisa murkowski, courtney gardner , lamar alexander. "i tend to believe having additional information would be helpful. it is likely i would support a motion to call witnesses at that point in the trial just as i did 1999." is that significant from her was a consistent? >> i think it's consistent, bill. i think it's about what you would expect. no legal proceeding -- and we also have to say at the outset that this is not a judicial proceeding, it's a senate trial, so it's more political than legal -- but no proceeding of this kind starts with a guarantee of witnesses. weeks is both sides will make your case about whether this was an impeachable offense or not. when you get witnesses and testimony outside with the lawyers say, it's because one side or the other, to the satisfaction of the tribunal, to resolve an issue in the case that needs to be resolved, you need to get additi

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with me now is democrat eccongresswoman debbie dingell. mitch mcconnell is clearly in no rush on impeachment. how long are you comfortable with nancy pelosi withholding the articles from the senate? >> you know, she's our 4r5eder. we've been out for the holiday recess for ten days. i know she knows exactly what she's doing, and we have a leader for a reason. you trust her. i know she'll discuss what's going on when we get back, but there's a lot of other thing to worry about, and she also never takes her eyes off of those, from the crisis we're all talking about this weekend to the fact my blood pressure -- my new year's resolution was to stay calm, yet when i hear mitch mcconnell say we do nothing, we have passed 400 bills sitting at the senate just waiting for them to be taken up. so we're going to keep doing things about issues we all promised, president trump, senate, house, to lower prescription drugs. my bill -- will be up the first of january. >> i understand there's a lot off legislative agenda, but -- here's what year colleague ll

debby: there have been reports that washington is pressuring u.s. useake chips for on u.s. soil.e a concrete plan at the moment, and additionally, the potential u.s. plans to ei will berbs on huaw one thing that investors will want to find out, if that will have any impact on tsmc shipments to huawei and whether that will have an impact negatively on tsmc earnings later this year. , thank you.by the u.s.-china trade you're making no mention of huawei, which was an issue of national security. lobbyists in washington. we asked for thoughts on phase one. is a private company but also a privately held company, so the trade deal between the two countries -- huawei has no input there. however, like any global company, we look for trades to ability as well as open markets, and we have always preached that, and we look at that down the road as we get to phase two and phase three. >> talking about that more, you mentioned that huawei is a global company. what about the trade tensions? donald: like any company, you have issues of supply, a are mixed up in policy, and policy, there is alway

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democratic senator debbie stabenow of michigan. >> first, john, it's great to be with you this morning step back a second, we have essentially the head of the jury saying he's working with the accused and his attorneys and do everything he can to block relevant witnesses that would get at the truth, e-mails, documents. now he won't even tell us what the rules are. i think they have been scrambling for some time to try to figure out how to make this happen as quickly as possible and how to avoid having relevant witnesses. people in the room, people on the e-mails, sending the e-mails. the relevant documents, all the things the american people want. i know people in michigan, they just want us to step up and list listen, hear the truth and not be part of hiding the truth. >> which are the witnesses you would like to hear from most. >> i think senator chuck schumer has laid out before most relevant witnesses, certainly john bolton, but we need to her from acting chief of staff, who was head of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney, his staff person. the others that were essent