debbie walsh? guest: it is a bit shocking that in this moment women are still not mentioned in the constitution. it is a hurdle that we have not seemed to be able to surmount. our center is in the state of new jersey, the home of alice paul. the alice paul amendment we found that she never got to see that path either. host: let's go to callers. we will hear from jim in hawaii. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i would like to ask your guest. deborah, i had it with the establishment, republicans and democrats. i am a independent now, my wife is a independent. let me explain to you why. we think that especially in the last election, we looked at the candidates and we saw a lot of good candidates on the democratic side. both of us. we thought that she was meant to make a good president. by golly, they go behind closed doors at the end and down there in south carolina and made the deal behind closed doors. hey joe, we are going to give you this slot. but these are certain things that you

someone trying to change this is veteran foster carer debbie bright.as lydia's mum on the only way is essex but behind the scenes, she has looked after more than 200 vulnerable children. itell you, being here, i'm like, debbie, i wish you fostered me. aw, i wish i did as well! it's so homely. i've fostered many sibling groups and i fought a lot to keep siblings together. when i first started fostering, you was not... ..you was allowed to have siblings sharing bedrooms. now, there's so many rules and regulations about all foster children having their own bedroom and i understand the reasons why but who has got a spare bedroom? who? what about the emotional capacity as well? they may not have the capacity to look after more than one child? no, but then there should be support in place so they can facilitate that sibling group. in england, foster carer numbers are at their highest but the increase is not keeping up with the amount of children in care. debbie has been supporting a new recruit. hi. ijust let myself in, the door was open. reilly and her girl

someone trying to change this is veteran foster carer debbie bright.own as lydia's mum on the only way is essex but behind the scenes, she has looked after more than 200 vulnerable children. itell you, being here, i'm like, debbie, i wish you fostered me. aw, i wish i did as well! it's so homely. i've fostered many sibling groups and i fought a lot to keep siblings together. when i first started fostering, you was not... ..you was allowed to have siblings sharing bedrooms. now, there's so many rules and regulations about all foster children having their own bedroom and i understand the reasons why but who has got a spare bedroom? who? what about the emotional capacity as well? they may not have the capacity to look after more than one child? no, but then there should be support in place so they can facilitate that sibling group. in england, foster carer numbers are at their highest but the increase is not keeping up with the amount of children in care. debbie has been supporting a new recruit. hi. ijust let myself in, the door was open. reilly and her

and i want to ask a question to debbie's not having, because she's actually in bangkok in bangkok and thailand has been the, one of the supporters, you know, in as the on of the, of the military. but while there is so much violence along the border, and you have thousands of people crossing into thailand from myanmar which thailand doesn't want, couldn't, can you see that ty authorities changing their view on their support for the military jointer? i think at this point that when we talking about pressure on the winter by the international community, there also needs to be active encouragement and pressure for us to get its act together. and in this case, allowing humanitarian a millions and millions of dollars of humanitarian aid to flow across high borders to was communities in urgent need in burma also means a potential of economic recovery in the country did already hit by the covey condemning. so i think it's, it potentially is a win win situation for thailand. it's not in thailand, interest for chaos to rein in me and law because they, because of the board situation because of t

rear joined by debbie walsh, who is the director for american women and politics --host: we are joined by abby walsh. we are here to talk about that. but more to talk about where women are in u.s. politics today. debbie wash, welcome to "washington journal". >> river to take you to the east room of the white house where president biden is -- we are going to take you east of the white house where president biden is addressing ukraine. >> we are running a response decisively to russia's attack on ukraine, which are still very much a possibility. all of the events over the last few weeks and months, this has been our approach. it remains our approach now. so today, i want to speak to the american people about the situation on the ground, the steps we have taken, the actions we are prepared to take, and what this sayest rest and the world -- says for us and the world and how this may impact us at home. for weeks, together our allies and partners, my administration has engaged in nonstop diplomacy. this week and i spoke again with president putin to make clear that we are ready to keep purs

ah, well, let's bring in guests and the tie capital. bangkok is debbie. still hon. founder and coordinator of all found burma, that's a network of organizations working on human rights and democracy in myanmar in london. ronan lee fellow at law for a university, london, and of the book young laws for hanging genocide and in vancouver, canada. we have yes, the overhang of human rights activist, a very warm welcome to the program. and i'll start with you mister todd in bangkok, given the state of the country, has the military coups been a failure? o, elizabeth, this school has been a tragic failure. tragic for the people in the country, but definitely a failure for the senior gentlemen of lying and his military crony set. and he did not expect the level of determination and sustains resistance, mainly from young people and women leading this movement. they still have not been able to gain territorial control of the country a year after trying to see power. and mr. lee, if we look at the resistance that mister hart has spoken about to the military clue, and

my i'm afraid we have run out of time, but i want to thank all of you for the discussion that is debbie. start. hard run, lee, and yeah, then allah and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at ha, inside story from me, elizabeth bron them and the whole team here, bye. for now. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens, britain's true colors. part one on al jazeera, i didn't cover all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why the corona virus has be

is one of the oldest in asia and it's back centuries yet the target of these groups as well as b, debbie legislators is daughter was born hinder, one of and have either officially converted or covertly believing in christianity, but of white be debbie legislators themselves had actually been present or had made suite of the directly called for action and sometimes even violence against these communities. and the out of was all for pushing and the conversion laws across the country are tell us more about this, this anti conversion. a bill. what's its purpose? where to look at the one and good not to forget hard. interestingly, it's called the freedom of religion. bill and if you look at it, simply actually just prescribe for me is to can word, for example. it says that you should lead authorities know a month before can wording and also to report your conversion a month after it. however, all these reports actually allow for die of what time for tricia, for a hindu rate when golds to attack would abuse these people for this is generally awaited. in addition, many kinds of conversions are

i spoke earlier to debbie's political correspondence. i mean young and asked him what leverage chance their shots will have during this trip? well, i think the main thing is what we've talked about again and again it's, there's no stream to gas pipeline. it's very important for both russia and for germany. russia wants to sell it more gas through that pipeline into europe. and of course, any potential decision that's being talked about to stop that going ahead would have inconvenient consequences for russia. so there is some leverage there at the same time. of course, the kremlin knows that germany is very reliant on energy ports, particularly on rushing gas. and so it's a tough call for life sholtes it to say that he's ready to just pull the plug on that as it were. but that's what he said. all options are on the table if there were military aggression by russia, against ukraine, that, you know, they would definitely look up to taking that measure and stopping that, that gas float. there was some young reporting there. the u. s. says th

they are doing this at debbie's home come. her son, aaron and his ukrainian girlfriend, anna, i here with thousands of others at the polish border trying to get out of ukraine. >> he is the lucky one. that is what he wanted us to he y be . processed, find a way to help. >> i want people to focus on me, i want people to do something. >> reporter: debbie said she will feel 100% relief when her son is across the polish border tonight. she says his greatest wish is that people keep talking about ukraine, keep thinking about the people there and find a way to help. in the outfield, andrea pourable, kpix 5 . >>> meanwhile, explosions and gunfire continue to go out against the capital city of kyiv tonight as russian troops bear down on the democratic government. tonight, the biden administration is moving forward with sanctions on russian president vladimir putin himself. he spoke with ukraine's president and nato members today. while the alliance has said it will not help ukraine fight the war, it is beefing up defenses in nato coun

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>> not really, this is like a debbie downer segment, this whole thing.to the major winter storm. easily the biggest winter storm of the season, as far as the number of people it's affecting and acreagewise too. 87 million people impacted by this storm 2,000 miles from new mexico all the way to maine under either a winter storm watch or warnings, ice storms from memphis to paducah, much of kentucky, too. is this isn't just a snowstorm, we've got ice problems. already on the map the blue shows you where it's snowing pretty good between st. louis and chicago. and st. louis itself, we've had a lot of freezing rain overnight. very careful, heavy out the door this morning. this is how it's going to play out, a three-day storm, too, it's going to take its swede time through the colder air heading into texas. dallas for the most part will be dealing with just rain. tonight and tomorrow is when dallas gets the snowy weather and the northeast. here's the map, jon, this is easily going to be probably the biggest storm of the winter. the ice storm problems alone fro

debbie walsh?s a bit shocking that in this moment women are still not mentioned in the constitution. and it is a hurdle that we have not seemed to be able to surmount. our center is in new jersey, the home of alice paul, and the e.r.a. has been called the alice paul amendment. so sad that she never got to live to see that pass either. host: jim in hawaii, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i'd like to ask your guest, i've had it with the establishment, republicans and democrats. i'm an independent and my wife is independent. let me explain a little bit why. we think that especially in the last election, we looked at the candidates and we saw a lot of good candidates on the democrat side and both of us got behind amy klobuchar. we thought she would really make a good president and by golly, behind closed doors at the end and in south carolina, made the deal behind closed doors, joe, we are going to give you the spot. there are certain things you have to do for us and one

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joining us now democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan.o hear the president ask? what questions do you want him to ask a potential high-court pick? >> well, i obviously have a lot of questions and i know i have to do this fast. first of all, i want to know how we depoliticize the supreme court and not make it part of all of the politics that we've seen. does this nominee agree the executive object is subject to it. we have a system of checks and billions. does this supreme court believe the executive branch needs to follow what the judicial branch does and then i clearly have questions like what role do you believe voting rights have in our democracy, and we're all very concerned about "roe v. wade" so there are many guess. >> let's talk, congresswoman, about ukraine. the president signed this executive order announcing limited sanctions announcing people that operate within the separatist areas in ukraine. is that enough in your estimation. what else do you want to see the president do? >> look. i am continuing to hope that this is still

not at all i because debbie and i think he asked the survey— because debbie and i think he asked theisely the of nato. no country wants to _ is precisely the of nato. no country wants to do — is precisely the of nato. no country wants to do this in an activity that idea of— wants to do this in an activity that idea of the — wants to do this in an activity that idea of the postwar alliance is countries _ idea of the postwar alliance is countries are stronger together. clearly _ countries are stronger together. clearly that is what is threatening to vladimir putin and european allies— to vladimir putin and european allies and — to vladimir putin and european allies and nato are trying to now reinforce — allies and nato are trying to now reinforce and i think it's interesting we are trying to not a chair— interesting we are trying to not a chair and — interesting we are trying to not a chair and figure out what he's thinking — chair and figure out what he's thinking but it seems merely we may have missed the piece on the chessboard which is that there is not only— chessboard which is th

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debbie abbott. >> how are you? >> great. >> is it okay if i take off my mask?roducer, a dancer, the list goes on and on. >> it's interesting. at this point in my life i feel as motivated as i was 30 years ago. >> the first time i saw her, she just popped off the screen. that was "fame." ♪ >> i just always felt like i wanted to be in her studio. >> everybody knows the lines. you want fame. fame costs. >> right here is where you start paying in sweat. >> she would win a golden globe for that role. when you think about the legacy of "fame," how it inspired the whole world. performing arts schools. a different world. gray's anatomy, they learned about medicine on our show. not just enjoying the story. i remember being a young girl and always loving the academy awards, waiting to see this big production number but never seeing anybody that looked like me. not one. >> time changed and i choreographed the show and it changed the whole complexion of the dance company. i changed it. >> i mean, she has bragging rights. she has five emmys. >> i remember how inspirational

jones was filed this report and she joins us now from debbie herb namisha. these attacks have been going on for some time. why is the government not doing more to protect these christian communities? baker had the simper jesus in, is that the government is often one of the doors making these allegations in the case that we just watched. bill b, timmy's elected representative, was actually one of the people who led the protests following the past as it all at arrest and actually called for action against him. now of course it's important to note here that the in that india christian community is one of the oldest in asia and did fact centuries in the target of these groups as well as be debbie legislators is daughter was born hinder. when of an have i been officially converted or covertly believing in christianity, but of quite be dimly led. slater themselves had actually been present or have made suite of the directly called for action and sometimes even violence against these communities. and the out of was all for pushing andy conversion laws across the co

and debbie is a lifelong resident in the non- hill area. and then last a tenant of the coalition it will be no questions from any of the panel we went hear from you many are watching this remote and with their cameras off but some of us are watching with their cameras on i would just call on each one of you thank you for joining us in the floor is yours. >> hello everyone. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. and then the steering committee of the corporal properties. everybody has a home to thrive in. and to face those deplorable conditions but also as a leader in the and this is my story. june 2020 moving into a five-bedroom house and about one month after the toilet overflowed twice and then going into the front yard. in the last two times this was happening we notice progress to see if we could have someone fix the issue and they said they would charge us a service fee that was higher of the price than a technician. but then we realize those that were the cause of the toilet backing up my brother-in-law said what the technici

i want people to do something. >> debbie says she will feel 100% relief when he finally crosses that border into poland. but his instructions, and the instructions of those kids that you saw on camera just a bit ago, were to raise money. they want to be able to do something. they can't get back into the country to help against this fight right now. they say the best thing they can do is to be here and raise funds for their people at home. >> the bravery that they're displaying, and i can't even begin the emotions that they are experiencing. >>> hundreds of protesters in spain expressing their opposition to russia's invasion of ukraine. people in madrid joined with the ukrainian community to demand an end to the war. demonstrators also chanted slogans against nato, saying they reject any organization with military links. russian tennis star andre rublev spelled out his sentiments about the russian attack by writing no war, please, on the camera lens. he did it after winning a semi finals match today in dubai. swedish environmentalist and activist greta thunberg also posted social medi

and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website, debbie dot com slash business for also on the dw youtube channel. you can find us on facebook until next time. take care ah. into the conflict zone with sebastian 6 months since the color band fees power and the killings another human rights abuses of going on. multiplying my guesses week from cobb, boys shopping, lum, collarbone, director general of the farm. the district. do they really to me? they can play nice with al qaeda and the west at the same time everybody common plains with conflicts on the next on d. w to the point and strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, half of chinese liter, she, jane painting and russian president vladimir putin joined forces against the west. is democracy under pressure. and how should nato and the you respond to the challenge? find out on to the point to point b, c, d, w, ah, a little guys, this is the 77 percent the platform for africa with, you know, or this. i know we're not of great caption, delicate because population is growi

okay, thank you so much debbie stuff. hard for joining us from bangkok. thank you. now the us and russia are set for high level talks on the ukraine crisis. secretary state antony blinkin is expected to speak to moscow's foreign minister, a survey lab robin the coming hours. both sides have already exchanged letters outlining their positions. the u. s. says it's now up to russia to discuss its response. on monday, the un security council met for the 1st time to discuss the russian troop build up . today in the united nations, we've laid out the full nature of russia's threat to ukraine sovereignty and the territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as the core channel of a rule based international order. and we, we continue to urge diplomacy as the best way forward. but with russia is continuing this build up of its forces around ukraine. we are ready, no matter what happens. there were deep divisions at the un security council meeting with russia and the us accusing each other of spreading misinformation. our diplomatic attitude james base has more from new york. the

. >> debbie caldwell. is the daycare provider for charlie and braden powell. >> and by 7:00, still no susan. she had to be to work at 7:00, so that's not like susan to be late and not call. >> they don't show up that monday morning, as the snow storm is coming in, and debbie caldwell becomes concerned. >> debbie tried to call susan on the phone, tried to call josh. couldn't reach anybody. >> so i got in the van, and i went up the street to her house. and as i pulled into her circle, there was no tire tracks in the driveway. so, i pounded on the door, and i got no answer. >> so debbie calls the emergency contact, which is josh's sister, jennifer graves, and josh's mom, terri powell. >> the conclusion that we came to was carbon monoxide. they're probably dead in their beds. we ended up calling the police >> 911. what is your emergency? >> my son and his wife and their two children -- they're not responding to calls, and they're not responding to people pounding on their door. there's no tracks coming out of

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this governor needs to go. >> brandon, you could agree that, as debbie just pointed out there, it isight? that's why it's a problem. that's why we are talking about right now. it's not just happening in florida. we are seeing anti-trans legislation pop-up in gop led states across the country. talk to us about the pattern of how this legislation spreads from state to state. >> i appreciate that because, as the congresswoman pointed out, there are real issues in the state of florida we could be talking about. i live in central florida where rent went up 29% last year. the governor and my legislature could be talking about how to solve the affordable housing crisis, they could be talking about how to solve the toxic water in st. petersburg. instead, we get this buffet of culture war issues that have impacts on people. the chill speech that make florida virtual schools have already taken down rebel stickers that were meant to signify that the classrooms were safe for lgbtq kids. for fear of backlash. and this is happening all over the place. the truth is, the sloppily written pieces of c

as the debbie director and acting director simultaneously you've had a lot on your plate. i look forward to talking with you today regarding your qualifications of the deputy director spot. them interested to hear how your time has prepared to tackle these challenges we talked about. chairman hopefully we can work together to address these challenges and get inflation under control and go safely back to work and school. if confirmed, the two of you would play an important part in that effort. i look forward to hearing your thoughts today and the critical role omb is going to play. >> thank you ranking member portman. it's the practice of the committee to swearing witnesses so both of you would please stand and raise your right hands. do you swear the testimony you are about -- you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. you may be seated. miss young, you have already been officially and defectively introduced by two of my colleagues so you may proceed with your opening remarks. >> members of

ah, ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, the ukraine crisis teeters between warnings and wargames. moscow is staging military exercises close to the ukrainian border. i'll talk to head off feared rush innovation, take place in berlin. also coming up, i lena bear book calls for p starting her 1st trip to the middle east is germany's foreign minister. and at the winter olympics, american figure skater naked chen takes home the gold after pulling off an incredible 5 prod, drupal jumps. ah, i mind bluecross. welcome to the program. german chancellor olaf shelves has repeated his warning to russia that it face is severe economic and political consequences if it invades ukraine. the remarks come as envoys from russia, ukraine, germany, and france convened in berlin on thursday to find a resolution. meanwhile, russia and bela restarted joint military exercises not far from the ukrainian border. the russian defense ministry released these images of live, fire drills and heavy armor. the militaries of russia and belarus operating as one . it's not just ukraine, that's alarmed by the show o

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