so welcome back, debbie, linda and d. now before the break, we were talking about women and show business on the take over online, in terms of tv. and i've been in the corporate sort of look things that we've been . what's it like as what do you think is easier when you're doing your own show nobody's telling me what to do when it's online complete autonomy as women and sure business is not a certain you get from that. yeah, definitely definitely. i think it's been a real revelation for us to learn something, as you say, nobody's actually telling you what to do or what to say. we have the freedom on line as well to say exactly what, what we want. it's been a wonderful, wonderful experience all around. so yeah, i would say as women, it's been very empowering courtesy women are still good that recognizing each other as a perfect example in front of us and appreciating each other, what they have to offer. so you get the same from, for man in show business. see, i mean you're, you're a mom and dad. course, the cases of told m

debbie self is from san berner. joining us from bangkok today. thank you so much for your time. debbie. ok, here's what's coming up to you. more than 3000000 banks nation in 6 days, bangladesh. busy set them ambitious, covered $900.00 target and venezuela economic crisis will look at the big gamble, the government's taking to get people using the local currency again. ah hello, good to see you. we have wildfires exploding around athens degree prime minister has warned that this situation is going to get worse, people doing whatever they can to protect their properties. a bit of a glimmer of hope here as temperatures have come down in athens at 34 degrees, but it's going to take much more than this mean time for turkey. we do have some scattered showers and fire, ravage parts of antalya providence. but again, it's going to take much more than just a few spits of rain. we really need that concentrated rain. next, i want to take you to the bulk in temperatures have lowered here as well. but the situation still dire, in fact, for north macedonia, the country has declared a crisis fo

debbie stabenow, senator gary peters, congressman debbie dingell who is automobiles and dan kill made-- i remind the michigan delegation of this, it used to be when i first got elected, i used to tell your husband this as well, we had a higher percentage of autoworkers in delaware then any state in the union including michigan. now, the fact we had a small population -- [laughter] and we had almost 100,000 autoworkers in our state. but i want to be very straightforward. uaw wrong -- brung me to the dance, as they say. and i know we are missing someone truly special, a dear friend of all of us, senator carl leavenworth who passed away last week. carl and i served together for 30 years in the u.s. senate. i think all my colleagues will attest to this, he was one of the most honorable, decent people that i have ever known. he was a tireless champion of the american worker. the iconic automobile industry. he embodied everything that his beloved michigan and our country represents. respect, dignity, pride. pride in the nation and pride in what we build. today, labor and industry, state and

he was a friend of yours too, debbie. he was someone i could confide in and he knew whatever , he said he would do he would do. it was simple. and tom you knew him well as , well. he was always there. he was an american worker, always fighting for working people, protecting their wages, their safety, their pensions and their ability to build a middle-class life. i've also believed that the middle class built america, but i know who built the middle class -- unions. unions built the middle class. there is no doubt that richard trumka helped build the unions that built this country. my heart goes out to his wife and grandkids. i used to kid him, he was from soft coal country. and i was from hard coal country. he used to be president of the united mine workers, and that is how he got started. folks, let me now turn to the day's event. i want to thank bernie for being part of the best workers in the world. thank you, ray curry, president of the uaw. ray, good to see you, pal. [applause] i also want to thank the leaders of the

and just to show one thing, there are two people so debbie rimer's story did not come up until after the week of kristine ford. the republicans were ramming this through so fast it was remarkable. they were able to keep a lid on it so it did not suggest a pattern of behavior on his part. one of the reasons the third allegation came up from girl name julie was credible. i am not sure. [inaudible] i am not sure that was credible. there may have been truth there but the republicans conflated her story which was credible with the other two women who were credible. there were two yale classmates, guys who did not even know who she was. who would come to the fbi and the senate judiciary committee in july of 2018. right after he was nominated. i'm told the story they had heard about in real time that brick kavanaugh had exposed himself to one of their classmates. they did not know who she was they described it there had been a deal so wade and jim around in real in this woman's face they could not get through to the fbi they did not respond the judiciary committee did not act on it. and the

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he wasn't just a great labor leader, he was a friend and a friend of yours too, debbie, i think, andew whatever he said he'd do, he would do. it was simple, tommy. you knew him well as well. he was already there. he was an american worker. always fighting for working people, protecting their wages, their safety, their pensions and their ability to build a middle class life. i also believe that the meddle class built -- middle class built america, but i know who built the middle class, unions. unions built the mid eking class. and there's no doubt that richard drum can ca helps -- richard trumka belt those unions across the country. -- built those unions across the country. i might point out, you know, i used to always kid him, he was from soft coal country. i was from hard coal country. half will have we had -- [laughter] we had this thing about, you know, he used to be the president of the united mine workers and that's how he got started. folks, let me now turn to today's events. event. i want to thank bernie for the introduction and for being part of the best-led autoworkers in th

i was told this morning by telephone contact that debbie hola ahead, which is the main communication spokes person will be holding a press conference today. they said he would be holding it yesterday. it appears to be delayed. that will be today. now, no one has ever seen his face. he's only repaired an audio clips with his face blurred. sir, it will be very interesting for them to finally reveal themselves after being in hiding for so long and to get a better idea of how they plan to govern. we understand that some of them within the telephone political office, his name is amir. han most techie, now he has come to cobble and met with the former ceo of dillard villa and former, asking the prison common cause i was calling talks. but when the taliban do hold all the cards. so whilst they want an air of legitimacy to be seen, to be incorporating form of government, people essentially looks to be like they're negotiating positions for them and, and incorporating them to a certain extent, but still not negotiating full force because the taliban run the shore. now, meanwhile, on the stree

>> we should always listen to debbie. she's one of our dpcc cochairs. she does a great job. she has her pulse on the people of michigan and does it in a great way. and we need to sit down and talk and see what we need to do. look, it's 2021. we have until november of 2022 before we have an election. but we're talking about these things now. we're talking about messaging. there's going to be a lot that's going to be done between now and the end of the year to get ourselves and find out, you know, what is important for the american public. i think obviously, again, driving these numbers home on the economy and what biden is doing is going to be hugely key. but, you know, there's a lot going on right now in america. people are concerned about covid-19 and what have you. but once we get in the full campaign gear, it's my opinion that the american public is going to be paying very close attention to the democrats. and when we rollout what we've been doing and what the president's been doing, i think it's going to be something that a lot of people are going to like not just democr

and it's killing people and people need to grow up and realize covid is real. >> congresswoman debbiee asked why are you awake? one of you writes it's been unreal hot here so we're painting the bathroom at 2:00 a.m., fun times. brandon also dealing with the effects of the weather. i have to catch my flight to dallas-forth worth after it was cancelled yesterday due to the extreme weather and closure of the dallas airport. gotta make sure i make the flight. stuck in kansas city. >>> another viewer is up way too early because rocky the raccoon was busy working overnight. there's rocky, faithful fan. thank you for tuning in. and sally tweeted i'm up early getting ready for a new nursing job and excited because it's an ino-home job and fully vaccinated. >>> i'd like to thank the fans none of them writing in about the red sox's disastrous weekend. >>> coming up on a special "morning joe," as we mentioned former dhs secretary jeh johnson joins the conversation about the southern border. and we'll talk to cori bush after she spent a sleepless night protesting the end of eviction moratoriums.

the format chatting precedence injury debbie died in april during fighting against rebels in northern chad. a wildfire that reached the compound of a coal fuel power plants in the southwest of turkey has finally been contained after aging for more than 11 hours. strong winds drove the fire towards the chemical power plant in the province of modular navy landing craft deployed to help evacuate residence by sea. at least 8 people have been killed in dozens of wildfires across turkey. more than $100.00 wildfires origin across greece, a major fire on the island of area. as for the evacuation of hundreds of people there more than $165.00 fighters of battling the plays more being floating from france and other areas firefighters managed to save archaeological sites from the approaching flames. and a major blaze in the athens has also been put out. now we have correspondence monitoring the situation in turkey and greece in basra, be in athens 1st to wrestle solder in mid last in the south, west of turkey, close to the power plant that was under threat wrestle. so do they feel that they've ma

debbie tubby, bbc look east. from deprived communities in birmingham have been given the chance to have a go themselves. the sea cadets are running a day of activities at edgbaston reservoir for young people, many of whom have never been in a boat before. qasa alom went to find out more. so we're having a great day here at edgbaston reservoir. it's the summer holidays, and what better way to spend it than on the water, which is the sea cadets' new scheme to get kids from inner—city backgrounds out and enjoying maritime sport. one of them is 12 years old. how are you? i'm 0k, yeah. yeah? so, before this project, this was the first time that you have ever been on the boat. is that right? yeah. tell me a little bit about that. so, like, when they pushed us off the water, i thought i was going to drown. really? oh, no, but you didn't, thankfully, because you're here. are you enjoying yourself, though? yeah. that's really good, that's really good. i like the activities and stuff. excellent, well, martin is from the se

in a few minutes i will get reaction from progressive caucus member debbie dingell. >>> plus, millions of college students moving into their dorms as cases rise to dangerous levels in covid hot spots. we will look at that coming up. >>> first, let's guess to the major breaking news out of haiti. we are continuing to follow. the death toll continuing to rise. at least 227 people are confirmed dead following this morning's magnitude 7.2 earthquake. the powerful quake, the biggest to hit haiti since the one that devastated the island back in 2010. let's go now to nbc's vaughn hillyard in miami's little haiti neighborhood with more on how the haitian american community is reacting to the news. vaughn, what are you hearing from people there in little haiti? >> reporter: yeah, there is a population that immigrated here and stayed here in the united states following the 2010 earthquake. there's a population gain of about 100,000 haitian immigrants here over the last ten years. we are in the little haiti district of miami, and i want to let you hear from regine batiste, one of the individuals

bernard ashley, debbie powell, and david jolly who is also an msnbc political analyst. it's the who's who of florida. dr. ashby, the latest in your state, it hits a record for daily cases. i am not in florida but that is incredibly alarming to me. can you talk me through what that looks like on the ground? >> alarming is an understatement. where do i start? we are number one in hospitalizations in the u.s. we are number two in hospitalizations [ inaudible ] in the u.s. we are number one for admissions to critical care in broward county in the u.s. now we have broken our record at 21,683 new infections. the positivity rate above 50%. all told, florida is surging and our leadership is not helping us at all. our hospitals are getting overwhelmed. we're starting to shut down [ inaudible ] as a result of that and that impacts other issues like hard disease, like cancer, like colon cancer, so on and so forth. so right now, we are struggling to deal with the surge, yet we have zero leadership from our governor, from many of our politicians. they're illegitimately putting polit

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debbie, good to have you with us.s. it was a real struggle. is this help with vaccine requirements something that restaurants were asking for? >> thanks for having me and great to be here, erica. the response from restaurants or the impetus behind this has been very varied. we've had restaurants who are thrilled about this and were pushing for this. on the other side of the spectrum you have restaurants who are not happy about this at all, on the operational and logistical headache it requires. so it really runs the gamut of various restaurants and their varied responses. >> but in terms of this clear option, is this something that you were hearing from restaurants that because it does run the gamut, the reaction to dealing with a vaccine requirement, is this something they were actively looking for, some sort of a solution to make it easier on their employees. >> yes. so restaurants have been asking since the beginning of the pandemic and needing various tools to help make the running of the restaurant easier, as you

do you have about the yeah, yeah, the amazon jimmy was debbie bob from the nurse to the data room. what was the matter of the one let you look at his building up law. you, mckenna, plumber, suddenly. boy, a boy are the best you can do myself. you know, like a lot of lenders that renewal has been a lot of fun. but what dan roger had come to an end and it was time for goodbyes. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say. we will never forget these beautiful memories when we were done, but we hope to meet again in other races. in better circumstances, in a peaceful and safely b ah, a secret agent named by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or double edged will always assume the worst truth lies. fact or fiction must all the documents or 40 people of either of those. under laps out there will tell the story of the month of many secret matawan death to the super spy on al jazeera news. news, news. news. news. news. oh hello, here's your weather headlines for the americas were beginning in the canadian province of british columbia, smoky haze

. >>> florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz part of the lawmakers who introduced the congressionalport for cuba's people. it is a pleasure to be with you this morning. >> thank you so much. >> we've seen the u.s. in support of the cuban people. many want to see bolder action against the cuban government. how do you see things? >> well, first of all, the july 11th historic protests across most major cities in cuba were so incredibly important, and you know, the fact that the regime and other cuba supporters were downplaying them as being related to covid or to, you know, economic pressure rather than the burning desire of the cuban people to be free and to be able to elect their own leaders and to be able to make their own decisions in their own right without fear of repression was very clear, and so i am so thankful that the biden administration not only has left the sanctions in place that were put in place by the last administration, but now have added more sanctions and began targeting individuals and the oppressive agencies like the cuban revolutionary guard and the black beret

for high wind and temperatures are fanning debbie wildfires in turkey.ight people have died in many homes have been engulfed by flames, as firefighters continue battling, the extent of the construction is becoming clear. -- the destruction is becoming clear. reporter: the once peaceful village is now a burned-out ruin. he risks his life to save his parents. >> within minutes, the flames surrounded the homes. i took my parents out but the speed was so fast. i hesitated for 10 seconds and i was surrounded by fire. the house turned to dust within 10 minutes. reporter: the news came in the south of the province. [indiscernible] not everybody made it out alive. a german woman and her husband who uphold this village home were killed. >> we fled when the flames were coming, that couple went home to take their things. then we did not hear from them at all. kept asking where they are. we found out they left home but could not get through the fires. we found their bodies leaning against the wall. they were completely burned. reporter: those who survived are now wi

maria: yeah, but debbie, has peak growth happened?we've been reporting for the last month or so are being compared to a lockdown in 2020, so the comparisons are real sweet for these companies right now, for the quarterly performances, but what about going forward? you say you think the earnings strength will continue. do you think we've seen peak growth at this point and things slow down even if continued strength? >> continued strength, definitely a tempering of that, certainly the base effect compared to last year are going to skew the results on the positive end right now. but when you compare for the third and fourth quarters, you're going to see something that's more tempered but still substantial in comparison. and our expectation is that the growth that we've seen both from the individual as well as the corporation and institutions in the marketplace are going to continue. if you go back, maria, to what we had from an economic recovery standpoint back in the 2019 timeframe, we were slowing, we were slowing off a pace that had b

joining me now is senator debby stabenow of michigan, a democrat. senator, thank you for joining us first tonight. let me go to this, senator stabenow, because it appears that this infrastructure plan is advancing legislatively. is it fair to say that former president trump's effort to bring down the bipartisan deal fell mostly upon deaf ears among republicans signaling his waning influence on capitol hill? is that fair to say? >> well, first of all, reverend al, it's always great to be with you. it's been i think over 100 -- 1b had been 655 days and counting when president trump first had infrastructure week. remember that? and it never happened. so it has happened under president biden and this bipartisan effort in the senate. and, frankly, donald trump has had no impact on this whatsoever. i have not heard anybody say -- well, i shouldn't say that. there might be a couple of folks, maybe, that have been worried about this. we have a new member, senator haggerty that's slowed this process down significantly, and i don't know how much donald trump'

incentives for consumers to buy clean vehicles, union made in america, like the ones championed by debbietabenow, in the senate, which provides a basic credit, $2500 credit for vehicles made in america and an additional $2500 credit for union made vehicles. that means spurring demand. think about the government's fleet of vehicles, we have a lot of vehicles, 60,000. turning them into an all american-made, clean vehicles. so that is what we will do as we roll out and get rid of the existing fleet, we will support the electric transit system as well. and the electric school bus system. look, there is one other thing we have in our playbook that will help us compete with other nations, the american worker. [applause] the american worker. i really believe this, and i know that you guys do, too. we are the ace in the deck. many of you watching at home are like the folks that grew up with me and straighten, in delaware, they feel left out in an economy that is rapidly changing. i understand. but we are going to leave no one behind. nearly 90% of the jobs created in our infrastructure plan do no

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senator debbie stabenow of michigan. we'll keep in close touch with her and the senate as she called the legislative sausage making is going. >> this friday marks seven months since the deadly january 6th insurrection. the further we move away from the date, the further republicans are moving away from the reality of what happened on that day. in the days after a violent mob attacked the nation's capitol, republicans overwhelmingly blamed the ex-president for what happened, and some top gop officials even discussed cutting ties with him completely. well, that moment of introspection didn't last that long. we're seeing republicans increasingly attempting to rewrite the narrative and cloud that day in a haze of partisan conspiracy theories. a new analysis scribes some of the republicans this way. no longer content to absolve mr. trump, they have concocted events where they were patriotic, political prisoners, and speaker nancy pelosi was responsible for the ce this vow is signaling a new low for republicans. it's potential

. >> reporter: napa winemaker, ray hannigan isn't a debbie downer, it's just the reality of making wine in napa these days. >> feels a little bit like we live on a knife's edge. it is a bit of a climate disaster area. >> reporter: but this year's zinfandel is on the vine on its way to the barrel. >> despite the challenges the fruit in this spot look fantastic. >> reporter: that may be due to creative measures employed earlier this summer when the green and red winery were exposed to an unusual run of 100-degree plus weather. >> intense sun. >> just like people they get sunburned. >> reporter: they used sunscreen. >> you can see the sunscreen on the grapes, it's a natural product. >> reporter: green and red winemaker says the natural product is sprayed on the leaves, which protects the fruit. >> by spraying this white clay on the leaves in the fruit zone you maintain the shade. >> reporter: it's a creative measure in an unsure time. >> over on the right here is where the hennessey fire came down. >> reporter: last year, fire marched to the edge of the vineyard, though it didn't burn the

but the middle, my debbie was seen with the wake up, walked through the bus, pass the liquor stores past our past the 1st visit to the 2nd order. my favorite, well, hash brown brown bodies rule. and i don't know if we love deserting. i just love not being hungry in written and performed chiefly by young hispanics and african americans. the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on youtube. so i, i think awareness makes it possible for people to make choices. i think we're fighting to be heard. i think we're fighting, get the word out. i think we're fighting against interest that want to see us fail as long as big so to spending money, they don't sleep that the campaign a fight against them can't sleep. meanwhile, 3000 miles away on the east coast. another activist has risen up and to podium to tell of community unit being decimated. and how is a crisis in our community? and for me as a crisis, because i'm finding that i'm losing more people to sweets than i am to the streets . and i'm losing more people. took diet related issues than i am to the streets, to gun violence. this is an epidemi

joining me now is debby hewitt, a nurse and director of critical care services at mercy hospital forttansas. thank you so much for your time. i want to first ask you about what you are seeing in the icu these days. how is it different from what you have seen during previous spikes? >> i think prior to may our patients would progress a little bit slower than they are right now. right now people are coming in and within a week are passing away. today alone we're throwing care on four patients. many have only been in the icu for three days an these hugely different than what we saw back in the fall and winter where people would linger for 30, 60, 90 days. our population is much younger this time than what we've seen prior. we've had 20-year-olds in here. the majority of our patients right now with covid are 55 and younger. >> wow. >> so it's just been so much more difficult doing it again knowing that this was all preventable. that's what's hard and it's hard for the nurses not to get angry. >> yeah. >> because we're just so exhausted. you know, i had pastoral care come up today just to s

sorry before we get to liz do you think the three and half trillion aspiration for bernie sanders and debbieuch smaller? >> i do believe it'll be much smaller, obviously both know very well this is the very, very beginning of and argue his process and the legislative development process. committees will be submitting their data and their details for what they want in this and that just begins a debate of negotiation and compromise and we just found infrastructure bill. james: liz, this is bound to concern people. >> i think it is really a mystery why we have turned over economic programs to bernie sanders, remember it wasn't that long ago when democrat leaders fell that he was way too far left and way too progressive to appeal to the average american voter, or even the average democratic voter, only 15% of democrats are very liberal that really suggested a tiny fraction of the overall electric but was curious to me senator durbin tweeted out about the 300, 3.5 trigon dollar package that it's necessary to rescue america's economy, rescue from what we have over 10 million jobs available but th

but debbie had a key advantage for samuel. so talk to you about tommy. i was with mel yesterday. he was talking with mel confidential oh, really me. samuelson provides a step by step guide that would allow convicted criminal and money laundry. mr. x to buy a football club. first, create an offshore account using a trust company to use as well that he claims he, paul turns company ice. the thing is, trust company with the company is before it was just a 100 pounds just to make the minimum the issue to ships appreciate having to ship them up in the puppy. because hell quote number, nina, shareholders can legally appoint nominees to hold shares for their benefit if they don't want the shares registered in their name. the nominees names are made public . the names of the real shareholders remain a secret. basically nobody share they share ration across the face of the real chat in total document copies that you have the original copy interval. since i'm using creates an offshore company for mister x. he sends an itemized invoice from friends re trust. the bill includes charges for pr

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