i have no doubt that christine ford and debbie ramirez are telling the truth. one of the other things, everyone is familiar with christine's a story although what they are not familiar with because the confirmation hearing ander investigation is there was some corroboration. there were sworn statements that got no attention from not just her husband but three good friends under penalty of perjury that for years passed going back to 2002, she had told them about the assault and had either described it as being the work or the washington lawyer that is now a federal judge and debbie ramirez, the republicans were able a to just bury her story ad just to show one thing, there are two people who tried. this to read that didn't come out until the week after christineer ford and the republicans were ramming this through so fast they were able to -- it's remarkable they were able to keep a lid on it so it didn't suggest a pattern of behavior on his part and one of the reasons a third allegation came up that people hear about from a woman that was less credible. i'm not

dingell, thank you. >>> coming up, debbie debbie wasserman schultz is going to be joining me.t to stick with the idea of being surprised, and representative dingell saying she was surprised and shocked and also shocked by the way he delivered this and the timing to which he delivered this n-o vote on fox news to build back better. what do you make of that? >> i think there's surprise over the substance and surprise over the process. in terms of the substance, joe manchin telegraphed for months now that he has concerns, and the three areas he outlined today in speaking with fox news is that he was concerned about inflation, and geopolitical concerns and generally the debt are things he said back in september when he called on the democrats to hit the pause button on the bill, and he came out and issued the statement and said in days after he met with the white house. so it seemed to stun the people that this is how the year is going to end. they could go through the month's long process to win senator manchin's support and end up with him issuing a fiery statement. >> where do

we both -- we're fred and debbie. we don't want to be anything but fred and debbie, including for you, dana, and people talk to us, but there is a lot of fear and hatred, and people scared about what's going to happen to themselves. and we need to listen to each other more and we need to, you know, if you look into de tocqueville who came over in the 1800s and talked about the strength of democracy, it was community. and we have to remind ourselves coming together is a pillar. >> it was a reminder when bob dole passed away. i worked for bob dole. i worked in his office, and it was a whole different climate back then. you know that, and it was a reminder to all of us, how do we get the trains to run on time? how do we maybe disagree on issues but not be disagreeable? you know, he had the best wit, but he got things done. he had wonderful relationships with either republicans or democrats, down at the white house or certainly with his colleagues in both the house and the senate. >> you mentioned bob dole, and the funera

congresswoman debbie dingell, we appreciate you being here.lier in the show, we asked, why are you awake? one viewer writes, i'm up way too early to start on my christmas cookies. send some to the studio, please. dan, anything from the control room? >> yeah. this one sounds pretty nice. one of our listeners emails, we are sailing down the east coast headed for the bahamas, listening to "way too early" on the night watch. satellite radio makes it possible. >> we appreciate the plug for the satellite radio. please tune in. yeah, make some room on the boat. vacation time coming up maybe. jonathan writes this, why am i up? i've got a new friend. look at that cat. pretty cute. that's not me. i'm not that jonathan. >>> up next, a look at the axios 1 big thing. >>> on "morning joe," we'll hear from two members of the senate. richard blumenthal joins the conversation ahead of instagram's hearing on teenagers. and the chair of the intelligence committee, senator mark warner, is also a guest. >>> plus, with the president traveling to kansas city to prom

debbie layton-tholl.stify as an expert witness. those were the record it conversations, excerpts of which you heard earlier. the doctor told the jury that michelle wasn't manipulating john by stopping and starting their illicit romance. it was something else. >> when somebody is in a long-term affair there does tend to be a pattern of pulling away and then coming back together, an inability to be decisive. that's not unusual with affairs. >> besides, claimed the defense, being involved with another man didn't mean michelle was also involved in murder. the two sides battled through three months of trial time, from labor day past thanksgiving, 11-week trial, three-hour deliberation. the verdict? guilty. >> she stood up. you know, they put the handcuffs on her and she walked out of the courtroom and she never looked back into the courtroom area, not even toward her family. >> michelle theer now sits in a north carolina prison, halfway across the country from her co-conspirator john diamond. today these forme

as the hours ticked by, terry and debbi grew more anxious.y and friends wasn't enough. they needed a new plan to find their missing daughter. coming up, two new on camera clues. someone at a pay phone. >> it appears that this is someone she knows. >> right, exactly. >> reporter: then someone in a pickup. >> you can see a dark pickup truck go by. soon after that her phone goes dead and nobody ever heard from her again. >> when "the landing" continues. . o man, that's a whole lot of wrinkly at least my shoes look good! looking good start with bounce wrinkleguard, the megasheet designed to prevent wrinkles in the dryer. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which

yo less guilty debbie or no, and the bulk old old me collect 80. hold on a printed book, kelly pon don't, but i'll go enough night way. we are still going. golf galena, visually understood. we saw danella angels, jo funded whitlow, the dot c. as else a mash sell going company to g banks. mon only made these the but dies. don't get strategy. the duty seed of rocket barsoom seattle's stub exit 58. their b committed uncles to musical duke. so what the tobacco industry did was to take a virtue and turning to vice the use of scientific method against science itself. that's what these documents revealed. these windfalls enthuse historians and whistleblowers. they have even inspired a new field of study. how many of you before this week? you something about the history of tobacco? yeah, most people. okay. this is naomi roskus teaches her students to identify historical obstructions of science and science. did we know the discovery of this long history of deception has led to a new field of intellectual study and new academic field, and it's called agnew i

if the get a message, i'm at the same point is debbie, unequal thirdly, science is asked to investigate. to do so funny how gina has been constantly going back and forth between her hives and her lab emerson, a business. i think this place of almost every benevolent policy but looking for the truth has proven to be a game of cat and mouse. the usual task for scientists is to retreat into the calm of their labs, then explain what's being observed on the ground. we ask them to shed light on the mystery of the dying bees just as they have explained so many other phenomena. the role of science is to highlight natural mechanisms and reach an explanation for the slightest observable fact. this is how science normally progresses. my solving more and more mysteries, and in principle, our knowledge of the world we live and increases. however, this fine principle sometimes has a few hiccups. for scientific observers, the case of the vanishing bees is emblematic of this. with something like ease and pesticides, you should have been able to investigate it by collecting data by following the evidenc

debbie evans, best of luck to you and happy new year., thank you for talking to us. thank you. happy _ thank you for talking to us. thank you. happy new — thank you for talking to us. thank you, happy new year. _ firefighters north of the us city of denver in colorado are battling what has quickly become the most destructive wildfire in the modern history of the state. at least 300 homes have been destroyed, along with a hotel and a shopping centre. more than 30,000 people have had to evacuate, as well as patients and staff at one hospital. the us federal emergency management agency has released funds for disaster relief. louisa pilbeam reports. get out while you can, was the message from rescue services in colorado. a state of emergency was declared as hundreds of homes were swallowed by flames and upwards of 30,000 residents were told to evacuate from the towns of superior and louisville near the rocky mountains. what are you taking with you? two kids, a dog, two cats and my husband! just saw some smoke at first - and then itjust ended

let's bring in trial debbie hines and trial attorney julie rendon. let's break this down here.mer assistant a.g., you saw that testimony, what's going through your head? does it help or hurt prosecutors? >> it could go either way. one of the things that's really bad, one of the things we know, what the jury is left with a whole weekend to think about potter's testimony before they have deliberations and jury instructions on monday. and potter is basically, you know, taking a page out of the playbook of kyle rittenhouse and other people who have testified in situations such as michael slayer, the police officer who shot and killed walter scott. she got on the stand and cried. but the intent does not matter. and that is what the prosecution will argue, it doesn't matter that she was upset. and her testimony it being a chaotic situation. well, that is what we would expect, is that police officers should handle chaotic situations and know the difference between a taser and a real gun. i'm not so sure how much her testimony would help. but in most instances defendants do not take th

he'll speak cold, less young, 8 debbie that's really using science against itself. the explicit use of science again, science i think, does represent a kind of watershed to systematically find the scientific research in order to undermine science, effectively fighting fire with fire, that's a watershed moment. so after they do side of this, how did they operationalize? and one of the things the tobacco companies funded a lot of understood, i call distracting research the labs backed by the cigarette manufacturers defined research projects known as special projects or espied a whole arsenal for diverting science. they researched for example, lung cancer and non smokers. they searched for links to habitat working conditions, personal habits. they experimented on rabbits to see if lung cancer could be caused by toxins or viruses. big tobacco thus generously financed hundreds of research projects. some of these projects turned out to be very useful, such as research into the precursors of cardiovascular disease. but others were totally wacky. can egg yolk or tomato juic

so i asked my good friend, debbie dingell, where does she usually sit? she wasn't in the normal place. debbie brought her over to me. i said, you know, i don't know you all that well. we never talked. we both had a mask on. and i said, you can't see my smile, but i'm smiling behind this mask. but i just wonder if the same person that went after you publicly -- again, she released the transcript -- used the same words against me. and i had a monogram on my shirt. my initials. you know what they are. i said, they use more than just my initials in going after. i wonder if it's the same person from south carolina. went after you. she started laughing. we had a good conversation. you got to sort of put it in that light. on the seriousness of stuff, i'm really afraid someone will get hurt. we had this terrible school shooting this week in michigan. we have had some shootings in my district. in talking to some of the victims and survivors and my law enforcement folks. i was once on the education committee. i can remember the hearing we had with the columbine su

thank you, debbie. good afternoon, co-chairs. >> we are on 8. report from the mayor's office on disability. >> public comment. >> would you like to proceed, john. >> sure. good afternoon. i am john. i am acting director ofmod as debbie indicated. i am wearing a white shirt and yellow tie. my hair is black and combed back. to the right side of my screen is my desk and papers and a red phone. behind me is bookcase with code books. some of you know around mid-october. director bond was in an accident involving an e-scooter. i receive a text from her yesterday. she is doing well. she is on the mend. we are wishing her a speedy recovery and anticipating she will be back soon. i will present the director's report that will be available on themod website monday, november 22. www. www.sfgov.org forward/mod. the report on the what is new section on the front be page of the web side. the director's report this month will be kind of i will make it quick. i will provide updates and data on some ofmod's primary programs. starting with architectural access. f

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

it is debbie le had not. lemme how can you know what then to have that in a black hole with gimme a look at it. i can be a brown. he what the can my a before with i'm how will end up that about that amendment. mccully, i'm sure, as on monday, and so the way the not a minute of it, but i'm not. he must have a laugh loudly on canada, jeered hamish if he had all the had to be in a have been going to have the unlimited amount of from the supplier. and it was on the horn a how when he comes in. so he do a company and as i hang out at us are just hobby and especially okay, a little. and he had it danny, mechanical been up for home. but at the map that she jumped was a been a mobile number born feet that he got out of that little may. danny below bill pay done in the bad if we knew we had to look, we should because i fact when we knew mother min amphlett law from working that that's a positive in that way i'm gonna throw nessie and the b b. no big a financial at them. honestly, not our burn them. so with that other

>> no, debbie, she did a great job. and i think that is our department does have precedence for collecting data on an annual basis and and a great example of the greenhouse gas inventory that we do collect data from a lot of departments and operationally and successfully create the inventory each year. and so that is really a model for us to build off of of data collection and dashboard and making sure that we are monitoring implementation. so there is one other force and that is the board of supervisors who is curious about that question who owns this and drives it and how we make sure it is funded and of course, the public and a great question president stevenson and i think we will be exploring how the structure is most effective and we are not a many-headed beast and all going in the same direction. and after learning when it was and the last several years and the difference between source based and consumption based emissions and is so incredible to see that we are building it all around consumption and building th

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we'll talk about where things stand with michigan democratic senator, debbie stabenow. as two key witnesses say they will not cooperate with the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. we'll look at also what president vladimir putin does after his high-stakes call with president biden. and we'll be talking with russian chess legend and pro-democracy activist, garry kasparov. >>> and turning now to that breaking news on the pandemic, the ceo of pfizer says the company's covid booster shot is effective in neutralizing the omicron variant for those who get the third shot. >> three doses against omicron are almost equivalent to the two doses effectiveness we had against the original variant. this is very good news. >> joining me now is nbc news correspondent, sam brock, as well as dr. nahid bhadelia, she is an infectious diseases physician and the medical director of the special pathogens unit at boston medical center. also an msnbc medical contributor. sam, what else are we learning out of pfizer this morning? >> reporter: jose, good morning. it does g

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every day come on debbie and her son toil away to help satisfy the global hunger. for micah, they never have any problem selling what they've collected to one of many traders. if they receive a $150.00 rupees, a little under 2 euros, then it's a good day. she says, that's enough to buy some vegetables and rice. but for that, everyone has to pitch in, including both her daughter's aged $7.00 and $9.00. what was the average? and i'm always afraid when i'm working that i'll be bitten by insects or snakes with that i'll fall into a pit. oh, it's called my family. i'd really like to go to school, but we need money. i have, we don't even have our own house. so i have to collect micah and unambiguous law has been in place in india since 2016. no child under the age of 14 is allowed to work, but the government itself concedes that around 12000000 children and young people are doing just that. aid organization's estimate there are around $44000000.00 child labor. as in india, it's thought that around 22000 children are working in illegal mines in the states of john kind and

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debbie, thank you.great day >>> coming up your morning rbi and the impressive fete the markets could pull off this year plus caleb silver is back on what part of the market his readers say may be bu bubble-icious. we're back after this. ♪♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope. ♪♪ donate now at redcross.org >>> welcome or welcome back. i am back and so is the rbi. the most random but interesting thing you may hear all day, cnbc style, of course and today it's all about records, cnbc style. because these are stock market records. one of the most impressive market records of all time, maybe the most could be broken this year. that is the string of all-time record high closes for the s&p 500 in a year. look at this cool stat courtesy of charlie and the compound capital team the most record high closes in one year was 77, that mark was set back in 1995 that, by the way, was the year after the federal reserve raised interest rates by 2.5% and the market still rose. maybe a lesson there right now we

speaking of smic, let's bring in debbie wu. what do we know so far? debbie: the u.s. council is set to held an agency meeting to discuss whether the u.s. government will impose stricter export control regulations against smic. what's to happen is, the biden administration -- that means u.s. chipmaking suppliers [indiscernible] will face more challenges. haslinda: a key question is, what are the potential consequences? some say it makes the chip supply chain even more complicated. debbie: what's going to happen is, it's likely smic chipmaking capabilities will take a hit, and that means china's ambitions to bolster its domestic chipmaking systems will be undermined. at the same time, we are seeing the chip crunch continues to persist, and smic's production takes a hit, that means the chip shortage could persist for a longer time. rishaad: that was debbie wu. let's get back to shimao, falling for a fourth straight sessions, bonds are being hit, corporate governance concerns continue to weigh on the company. let's bring in stephen engle. what more do we know? what have w

every day command debbie and her son toil away to help satisfy the global hunger. for micah, they never have any problem selling what they've collected to one of many traders. if they receive a $150.00 rupees, a little under 2 euros, then it's a good day. she says, that's enough to buy some vegetables and rice. but for that, everyone has to pitch in, including both her daughter's aged $7.00 and $9.00. what was it i'd like to know? i'm always afraid when i'm working that i'll be bitten by insects or snakes or that i'll fall into a pit. oh, it's clump. i never mind, i'd really like to go to school that we need money. we don't even have our own house. so i have to collect micah and unambiguous law has been in place in india since 2016. no child under the age of 14 is allowed to work, but the government itself concedes that around 12000000 children and young people are doing just that. aid organization's estimate there are around $44000000.00 child labor. as in india, it's thought that around 22000 children are working in illegal mines in the states of john kind and b

ah, gum al, debbie and her 5 year old son rond you turned the earth in such a mica. the glittering mineral plays a vital role in this region's economy. for many people mining, the raw material is the only way to survive. children working for hours in the blistering sun in the indian state of john, and it's nothing out of the ordinary. so that's what i let dello glad i think my children are so young, but there's no other way of making a living here. there's no farming, nothing that i can't afford to send them to school. i was they have to help me had that though, but they managed to to, to, and have kill as a day that we work until 5 in the evening. was it that they used to be more than 700 official micah mines in northern india, but in 1980, a new law came into force banning deforestation. that made it almost impossible to access new sources of the mineral, the companies left, but the mines remained to day, some 50000 adults and children working illegally. almost all the workers are darling to occupy the lowest rung in the indian cast system. many a members of indige

. >> so i don't want to put be a debbie downer on this. but at what point is that are there concerns about avalanche potentials. >> and that's a great question. that's not a debbie downer that just definitely that's good sense. that great question because right now it's considerable and it would be moderate tomorrow. we have a lot of snow in a short period of time. back to the question earlier about that snow back in october. we had a right where we had about 45 interest to 54 inches of snow in but a big dry november that puts a bad sheer layer in place and then you have a law of snow falling on top of that light dry 10 to 15 to one depending on the elevation. so there's the sheer layer out that we've got to pay attention to. but the good newe as the next system coming in will be light and dry and hopefully it all packed down. but you can always go to the sierra avalanche center to get the update remember know before you go, big impact. road shovel. let somebody know you're in addressing plan before you go into the back country. if you don

hamilton at mac, the staff, and to keep it clean had of sundays at championship. beside an abbey debbie is now back to mariam in london. lovely, thank you so much jemma lot. tiffany is out. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of the jays nice for you. i'll see you shawny. ah aah! long with the latest news, as it breaks, governments in the region are using security forces to clamp down on protests, instead of protecting their countries against armed attacks with detailed coverage in the absence of any hard data on how widespread overland they all become variant is scientists are urging caution from around the world. political observers argue his government has led a dismantling of democratic institutions. mm. oh, there's a lot more to al jazeera than t read with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is a world award winning online content, and each week on portal will bring you the very best of it. they're trying to broaden the people to levy to go somewhere else. but the truth is that it got nowhere else to go. so if you missed it online, c

debbie d. w met with some of those who are trying to help. 25 years ago. i am a new truck cool founded a center for a problem really addressed in indian society, a crisis intervention center. so, macy operates a health line for the depressed and society. over the years, the center has helped countless people by providing them emotional support. at a time when they felt they had no option left, but to take their lives to day, we'll try taking calls in the center alone. do people talk to us and we listen to them in a non governmental manner, redondo, i wouldn't agree or disagree. the libya going to indian life, re she of their feelings? we don't trivia situation, but we share their feelings. my not as, as the core with 19 pandemic has had a huge impact on people's mental health. and that the number of distress caused they receive has almost doubled since the beginning of the crisis. in his experience, emotional and financial troubles are the 2 biggest reasons behind suicidal thoughts of the corners. according to the n, c i b, or the national crime records bu

debbie dingell, you have to remember, is not a particularly controversial person.moderate democrat from a mid-western state. trump attacked her husband. who was also a pretty uncontroversial person. because trump attacks him, this is what happens. it is 100% about donald trump. and something is qualitatively different. the kinds of things that i receive now on a regular almost daily basis maybe happened once a year before, right. so, again, what i was saying earlier, trump has unleashed something this this country that can't be put back in the bottle. as errol was saying, this is something that has been identified, hatred and vitt jol as a serious problem. most people don't act on the things they say. but what happens when they do, in the case of the governor from michigan. >> thank you very much. hope you had a wonderful christmas with juan knee ta and noah. >>> up next, nasa just launched its most powerful telescope ever. how it could help solve some of space's biggest mysteries. >>> and how spider-man became the billion dollar man. >> the world tries to make you

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pray to god if you got any children they die in your face. >> congresswoman debbie dingelln democrat of michigan on the receiving end of that joins me now. first of all i am sorry someone did that. and i wonder why you decided to share it. >> well, chris, actually to put this in context i was doing a segment with my republican colleague fred upton about civility and trying to get people to take a deep breath. cnn asked my staff for some of the messages we had been receiving and that was one of many that was played yesterday. fred made a decision a month ago to play a message he had received. the response today has been interesting. a lot of people have reached out and been very supportive and as we all know it can also energize other people. but i want people to take a deep breath. k i want people to think about what we are saying to each other. and really start to worry about what's happening in our communities because it is not just me.al i don't want to normalize this but i have become used to it. i worry about my staff. this is happening to people that are on school boards, city

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