debbie to become a bbc news.: japanese government department is making a pretty unusual request to the nation's young people. it is telling them to drink more alcohol. psaki, whiskey, whatever. young people in japan arlie -- are drinking less booze than their parents, and the national tax agency is losing out. it has launched a campaign to get them to drink up. but not everyone thinks it is a good idea, as you can ll imagine. u.k. divers from world war i say they have struck gold. the drought -- the divers discovered it off the southeast of england. jenny kuma has been talking to one of the divers. reporter: over 100 meters down, and over 100 years after sinking, this is the moment when a team of divers found the final resting place of the uss jacob jones. it was a moment of pure joy after months of research and planning. >> when i saw that bell, i saw the letters, and i knew that all of the work and all of the time that had been spent getting there and getting us in the water and the big team effort that had tak

debbie lawson usually works on several pieces simultaneously. almost all of the works are commissioned. she needs up to 3 fully identical carpets for one sculpture. i started by using real persian carpets, but they were usually seconds or damaged one's already, but i don't really want to cut up the artwork of somebody else. so i'm using copies all the time now. in a 1st step, the artist creates a framework for the sculpture from chicken wire. she then fixes it with several layers of acrylic mix until the model becomes firm. finally, she adds carpet on to the model using hot adhesive and then cuts the material into shape. i'm quite a quiet, shy, reserved person and that's sort of i think that's how i operate. i won't be camouflaged and disguised and disappearance the background. i think that might have been one of the reasons behind making bad because the bad of the talking for me, i can hide in the background and enjoy her foot of the conversation that it's happening with people that are looking at in her sculptures sell for between 13024000 eur

that's why today we are very happy where it was domestic and then her mama did use debbie. he's will camp or were he, he came here already, to see all the political, her movement hears to, to say, i do appreciate them to sign the piece agreement. seems that not all chaldeans are ready for peace because some of them have not attended this ceremony today. and they have not signed one of them is one of the most active groups in shot military . yeah, the peace agreement is still opened and none is still open for everybody to conjoin in the peace agreement in the future. so we urge and then today i urge everybody headed inside and then because this is a short memory for the chat, then so anybody who did in psi and he will continue to sign the or the, or the, the disagreement is open. so for aren't you consent that one of the main factions, an armed function, very active in the country has not attended and has an assignment. so that is hesitation for as a fact. so because they stay here for 5 months through to negotiate with the chad in government. but i have the optimistic, they

looking back, debbie said it was just some gut instinct that older debbie was up to something, and whatever it was wouldn't be good for her son ricky. so debbie tried to put a wedge between the two young lovers. ricky was living in his parents guesthouse. his mom made a firm rule. amy could not stay over. >> she would get there and she would try to hide in the closet and stuff like that. that's when it finally got to you can't live here, we can have. this >> would happen? >> i thought he would say okay, you are 16, and i don't want to move out because i'm living here with my parents. >> it's a story as old as young love. ricky's parents thought free rent would trump lights with. amy ricky didn't drop amy, he left home instead, rented an apartment in the sketchy part of town. then amy who just finished her sophomore year at high school moved in with him. but would it be happily ever after? no, no would not be. because now act to, the hard part was about to begin. >> coming up. the bffs move in with amy and ricky and that's when things turned deadly. >> she turned on the light in the bedroom,

that debbie, i want to start with.ters obtained this photo of duck must rihanna posing and confederate uniform but nine years ago. this is the gop's pick to lead pennsylvania. we have also seen a wave of extreme candidates threatening republicans chances of taking back the senate, taking back the house. how can candidate quality, i'm putting that in quotation marks as mitch mcconnell frames it, come back to haunt the gop? >> yes, and that is exactly what we are seeing. and let's remember, alicia, that ron desantis, our governor, went to campaign and help mastriano. and he's there posing with pride, in a uniform that represents a treasonous time here in the united states. of course, candidates matter. and the problem right now we are seeing is we no longer have a traditional political party in the republican party. we haven't seen now that the republicans, in this country, especially those in elected office, have adopted an extreme radical, and hateful rhetoric. this is a party that embraces violence. it's a party that

thanks to you debbie, dr. deborah burks. thank you professor.

and on a match day, one of the big display got tonia and beat hardtop berlin, debbie to claim the bragging rights in the capitol. ah, i'm really mohammed walking to the program. israel has condemned, as has continued as strikes on garza for a 2nd day. it's army was the operation against the palestinian group islamic jihad will go on for a week. the militants have been firing back. they have confirmed the death of one of their top commanders in these worthy strikes on friday. and health officials and the gaza strip say at least 15 people were killed in the violence. oh, carrying out the body of a young man killed in an israeli as strike one of several victims in the biggest escalation in violence for more than a year. as israel hits targets in garza for a 2nd day destroying home and injuring dozens of people on that, hon. about another i will sitting on the sofa with my wife and children when suddenly something fell on us. i didn't know what happened. everything collapsed around us. could you take those that federal gardena would handle a pan god, he saved us, but my wife broke her hand and

i guess this is for debbie or reid.her difference between how astronauts respond to radiation on the capsule and if so how and what changes will you make to either the spacecraft environment or the spacesuit depending on the results? >> so i think, and i'm not -- there was one full manikin and there is these two called phantoms which are just torsos. one will be wearing a radiation protection best and what is not so kind of comparative. radiation does affect women obviously different from men. i don't know if there's something different from the crew stamp what you want to mention that we are collecting the did you understand that a protection of the vehicle provide what we expected. >> we used to have, i will call after promoting vanegas said work in some radiation limits that were different from men and different for women and we worked very hard to her agency and we get some outstanding leadership at headquarters and we equalize all radiation limits. it doesn't matter whether you're a man or woman, it is the exact sa

and the new constitution, chad has been locked in internal conflict for city decades. edris debbie came to power in 1991 in a military coup and served as president until his death last year. fighting among alms group has hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. when his father died, 37 year old mohammed debbie took over as president and heads the 15 member transition military council was his credited with bringing rifle the militia to the negotiation table. but the absence of some of the main opposition figures from the signing on monday. and he kindles doubts about the sustainability of the deal. and move a has a those of the things may go the way the military won't just. but if the talks and fail, the groups that of refusing to recognize the military council continued to do so, the country will enter into a new conflict. they have sizeable forces, if not weapons. and chad is surrounded by countries that are unstable. so without reconciliation, chances of sliding back to a major conflict is hi. chad is one of the poorest countries in the side. and with decades of drought and a

as the hours ticked by terry and debbie grew more anxious.ling family 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. >> 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. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. >> her parents couldn't get in touch with her. police couldn't find her. and then, all of myrtle beach was searching for her. heather elv

i'm going to call you debbie. just, you know, i have known you for many decades. we have all known you and the public health field, and it's a real privilege for mebe to be he with you too, you know, to talk about your brilliant new book. i want to just start simply, you know, explain the title, "silent invasion" and the reason she wrote the book, what you talk about a little bit at the beginning of the book. >> guest: yeah, great, professor, and i'm going to call you later he, so thank you. it's really anin opportunity toe with you again. we have had a long career together battling pandemics around the globele and making se the most vulnerable are served, and help we take that message here in this country. but i called it "silent invasion" to really raise the alert that, despite the capacity, we hadn't been diagnosing, truly diagnosing respiratory diseases ever in this country. i was confronted that in africa, actually in 1998 where fever was created first as malaria and then as something else and then at something else, , and baby ws tuberculosis and maybe it wa

with this is debbie news live from berlin, a high profile, killing in russia. the daughter of a russian ultra nationalist is killed and a suspected car bomb attack. the vehicle belong to put an ally. i gotta do get court suggest he may have been the intended target also coming up a bloody siege. in the somali capital, mogadishu comes to an end. it's molly forced to say they defeated these la missed militants who stormed a hotel attack leaves at least 20 dead. aah! i'm going to crop. welcome to the program. the daughter of alexander duke, and a close ally of russian president vladimir putin, has been killed in a suspected car bomb attack near moscow. this unconfirmed video appears to show a distraught duke and at the sight of the explosion that killed his daughter doria geena. she was a strong backer of the invasion of ukraine. here you can see her in a selfie. she took in a ukrainian city of maria paul after russia to control of it. now her father may have been the intended target of the bomb. alexander dugeon is an altar nationalist, choose ideas as influenced

jones: i will always have your back, debbie dingell. what a great day to be a progressive. thank you for being here and thanks to my colleagues in the most effective caucus, the congressional progressive caucus. we kept at it and fought so hard for so long, and we did it. we got congress to this moment. we never gave up and now our advocacy has paid off. we said we wanted to get back to the negotiating table and wanted to start with climate. now, we are about to pass the greatest and largest climate investment this country has ever seen. and we are timely about to lower prescription drug costs for our seniors. i am proud to be part of this historic occasion, this generational legislation and this highly effective caucus. tackling the climate crisis is the greatest challenge that our generation will face. the stakes of this crisis could not be higher, especially for low-income communities and communities of color. the young people in particular can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that this body is about to take long overdue crucial action to save our planet. we are about to

the debby family has fail. empower since 1998 res debbie was president for 30 years before being killed on the battlefield. in 2021. he was succeeded by his son mamet. chance military has been an ally of frances security interests in the region. is deploy troops to neighboring countries battling armed groups in the sa hail, but chance faced decades of uprisings and unrest since independence from france in 1960 it as one of the world's poorest countries, is one of the world war is countries, even though it's rich in resources, i told the negotiations will bring an end to violence and paved the way for elections, but some groups are refusing to take part as him or morgan reports. 10 months of delay chat, national dialogue has begun in the capital germain now bringing together more than 50 rebel and opposition group, among others in the years of conflict and instability was, you know, noted through all below this is today we find the turning point in the history of our country, because in a few moments we're going to lay the 1st mouse in the re foundation of our republic, the not ro epic.

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. >> hi, debbie. >> reporter: jeff's work profoundly moving for dr. stevens' daughter, debbie nelson >> i'm going to treasure -- the picture forever. >> what can these veterans teach us? >> it's just stories of duty and sacrifice, you know, they gave up everything i want those who didn't hear about these veterans to be able to learn and understand what they went through so many years ago. >> jeff doesn't just photograph those who saw combat, but anyone who supported the war efforts like mechanics, nurses, radio operators. it's a wonderful project. check it out that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, stay safe. have a great night what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-g

debbie called us for help. ticketmaster told us that the event promoter decides whether the resale is allowed. ticketmaster then did something it did not have to do, canceling the order giving her a courtesy refund putting $159 into her account. the lesson is whenever you are shopping for any event ticket, you have to read the terms and conditions, the fine print. especially if you are on the fence and you think you might need to sell them later on. fair warning, the restrictions that you read today may not apply tomorrow. when we read the fine print at ticketmaster the website said fan to fan resale may be removed at any time of the event organizer's discretion. if you have hit a sour note with customer service maybe we can help straighten it out, go to nbcbayarea.com and then click on response from the main menu. attach your concert ticket images or any videos or photos. or give us a call the old- fashioned way. you don't want to read the fine print? >> that's why you are here. >> i try to read it but i never

we had people reach out to the senate democrats sponsors this and debbie of michigan and corey booker of new jersey joining you. we're grateful you're here. this strikes me as very interesting. your group picks the cftc and not the securities and exchange commission to be the watch dog for bitcoin and ether. first, walk us through the legislation. >> well, we've got a great team as you mentioned and very, very bipartisan. this is all about consumer safety, and that's what we're trying to accomplish with the bill as we talk to the stake holders, really as we talk to everybody almost everybody in the industry, the consensus is that most of this needs to be regulated as a commoditity and that's why the commodity futures regulating and trading and it's a very simple bill. because of the simplicity, trying to get some consumer protection and i would argue one in five americans have some, you know, touch in this in some way that not only is important to consumers, but at some point it becomes something that we should be concerned about regarding national security issues as far as it being a

month and the new constitution. chad has been locked in internal conflict for city decades. edris debbie came to power in 1991 in a military coup and served as president until his death last year. fighting among alms group has hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. when his father died, 37 year old mohammed debbie took over as president and heads the 15 member transition military council with him when he had his creditors with bringing rifle the militia to the negotiation table. but the absence of some of the main opposition figures from the signing on monday and he kindles doubts about the sustainability of the deal. chad is one of the poorest countries in the side. and with decades of drought and ahmed conflict, it is an urgent need of stability. there is an air of happiness and optimism here among the delegates with me here is feldwood for saying he's going to, he's from the national council for reform. he's one of the 4th 2 organizations or groups that have find this agreement, and he says he's happy. why are you happy? what's different about this agreement? because this p

it is something that is, was not because we recall that the last 5 things in which the president, debbie, what killed the, what was going on. it's very movement who the national are and that is mean that the fact is one of the main, ah, military, no groups that are opposed to dr. rashid. so billy at we have a d. i. but as low as one of the major is not part of this bill, we don't have these kind of gyla was our piece. we went to be nice that it's from the big enrica, you heard romaji there a talk about the fact that not all rebel groups and factions are assigned as accord in. and one of the big worries is the fact that the front for change and concord in chad, a group that is known as fact, that's the main rebel group that they refused to sign this accord despite last minute efforts by others mediators. and the fact that they haven't signed the fact that other groups have not signed on to this, or how worrying is that. while it creates a lot of content, kennedy, how about if you turn not only offer the transitional process done, but about the over all the piece in the country? we do have

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he's the son of either his debbie who was president for 30 years and was killed in fighting in 2021. but every family has been in power since 1990 chance military is a regional ally of france. it's deployed troops to neighboring countries. battling on groups in this a hell, a chance face decades of uprisings and unrest since independence from france and 1960 is one of the world's poorest countries, even though it's rich and resources, was hoped, the negotiations, bullying the land to the violence and paved the way for elections, but some groups are refusing to take part as his morgan reports. after months of delay chat, national dialogue has begun in the capitol gamino, bringing together more than 50 rebel and opposition groups. among others, it aims to and years of conflict and instability. also v maneuver the wall air to know this is eve to day we find ourselves as the decisive turning point in the history of our country. because in a few moments we are going to lay the 1st milestone business in the re foundation of our republic. all the neutral republic, the talks follow a peace a

debbie tubby, bbc news.oday, is the rebranded version of the us chain starbucks. after 15 years, the global coffee giant shut 130 stores in late may, as part of a mass exodus of companies from russia in reaction to its invasion of ukraine. fans of starbucks will recognise the similarites between the old and new looks — with the new owners saying they sought to find some continuity for customers. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. there have been several explosions near a military airfield in russian—occupied crimea north of the city of sevastopol. the governor of sevastopol said no damage had been done to the belbek airbase and that russian anti—aircraft defences had shot down a ukrainian drone. separately, russia says two villages close to the border with ukraine were evacuated after a fire broke out at an ammunition depot. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. the weather is still looking quite mixed, really, over the coming few days. we end the week with some warm spells o

he's the son of either his debbie, who was president for 30 years before he was killed during fighting in 2021. at every family has been in paris since 1919 chad's military's original ally of france and it's deployed troops to neighboring countries. battling on groups in this a hell. but chance faced decades of uprisings and unrest since independence from france in 1960. and one of the world's poorest countries, even though it's rich in resources, let's hope the negotiations will bring an end to the violence and paved the way for elections, but some groups refusing to take part less. hipaa morgan reports 10 months of delay chat. national dialogue has begun in the capital gym may now bring together more than 50 rebel and opposition group. among others, in the years of conflict and instability was only noted through all below this is today we find ourselves in turning point in the history of our country. because in a few moments, we are going to lay the 1st mouse in the re foundation of our republic. the note pro, rubric the talks follow a peace agreement signed between the governing mil

and what gent chief mom at interest, debbie, is courtney and decisive moment in history in the history of the country at the talk so intended to set out a timeline for free elections. last week, parties signed a peace agreement and doha paving away from negotiations as hope the tories will bring an end to decades, a conflict, the 2 largest rival groups of boycotting and all with one coalition of political and civil society groups, negotiations come after decades of unrest. since independence from france in 1960, the debbie family has been in power since 1990 as president interest there be governed for 30 years. he was killed on the battlefield in 2021 and succeeded by his son. mom at chad's military has been an ally for francis security interests, and the reason is deploy troops to neighboring countries battling on groups. and so how chide is rich in resources, but consistently ranks near the bottom of the u. n's human development index. it has one of the world's lowest life expectancies and education levels. have been morgan now, as dominus, the national dialogue process was launched

debbie tubby has more. this hare is wary, but thirsty.off. a badger, brazen about enjoying a possibly life—saving drink. even a fox has come to this man—made watering home. i kind of thought it might be a goshawk, and i've never seen one to photograph. i didn't know they were on the farm. which is really nice. all of them have been caught on camera by sue cross, who is so concerned about their welfare after weeks of no rain she has been putting water out for them to drink. i think the wildlife needs water. our ponds have dried up, the river is very low. and they are using the water trays that are out, so it obviously is making a difference. she lives on a 600—acre farm near bury st edmunds. just go over there. there's probably about three on the other side of this hedge here. she now spends all day every day refreshing and refilling 70 trays of water for the wildlife which calls this farm home. she is a farmer, but her hobby is wildlife photography. her priority now is keeping them alive and capturing them instead on hidden cameras. oh, w

and if the current head of the transitional military council, who's bahama degrees, debbie and also the president is allowed to rerun again after had already extended the transition period. so lots of issues expect it to be discussed today. and in the coming weeks starting with committees form to try to tackle the issues one by one and he but what about the groups that have boycotted these talks? oh, yes, yes indeed. now we spoke to the i head of the organizing committee about the fact that there are several groups, including the main armed opposition groups, the front for change and punk words, which is by quoted signing the agreement. and these facts. calling the committee basically a government body. now the head of the organizing committee says bad at the door is still open for the are groups that have boycotted the tags and up to refuse to sign an agreement to join the talks and to join the allow calling. it's an exclusive dialogue, not just one between arm groups and the government, but one that includes civil society, labor unions and several other groups as well. now many sides,

. >> about debbie in santa cruz and her concert ticket trouble. paid ticketmaster more than $150 bucks for two tickets to a folk band concert. months before the big show she realized she had a conflict and couldn't go. she planned to sell her tickets but ticketmaster said no. it said resale is not available for this event. debbie called us for help. ticketmaster told us event promoters decide whether resales are allowed. ticketmaster did something it didn't have to, canceled debbie's order and gave her a courtesy refund that is $159.90 back in her account. the lesson here is any time that you are shopping for concert tickets or any tickets for that matter, you really do need to check the terms especially if you are on the fence and think you might need to sell them later on. fair warning though, the restrictions you read today might not apply tomorrow. for example, look at what we found on the ticketmaster website, it says "fan-to-fan resale may be removed at any time at the event organizer's discretion." if you've hit a sour note with customer se

the head of the hunter, mama, mama is debbie, has called the forum a decisive moment in the country's history. he's the son of interest debbie, who was president for 30 years and was killed and fighting in 2021. that the family has been in power since 990 chance military is a regional ally of france. it's deployed troops to neighboring countries, battling armed groups in the hell region, but trans face, decades, uprisings and unrest. since independence and france in 1960. it's one of the world poorest countries despite being rich in resources. well, but some groups are refusing to take part in those talks that morgan has bought from the capital and jameton chance national dialogue has begun in the capitol in jamaica, bringing together more than 50 rebel and opposition groups. among others. it aims to and to years of conflict and instability. also v maneuver to roll out tomorrow. this is if today we find ourselves at a decisive turning point in the history of our country. because in a few moments, we are going to lay the 1st milestones in the re foundation of our republic allotted on t

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