if you both could ask her questions and then will let debbie have the final word. >> debbie, thank you for this great book. looking for to reading it. i want to ask, if you were advising all the workers who are organizing starbucks, it seems like they're all kinds of lessons that, if you take a step further, the monitoring, all the orders going into stores, i met nell, how long ago was that? a couple weeks ago? at the only unionized starbucks up the street here on connecticut avenue. i mean there almost 500 stores and over 10,000 baristas that have signed union cards. but it seems to me that we still got a long way to go. >> with a time so short i'm going to jump in quickly. >> let's hear this and then let debbie -- >> self-interested questions. the pensions these companies control that they are selling to the lowest bidder, getting rid of the pension benefit guaranty insurance, cwa has a lawsuit against that for at&t and some of the other companies, verizon, any comment? >> raise your hand. >> debbie, final word to you. >> so tony, i don't think i have to give any advice to the starbu

and debbie, thank you for work. i, i, i came to the mike because i want to ask about the whether you thought about reframed ing the in a way that reaches an audience. the union. and here's what struck me about it you talk about stress poor calls workers of being pushed not to provide service they were used to taking care of people they were part of the community that was their job. that was how they saw in work. we did. we saw a literature of distress among who were pushed not to care for patients. pediatricians in dc have been leaving pediatric centers because. the employer wants them to do ten minute visits with seriously ill dr. or etc., etc., etc. and it's not just professionals. craftspeople also take pride in their work. construction workers want do it right. they go through lengthier practices on the union side. they know how it should be done and they're being pushed to do it faster and on the cheap in ways that are dangerous for, everyone. so it seems me your themes are not just about call center workers, n

debbie elvis: if you took her please, just let her come home. andrea canning: her name is heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. morgan elvis: she had a new job. she was going on a first date. debbie elvis: just all so overwhelmingly horrible. she's missing. where is she at? andrea canning: police work the clues. her car abandoned. terry elvis: i was scared to death to open that trunk. andrea canning: a mysterious caller captured on camera. why would this person call from a payphone in the middle of the night? andrea canning: then, came the secret. he was married. rumors about her being pregnant. she truly did believe that he was going to leave his wife. andrea canning: anger, betrayal, revenge. a bomb exploded. it was world war iii. andrea canning: this crazy love triangle, kidnapping, potential murder? yeah. this is heather's life we're talking about. terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their pain away. and something like this, it's impossible. hello, and welcome to "dateline." heat

debbie stabenow of michigan.once for term ends at the end of the year. that makes us sad. good to see you. thank you for being here. did you hear my conversation with sherrod brown? what will compel michiganders, who have shown a propensity to vote on issues above other things. what will compel them to vote for kamala harris? >> it is always wonderful to be on your show. i am deeply involved all over michigan with the vice president and her running mate. i have to start by saying i told my colleagues it feels like iowa or new hampshire in the primaries. we are seeing people everyday. no one can say that kamala harris and tim walz have not done everything physically humanly possible in michigan. they are right on the money. what will make a difference, people actually seeing them, hearing them, understanding that they have something beyond chaos. don't underestimate how weary people are. i hear it every day. my gosh, not more of this. not more hatred. not more division. what they need to hear, that we will move fo

debbie for florida.com. need you. >> let us know that we do not want to put the florida voters in a box for we have amended four, which is the abortion amendment. the ability to have women and people be able to decide what happens to their own bodies. rick scott voted against ivf federal protection. supports a six-week abortion ban in florida. he is definitely not friendly to reproductive rights. >> he does not respect women or doctors. he says, you know, he would've signed into law the six-week abortion ban. a band that is so dangerous that has hardly any exceptions. we are, right now, hearing stories of women that are being turned away right here in miami and an area in coral gables where a woman -- her pregnancy was not developing lost almost half of her blood and really was in danger of losing her reproductive organs. why are we having this discussion when it should be between a woman, her doctor, her family, her faith -- free of government interference. including weird politicians, like rick scott. he h

we had debbie and helene just a fortnight ago.e warm waters over the gulf of mexico. between yesterday and today, last night when it hit, it doubled in size and cover the whole state of florida. most areas are seeing at least some effects from milton. it made landfall as a major category three, so we are talking winds in excess of 100 miles an hour. we have had 18 inches of rain in saint petersburg in tampa bay and thatis petersburg in tampa bay and that is very reflective. so catastrophic flooding potentially and even though the storm has now been crossing florida right the way eastwards, just to the south of orlando it has maintained category one status. it is massive and covers the whole state of florida and is bringing rain into georgia and carolina. we have seen major flooding with debbie and helene prior to that at the end of the summer. it will not be many more hours before it moves out into the atlantic. however, even once it moves out into the atlantic as a category one hurricane it has still got a lot of rain to give and

debbie, have you gone? oh, no. >> there she is. debbie. >> there she is. debbie. >> debbie, you . discussed, this is a debate about our gen z lady. >> yes, i thought i could play both parts. >> you can. because you. at one point, you were younger. >> yes, but also, you know, i could do it. you know, as an actress, i could say, you know, i could do this sort of austere older person, and that would be like what i didn't want to get out of bed this morning. oh, because i was waiting for my mum to wake me up and bring me some coffee. sorry. did i just do that ? that? >> that is exactly what our gen z person, who was meant to be taking part in this debate, is still in bed, is probably doing right now. >> em- w— goes with the cost of rent increasing, increasingly outstripping average salaries, young people are feeling more and more left behind. >> yes, young adults spend a few years living away from home at university. those who go to university. those who go to university , but many then have university, but many then have no choice but to move back in with their parents because of the

to so the semester debbie, debbie migration policy starts november 9th on the w. the business days up with the news live from the then the desktop left us via flash loving and spine, climes high. 30 say 95 people have now been confirmed. did the government declares 3 days of morning as rescue as race to safe people still tracked by surging borders . also on the program, us boss, president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate donald trump, hold competing rallies in north carolina to stay. and bach on a place of battle, ground states just days ahead of the election. and taiwan prices itself as the strongest storm in almost 3 decades. these work and school the canceled nationwide with types and come re set to make land full later on. this time, the anatomy, how it welcome to the program. at least 95 people have died in flash flooding in spite the government is wanting people to remain vigilant. as the situation remains dangerous, particularly in the mediterranean coastal regions of valencia, and must see. it's also declared 3 dies of morning for the

i think that's going to help debbie chistov hall, a great deal. she's also a strong candidate herself representing parts of miami when she was in congress. she is running a great campaign. when rick scott has won statewide in the past, even with a tail wind in a good republican year, he's never won by more than a little over 1%. this is going to be a close race and with these referendums, it will definitely turn out voters who will be goinged on that issue as well because they see it's actually on the ballot and they want to make sure that the people they're electing share their same values as well. >> and are you investing in that race too? >> yes, we are. yes, we are. >> i noticed that i didn't hear that in the answer. let's widen the aperture of this and bring in your home state of michigan. one of the three so-called blue wall states wisconsin and pennsylvania. on msnbc in past weekend i asked congressman debbie dingal, what famously predicted in 2006 that hillary clinton was going to lose michigan and i asked if they had learned the lessons f

the semester debbie, debbie migration policy starts november 9th on the w. the business dw news lives from berlin. george's ruling pro russian party wins parliamentary elections with over 57 percent of the votes. for georgia is president elijah's fraud and says the country has been the victim of a russian special operation. she said she and opposition parties say they will not accept the results. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares this weekend strikes on iran, that success calling them precise and powerful iran. meanwhile tempos, it's initial threat of retaliation. the i'm told me a lot of full welcome to the program. we begin in georgia, which has been thrown into political turmoil after the pro russian georgian dream party was declared, the winner of sat today's election. george's president who was not part of the ruling party, is announced that she will not accept the results surrounded by members of the main opposition parties. president solomon 0 basically said the country had been the victim of a russian special operatio

she's sticking close to her mother, debbie, debbie. tony was like a remake of melrose place. pick me hippos are endangered, with fewer than 2500 left in the wild in west africa. you're watching the deputies from berlin up next, close up investigates suspicious ship movements in the baltic sea thought to be signs of russian espionage. i'll be back at the top of the hour. with more rodents, i could see the quick and common rub up against you in touch you. that's how the von or into leaving the that's why i love his job. i even because i've got used to living with the living and dividing together peters at the rate. stacey addison century has been rescuing little trying to see here the elephant ninety's in the most of kenya . that's a tober 25th on dw, not far from.

debbie grow up under a dictatorship.ind freedom and a chance to do better. >> and former congresswoman debbie mucarsel-powell joining us now. congresswoman, i will just say, you know, president obama really delivered the name there. okay? >> it's -- he really did. and it's really good to have you aboard. look, i am officially on the record saying your state is in play in a whole lot of ways. this year. for a bunch of very good reasons. and one of the good reasons are -- is the candidate like yourself running against rick scott. first, level up the endorsement of the former president in your race. in florida. given everything that's been going on there. and second, how is your campaign positioned now and in the last 30 days, relative to your opponent, the incumbent senator? >> yeah. thank you so much, michael and good morning to all of you. it's a great way to start my morning watching that endorsement once again. you know, president barack obama understands the state of florida and he is someone that won florida back in

i'm joined tonight by the democratic congresswoman, debbie dingell of michigan and congressman, thank you for being here when you hear those messages back back-to-back and tonight, vice president harris was just talking about the suffering of palestinians that has been obviously a huge pillar in this war. what do you say to voters in your state who think these two candidates have the same position towards israel? >> look this is is a really complicated, hard issue when i have had so many difficult, tough conversations and so many people have been impacted on it. all sides of this, have lost family members, know people that are still being held hostage asa has been destroyed more to 40,000 civilians have died when it moved to lebanon, people are dying that are known in the community, but the jewish community knows people have been attacked and they're almost no words, right now that anybody can say that seems to be right. you just feel sick and you're scared but to donald trump continued to urge this war to continue, not want the hostages to be released and come home to not want to cea

debbie, you and i are always shocked at the un-american things the former, the ex- president says.peachment trial of donald trump serving in the senate alongside jamie raskin, and an extraordinary team. i called it one of the most solemn honors of my life, of my career, i'm certain of no matter how long i serve this will be. this ex-president is so indecent, so lacking of his own oath of the constitution, and i'm certain, i'm confident-- people a meeting every single day, that he will not succeed, he will not be re-elected, he talked about it in his first and last inaugural address that american carnage. i was certain the moment he said he was foreshadowing what he would bring to this country, and guess what. i will tell you my state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania, and montgomery county, the key to the keystone, is rejecting that narcissistic, corrupt, corrosive, criminal behavior of the former president. and much more importantly, embracing the opportunity, the extraordinary joy and positive future we have for my children and grandchildren in kamala harris and tim walz, in sena

and debbie, thank you for your call today.y, thank you for the amazing work you're doing in michigan to lead us. i am certain that their visits are making an impact. i have to tell you, just from being on the ground every single day, especially these weekends. this weekend i was a part of multiple launches across my district. i went to a celebration, the hindu celebration in my area. and it's a celebration of light. it's a celebration of knowledge over significant norns, of light over darkness. my, oh, my, did that seem to fit exactly the work that we are all doing here on the ground. so when you ask, is it making a difference? with we greet governor walz and he goes around to our communities, or vice president harris and many of the different surrogates, it is making a huge difference. >> there have been so many investigations. i can't remember if you were on the january 6th select committee or the second impeachment team. but i'm asking, i'm wondering this. i would love to get your thoughts on donald trump telling hugh hewit

debbie mcardle powell has been really closing that gap at rick scott. she is just a point away. pulling within the margin of error, which means it's virtually tied. rick scott is one of the most unpopular politicians in florida. he is historic. he made history. he is the largest medicare fraud in the history of this country. he did it here. he is the guy who wrote the plan to sunset social security. he is a guy that a lot of florida seniors depend on, so debbie has been running a great campaign. i have been on the trail with her at different points in orlando and at the villages. i think and i know that she can win this thing. if people want to help her out they can go online. i think we have a really good opportunity here to retire rick scott. maybe we will send him to the villages after he has to retire from the senate because debbie is going to win. >> i want to clarify for the audience that senator scott was involved in a medicare fraud case before he became a senator , when he was in private business before he ran for senate. thank you very much for joining us tonight with

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i had debby debby jd what would judy do.[laughter] and then it just kind of come then i started getting a kick coming out titles i thought were funny. and sont it went from there. my agent help me shift it around and we had a book proposal and it just became a thing i signed her that i had to write it. [laughter] >> i can honestly say when you shared the information you are very humble about it. like hey t guys and got a deal o it was just and that. a we weren't surprised at all. how did the way others portray you contribute to the desire for this tell-all book? to tell you kind of how my life was at the time, and 2021 is named national library of the year for school journal library. they paraded me in front of the school board. my community was all excited because look at what our library librarian did in our community. in my school board representative read a letter she was crying it was like you're one of the best things it's ever happened to our community. and i was on this hi like this is great. and then you fast-forwar

>> i think debbie is exactly right? she always is in michigan. she's well friend of mine, so i'm a little biased. but yes, they need to get to know her. she knew that they know everything about trump and he will fall, but it will rise. he trades in a very, very narrow band, but, something's happened in michigan. it's been ressa hillary lost michigan by 10,704 votes and when lavora barnes, another friend of mine, became state party chair, she said, i'm going to knock on every one of those 10,000 kevin under four doors michigan went for biden by 154,000 votes. they then it just went for gretchen whitmer by 469,000 votes. something's happening there and you know what it is? >> in my party. the women are in charge. it's hillary, it's debbie dingell lavora barnes, the state party chair. there's no better state chair in this country. governor whitmer attorney general, dana nessel, the secretary of state, jocelyn benson they're getting it done now. i think debbie is exactly right. this thing is not over at all. it's a complete toss up, but there's reall

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 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 how you kind of had to. become one with it and feel like this is something you knew that it was good, but, you know, getting to that space, yes, i can definitely relate to that. we didn't really talk a little bit we didn't 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, so i just keep talking is 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. and as i was putting these essays together, so one part of the process was about the words making that i didn't repeat myself too much. i didn't publish something was clearly very dated, you know, talked about something. well, i do talk about something that happened a long time ago. the

debbie, i need everyone with me, i am on a statistical tie right now. let me ask you about the senate rate, you mentioned your senate rate your currently running against republican incumbents you mentioned former president obama endorsed you it could decide where the democrats hold on to the senate or it flips to republicans. what is your sense of where things stand in florida right now? >> i can tell you that we are tied. poll after poll is showing me within one or two points there was one outlier poll that shows me that shows scott much more ahead, i have been traveling the state for a year this is a state that is a swing state, it is a purple state. people here are really working to make sure that we get florida on the right track. i have been overwhelmed by the support. republicans were coming to my event just say we need good leadership but only if people come out and vote and only if you contribute and help me in this campaign debbie for florida and let me just say it's one more thing that i needed to make sure that we get it over the line. >> pow

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that will help debbie mucarsel-powell a great deal. she is also a very strong candidate herself, representing parts of miami when she was in congress. she is running a great campaign. we have to remember that when rick scott has won statewide in the past, even when he had tailwinds and a good republican year, he has never won by little over 1%. this will be a close race. with both of the referendums you mentioned, it will turn out voters who will not only turn out to vote, but they will be focused on that issue because it is on the ballot. they want to make sure when the proposal passes that the people they are electing actually share their same values as well. jonathan: are you investing in that race too? sen. peters: yes, we are. jonathan: i notice i didn't hear that in the answer. let's widen the aperture and bring in your home state of michigan. one of the three so-called blue wall states with wisconsin and pennsylvania. on my nbc show i asked congresswoman debbie dingell, who famously warned in 2016 hillary clinton was going to lo

joining me now, congresswoman debbie dingell, democrat of michigan. thank you for joining us tonight, congresswoman. we are starting off with the president and the presidential race, i should say, in michigan where the latest quinnipiac poll shows trump ahead of vice president harris in the great lakes state with trump at 50% to harris at 47%, which we know is still within the margin of error. both candidates badly want to win michigan peer congresswoman, trump was in detroit this week. more on that in a second, but the vice president will be there next week for an interview. what is the state looking like to you in your home state just 24 days before election day? >> reverend sharpton, first of all, always good to speak with you and i'm going to be honest with you. i don't believe either candidate has won the state yet. i think it will be razor thin and it will come down to who votes, and i think either candidate can win this race right now. and it quite frankly is worrying me. >> now, staying with michigan, congresswoman, your largest city, detroit,

congresswoman debbie wassermann, schultz. thank you so much.appreciate your time thanks for having new desk still ahead. israel launches new strikes in lebanon tonight targeting hezbollah's financial institutions it's as the israeli military presses ahead on another front in gaza, how they continue to target hamas is the un warns, quote, the nightmare is intensifying. and what we're learning about the investigation into where a us intelligence leak came from. >> here in the cnn newsroom before election day. >> vice president harris bases voters and takes the pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential we'll tell home. kamala harris wednesday at nine eastern on cnn welcome to stormy heights, where the windows are always pellet. pellet fiberglass is the strongest material for windows and patio doors the fiberglass frame, this even scratch and dent resistant hello, windows tested for extremes, designed for your home before taking breaths tree for my copd, i had bad days, days ruined by flare-ups that could permanently dama

debbie? mm-mm. not for a second. the very notion that somebody could consider jarod capable of this was beyond my belief. there's just simply no way i could apply my brain to that. dennis murphy: the support wasn't just moral. the church friends offered to help any way they could. we had two or three people come up and says, what can we do? i'm like, well, pray. i don't-- but one of them said, well, come on. there's something we could do. what about all that paperwork? couldn't you use help with that? and i'm like, that would be wonderful. dennis murphy: that paperwork was the case against jarod-- mounds of documents, police reports, audio and video recordings. and to mount a defense, they would need to understand it. my lawyer was very good, but he has a small practice, just him and his wife. and so as far as legwork, there's not 100 paralegals going around to do legal research for him. dennis murphy: jarod and katie transformed their kitchen into a war room. and those church friends became legal assistance of sorts

the semester debbie, debbie migration policy starts november 9th on the w. the business dw news line from belle in the store, full costs to continue. dr. deadly down for inspect flash floods left the trail of destruction behind spain is observing 3 days of morning. also coming up with this thought of being forced to abandon our holiness and belongings is deeply painful. unfortunately, no one seems to hear our staff to assist us. tell dw above that daily life on the siege in northern gauze. as you, as vice president, carla harris and republican candidate, donald trump, make that final pictures to vote. as we look at the role this information could play in the presidential. right. the, i'm gonna head office. welcome to the program. spain is observing 3 days of morning, off to flash floods, killed at least 95 people with thousands still missing the desk told could rise spain skin. philippe is warning that the emergency is not over yet. the eastern regions of mostly on valencia will hit the hardest, the self to a so called co dropped trigger. they shoot stones,

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i'd listen to debbie dingell doug, i kinda barca, thanks so much for being here. appreciate it. thank you okay. >> so an emergency stay just minutes before a texas man was supposed to be executed death row inmate robert roberson. his life spared at least for the time being. now, robertson was convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter and 2002 and he would have become the first-person in the united states to be put to death for a conviction related to shaken baby syndrome but a chorus of people have come forward to fight for him, saying he is innocent, including the lead investigator on his case who now says he got it wrong. cnn's ed lavendera is following all this for us. he's got much more. so, ed, what are you hearing about? what happens now to figure out, kate, but it is impossible to overstate the drama. >> have how all of this unfolded last night as robert roberson was in a cell just feet away from the death chamber where he was supposed to have been executed at 6:00 p.m. yesterday and then almost four hours later as he sat there waiting, unaware of all of the legal figh

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i don't we didn't really talk much about debbie, what we had debbie than we had helene. and now milton, debbie, we had a ton of rainfall. there's really nowhere for this water to go to than we had helene, the structures here paid the price for it, and now we have milton and we're just going to have a ton of flooding along with this water surge. >> and these buildings are really in tough shape right now. >> so we're doing the best that we can mitigate this collaborating with our emergency operation center and are different departments within the city. >> is there anything that you need from either the federal government or the state government that you did not get? >> i would say fortunately, we have a great relationship with the state government. governor ron desantis. i know they're talking with fema right now. we're getting to that point where once these winds get to 45 miles an hour, jake, we're going to be bringing our officers off the street. if people need help. we're not going to be able to come to them with these wins the way they are. after that happens, we're g

we've got debbie, we are in your district. thanks for having us back.bie is coming home from arizona full-time, abandoning us in washington but we will get a mohamed atta -- babe -- we will get the great congressman abe to replace her. we have the mayor here. thank you. of course jason is the cofounder of this incredible business. we have products made in the united states. thank you so much. jason, they make a lot of things here but one thing they make is body armor and protective equipment. i think i will have to take some to kamala harris for every time she does a softball interview. she wants to where somebody armor. and on that topic, you know, the best thing maybe that we have going for us is other than, of course, the record of donald j trump when he was in office. remember we had low inflation, we had rising, take home pay. we had a secure southern border and we had the world which was peaceful and stable. that's a pretty good thing to run on. we just want to get back to it. but the other real advantage that we have in this race, ladies and gent

we're going to speak live with democratic challenger to senator rick scott, debbie mucarsel-powell the east coast. a live look at new york city on this friday morning good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. we made it to friday in this late in the election season. it's wonderful to have you with us. >> so if bruce springsteen is performing as a democratic political rally, it must almost be election day l. jackson, tyler perry, spike lee, all headlining for kamala harris and metro atlanta on thursday, also appearing together with harris on the same stage for the first time, barack obama >> i got to tell you to this reporter. >> it feels a little familiar because i remember these scenes from 2016 when hillary rallied hillary clinton rallied in philadelphia with barak obama and for springsteen event was basically a victory rally that was held before all the votes were cast. and we all know how it turned out and now once again, the same cultural clash, the split-screen is on pretty sharp display looking to shake things up what i cannot understand is why anybody would think that donald trum

but first joining me now is debbie weber. she is watching the storm from a hotel room with her 19-year-old son in sarasota, just two weeks weeks after she and her son were uprooted by hurricane helene, debbie. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, i just want to know how are you and your son doing and what has it been like to ride out the storm over the last few hours? >> we're we're doing pretty good. we're structurally sound hotel it was wind are really strong earlier in the day, but when they did a shelter in place, the hotel locked all the doors. and you can barely hear the sounds of the wind, but then you can you see like she's like right now, the trees are kind of bent over almost you can see a lot of debris in the parking lot and then there's just kind of like an ominous phil because we've lost all power here except for the emergency lights in the hallway. >> you were supposed to move into a home and then helene totally change those plans. you've also never really dealt with a hurricane like this. how are you

stuart: democrat congresswoman debbie dingell has a warning for the harris campaign.ch this. >> i don't think people know kamala harris yet. i do. i know how great she s. we all know who donald trump is and i'm not going to use any adjectives even though i'd like to. he is who he is. he's passionate and says what he thinks and people know him. i think kamala is trying to do that. she's doing more media interviews and doing different places and i wish they'd let her go into the union hall quite frankly. stuart: she's been vice president for more than three and a half years and how can people say we don't know her yet. >> i'm listening to debbie dingell and i think she's right. when mccain lost they said, they didn't let mccain be mccain. when romney lost, this documentary came out and he was strong and this and that. oh, if that's side -- if we knew that side on the campaign trail, he might have won. she comes across as varicose veins handled and said i'm very disciplined. being discipline second-degree a very good trait but at times can prevent people from feeling lik

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