chilling details in the death of georgia mom debbie collier and new 911 calls reveal debbie was in an accident with a mysterious ex-con truck driver a month before her disappearance. >> from my notes, she was in an accident several months ago and the driver was trying to convince my sister not to tell the cops that he was driving because he was out on pr pr pard there was a stipulation to his parole he couldn't drive. rachel: nancy grace has been following this case and joins us now. nancy, this is a very interesting development. does it raise red flags for you that this, you know, she had an accident with somebody who was on parole? >> yes, it does. if in fact that is correct. now, police have confirm that had she did have a fender bender prior to her being found dead, but they also state they don't know if that's what the daughter was talking about. now, you're hearing a woman that claims to be the sister of debbie collier, diane shirley. she says she got this information from debbie collier's daughter amanda. i find it interesting that cops don't confirm that fender bender was with

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i'm going to call you debbie. just you know, i've known you for you know, many decades. we've all known you in in the public health field and it's a real, you know privilege for me to. be here with you to you know to talk about your brilliant new book. i want to just you know start simply. you know explain the title silent invasion and you know the reasons you wrote the book what you talk about a little bit at the beginning of the book. yeah, great professor and i'm gonna call you larry. so thank you. it's really an opportunity to be with you again. we've had a long career together battling pandemics around the globe and making sure the most vulnerable are served and i hope 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 20 actually in 1998 where fever was treated first as malaria, and then it's something else and then it's something else and maybe it was tuberculosis and mayb

debby: with the latest u.s.trol measures it is causing some issues between the relationship of the two great powers. there are already reports saying that beijing is stonewalling u.s. efforts to set up agenda for the upcoming meeting between xi jinping and president joe biden next month during the g20 summit. whether this will have more fallout from the u.s. measures including maybe beijing will consider ramping up pressure on taiwan, it remains to be seen. what we are sure of, the deteriorating relationship between beijing and washington certainly will make investors feel more jittery about the markets. caroline: it is being reflected in many of the chipmaker stock prices at the moment. debby wu, we want to thank you for your expertise when it comes to chips, taiwan, and hardware as well. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." you do not want to miss tomorrow . we will have a key voice. women in the workplace as the annual report comes out. do not forget to check out the podcast. you can find

debbi, thank you for joining us. our hearts go out to you.and you were there in the courtroom today. can you take us inside that room? what was your reaction, debbi, when this verdict was read? >> you know, when they read the first one and they said no, that they were not unanimous or didn't agree ha the aggravating factors outweighed the mitigating, i thought, okay, maybe the next one. as they started to go through, it really started to sink in that he was not going to get the death penalty, and it felt like someone just punched me in the chest. the biggest thing -- it isn't so much that someone couldn't give him the death penalty. i think i could deal with that. what is bothering i think all of us and what hurts the most is that there is a belief that any mitigating circumstance could outweigh what he did to our loved ones. >> awful, awful on that valentine's day in 2018. your husband, chris, was killed while trying to actually disarm this shooter. you said that the jury's decision says the shooter's life meant more than the 17 who were mur

response, so just wanted to dig in here a little bit, debbie. you talk about missteps and bright spots, and i thought let's start with the missteps and then get on to the bright spots, obviously operation warp speed. but testing was a big part of the story and you start talking a little bit about the labs, and just expand on that. why was this cdc seemed to be so off-base on its testing kits? and also talk about their communication with state epidemiologists and others. just take us back to those early very, very difficult days in our testing capacity and our test kits when w.h.o. had a task it, when our allies like germany were using better test gets. cdc decided to develop its own. tell us a little bit about that story. >> guest: yeah, to this date, you do, i don't know why it happened. i got so frustrated after i left january 2021, the covid response. i talked to the laboratories, our big commercial laboratories and said to them, what kind of dialogue were you having with the cdc and hhs and aspr? and how calm we didn't have these tests and w

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joining me is former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang and democratic congressman debbie and doug high. great to have you guys. debbie, congresswoman, i mean. >> that's okay. >> i am sure this sent a shiver down your spine and all lawmakers in washington. what was the conversation you were having with colleagues today? >> just year after year after year the political violence and the looming threat for members of congress just doing their jobs, whether it's gabby giffords being shot at a community event she was doing in 2011 to steve scalise at a baseball game to nancy pelosi's husband being attacked in their home. it's -- i mean, i experienced it four years ago when 16 bomb packages were sent across the country to cnn to democratic elected around the country with my return address and district office return address on the packages. one came back to my office, sat with my staff, a bomb package that had to be detonated under the staircase and my staff had that in the office for two days. it it's out of control. >> it's gotten worse. let me tell you the statistics. in 2016

debbie: we've seen this set of u.s. export control rules have impacted not just american firms but foreign companies with business relationships with china. what we reported over the weekend is tsmc has stopped production for this chinese chip production because based on the public domain information, they've actually outperformed the 100 chips which are now banned for the chinese market. companies now have two follow u.s. rules like they did a couple of years ago when they u.s. blacklisted huawei. what's happening now is companies are tightening technologies and we've seen the dutch equipment supplier, asml telling its u.s. based staff to halt services to chinese customers due to u.s. regulations, restricting from the chinese chip industry. caroline: given the news that upended the market, perhaps moving away from such growth tech names, the fact we saw alibaba folsom much, what does it mean for the chip sector at the moment? debby: following the u.s. analysis of this new set of rules, chip stocks have plummeted. we've

so i got to know debbie. she's a kindergarten, a longtime elementary school teacher here in the city. and through her got to know some of her students. and it was so remarkable to see the one hand how much effort teachers like debbie were putting into teaching online, and on the other hand, how much of that effort just didn't connect and didn't work. and so one of the families that i got to meet that debbie introduced me to was call them in the book. elissa and her daughter elisa was working cleaning hotel rooms when the pandemic started. she had no choice but to bring four year old daughter to work with her on the bus. and so serena's experience in kindergarten was on her mother's phone. and so debbie is doing video and. she's producing all these stuff. amazing music, and it's bilingual and the little girls on the phone, i mean, she can't do it. and you her mother cried. she told me, look, i can't sit with her. i don't have time to sit with i don't have time to read to her. i can't even make sure that she th

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it's an internal affairs. chad, but i think that's not true as it was. france that help mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions come from france, a report by human rights watch point, the finger at chairs, security forces, and the use to suppress opposition to military rule. when it comes to france, the country was quick to deny any hand in the suppression. france plays no role in these events, which relate strictly to chatty and domestic politics. the false information about france is alleged involvement has no basis. but ordinary teddy's and not buying this denial. france as to faced the chief responsible for the massacre that took place yesterday as the transitional, military government, which extended its mandate for 2 more years with the support of france. the people of chad were not only on the street to protest the government after yesterday's bloody repression of protests killed. more than 60 people in chad, france condemned to violence from wherever it may come. it's as good as a blank check to carry on. chad is bleeding under a dictatorship imposed by fra

also in general, the relations between chad and france. firstly, france helped president interest debbie into come into power and gain a foothold. and there is also the fact that micron came to an agenda for the funeral of marshall debbie and supported the transfer a power to a son de memory and chat about all this is still fresh. and it allows one to say that everything that is happening in chad to day is a logical consequence of the conditions that france created in order to ensure. not only that, the marshal himself, but now his son remain in power. so down with corruption, these are the charts heard in moldova for over a month the country has been gripped by mass demonstrations against the current ruling policy processes of mars to the prosecutor general's office in the capital calling for the acts in government to step down. oh, for one of the poorest countries in europe broke out in september or in gas prices and inflation across the board. according to the approach as president, maya sanders, i'm had them all to blame the energy prices as they are doing to little down the cost of

as the hours ticked by terry and debbie grew more anxious. they knew calling 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. >> 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 elvis, a missing person. >> volunteers keep searching for the 20-year-old. >> heather's desperate parents called on everyone to scour the area. they printed out flyers. >> there wasn't a store front in myrtle beach that didn't have one, or two, flyers and it. and then they were in georgia, tennessee, and florida. >> they posted pleas online for information. they turned to the news media. local. >> is heather alive? >> my heart tells me that my daughter'

ah ah ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, ukrainian forces achieve their biggest breakthrough in the south of their country since the war began. they've been pressing their offensive in the southern region of cassandra. one of 4 regents that moscow illegally annexed last week following a sham referendum fact by the kremlin. also coming up brazil's presidential election heads were run off. neither of the 2 leading candidates received a majority in sunday's 1st round. and the nobel prize. the medicine goes to swedish scientists, sanchez table. he receives the honor for discoveries in the dna of extinct creatures and for his research into human evolution. ah and we will craft welcome to the program. reports suggest that ukrainian forces have recapture territory in the south of the country. it's their biggest breakthrough there since the start of the war. russia installed officials have acknowledged ukraine's advances in the headstone region when a 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. photo shared on social media appear to show soldiers raising the ukrainian flag and several

debbie, you're welcome to weigh it on the question of trump, desantis and rubio.ection night to watch the results roll in. we'll try to understand and the states, the relationship between the governor's race and the senate race, when it comes to florida. what do we need to know? what do we need to be watching for? >> alicia, let's remember that desantis has been raising money now for a couple of years, really trying to launch his presidential run. he has over $100. what he has done, he's done this very effectively. he's use that money not only to communicate for his campaign but to prop up all the republican candidates here in the state of florida, and that is what is most concerning to me at the moment, that what we are seeing is that the republican party authority has been canvassing, has been doing really strong outreach to communities all over the state, and that does not help democrats. i am extremely concerned at the lack of energy that we are seeing in the base and on the ground. i am usually extremely optimistic, but i can tell you, this is a moment where

debbie dingell, that's what the intruders going through the hallway were shouting. this is part of the january 6 insurrection toxicity that has infected the brains of people around the country in horrible ways, if this is accurate. >> andrea, this is part of a pattern. first of all, my heart goes out to paul and nancy, who are good friends. i'm praying paul is going to be okay. this is a trend that we have been seeing even pre-january 6. in michigan, we saw men at state capitol. i was on your show that day or the day after. you said, is it okay? i said, no, it's not. there were men outside my home with assault weapons that night because of what i said on your show. tucker carlson did a diatribe. we saw this happening in school board members. they are wearing bulletproof vests to meetings. it's very dangerous, this hatred, the anger across the country. language that shouldn't be there, bullying. we have to take a deep breath. it's endangering our democracy. >> just this week, three men who were convicted of trying to kidnap gretchen whitmer, a good friend and colleag

. >> reporter: friends christine, sheila, and debbie all went to f all went to usf together.they y together. they say fleet week is is a classic san francisco tradition. >> very exciting. love to see al the military. looking forward to to the show. >> very much so. even though my son was a marine, i am okay with with this. >> reporter: sisters debbie and we came y. in't stt the blue ang early. it doesn't start for two days. but we are here to watch them practice. >> reporter: they arrived at tha green extra early with their folding chairs, food, and binocs chairs, food, and binoculars to catch the blue angels in action. action. >> i love the blue angels. it's been quite a few years since i e been here the last time. always come on practice because it's jt so crowded on the days they are. days they are here. >> reporter: there is energy, r? >> yeah. not to mention the military men working behind us. >> i love watching the angels f. >> reporter: this photographer s been capturing the blue angels for more than a decade. >> it's awesome. i never get tid of watching. >> reporter:

get me debbie.ump will rally for rubio, but not for it desantis? david, i will start with you, is it fair to say that this rivalry, more importantly, what it represents is not completely out in public? >> oh, it is. alicia, it is real, it is bitter, there is anger between trump and desantis. you kind of have to jilted lovers, if you will, in this fight. but look, it is a recognition. what donald trump is doing, by sliding ron desantis, rallying for rubio, not the incumbent governor, is a recognition by donald trump that, if he indeed is going to run in 2024, he has to stop this rapid emergence of ron desantis. arguably, he has to stop it by election night. i would make it parlor bet that donald trump teases out the 24th run on tuesday night, november 8th. because if he does not, not only is the headline perhaps, mccarthy and mcconnell, but the next day headline is what is the future for ron desantis? you see the future of the party? desantis? donald trump wants to be a candidate in 24 has to disrupt

the democratic representative, debbie dingell of michigan.coming up, michiganders will have a chance to add an amendment to the state constitution. we just talked about this, it will explicitly it protects and guarantee abortion rights in the state. i visited the beautiful henry ford museum of american innovation in dearborn this week, where i spoke to voters about these crucial midterm elections, and how to find common ground in these times. >> seek out those who disagree with you, and listening to what they have to say. challenge your own thoughts and be willing to change your opinions and thoughts about things that you thought you knew everything about. do not stand in an echo chamber. broaden your horizons. that is how the marketplace of ideas works. we listen, we refined, we recalibrate. at the end of the day, we are all going through this together. it is called, life. , life (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year.

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i'm going to call you debbie.own youwe for many decad, we've not all known you in the public health field. it is a privilege for me to be here with you, to talk about your brilliant new book. i want to start simply, explained the title silent invasion and the reasons you wrote book, you talk about in the beginning of the book. you larry.g to call thank you, it is really an opportunity to be with you again. we've had a long career together battling pandemics around the globe they can trust the most vulnerable are served and i hope we take that message here in this country but i called it silent invasion to 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 treated first as malaria and then something else and then something else maybe it was tuberculosis and maybe hiv and it was all presenters and we didn't know specifically what was o harming the people i africa. we worked

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but i think that's not true as it was france, that helped mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions come from france, france, if also implicated in another vial. and todd sport of the weeks of cooling off violence classes between the democratic republic of congo military and the m 23 rebels has risen again the d. r. c, and rwanda. have had strained relations since the 1994 genocide, which saw squaws of people cross the border into the d. r. c. all the while the french government was supplying weapons to the region. in such countries, genocide is not too important. and just to round off the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west in africa. a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for their democracy. democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they are actually prepared to die for their democracy. liberal day a good day, 5 any day is part of french, national heritage, and immortal the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values.

i'm with ah this is debbie news live from berlin, ukrainian forces achieve their biggest breakthrough in the south of their country. tends to war again. they've been pressing their offensive in the southern region of cassandra. one of 4 regents that moscow illegally annexed last week following a sham.

the g men chat has been tense since president just debbie was shot dead and a gun battle with security forces and demonstrate as have fought and guinea during an antique government protest. a band political group called for demonstrations against the ruling genta guinea has been led by the military since last year. as qu, that else did president alpha con i after more than 10 years and power, there's been a huge fire in the mexican city of august callian taste. it happened after a fuel tank. it crashed into an overpass. a residential area was engulfed in thick smoke forcing hundreds of people out of their homes. christiano rinaldo. his preparations for the football world camp looks to be in disarray with a tournament starting in just 30 days. portugal captain has been dropped from manchester united scored to face chelsea on saturday. it follows ronaldo storming down the tunnel after being left out of the starting line up against tottenham mid week. but those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after blood and tears. ah ah, it took over 400 years for the french to b

debbi, what can be done here?ty to own a firearm. there are just people who shouldn't have it, and there should be an older age, you know, 21 at the minimum, you can't rent a car until you're 25, because studies have shown that your brain is not fully developed, so why is it that in some places, you can purchase a firearm at 18? you know, there could be special ways that if you're a hunter, that you have certain license, and because i know people use weapons, or firearms for different reasons, but they're way too many people who use them to hunt people, and we have to find a way, we have to agree as a society that this is enough, and that we are going to work together to make sure that we stop allowing this to happen. but until we start those conversations, it's going to continue. >> i think an important part of the conversation is to remind people what has been lost. and i know you've been at this many times over the years. but what is your, what has your family lost? tell us about chris. >> chris is one of those

jose is all, again, not the whole ship, montgomery, debbie luck in the north of the country. the situation became more complicated in china, the communist had ceased power. so now or she mean had the support of a much bigger and more powerful neighbor. in response, the united states decided to support france. indo china was no longer a simple colonial conflict. it was a new front in the cold war. in october 1950. the fighting on the chinese border hits new levels of intensity. the french army lost 5000 soldiers, but above all, they lost their sense of their own invincibility. of yet mean took control of the north of yet nom white chinese aids, now arrived unhindered caught by the throat, the french government despatches most prestigious, general john de alotted, his destiny hero of the liberation of france. in world war 2, they called him king ashanti, and in january 1951, he swung into action. and the french army inflicted successive better defeats on the north vietnamese. in the thick jungle, the french used every means at their disposal. and that included a highly flammabl

so in, on the 5th of october, mama, debbie, the, the president didn't know that the peer to be delayed or pulled back by 2 years. so is because of the, you know, the national dialogue and p d as an able to achieve drink. tammy office, you see that as a supplement legitimacy, you know, all of his rule and that's why we're seeing that extension. you forget that the rug segment for them probably did not approve of the outcome offered. so some of the, the p view on the really nice not that look and that's why people started to, to our senior put this in less into the what i think before in chad really feared the most is this continue grotesque to a reprehensible actor by the by the military. so even though people do want electra, the fear for the fact that the remain sweet between that transition appeared but an extended them i know they lead to the me to leaving office because of him from his mom period before the premise was brooklyn was stop them from, from breaking up from his again. so i think there's real concern about the military next standing his rule. i think continuing this viol

it's also way and debbie, debbie shooting with security agents shooting out to protest that many get injured and some even died. others events where streamed on his background by popular nigeria and dd called the do. i clearly remember that night and before i felt as i watched the events oh, hold on. you could hear the sporadic shots out for help. i suppose you might be wondering what led to the shipping and how things had so quickly w report, sasha la la was received out for us in this report from the navy with 22020 niger and police literally gone down. young protest is what come together to form one of the biggest youth movement in the country of history. just hours before the killings. thousands had got to peacefully demonstrate a gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that the protests were largely peaceful because i was there, reported. but that evening the protest songs illegals would turn into christ for health and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october, policemen f