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debbie has a strong interest in the arts from an early age. in 1974 she graduated from omaha burke high school where she participated in bands, orchestra and art. she continued her education, obtaining a bachelor's degree in art education and elementary education from hastings college. after college, she toured with a christian repertoire theater company before being hired as an elementary arts teacher for omaha public schools. during her time with o.p.s., debbie participated in several nebraska art-based programs. after 13 years with o.p.s., she wanted to start the elementary art program at pa pill onla vista community schools. after obtaining her masters of science from the university of nebraska-omaha, she earned her doctorates in administration curriculum and instructions from the university of nebraska-lincoln, concentrating on the variation of peoples' ability to create mental images and the effect this has on learning with someone who struggled with math, reading, she believes her ability to create mental images at that age walz the cau

stephen: debby, how do you feel about this? debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying. angry or annoyed when you cannot influence a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging china's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade organization for us to go to, then it's basically the rule of the jungle. stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she trusts chi

and for the kremlin reaction last spring, and d, debbie is former muscularity theory of a shadow. he joins us from reagan now. as d. w is banned from reporting in russia. europe. what is the kremlin likely reaction to this? what is their position? so thought they are, and so far we haven't had any official reactions from moscow. and what is clear is that the kremlin will regard these rewards by nato secretary general stilton book as a new level of escalation. in other red line, which moscow has been talking about for over a year, and which at least until recently has made the west act cautiously in military support to ukraine. because we remember that put in was already talking about the red lines before the war. the russian, a foreign ministry sent in december 2021 proposals to the years with a security guarantees for russia. and there was, among other things, the demand not to admit you, great, intimate. and even then there was talk on overhead lines for a long time. this was seen as the reason why some west, your personal european countries, including germany, were hesitant to

debbie hayton , absolute glued. debbie hayton, absolute nete— glued.te of the nation. good— this has been state of the nation. 03 “g i“ nation. good evening. this is your latest weather update from the my name is alex the met office. my name is alex deakin it will be a bit of a deakin and it will be a bit of a chilly tomorrow, but chilly start tomorrow, but generally sunny day. generally a fine and sunny day. still that easterly breeze making feel fairly fresh making things feel fairly fresh on the east coast. high pressure sitting just to the north and around the high. that wind continuing to come in from the east. so brisk winds bringing a chilly feel to scarborough and cromer in particular, whereas further west we'll have again the winds a little lighter . for the winds a little lighter. for most places, though, it's a clear old night, just some misty conditions, maybe over the pennines. going stay dry pennines. it's going to stay dry pretty much everywhere. temperatures will fall away. so feeling fresh down to 2 or 3 celsius, even in some towns and

also tonight, the debbie midair collision involving two army apache helicopters. three american soldiers killed returning from a training exercise in alaska. the second midair collision within a month. just moments ago, the army's top general ordering a standout of all army aviation units. martha - - standing by. the war in ukraine, the death toll rising from the new wave of russian attacks targeting major cities including kyiv. more than 20 people killed including children. russian missiles hit an apartment complex. ukraine morning preparations for us counteroffensive on the here at home, seven weeks since the collapse of silicon valley bank and that he fears of a financial crisis. the other banks struggling to stay afloat and with the federal reserve is now planning. custody after the - - at least 11 people wounded. authorities the two groups have been doing for months when it finally world over. a homeowner is charged with allegedly shooting and killing his neighbor who is using a police finding him dead in the driveway. a quick thinking middle school student j

it is truly amazing, debbie, that we are talking about democrats wrestling back this idea of freedom as strong run for them to stand on. >> yeah, i was really happy to see that president biden has taken that word away from mega extreme republicans. remember, right here in the state of florida, we are ground zero for republican mega extremism, where they're taken away our freedoms, whether it's banning abortion at six weeks, banning books, censoring, punishing businesses because they're sending in front of desantis, and having an opinion against his extreme policies. i think president biden is building a really strong coalition, i have seen many congressional democrats stand behind him, from progressives to centrists. they now have a story to tell. there's a lot of unity among the democratic base. there's a lot of unity among democrats, all over the country. they have about a year and a half to make that contrast. at the same time, to tell the american people all the accomplishments, passing the most monumental bipartisan bill that is addressing gun violence, safer communities act. in

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michigan congresswoman debbie dingle is in the studio.the closest ally, and you balance what's going on in france and the same arguments here, how do you keep the social safety net solvent given the changes demographics? >> i think this is a problem worldwide. i think france has had, or many of the european countries, frankly many of the countries that we compete with in a global marketplace do have healthcare guarantee and if guaranteed, it's citizens that are safe and secure retirement with dignity when they retire. here is a reality. the baby boomers are not just americans, but they are around the world. and they are scared to death about how they are going to live, afford to have a safe place to live, put food on the table and they are making their voices heard. i suspect there may be some other people helping them organize here in paris today but you know, you've seen the intensity of emotion in this country, too, republicans made it clear they were not going to cut people's social security. 54% of the people over 50 are helping to c

what does michigan democratic congresswoman debbie dingle think about all of this?its great for republicans. 70% of americans don't want him to run for re-election. 51% of democrats don't want him to run for re-election. it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. (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. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. joe biden grew up middle class. and he gets that middle-class life is too expensive. that's why he passed the infla

i am financially a professor at the institute of civil engineering university of the philippines, debbie, my i think we're doing a lot of work on plastic waste management. looking at the entire volume chain of solid, least we tried to look for the weaknesses in the value chain. the phoebe feeds cease said to be the 3rd largest contribute bar of glass speaks in ocean sole. definitely we should act now and fighting. so law showing it what he bought many different did he do will do. you can give it to him on the day he calmly did it. you headed, you will need to pay a for the little ones that before global climate change. believe anybody can be happy. i'm sure we'll go from school program before. thank fidel the well to minute. we'll see about him if you can, which will be done that he may think issues, but yeah, hey, cathy, how miss kirby could you get the mobile one of them? i could on the local, colorado with now names for garbage collector. yeah. auto sold all messy. nick off he got in a wiggle preaching another little plug in a flame which will leave that. com. yeah. but um hm. then fo

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when it comes to fox news particularly, this is debbie thompson's comment on the facebook page saying we canceled fox nation yesterday. adding that karlsson -- carlson and one of the other hosts were the main shows we watched on fox. we set a line for all others. besides fox news and cnn viewers. david in new york on our line for others, you are next up. caller: good morning, pedro. the more significant event is the firing of tucker carlson. don lemon, his program in the ratings was just not working. i think that was more an economic decision rather than having to do with his behavior. tucker carlson promotes conspiracy theories and is a definite danger to our civic conversation. host: the comments about nikki haley and women being past their prime, you don't think that factored into the decision? caller: i'm sure that factored into the decision. but at the same time the roll out of the new format on cnn morning was a disaster. it's just not the right role for don lemon. if he made a proper apology at the time and moved forward, i think that his late night program would have been perf

a lady justice, women, the law and the battle to save america also with us, former congresswoman debbiepowell, a democra from florida she's now a senior advisor a gift hurts, a gun contro advocacy group and david henderson, forme prosecutor, civil rights attorney, and a cnbc contributor. it's great to have you with us on all of this let's start with you, david. there's been some debate o whether justice thomas broke the law by not disclosing thes trips. give me your broad takeawa here, what does your gut tel you about clarence thomas' behavior >> ayman, my gut tells me that there is the law, and then there's a common sense let's start because that whe your question. what do you think would happen if it came out that justic jackson took half 1 millio dollar vacations every year, complement of george soros people would go through th roof and it's the exact sam situation here and if anybody is wondering, i it, and why is it such a problem. if it's not an issue, then why can't the men talk about it. he routinely is gonna use this where he paints himself as a every man who likes sleeping out

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debby applegate she is a graduate of amherst college and has her ph.d. in american studies from yale university. she is a historian her previous was the most famous man in america a biography of henry ward beecher and he was a minister sort of a progress administer. but in her acknowledgments she talked about how interesting it was to move from a minister to a madam who is ran a number of houses of prostitution in new york. so her latest book is the biography of polly adler, icon of the jazz age. it won the 2007 pulitzer prize for biography, and it was one of the new york society of libraries best books about new york and was also a finalist for the us angeles times book prize and. the national book critics circle award and she's been married to bruce torgan. 36 years. so i read the book. it's a fascinating, fascinating book. one of the things i didn't realize is that is as much about the history. new york during the 2030s and forties as it is about about polly and her her. i'm not going to say too much because i know i want you to hear more from her, bu

i heard your interview with congresswoman debbie dingle but when she said the president is bringing peopled wants to put maga republicans in the room to negotiate, you know, that's not even happening right now with kevin mccarthy, the house speaker on the debt ceiling. the president is not picking up the phone and telling him let's start talking. it has not happened, and we have not seen real evidence. they point to the infrastructure bill as being a real bipartisan success and there were republicans who voted for it, but as far as reaching across the aisle and bridging the country's partisan divide, there's not a lot there there. >> john: doing nothing in terms of actually negotiating. a new nbc news poll is devastating for president biden. here is chuck todd from nbc with the highlights. >> let me show you more, 53% of 2020 biden voters say he shouldn't run, 64% of democrats who voted for sanders or warren think he shouldn't run and 76% of voters under 35 think he shouldn't run. >> john: yet biden and the dnc are pushing full steam ahead on this candidacy. >> they are. and again, i think

so to polly polly, to debbie to talk about polly, you have. i'm going to start by saying all my knowledge is theoretical. so am not i am not polly adler or a by any stretch i have that kind of stamina. so it is i cannot tell you what a joy it is to be here. well, first of all, because you guys are alive and i haven't been in a room most of my my book presentations have been on zoom, which is the dullest possible way to go speak to readers. but even i love librarians. you are my tempter and my angels, the people who have sent me down more rabbit than i could ever my way out of. but that's the part that i actually really like. and to be here at this particular conference, which i did not know until we had lunch, that this is one of the largest conferences in. the country by far, and that in this particular moment when you are all on the front, even the retired librarians are on the front lines of the culture wars right now. you have always been heroes to me, but this particular moment, it seems to me you should maybe start wearing bullet proof v

a messy political contributed, political white house reporter eugene daniels former congresswoman debbi mucarsel-powell, she's a senio adviser at giffords. an msnbc political analyst and florida congressman, david jolly. good to see you. all eugene, what are you hearing from biden world about an announcement? >> exactly what you just said. that there's likely on tuesday at that bed -- it's gonna be low-key. the video was a fundraisin uphill that something this former boss barack obama did when the election campaign [inaudible they do lava, despite how they start to view the supersta just nature of doing on th four year anniversary of the successful ryan. this is the superstitious. man there's nothing better t get the good vibes then the da that you announce four years later, our most successful bid for presidency and also it could not happen and this is someone who takes long time to make politica decisions. and there's always been kind o a debate within the biden wall both in the white house and as political arms, people - [interpreter does it actually matter. he doesn't have any actua

congresswoman debbie dingell said that the administration can't keep waiting. another senator criticized the president refusal to sit down with speaker mccarthy as a deficiency in leadership. with a potential default on the horizon, it's time for president biden to change his tune. he needs to abandon the reckless my way or the highway attitude and sit down and do what presidents have always done and that is to negotiate a solution. from the beginning it was obvious to everybody that a bipartisan compromise was the only path forward. that's the most fundamental tenet of divided government. nobody can do it by themselves, so you have to work out solutions together. it's simply unacceptable for any president to stand by with these kind of outrageous red lines when we're potentially just weeks away from a possible default, considering especially the fragility of the economy as it currently exists, and this would make it catastrophic. so president biden has wasted months already with his reckless position, and it's time to get moving. i appreciate speaker mccarthy'

let's bring in debbie blue.bination of things, the evaporation of the remote working push that we saw threat the pandemic and also, does this indicate a broader consumer demand and confidence falling as well? >> i think this is a con -- continuation of week customer sentiment. as well as surging inflation, elevated ranking -- banking prices, and falling economic outgrowth. and then the fact that this is a pretty significant slump in pc demand is also reflecting the fact that the first quarter sales missed estimates, as they reported the number yesterday. and so what we are sick right now is that we have not seen this demand in customer electronics rebound, although tsmc has said they are confident that business could pick up in the second half, although like last week we have also seen samsung electronics cutting upwards for its memberships, which you see in a wide range of electronics, including pc supports and servers and smartphones. i think it will take a little bit longer before we will know when exactly we

congressman debbie dingell the house of representatives said the administration cannot keep waiting. senator manchin fromn west virginia went so far as to criticize the president's refusal to sit down with speaker mccarthy as a deficiency in leadership. with the potential default rise and it's time for president biden to change his tune he needs to abandon this reckless my way or the highway attitude and sit and do what presidents have always done and negotiate a solution. by the beginning it was obvious to everyone a bipartisan compromise was the only path forward. his most fundamental tenet of no one can do by themselves they have to work out solutions together. it is simply unacceptable for any student president to stand by it kind of outrageous redlines potentially weeks away from a possible default considerately fragility as it currently exists. this to make it catastrophic present biden has wasted months already with his reckless position it is time to get moving i appreciate to break the scale make a present biden to join him at the negotiating table in will repeat enclosing t

debbie white are our our love and strength.e're sending them to you our prayers to you and your son jamie and your granddaughter and your community so horrible. nobody should have to go through this. thank you so much for talking to us. you're very welcome. thank you coming up a struggle so many families can relate to the burden on loved ones as they try to avoid the crushing costs of senior care. stay with us. meet three students, all learning to save and spend their money with chase freedom for kids. thank you, chef. control for parents. nice one bank for both. chase make more of what's your when you're the lder in disaster, cleanu and restoration. how do you makeike it? never even happenedappened. let it rain, randi. ah! being prepared for anything. whatever comes your way, there's a pro for that serve probe like it never even happened. well secret spy agency c i a m i six i look like a woman that plays for the minor leagues. creating a new order. and we will strike against any entity that threatens up ready for seconds. beh

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the debbie's washington correspondent amy and s f explained what this decision means. the supreme court basically ruled to day that access to this pill that is important for many women to terminate pregnancies will remain unhindered. they were responding to a case from a texas judge, a federal judge appointed by foreign president, donald trump, a conservative and appealing to anti abortion advocates. and he essentially wanted to stop access to this drug, miss prestone, based on his assessment that the f d a, the food and drug administration which approves medications had not done a proper job in improving this pill. this went on to an appeals court which said, we're going to halt this decision, but we're going to add restrictions to it and make it unavailable for women who wanted to order through the mail and make it only available through dr. prescription and the supreme court looked at that and for the past week they've been postponing the decision. but they find they said, no, we're going to go back to the status quo. women across the country will continue to have a

the most common animals targeted were tomlins along with several species of monkeys. comfort debbie sold, bush meeting, monrovia st markets for over 20 years. but to day she has become a national advocate for the country's white life and biodiversity. and we're talking with a we me and we're talking will allow people to stop trading the wish me because they will be fine for we the lab, we read it with wanton under a tree, a push me our far i would be empty. it will not be good for us. according to the worldwide font furniture liberians used to get more than 75 percent of the protein from bush made. much of it was sold at local markets where most people here get their food. at muma also sold bush me to for many years. but after working with comfort, she switched to selling fish, which benefits her and her family. oh, i sent a book. oh, so with you so far this, this is another fis antelli. no such is that i'm from the book fair. this is travis with apple far. i again, if i don't want to go by, i think so much of it. my pleasure. the way i'm with comfort deficits advocacy looks to be paying

but there's also more to by dance than algorithms, some content like lips tagged with al debbie d q drugs or porn. ah censored, is that a reason to band tick tock? in 2020 the indian government decided to do exactly that. the reason was ongoing conflicts along the border between india and china. 60 chinese apps and games are currently restricted in india. is this the way to deal with chinese technology? people in india have been living without to take talk since 2020 the uncertainty over data security was one of the reasons for the ban. the market reacted immediately. don't bands actually created a vacuum in the market go because a lot of the, those will clear didn't go on and on big and did the, when it give opportunities for many in entrepreneurs to come in and fill that particular gap, new platforms that are similar to tick told where quickly developed like joshua and wash the content creators. this marked a new era. so why did the doc band was at one given point of time? french lakeland loss, but it also gave a lot of opportunity to wander and getting into the coast. then there was a

the dog debbie had lived in c loy all his life. he knows the place like the back of his hand. to day he's a contact for many here residents often come and ask him for advice like this woman who has an old photograph with her pickup window who is here. this is the creek case that we did on the hills. hes animal. yes. c. 1957. yeah. how do you know top to such a long time here? you know, these things this picture is older than me. we work at you for more than 2 decades levied has been driven by an idea. understanding your own history in order to create a better community in the future. because i might have been started to recover the history of sil away. and we have turned that history into memory so that people understand who we are, where we come from, and where we are going was you live, i did by the office, he set up a museum in the heart of cielo. it tells the story of the neighbourhood and displays it cultural idiosyncrasies. right now the roof is being repaired. so a large part of the exhibition is in storage. with it and it, is it okay, cause i did finish things from the

as far as you know, at this point, the him again, debbie dodge on rescue services, said that most of the victims are foreign visitors from italy and from the u. k. so the, this attack is actually the 2nd attack to day after a deadly attack. also in the on friday morning in the occupied west bank. and we understand that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has cold her to mobilize additional reserve for the units that is of police and also additional army units to be deployed. that was d. w correspondent, tanya claim up. now as we just heard before, the attack and tel aviv this evening to british is really women were killed in the occupied west bank. here's more. this is riley car was near the jewish settlement on camera in the occupied. we spank, when it was attacked, 2 sisters were fatally shot while the mother was wounded, the area was quickly cordoned off, and a search for those responsible was launched. the agree miller court journal, at this very moment, our forces are operating in the field in search of the terrorists. it is only a matter of time and not much time until we settled

my, these debbie lord inspire the leaders of nations to ensure that no man or woman may encounter discrimination and be violated in his or her dignity. help is that girl. yes. was either lou camino and she said he also called for an and to conflicts around the world and up. i'm not in north of it and you done natal bhopal. okay. he helped the beloved ukrainian people on that journey towards peace, ian, and shed the light of easter upon the people of russia. comfort, the wounded and all those who have lost loved ones because of the war and grant that prisoners may return safe and sound to the, to their families. and his son, he is alvy. a letter for me and frances called for dialogue in the middle east, including between israelis and palestinians. meanwhile, christians in jerusalem, attended easter mass in the church of the holy sep booker, where they believed jesus christ died and was resurrected on this day. in bagdad, the gathering was smaller, as dozens of iraqi christians came together at the mar use of cathedral and in ukraine, the orthodox faithful, celebrated palm sunday, in the capital k

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heroism of the fallen water flew to as israel prepares to mark the 75th anniversary of its foundation. debbie's. israel correspondent tanya kramer met 2 women who had very different experiences of the 1st independence day and well followed. come on, darling ben, google. yon reads out the declaration of independence into levies. this state of israel is born. ah, you did as cana was a teenager at the time her parents had left nazi germany and moved to television. then part of the british mandate, palestine. ben, go yon's declaration seated independence from the british. and in 48, what i, what i remember is that us the corporation of the states and her i remember the pictures with a saw in the newspapers in england, stores watching if their time and they were happiness in the dancing and is this child i am felt much less the beginning of the big war, which sauntered immediately afterwards. that hall was launched by military alliance of arab states against israel. the fighting would last for 10 months. claudette hubbard was also a child at the time she lived here with her family in west jerusalem.

debbie asserted ed. it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them. life after 1945 through today has meant starting a new and processing the past. it's been a common notion in the post more period until and part to day. nancy's are always those other people under the ongoing struggle for remembrance and against denial in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w. hi, this is dw news asia coming up today. controversy in the classroom. the indian governments changes to school textbooks, have supporters and detractors. but if information has power or emissions ever justified, and a sick elephant dies at pakistan's karachi, you, we look at the outcry over the treatment of animals in captivity. ah, my name is melissa chant, thanks for joining us. the indian government is revising textbooks and creating controversy for its choices on what to leave out. gone our references to gandhi's opposition to hindu nationalism and chapters on the moodle dynasty of muslim rulers . contempora

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debbie no. no if.rents something so important because of that, then we should be going to external agencies at that point. then not keeping secrets from parents not setting up a situation where. children know what's going on. the children's friends know what's going on, the teachers know what's going on.and the teachers know what's going on. and only people who do not know what's going on are the parents. it's putting those parents. it's putting those parents impossible parents an impossible situation, and the and it's no basis for the children . children's should be children. children's should be bnng children. children's should be bring up children in that situation when there are secrets around . if i situation when there are secrets around. if i may. situation when there are secrets around . if i may. sorry, peter, around. if i may. sorry, peter, i'm not. this conversation by leftie nonsense. what? debbie didn't say what you said that she'd said. we can all agree that obviously there needs be safeg

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known debbie reynolds since -- eada go ahead.in "an american in paris." >> sean: as he got older, it's heart-wrenching, funny but heart-wrenching story. >> stephen: okay. when you're not on broadway and not a podcast star, you also a writer. you've got a new book. it is called "time out." >> sean: comes out may 30. you can preorder it but it comes out may 30 where ever books aren't banned. >> stephen: might not be popular in florida. >> sean: i hope it is popular in florida. it's really important. r.'s a coming of agery.wrote wc it's a coming-of-age story about, the backdrop of high school sports. friday night lights kind of meets heart stopper. todd and i were discussing one day about how different we were growing up gay in the suburbs of chicago. he was into sports and i was into the arts. news flash. what would it have been if we had known each other then and why haven't we seen that story of that friendship, relationship? we heightened by making the star basketball player in georgia come out as gay. how it affects his family,