you can go on air regarding debbie. debbie didn't interrupt you. alright, debbie up to go drop there because i live double standard, a democrat. why asked year there were 25 people killed and she and b l a. m drive? yes. i federal courthouse in portland, oregon was sad oh bar in try can over during the hearings on not confirming brit cabinal, democrats invited capital buildings. what about january? yeah, instead of about january 6th, your thoughts? all right, i'm gonna jump in here, but are you didn't talk about that already. you didn't talk about january 6 either . ok, so let me go to jennifer. talk, go to mission. let me go to the other part of the commission, but it's race baiting and got to work. okay. race baiting. okay. we're talking about january 6, jack jennifer here. why doesn't nancy pelosi want to be asked hard questions because it was she was in charge of the security of the capital and. and the sergeant at arms requested 5 times for more assistance and he got crickets and then he got fired the next day. go ahead, jennifer. one of the b

if you go on air regarding laurie, debbie, debbie didn't mean interrupt you ari debbie did have to go up there because i live double standards of democrat. why a year? there were 25 people killed and she and b l a. m drive? yes. a federal courthouse in portland, oregon was set on bar in. try can over during the hearings on not confirming brett cameron, all democrats invited capital building. what about january? yeah, instead of about january 6, one your thoughts? okay. all right, i'm gonna jump in here, but are you didn't talk about that already. you didn't talk about january 6 either . okay, so let me go to jennifer and i told him i go to michigan, let me go to the other part of the commission, but it's race baiting. hang on to work. okay. race speeding. okay. we're talking about january 6, jack jennifer here. why doesn't nancy pelosi want to be asked hard questions because it was she was in charge of the security of the capital and, and the sergeant and arms requested 5 times for more assistance. and he got crickets and then he got fired the next day. go ahead, jennifer. whenever yo

debbie lawson usually works and several pieces. martinez, lee, almost all of the animals are conditioned. and she needs to have 3 fully identical carpets for one school. so i started using real persian carpets, but they were usually seconds or damaged ones already, but i don't really want to cut up the artwork of somebody else. so i'm using copies all the time. in a 1st step, debbie creates a framework for the sculpture from chicken where she then fixes it with several layers that commit until the model becomes served. friendly. she has carpet onto the model using hot pieces and then click the material to shape. i'm quite a quiet shy and reserved person and that's sort of i think that's how i operate. i want to become a flash and disguised and disappearance background. i think that might have been one of the reasons behind making fast because the badge of the talking for me, i can hide in the background and enjoy the conversation that it's happening with people that are looking at her school self for between 13024000 year old, depe

debbie find gardening, both inspiring and relaxing. she also enjoys making miniature versions of her giant sculptures. it's strange how you can also just a block of materials. you can kind of create some sort of character in the thing. i'm quite happy to sort of put these creatures out for them to have a life of their own. and, and i enjoy watching them from the the curtain. debbie lawson carpet creatures are a huge success with firms around the globe. i'm thinking one of those barriers would be great company here in the studio it's, i'll have to get on that right away. well, that's all for now. so until we meet again, thanks very much for watching. do stay safe and the the ah cruise, the cruise the cruise to the point strong, clear positions, international perspective. on the one hand, there's inclusion and pride on the exclusion hatred and bio issue surrounding the l . g. b t q. community. my on the political agenda. soap is local, civil and how can we create the divers future and find out on to the point. sure. to the point on d. w

debbie losses. carpet creatures are a huge success with funds around the globe. ah, i'm thinking one of those bears a be great company here in the studio. it's all have to get on. not right away. well, that's all for now. so until we meet again, thanks very much for watching. do stay safe and ah, into the conflict with tim sebastian, america, secretary of state anthony lincoln was in crane last week. his offer was a comfort and support for the country after washington masking huge numbers close to. is laura, my guess this week is the foreign minister denito for labor. what does he get out of the visit? and what was asked to do conflict zone. in 30 minutes on the w to the point and strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective on the one hand, there's inclusion and pride on deals, exclusion hatred and bio issues surrounding the l. g. b t q. community on the political agenda. sophie's local civil and how can we create divers future find out on to the point of choice to the point on d. w. interest in the global economy. our portfolio w business b on her

debbie wasserman schultz was hillary clinton's campaign. and so then some kind of deal is whereby deborah wasserman schultz becomes the head of the d n. c. and tim came steps down. now if your hillary and you're thinking strategically that you're going to run again for years, have your campaign mad as head of the d n. c controller of the if you like, the regulator who's regulating and i'm the nomination competition is a huge strategic advantage. ok. so that now that's why ford and the 20000 dnc lake, the mouse that okay, so they're from debbie was an short head of d. n. a. and 6 other prominent people finance communications. and so what they show is that within the dnc, there was a u, a unity of the most senior people, including there wasn't shows to act against bernie sanders, elimination process and for every kind now what, what particular actions were performed? well, there's a lot of discussions, it's a discussion about we can use a captive report and push out the fact that very sand is, might be an atheist and doings is going to copy i

debbie lawson usually works and several pieces similar tenuously. almost all of the animals are commissioned. she needs up to 3 fully identical carpets for one school trip. so i started by using real persian carpets, but they were usually seconds or damaged ones already, but i don't really want to cut up the work of somebody else, so i'm using copies all the time. now. in the 1st step, debbie creates a framework for the sculpture from chicken where she then fixes it with several layers of credit commit until the model becomes served. finally, she adds carpet to onto the model using hot heat and then put the material into shape on quite a quiet, shy, reserved person. and that's sort of, i think that's how i operate. i want to become a flash and disguised and disappearance background. i think that might have been one of the reasons behind making fast because the badge of the talking for me, i can hide in the background and enjoy for us the conversation that it's happening with people that are looking at her school or sell for between 13024000 year old

debbie lawson carpet creatures are huge. success with firms around the globe. ah, i'm thinking one of those bears a be great company here in the studio is i'll have to get on that right away. well, that's all for now. so until we meet again, thanks very much for watching. do stay safe and the me the case and above all how it feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, lona and journalists, good moment, are exploring. delving into history and the present. i would never have thought that judaism could be live so. and so i need to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. broad pluralistic jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on dw, the the the the, the, the bigger than a competition. and i want to be part of it. you have to be in shave and then you can beat anyone the weather. any events will actually take place. it's tough. look like it's whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, was 21 years old when she puts on her fencing, gave the 1st time ever since then, the sports has become her life. $9.00 to $5.00 job, so it's not like

and the head of the dnc, debbie watson shorts as well as a result. and whatever hacking has occurred, of the d n. c o other political organizations in the united states by range of active. and so in the middle, we have something which is the publication by other media organizations of information purportedly from dnc. and that seems to be the case. i said that's a series of word documents and pdf published by the heel of i go by the smoking gun . this is a completely separate batch of documents compared to the 20000 christine emails that we had really we place in this batch all the documents released by these other me, your organizations there are claims that in the metadata is someone's done a document to pdf conversion and that the, in some cases, the documents, the language of the computer that was used for that conversion. i was, i, russian. okay. so that's the circumstantial evidence that some russian was involved or someone who wanted to make it look like a russian was involved with these other meet your organizations. that's not the case for t

so they're from debbie. was schultz head of d. n a and 6 other prominent people finance communications. and so what they show is that within the dnc, there was a u, a unity of the most senior people, including there wasn't shows to act against bernie sanders, elimination versus and for every client now, what, what particular actions were performed? well, there's a lot of discussions, it's a discussions about we can use a captive report and push out the fact that very sand is, might be an atheist. and all the doings is going to coffee in the south. and where m as in b c on the most influential morning program morning, joe was defending bernie sanders and then debbie watson and schultz called up the president of a mississippi making the this is not reported in the us this report in the us media . they called up chuck taught i, here's the meet the press coming much more serious is not reported that day. wasserman schultz, herself, personally called up the president of m. s. nbc. to apply pressure in relation to positive coverage abou

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joining me now is debbie dingell of michigan, the co-chair of the house policy and communications committee. i've been talking about arizona and pennsylvania. but you know this well. this kind of nonsense is actually going on in michigan as well. >> it most unfortunately is. our legislature has been considering legislation for the last few months. there's been efforts to have similar activities to what's

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i thank debbie wasserman schultz for their total complete cooperation. there's no disagreement, no bickering, everybody's in the same team -- on the same team. it's what america's all about. it's about pulling together. leaving nobody behind. and that's what made me feel, the one thing that made me feel good about this is the cohesion that exists. there's no democrat or republican out there. just people wanting to do the right thing for their fellow americans. so, may god bless the victims and their families and may god protect our first responders and i'll take a couple questions right now. reporter: mr. president, what were you told today about the likelihood, you said, hope springs eternal, but that somebody will be able to be pulled out alive from this? what were you able to convey to the families about that possibility? president biden: well, look, first of all, the families are very realistic. they know the longer it goes -- one of the things that the local fema personnel, as well as the local first responders did is they took all of the families t

as the hours ticked by terry and debbie grew more anxious.nds wasn't enough, they needed a new plan to find their missing daughter. coming up. two new on camera clues. someone out a pay phone -- >> it appears that this is someone she knows. >> right, exactly. >> then someone in a pick up. >> you can see a dark pick up truck go by soon after that her phone goes dead and nobody ever heard from her again. >> when "dateline" continues. es ere crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or wor

this is debbie news life from berlin. we can't do this alone says haiti's interim government and asked for international troops to help stabilize the country. after the assassination of president of roanoke, most members of the 17 men hit squad, or in custody. and a man hunt is under way to catch others on the run. also on the program. as afghan is chance army battles, the taliban for control of the country is the most vulnerable who are paying the price of the conflict. we visit a refugee camp to meet some of those who lead the fight. it was the me welcome to our viewers around the world and michael locus, haiti's interim government has asked washington and the united nations to send hundreds of troops to protect its key infrastructure following the assassination of president joe over no more ease the us and columbia have already agreed to send intelligence officials to help the investigation. haitian police say they've captured 17 suspects and killed 3. the man hound for 8 others continues. more ease is killing has reve

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reporter: it by debbie clouds -- belgian was hit by debbie floods in the worst flooding to hit germanyhina is being battered by a typhoon. it comes after a year's rain fell in just three days. it is hard to imagine a more ominous backdrop amongst which to discuss climate science. >> extreme weather is the new norm. from germany to china to canada, or the united states, wildfires, floods, extreme heat waves, it is an ever-growing tragic list. reporter: today, researchers began to summarize the latest science on climate change. their work will guide world leaders and is being described as a wake-up call. >> we are heading for more than three degree rise. we need to change course, urgently, and before it is too late. reporter: will the politicians rise to the challenge? today, representatives of 51 countries met in this london hotel for critical discussions ahead of the glascow conference. huge differences between countries remain. they can't agree when to phase out coal, what to do about fossil fuel subsidies, let alone, how to raise the $100 billion a year to help the poor world with cl

council member brooke pinto, and debbie powell.er for an organization that promotes gun control, the justice department is taking action, rolling out five firearm traffic strike forces essentially to tackle violence, one of those cities will be in d.c. how could that potentially make a difference? >> well, good morning, and let me just say that we have been living under public health epidemic with gun violence for several years as we've seen the economy opening up after the pandemic, or during the pandemic we've seen multiple shootings all over america in red and blue states. and what the department of justice is doing is really looking at the root causes of gun violence, which relates primarily to gun trafficking. we have different laws in different states and we rely -- we are going to rely heavily on the atf to be able to provide support for these strike forces but unfortunately we haven't had a director for the atf, and that is why it is so important and crucial for us to be able to rely on the senate to do what is right and co

. >> it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it.of the loop millennia right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all of that adventure to look forward to. but now harvey had invited stephen to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven move the board, lived with him on the boat but before they set sail there was work to do. >> he brought this rusty tub, right? >> yes. greg fashioned all of the stainless steel trim i felt a connection with harvey too. he was a wall street guy, rejecting society. >> a little bit like you? >> yeah, i'm an outlaw. the mentality is what we bonded over. >> though is greg watched harvey pour money into the boat, the flat screen, the 50,000 dollar washer dryer. >> you can buy another vote for 50 grand. >> sure. >> he just wanted the biggest in the best of what he wanted, you know? >> before he dropped out he had been and the investment banking business to finally paid off he said so he plowed the money into the boat along with what is still working debate was able to contribute. >> he says,

. >> rubio and scott, congressman debbie wasserman schultz. they have all cooperated in ways i have not seen in a long time. it is a testament to what -- how difficult things are down here. it is what quite frankly we miss a lot. we have all been working in tandem from the moment we got the news of the collapse of the building. i think my colleagues will tell you we cut through the euro chrissy -- the bureaucracy. one order i gave the federal folks was no bureaucracy. get to whatever they need. that is why we decided to cover 100% of the search-and-rescue caused for the first 30 days -- search-and-rescue cost for the first 30 days. necessary in my view. fema is going to provide temporary housing and other urgent needs for the survivors. state department is expediting visas for family members from other countries from latin america, south america, europe, israel. i want to give a special shout out to first responders. international association of firefighters, one of the best organizations in the country. i particularly want to thank the presid

speaker pelosi, alone, scott peters, fred upton, i don't know who all is here, debbie dingell, peter wells, annie custer, nanette barragan, peter meijer, lizzie fletcher, and woman totally unknown to me, lung congresswoman. the and by the way, keep it up. how are you? good to see you. i want you to know, rather than try to sign 14 different strokes to make sure everybody gets one, i'm going to sign, and there is a pin for each of you, but i'm going to give you, nancy, the first one, if i may. all right. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. i left the list one -- for the second one down there. hang on. thank you. are you going to leave me? >> i don't think we are to leave. >> she is running the show. pres. biden: good to see you. thank you, pal. i appreciate it. speaker pelosi, maxine waters and julie garcia. you think i'm kidding, i'm not. all right. [laughter] i promise i've got a pin for everybody. thank you so very much. good to see you, pal. an equal opportunity commission, speaker pelosi, bobby scott -- did i get everybody? ok, here we go. when you think about it, it's a shame we

democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz joins me now.ou for taking time out this subbed. your state is barely below the national average for people being fully vaccinated. what do you think explains such high inaffefection rates? >> i think we have a governor who has not taken covid searcy from the beginning. he has campaign merchandise on his website saying don't fauci my florida. and we've had nearly 40,000 floridians die of covid. we have, we are contributing 20% of the covid diagnosis in the country right now and we're on the rise. and look, i would rather see us fauci our florida than have people go through death by desantis. that's what we're facing now. he actually had a law pass in the florida to prohibit local governments from being able to enact measures like mask requirements and social distancing to keep people safe. you can't make this up. that's where the blame lies. at his feet. >> the question is what more would you have him do? he has decided his handling. he is staying government shouldn't be meddling in this. it should

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i will let ryan take it off >> thank you debbie. and so thank you commissioners for the opportunity to present thiscollaborative initiative to promote lp communities and public action . the program aims at sf residences that have children. it's a collaboration among city departments including the apartment of the environment and the department ofpublic health andoffice of economic and workforce development . next slide please . first let's talk about lead, what it is and why it's a problem.lead is a heavy metal denser thanmost common materials . its increased durability and can maintain a fresh appearance and resist moisture that causes corrosion but led is a neurotoxin and ingestion can lead to lead poisoning. it's dangerousto children between eight months and six years old . it makes lead paintchips and dustwhich can more readily be ingested by children . next slide . lead ingestion can lead to the following issues . damage to the brain and nervous system. learning andbehavioral problems. slowed growth and development inspeech and

let's discuss all this with democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. she's a member of the house committee and it includes dearborn. congresswoman, great to be with you. >> thanks for having me approximate. >> can we start with voting rights? i wonder what your thoughts are for the future of the voting rights bill that's pending. do you think you should push for those pieces of legislation, or might there be an appetite for a narrower bill that sort of coalesces the agreement we have now across the two parties and moves guard with what's feasible at the moment? >> my stance, and i've been home for ten days, and the house will be out for another week. the senate went out a week earlier than we did, is that our leadership and the president of the united states are committed to continue forward on both hr-1 and the john lewis act, which is to really push back against what is happening in the state. i mean, we've seen what's happening in texas, we've seen it in another state. we've already seen what happened in georgia. there are signs of pushback on votin

in orlando, debbie and mike schafer didn't get the vaccine. then caught the virus last month. >> we were apprehensive because it came out so quickly. and so we just wanted to see if there were going to be any long-term effects. >> reporter: mike says the wait cost his wife debbie her life. >> i don't want her death to go in vain. i wanted to encourage people to help people maybe save lives by getting vaccinated. >> reporter: linsey, these surge teams will focus on communities at higher risk who are already experiencing an outbreak and they will expand testing and work or help to get therapeutics to people infected with covid-19. linsey? >> marc,n whitond oregon now reporting at least 79 lives lost to the historic heat. the wildfire threat forcing a state of emergency in oregon. in the east, 20 million people under a severe thunderstorm watch, including fedex field in landover, maryland. and a new tropical storm now on the move. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. rob? >> reporter: good evening, linsey. we have a long

let's get more from bloomberg's debbie wu.le forecast for iphone shipments this year? what are they asking suppliers to provide? debbie: apple is asking suppliers to ready about 90 million for the iphone model this year. this is an increase from 75 million. apple appears to be quite optimistic about the pent-up demand. customers see their life return to normal in the post-covid 19 world. this is the second year that apple will offer 5g headsets and 5g being a new technology which will help consumers stay better connected online for their various work and schooling, education needs. mark: good afternoon. what new functionalities are these models going to have? i've never owned an iphone. what are people going to get excited about? debby: compared to last year's launch, we will see a more incremental update. these include a better camera that offers improved optical zoom so that users can take better quality video recordings. at the same time, we will also see the iphone camera to come with a smaller notch so users will get a bi

what happens to them, debbie? i think it's a trickle down effect. it is definitely a trickle down effecting and good luck to kids with college of paying attrition bill that i know to say great chatting with you. i'm chatting with you too. thanks so much. well, it's been a rough while, like wildfire season no relief in sight while firefighters are working to battle blazes throughout the western us. pacific gas electric has filed documents, emitting their power lines, may have been the cause behind. yet another fire large correspond natasha suite has more on the relentless fires, sweeping the country. pacific gas and electric base here in california is admitted they may have cars yet another fire. p junior has been in the hot seat for many years for causing many pleases, including the safety, deadliest wildfire firefighters are working to contain the dixie fire. the active blades hovers in northern california and on the southern oregon border. so far as bern, over 30000 acres and it's 15 percent contained a lot of smoke and there's a lot of emergency

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we have another question from a woman named debbie who is saying since japan was a nazi german ally, what did they think of a japanese diplomat helping jews? debbie, he was given instruction not to issue these transit visas but did so anyway because of his conscience. leo, could you talk about the more recent japanese government and your involvement with them and their recognition of sugihara posthumously? >> yes, of course. in time everyone recognized the heroism of sugihara, and i took it upon myself to do, as i said, whatever i could and so did many other survivors. i wasn't a alone in that effort. this is a picture of the prime minister of is japan in the middle there. i'm standing next to him. and on my left is marsha bernstein -- masha bernstein. she also survived through a sugihara transit visa. so the prime minister came to pay respect at the holocaust museum and light a candle in memory of sugihara. the name of sugihara eventually in japan was understood by everybody to have been an extraordinary hero who defied government orders because his view of humanity was such that wh