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segun nos relata debbie, todo ocurria bajo su mismo techo...on en un garage por dias..hombre tras hombre tras hombre ellos me decian que le pagaban a mi mama y que tenia que hacer lo que ellos decian... y cuanto le pagaban a tu mama? de lo que yo se 50 dolares. a los 11 años, salio embarazada de su padrastro.. y a los 12... tuvo a su primer hijo... al convertirse en madre, debbie fue vendida al mejor postor... el le dio 5 mil dolares a mi mama para casarme con el ironicamente...su primer esposo tambien la prostituia.... y yo le decia yo no quiero estar en eso y el siempre me decia te mando pa' tras para la casa de tu mama...y el me decia siquiera yo te quiero, tu mama no te quiere. oc: el ciclo de abuso y explotacion siguio durante dos decadas... cuando estas pasando por esto es lo que uno piensa, que es uno prostituta, porque es lo que yo pense por aÑos...yo nunca supe de human trafficking ni nada. ni nada y cuando me dijeron la primera vez eso de human trafficking me puse a pensar yo nunca quise estar con esos hombres. desafortunadamente caso

quote, debbie halvorson put the nra before our family's safety.lvorson, "a" from the nra, "f" from illinois families. and debbie halvorson's views on guns earned an "a" from the nra. if the nra says yes, we should say no. but the bloomberg pac ad onslaught making the nra and guns a big issue in this race, one of the formally pro nra candidates decided that she would drop out. state senator toi hutchinson left the race 48 hours after the bloomberg pac started advertising against her by name as well. gun reform was not all that big an issue at the beginning. but now that mike bloomberg has spent more than $2 million on this race, being seen as once an ally of the nra is apparently enough to get you to quit the race. and now tonight on the eve of the election, whether that all is enough to determine the winner of the primary, we do not know. and the hints about what is going to happen tomorrow are all wobbly, and therefore very interesting. one poll shows debbie halvorson with a four-point lead even after all that bloomberg spending against her. now

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debbie halvorson's record more guns in the hands of criminals. independence u.s. pac responsible for the content of this advertisement. >> interesting. once these ads started running against debbie halvorson, the perceived front-runner for the seat because she is a former member of congress with all the name recognition, once these ads started running against her in illinois, a state senator, who also has a lot of name recognition, also a known quantity in the district, a candidate named toi hutchinson, she tried to take advantage of the damage being done to debbie halvorson by these ads because of her association with the nra, she tried to take advantage of it by stepping up and establish herself instead as the should-be front-runner for this seat. the problem with that is that she has the same problem debbie halvorson has if that she also has an "a" rating from the nra. which at this point in a congressional election in this congressional election is a starlet letter. so now enter one well regarded former state representative in the race, who is very, very, very

former democratic congresswoman debbie halvorson has conceded. this could have national implications. robin kelly made her support for gun reform the centerpiece of her campaign. she was running against somebody who had long touted her "a" rating from the nra. and the "a" rating from the nra lost and the "f" rating won. the "f" rating from the nra from the michael bloomberg gun reform superpac and millions of dollars worth of ads run against debbie halvorson on the same grounds. again, robin kelly will move on to the general election on april 9th in the district that was recently held by jesse jackson jr. but because of the partisan breakdown of this district, she is expected to become the nation's newest member of congress. this is a fascinating result. >>> for the interview on tonight's show, we are doing something that we really never do. we have three people here tonight pour the interview. and when i introduce them, you will know why. i'm going to let that introduction tell the story. i'm not going to get ahead of myself. but suffice to say

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a r

the event is important to debbie. she was attacked herself. >> it is something you have to deal with for years. i think i have learned to cope with it, and i want to give other women the courage to do the same period than the people all around the world joined in the event to show their support for gender equality and express their anger and violence against women. the day had particular resonance in india where the gang rape and murder of a young medical student in december sparked national debate about misogynist violence. protesters were also out in the philippines capital calling for a stop to gender-based violence, which affects an estimated 1 billion women worldwide. >> women who reveal they have been subjected to violence cannot always count on getting a sympathetic response. often, they suffer further ostracism and stigmatization. >> for debbie and millions like her, the event is an important step toward changing attitudes. >> the french president is on his first state visit to india to discuss major trade agr

debby phelps says it all starts with a check up. >> for michael phelps mother, debby phelps, this doctor. >> all the years i took care of my children i didn't care take of myself the way i should have. i need to take a step forward. >> after a year of supporting her son's quest for cold, it's debby's turn to take a challenge, to put her heart to the test and learn more about heart disease the number one killer of women. >> i put it on the back burner. do i exercise every day? no. >> drt shan dr. shannon said women are like that, they don't take time to focus on themselves, that's part of the danger of heart disease. most patients don't know they have it until a heart attack or stroke occurs. >> you have to put yourself on that priority list. the sooner you can do it, the better. >> not takeing care of their health can cost thousands of women. breast cancer kills 40,000 women a year, heart disease kills 200,000 women in the same time frame. >> we want to be around for a long time. at least i do. >> i'm giving gigi barnett. . >> saint agnus said they want to make the screens as easy and af

darren gersh sat down today with michigan senator debbie stabenow. she's a key player on the senate democratic leadership team. he began by asking her why democrats also want to cut direct payments to farmers to help replace the sequester. >> we have very tough decisions to make. and in the farmbelt that's exactly wt weid. looked at every single page, what works, what doesn't. and what's the priority, what should taxpayers pay for, what shouldn't they pay for. and we determined that a subsidy that went to farmers, regardless of their loss, so high prices, good times, you still get a government payment didn't make any sense. >> one of the things some farm groups are saying right now times are good for farmers but they won't always be good. so what happens when prices go down? >> well, we absolutely as-- as a nation need to be there for our farmers and ranchers during hard times because we have a stake in having the mosttabl affordable food supply in the world. that's why in our farm bill we expand on what's called crop insurance. you have a bad year,

and debbie halvorson's "a" rating from the nra made her the target of a nonstop series of tv ads, in, the only ads that aired in this race. and then today it was robin kelly who celebrated her win after acknowledging how much this was a vote on the issue of guns and the issue of the nra as much as it was a vet on particular candidates. >> today you did more than cast a vote. you did more than choose a democratic candidate for congress. you did more than i ever could have imagined. you sent a message that was heard around our state and across the nation. a message that tells the nra that their days of holding our country hostage are coming to an end. and their days of scaring congress into submission on gun control are coming to a close. >> their days of scaring congress into submission on gun control are coming to a close. robin kelly, the new nominee for that seat, the democratic nominee in a heavily democratic district. she is going to be our guest on this show tomorrow night. this was a chicago election, but it was of course new york mayor michael bloomberg's pac that produced tho

hey, this is debbie and we just had our first juvenile brought in.he said she fell down some stairs but i believe she probably was hit by her pimp. >> it may take weeks, months, or years before young women muster the courage to run but when they do, hoffman is there. >> if they need to get away quick, that there is a place for them to go. >> he started choking me and saying he hated prostitutes. the way he got off was to kill them slowly. email marketing from constant contact reaches people in a place they're checking every day -- their inbox. and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business. it's just one of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor

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>> reporter: for michael phelps' mother, debbie phelps, this doctor's visit is some "me" time. it's a checkup designed to keep her heart healthy. >> all the years that i took care of my children, i didn't take care of myself the way i should have. and i thought are i need to take a step forward. ask to be able to take a look at me. >> reporter: after years, supporting her son's quest for goal, it's debbie phelps' turn to put her heart to the test and learn more about heart disease, the number 1 killer of women. >> these are things that again, i put on the back burner. do i exercise every day? no, i don't. >> reporter: dr. shannon winacker says most women are like phelps. they don't take time to focus on themselves. and that's part of the danger of heart disease. winacker says most patients don't know they have it, until a heart attack or stroke occurs. that's why it's called the silent killer. >> you have to put yourself on that priority list. and the sooner you can do it, the better. >> reporter: and not taking care of their health can cost thousands to women. compare it to br

he was inside the car, debby, from maybe 10, maybe 15 minutes. but unbeknownst to the boy's father, the tailpipe was clogged with snow. and looking at these cars here in this neighborhood, and throughout the city, you can see how easy that could happen. unfortunately, the young boy became overcome by carbon monoxide. they brought him outside of the car. the young boy was unresponsive. neighbors and paramedics tried to revive the boy. he went into cardiac arrest. and unfortunately a short time later, once he got to hospital, he was pronounced dead. incredibly tragic story and also a reminder, even though the storm has passed, there are still potentially dangerous situations that still remain behind the storm. and, in fact, i reached out to the mayor's office just about an hour and a half ago. the mayor's office releasing a statement saying, in part, the news of this tragic accident is a sad reminder that the danger of the storm is not over. our hearts go out to the family and their friends who are learning of this tremendously sad accident. and th

the family of debbie austin says she died of cancer on friday at a hospital in southern california.ustin first appeared on tv in 1996, smoking a cigarette through a hole in her throat. the anti-smoking ad was designed to illustrate just how addicting smoking can be. austin started smoking at age 13 and never quit. her larynx was removed when she was 42 to allow her to breathe. debbie austin was 62 years old. >>> meanwhile, sacramento lawmakers considering a new law that would prohibit smoking in all multifamily homes. the measure would prohibit smoking cigarettes, cigars or pipes and condos, duplexes and apartments. >>> new this morning, boeing says it has come up with a permanent fix for its 787 dreamliner. the company's president made the announcement in tokyo this morning. >> solution takes into account any possible event that occur, any factor, causal factor, that could cause an event, and we are very confident that we have this fix that will be permanent and will allow us to continue with the technology. >> all 50 of boeing's dreamliners have been grounded since mid-january whe

today's question comes from debbie tin?e t. >> in southeast d.c. >> she asks if there are lake effect storms, why aren't there river effect or bay effect storms? you know who we are he going to go to for this? >> who? >> tucker barnes. >> and did you do any research. >> real far away. >> i can answer the question for debbie and it is a great question. of crse, many ar miliar with the lake effect snows we see come off the great lakes this time of year. what happens is you have very, very cold air temperatures going over relatively warm water temperatures and that water close to the surface, the water temperatures, the dry air can't hole that water so it lifts it up, creates these little mini ?rorms at the -- snowstorms at the edge of the lake. it does in fact happen with smaller bodies of water. not river width but in the case of the chesapeake bay, we do occasionally see bay effect snows. remember a couple of week ago we had that arctic airthat brok we had high temperatures only in the 20s. remember that in late january? th

former congresswoman debbie halvorson was beaten by her. >> you sent a message by the state and acrossthat tells the nra that their days of holding our country hostage are coming to an end. >> joining me now, new york city deputy mayor for government affairs and community affairs, thank you for joining us. >> well, this was a special election, the only race going on right now. it is a race that was playing out in the middle of this very important gun debate in washington. so there was going to be a lot of attention placed on this race. and when we looked at the race and saw that former congresswoman, debbie halvorson, who had as you mentioned, an a-rating from the nra, was poised to lead. the mayor said we can't have that. somebody going to congress and being a vote for the nra. >> in some ways, this district is an interesting one, because there was kind of a mis-match between debbie halvorson on the issue. >> because of that, former congresswoman halvorson began in the lead and could have won, i think had -- not quite congresswoman -- congresswoman apparent kelly not run a very strong

that is what this report and our amoebas brief in the case of bowman discusses. >> debbie barker, onethe lawyers for monsanto's, seth waxman, said during the supreme court hearing "without the ability to limit reproduction of soybeans containing this patented trade, monsanto could not have commercialized its invention and never would have produced what is by now the most popular agricultural technology in america." could you respond to that? >> first of all, to talk about why is that the most popular agricultural products. one of the situations we have is because of the current seat hanting regime that gives exclusive rights to companies like monsanto. you have a situation where there is a handful of companies controlling the rights to seats and to imply some, and this leads to market concentration. with that we have seen an incredible increase in the price of seeds. for example, in soybean and the last decade there has been 325% increase in seeds. but many farmers told us in our investigation report is they're not necessarily -- they are held hostage. not only have the seed prices go

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joining me debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed. great to be with you. >> how do the republicans get away with this lying? they're banking on the american people being stupid what other conclusion with can we come to? >> you know, the further evidence is that here i am in south florida, and as much as i love being home with my constituents and my family, if the speaker and the republicans in the house are really serious about reaching a compromise with the president, why aren't we in session? why did they all vote to adjourn last week when democrats said we needed to stay in washington and hammer out a compromise? we've got eight days left, ed. the clock is ticking. and at the end of that eight days you're going to have 70,000 kids kicked off headstart. you're going to have cuts to education and health care. i was just at a community meeting in my district where i had constituents who were concerned about the cutback in hours that the irs offices locally have had. >>

debbie halvorson's record more guns in the hands of criminals. she will join on president obama to take on the nra for effective background checks and ban deadly assault weapons. >> the group sent out mailers like these leaving halvorson unmatched. >> this is what is wrong with super pacs. somebody can come in and spend all the money they want. in this case, one person. $1 billion from new york coming and spending all the money he wants to buy a congressional seat. it's like intimidation. >> that is what has happened here. totally changed the dynamics of this race. easy place for bloomberg to make his point. if you want to bring attention to the gun issue and flex some muscle, chicago isn't a bad place to try it. see if he can do it in a swing district say in colorado and still he will be gloating on this one polls close at 7:00 p.m. local time. >>> we have bob mcdonnell here in our studio and we're talking about cuts and consequences. >>> plus, why is the republican vying to replace mcdonnell as governor coming out against his big transportation