by the way, hello debbie. debbie and i worked in emergency preparedness context regarding power outages, so haven't seen you in a while, but good to at least hear your voice. but, i stand ready to assist. i know--the center for independent living is a sister org to the independent living resource center of san francisco, which i'm sure you all are aware of. i'm not interested in taking over or any that. i feel that we can all learn from each other and maybe san francisco is doing stuff that cities in alameda county should be doing that aren't and maybe we are doing stuff that you aren't and i just think that sharing ideas and thoughts is never a bad thing. the one thing the folks at the emergency preparedness departments probably already know is folks with disabilities and access and functional needs can very much be a resource in many ways during emergencies. we know a lot of resources, we know a lot about mutual aid- >> mrs. sheila, you have 30 seconds left. >> i just will put my e-mail and phone number in t

and we have also seen that report that they would like to speak to also into a box of debbie. so life has come to a standstill, him this morning, but the situation is get to getting back to a son is also coming down the street and is what's about as compared to morning. so good signs that we use out of bosh. thanks for bringing us up. to date and thank you for watching dw use of next. the winners and losers in china is electric vehicle market. thank you and i'll be back with laurens. national news next down. the last name isn't the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud and mess with it being nosy bay like good. everyone to king the healthy award winning called called. so hold back the trying those the electric vehicle industry. so i thought taping points what.

go to debbie for florida. support me.in and we cannot allow him to go back to the senate. >> so rick scott's exact words in writing are i am 100% pro life. and he said that when he said of course he would sign an abortion ban if he were governor. he would vote for one if he was a united states senator. and he is now at least in some situations trying to run away from that vote knowing the polling information that a ballot measure in florida. 61%. 61% of florida is in favor of making abortion and maintaining abortion as legal in florida. so 61% oppose senator rick scott's position. >> and he is using that money he took from committing the largest medicare fraud in the history of the country to put ads on the air to lie. >> slow down. before he ran for office, he was in the health care sector where he got in very serious legal trouble on medicare fraud. >> he was the ceo of cha columbia. they started an investigation. the board forced him out. the fbi raided the hospital. they found the company committed fraud up to $1.7 bi

final word to you, debbie hayton . debbie hayton. >> yes.eing here is politicians try to trying to wriggle, and what we want are politicians who are honest, but also we need a space for people who can think differently. yes, some people might think that trans women are women. other people may disagree, may well disagree with them. i know what i think, but we need to be protecting an environment where different, where politicians say what they think rather than be, rather than be frightened to say what they think. or as rosie duffield has been actually having to hire security guards and being unable to go to hustings because of what she thinks. >> so finally then, debbie, do you think that labour have a problem, a woman problem , i problem, a woman problem, i certainly think that labour have got a big problem and they've got a big problem and they've got a big problem and they've got a big problem with, allowing allowing people to , express what allowing people to, express what they think rather than what, what what the, group ought rather th

democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan, thank you, as always. >> thank you. >>> up nextwhat president biden had to say about his performance after last night's debate. john heilemann will join me for that. >>> on "morning joe," we'll have continuing coverage live from atlanta on the high-stakes matchup between donald trump and joe biden, including analysis from members of the biden campaign. >>> plus, democratic governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania will join the conversation. >>> also ahead, supreme court releases more decisions in some high-profile cases, but none of them have to do with donald trump's immunity claim. a panel of legal experts will break down the latest rulings, their potential implications, and whether we get that important decision today. >>> "morning joe" just a few moments away. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are pri

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debbie and her daughter went home, enjoyed those donuts, and got on with their day.he better of me and somebody had probably parked it out there with good reason. >> so, there it sat until two days later 9:00 a.m., monday, june 30th, debbie and her family were eating breakfast went to their surprise, they heard choppers overhead. >> i guess it dawned on me at that moment that i probably should've called the police because you could tell there was something big going on there. >> someone else had called police and quickly determine the abandoned vehicle was erin corwin's. ■ç debbie's photos showed it had been there for two days, since the morning erin disappeared. what's more, next to erin's car, detectives noticed tire tracks and shoe prints. >> those tire impressions appeared to be a loop back toward erin's vehicles and there were shoe impressions that appeared to walk from the driver's side of erin's vehicle to the start impressions that came through the area. >> appeared to detectives that erin i have driven to the spot and possibly switched into another car and g

joining us now, former democratic of house of representatives, debbie mucarsel-powell of florida. the united states senate. so, they actually, you know, it was more than 47 actually voted against contraception. another nine of them didn't even bother to show up to vote. so it was almost a republican, in effect, voting against contraception, which we thought was something that was settled a long time ago in this country. >> will, lawrence, i have been saying this for quite some time. they're not going to stop just by overturning roe v wade. they're not going to stop at eight abortion ban. a band that rick scott has only said that he supports. and he wants to push an abortion ban. as part of his agenda when he goes back to the senate, if he gets re-elected, which we all know, in florida, that he will not. he wants to be leader of the senate, and he wants to make sure that he continues to attack women's rights. but the reality is, that he can't lie away his record. when he was governor, he actually passed a law that forced women to wait 24 hours before terminating their pregnancy. a

joining us now, senator debbie - congresswoman debbie dingell.ia: tell us about that hearing yesterday. this is incredible. we're getting clips but you were there the whole time. what did you learn, congresswoman? >> i was here the whole time. you want to know what i learned yesterday? maria: yes. >> i, like you, want to know where the origins of covid came from. maria: of course. >> i'm very open to the fact it could have leaked from the wuhan lab b or could have passed animal to animal but the fact of the matter is we don't know what happened because china wouldn't let us in. i sat through every minute of tony fauci's depositions, 14 hours worth, yesterday i saw people come in. look, i want to work with my colleagues. it's not a matter of if there's going to be another pandemic. it's when the next pandemic's going to be and we need to be better prepared. but yesterday, 14 hours of deposition testimony yesterday, they proved nothing. tony fauci did his best to try to protect the american people. did he have somebody that worked at nih that was t

joining me, my outside guest debbie. debbie, it's so good to talk to you.ed on minder. you've done lots of things there. talk to me about that . because i think we about that. because i think we lost your mic just then and a little bit at the cinema museum you're doing now on the 8th of june with a minder reunion. >> so it'll be great for all the minder fans to come and see us. >> i'm trying to think who was in minder. >> george and dennis, george and dennis. and then gary webster took over from dennis, and then there were lots of other characters who came in and out. but i think because i was in a very funny episode where george had to pick me up, i was a hooken had to pick me up, i was a hooker, he had to pick me up, but he didn't want to sleep with me. he just wanted to put me in dennis's bed. and because he found a girlfriend , he didn't found a girlfriend, he didn't want him to have a girlfriend. so he put me in there. when they came home one night, they found me in bed. so that was that. was it. and then i came back, about, i don't know, six months la

and i have my theory about debates and my friends debbie dangles is wonderful to be here with me. but you bring your side ab rick mass add and we both leave thinking we want i don't really think a lot. it's going to nothing will happen from this because people already have predetermined expectations. and i think are you going to do their team is going to get soundbite from donald trump. and we'll get soundbites from joe biden and they'll probably both be taken out context. and that's this is what this obeyed because i really just think the time has for debates because these aren't really true debates used to be debates. people would travel the country and in the history of tennessee, i mean, literally had a stump that they put out and one gaffer governor would get up and speak and the next one would, and people would ask question gyms and it'd be that there's really just not that this because of these these arbitrary agreement. so i really don't think much will become this i mean, there was some evidence that the 2020 the first debate in 2020 helped president biden pretty signific

the name is and i'm debbie. i have 3 kids. my name is steve, i'm on the college and that i d cage practically. i believe in doing just me that i'm seeing. my name is tim. run sony. i like report and moving from one village to another. financially we are very strong. thank the gods for my family. this is india is new generation. what are they doing in the world most healthy in this country? what do they want to change in the society full of contrasts? the indian aids stuff, june 5th, i'm d w. the we used to be forced to speak english, why we, we can from becky ground of speaking. so here we have been raised on imply healey dental and i've been told go stories and so he no longer reading it. and so he's been on longer writing your you, you lose your identity. we just allow her languages to die and we are in bracing languages that are not ours. go to the right language. it does not only bridge communication, but also shapes or identities. how is seeing how we perceive the world it 1st as the core of our existence. this is a highl

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the latter, debbie, says she was promised a more detailed list tonight that hasn't arrived.know through conversation with the mayor's budget director, they'll see cuts to outreach and education. that was disturbing, because we know that those outreach services and education are the things that connect people. nonprofits will get a very small increase this year of only 2.5% in their contracts, which is less than inflation, which means they may not be able to give raises or retain workers cuts for next fiscal year are a bit clearer at the young women's freedom center, which provides services to young women and trans youth who have experienced the juvenile legal and foster care systems. so we, we were cut $220,000. our reentry programing was a really critical part of our model. and now we, we are left to pick up the pieces, mayor breed said in a statement. in this budget, we made the tough decisions to close our deficit, and those are never easy. but we also made the right decision to invest in critical city services. our residents expect and deserve. one of the mayor's key pri

i had not yet seen captain debbie.he subject matter might not be a deep intellectual dive, but to gomez, who has performed around the world, the play itself breaks ground. i wanted to do this show because i know that in theater and in film, there's still not enough representation of lesbians. i've always wanted to be a lesbian cruise ship entertainer. just years ago, you'd never see a lesbian in a play or a movie unless she was going to die. they need more champagne in the back. this particular piece is a joyful story of lesbian imagination, and i think we need more of those. for pride month, the marsh will also feature a one woman performance by veteran lesbian performer terri baum. i'm on the campaign train. her play called hick a love story, is based on what historians say was the lesbian relationship between first lady eleanor roosevelt and journalist lorraine hickok. she looked me straight in the eye. the relationship was documented through thousands of letters. roosevelt sent hickok during their time together. no

you are no longer the debbie downer. molly, who's your pick? right? i was like when they brokered this debate with cnn i was like oh, who even needs them? they've been doing this since basically for a long time you know, decades, and i thought oh , they don't matter anymore and it's like watching that star trek thing that we watched in the hermetically sealed room where there was no applause and they were staring at each other like bring back the commission on presidential debates, we nge debbie downer but she just proved yourself to be the nerd of the night. commission on presidential debates. sarah, excite us with your pick. >> my pick is hillary clinton. i was watching the debate last night. i was watching and listening to biden and for some reason it just came out of my mouth. i miss hillary clinton and i think it is because she's the only person i think who has been able to soundly beat trump in a debate. i remember him being tongue- tied with her and i wanted to see that last night and i didn't so it just made me miss her. >> there you go

let's hear from debbie in new york, debbie, why are you undecided still? debbie, it's your turn.ou are undecided, tell us why. >> i am undecided because the choices really, between democrats, republicans as well as the third-party, i mean, it's like we have no hope. , what can we possibly do, where do we go from here? >> debbie, on the issues who do you lean toward? >> certainly biden. his policy is excellent, he's accomplished so much, the only thing that concerns me is his health and i wish he was 20 years younger, of course. >> do you think he should be the nominee? >> i can't say i don't think he should be the nominee. i just wished we had somebody that was younger that was carrying the same policy he was -- who think it is same way, who accomplishes the same, you know, as president biden does. i really do like what he's doing, what he's done for the country, i like his decency and i like him as a human being as opposed to trump who lies. i think as americans we are all intelligent enough to know when we are being lied so blatantly. >> is there anything that the former presid

and i'm debbie. i have 3 kids, that's good. my name is see what model of college and that i d cage practically. they believe in doing this. me that i'm seeing. my name is tim. run sony. i like reporting, moving from one village to another. financially, we have very strong things to go for my family. this is india is new generation. what all day? dream. in the world's most populous country. what do they want to change in the society full of contrasts? the indian aids stuff, june 5th, w, annoying. 9, rebellious at 10, insufferable, at 11, around the time that the menstrual cycle kicks in and cubic has starts to grow. puberty is beginning earlier and earlier in kids lives at the well. the average age of its onset has been dropping for decades. and during the cubic 19 pandemic, the trend grew even more pronounced. that story and much more coming up on the show. welcome to tomorrow. today the.

debbie, debbie got the budget of $49.00 degrees celsius, but they should also be worried about even for the countries says the loss of lives there could be much higher because you're not at the limit dice to that kind of temperature. so it's a global issue we all need to worry about. ringback the all need to prepare to vote because it's going to hit us this. you have to be even more warmer than last year. i thought it's good that bridget is concerned, and next you have to be even though long. so i think we now have to start thinking about not only, you know, saving lives, but also poorly, not cities. they need to get better because he duction planned for us to be an idiot. chandra bush on environmentalist and deli, thank you so much. thank you very much. i as you are watching the news, just reminder the top stories were following for you this our julian hassan. she has arrived in australia, the freeman, after pleading guilty to violating espionage, as well as the us porch and deal spared him for the present time and, and the lengthy legal fight over linked classified files he published

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joining us now democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida. your reaction to the new reporting about the biden administration considering what raf was referring to as a plan b, the possibility of a unilateral deal with hamas to free the u.s. hostages. apparently five are still alive, eight u.s. hostages taken on october 7th. >> well, agree with secretary blinken in that the obvious, most- the obvious and best way to get all the hostages home including the u.s. hostages is for hamas to agree to the deal that israel has already agreed to, that has been negotiated with qatar, egypt, and the united states and presented by president biden. that will get all the hostages home. that will free gaza from hamas, which is really why the strife and death and destruction has occurred from the very beginning, and it would make sure that we could get to a point where in the later stages of the deal begin a plan towards the revised governance of gaza. but certainly i'm glad to hear that -- and i know that it's not confirmed because president biden has always

sorry, trump, giving it to instead. >> you are no longer the debbie downer. who is your pick?is debate with cnn i thought who needs them? they've been doing this basically for a long time, decades. and i thought oh, you know, ■ç they don't matter anymore. and it is like watching that star trek thing that we watched in the hermetically sealed room, where there was no applause and they were staring at each other. bring back the commission on presidential debates. we need you. >> well, molly john fast was not the debbie downer, but she just proved herself to be the nerd of the night. commission on presidential debates. sarah, excite us. who is your pick? >> my pick is hillary clinton. because i was watching the debate last night, i was watching it and i was listening to biden, and for some reason it just came out of my mouth. i miss hillary clinton. and i think it is because, i mean, she is the only person, i think emma who has been able to soundly beat trump in a debate. i remember him being tongue- tied with her, and i wanted to see that last ■çnight and i didn't. it just made

giving it to flow j instead. >> i got time for that, you are no longer the debbie downer.hey're gone, right? when they brokered this debate with cnn i thought who even needs them. leave been doing this for basically for a long time, decades, and i thought oh well they don't matter anymore and it's like watching that star trek thing that we watched in the hermetically ■wealed room where there was no applause and they were staring at each other. like bring back the commission on presidential debates. we need you. >> molly john fast was not the debbie downer but she just proved herself to be the nerd of the night. commission on presidential debates. sarah, excite us. who's your pick? >> my pick is hillary clinton because i was watching the debate last night, because i was watching it and i was listening to biden. and for some reason it just came out of my mouth, i miss hillary clinton, and i think it's because it's the last -- she's the only person i think you has been able to soundly beat trumpian a debates. i remember him being tongue- tied with her and i wanted to see that

debbie tubby, bbc news. in the north east of england. simon spark has been to meet the new arrival. at the deep in hull, there's plenty of excitement in the penguin enclosure, notjust because it's feeding time. it's because there is now more chicks to feed. stanley has just become a proud father and nessie is keeping her latest arrival warm and protected. because this little thing hatched on sunday, 9 june. the first gentoo chick born here in five years. it's quite rare. we have a small colony of 1a and not everyone is paired together. you have unsuccessful hatches and non—incubated eggs and crushed eggs, damaged eggs and to go through a few processes and stages to get to a successful hatch and even then the first week or so, which, unfortunately, we have now passed can be quite critical for the development as well. because mum has tucked away in the corner they have set up a special camera so we can have a look closely and nessie has stood up for usjust so we can have a look at her chick. just a little peek

debbie tubby, bbc news.he chick weighed a healthy three ounces and keepers are delighted with its development. simon spark has been to meet the new arrival. at the deep hole there's plenty of excitement in the penguin enclosure not because it's feeding time. it's because there is now more peaks to feed. stanley has just become a proud father and nessie is keeping her latest arrival all warm and protected. because this little thing has to on sunday, ninejune. the first gentoo check here in five years. gentoo check here in five ears. �* , ., ., years. it's quite rare, we have a small colony _ years. it's quite rare, we have a small colony of— years. it's quite rare, we have a small colony of 14 _ years. it's quite rare, we have a small colony of 14 and - years. it's quite rare, we have a small colony of 14 and not . a small colony of 14 and not everyone is paired together, you have unsuccessful hatches and non— incubated eggs and crushed eggs, damaged eggs. add to go through a few processes and stages to get t

i actually have a connection with debbie was one of her grad students for several years ago. yes, i lived in new york, but this(q is my home here. so yeah, i loved the interview and just hearing about you and your process through creating your art and kind of had to. become one with it and feel like this is something you knew that it was good, but, you know yes, i can definitely relate to that. we didn't reallyt talk about your artwork, but you talk a little bit about it tonight and where you are now is here with your art. yeah. um full of art and some of this old art that i made in art or i've made since then. i graduated from the rhode island school of design in 2011 which already is a long time ago. putting these essays together, so one part of the process was about the words making that i didn't repeat much. i didn't publish something was clearly very dated, you know, talked about something. well i do talk about somatpened a long time ago. the i think it's the first essay in history is about affirmative action. and it's something i like was written yesterday but anyway so

my name is debbie. i have 3 kids. my kids. my name is steve, i'm on the college and that i d. age practically. mean, i'm think my name is tim, run sony. i like reporting, moving from one village to another. this is india is new generation. what else? a dream in the world's most populous country. what do they want to change into societies full of contrasts? the indian aids in 45 minutes on d w. the shannon. the last thing a searing, emphasizing the award winning offer is available for every language learning gem and has never been something new to the world. and when it's 3 missed the women's rights regression began. the rain burns in south africa, swollen, dissipated keys, more likely to release the job of the leg lives matter, protest. spotlight on racially motivated police by the same sex marriage has been legalized discrimination. and we also because life is this the so you don't feel the same way you expect and one's different things from life than your parents . i just want to pursue what that's my thought desired or you

it is a debbie downer. it kills your spirit a little.hile going to school, she still can't make ends meet. i make too much to receive any sort of assistance from the state but i don't make enough to be able to survive. what is the most expensive thing? rent. transportation. groceries. those are the top three most expensive things. i live by a budget, i budget, budget, budget. and i prioritise. prices are slowly beginning to come down. are you seeing that? no. i haven't seen it or felt it. i am looking for it, though. the cost—of—living crisis is pushing her into debt. i have had to do things i wouldn't do normally. i've had to get credit cards, sometimes payday advance loans, just to be able to make ends meet. many americans are fed up with higher prices, the frustration is spilling over on social media. this is what $70 gets you at walmart. that's it. $70. i make over three times i the federal minimum wage and i cannot afford to live. in an election year, this spells trouble for the incumbent. prices are up around 20% sincejoe biden too

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i'm delighted to be joined now by teacher and journalist debbie hayton.t of all, what was the change that kemi badenoch announced ? just to get the announced? just to get the context of where we are in this fairly confusing debate? >> well, it was, kemi badenoch. and gillian keegan, the education secretary, and they announced, well, the, the announced, well, the, the announced the consultation on a policy which will stop children being taught that there's 103 genders and you can you can choose which one from the smorgasbord. and if you haven't got a gender identity, then perhaps you should go and find one. >> and this was mid—concert in the election sort of broke through that process . and now through that process. and now the labour party are saying that they might not necessarily restart it were they to get into office. yes. >> clearly it was something that caught bridget phillipson out, i suspect, and she wasn't clear on what labour will do. and it just bnngs what labour will do. and it just brings a lot of uncertainty to the classroom. it brings a lot

debbie martin exemplifies all these qualities and more.lassroom resources, including podcasts, science experiments, videos and articles which debbie martin has utilized in her own classroom to shape the next generation of virginians. after 28 years of teaching in frederick county, including 21 years at frederick county middle school, debbie announced her retirement at the end of the school year. mr. speaker, i extend my heartfelt congratulations to debbie martin for her well-deserved recognition and thank her for her years of devotion to the students of frederick county. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the george washington hotel in winchester, virginia, as it celebrates its remarkable 100th anniversary. its since opening in 1924, the g.w. has stood as a beacon hospitality and slender. it was once the tallest building in winchester. it flourished a as luxury destination. by 1978 it had transformed into an assisted living facility fore ca$sing its doors in 1993. but in 2023 the george washington hotel was purchased and underwent a

clad your thoughts is take the biden's out of ask yourself do you agree with and is a constitutional debbiemendment's rights which shall not be infringed nothing what so ever do you want that to be up to the subjective standard of what doesn't doesn't qualify as an addict and have the government be the ones allowed to make that determination and the answer if it's no as it is for me then yet to be against us and also even if you like the law if you think it's a great law you have to say -- he can't really argue it's constitutional there's a difference between a statutory law unconstitutional you can't argue it's constitutional regardless i you feel about it. emily in the greenroom you said you hope biden fries. >> rereading my thoughts? >> no. geographic at orgy think it's a different thing how do you look at it. >> is a great point let's have that is the foundation over which let's put historical statutory applications bottom-line in 1968 the gun control act was passed where congress said you can't possess a gun if you are under the influence of you're addicted to these controlled substanc

terror, at least 20 people were killed during coordinator the tax in the cities of mechanical and debbie and gunmen targeted to synagogues to orthodox churches and a police traffic post. no one has claimed responsibility for the killings, but the attacks of renewed fee is on a resurgence, is limited violence in the region. investigators search for clues, while soldiers secure the area after the deadly attacked these orthodox church in the synagogue and the city of durban, where they mount the targets the govern. nope, douglas doug came to see the asked him up for himself. what do i get supposed to be able to search and investigative meshes will continue . they will continue until all of the members of a sleeper. so was that was certainly sets up, including those members from a broad all identified over the phone. and what is the functionally is for this from eye witnesses capture to this current mission between gunman and security forces. and doug, as does k, but on the couch color, most of the dead were police officers. and this will be relevant services and law enforcement agencies wor

once again, the tournaments only debbie touch georgia sport their 1st ever go in early draw with check yet. teams who many consider favorites have been underwhelming at best 2020 winters. italy, england, and france have not had the showing fans, had expected, but advanced no less. i'll be honest supper. homer was dead. austria, on the other hand, earned a study and 32, went over the netherlands to qualify for the knockout stage. it's the 1st time in the history they finished top of their group posts, germany, hubbard, code julia novelist, got the dream start, they need considering lackluster performances. it passed major tournaments. germany's 51 opening victory over scotland has supercharged van support. and nicholas woke foods last gas people wiser, against switzerland, in their final group stage, match germany group leaders, germany faces, denmark and the knockout stage with the host nations fan base thursday for ultimate success in the tournament. its well with germany, suddenly in the grip of football fever sucks, oftenest andrea knew that has been helping funds cheer that team on

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his mother , debbie, who has spoken mother, debbie, who has spoken this morning to the newspapers.e believes that somebody may have even kidnapped her son, saying there's a main road, there's bus stops there, there's cafes, it's a hiking route. she said, i've got a bad feeling. i'm warned there's a lot of bad people in tenerife . i think he's people in tenerife. i think he's being held against his will. >> i mean, obviously those are her thoughts and, you know, she obviously wanted to be found alive, so she may well be saying those things. we have no evidence of any of that. >> okay. well we'll keep you up to date with that, tragic search throughout the morning. we've got two other reporters coming down the line very, very shortly from spain, including a daily mail reporter, nick pisa, who's been getting into the nitty gritty of the search. but anyway, up next, did you see this last night, the poor performance from england in the euros drawing one all with denmark. there are calls now for gareth southgate, the manager, to resign. do you agree? but in better sporting news i'm not su

his mum, debbie duncan, flew here to tenerife the very next day.t slept. she says she's finding it difficult to cope and she's made a direct appeal to her son. she says, "we just need you home." now, the police will resume their search this morning in the national park area in those mountains behind me, that is where he was last seen, we understand. debbie's been talking about how police are coordinating their searches in that area. they've been showing her coloured maps. she says that the language has been a bit difficult. it's been a bit of a barrierfor the family. but lancashire police in the uk are offering her assistance with the help of the british embassy. and of course, as you've mentioned there too, they've also offered logistical support to the guardia civil. but the spanish police have said they're satisfied with the resources that they have. and we've seen ground searches up in the national park, mountain rescuers using sniffer dogs on the ground, fire fighters, too. and then in the air, they're using drones, helicopters going deep down

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