debbie is 30 years her senior. debbie will become a grandmother during the deployment. she's in her early fit these while they're in afghanistan. she was really proud to help serve in the military and when she learned that she was not going to go into the afghanistan deployment, she did ultimately go. when she was told she couldn't go up first, she was devastated because she always had wanted to serve her country overseas. she wholeheartedly believed in the war in afghanistan. she didn't have the internal conflict that michelle did about whether it was a good war or not. she felt that it was a cause she believed in and she really wanted to be with her unit. the baton and should want to be deployed without her was really devastating. she talked her way and it joins the unit when they were partway through their training and ultimately did get to go to afghanistan. so the parthenon going to read, i did read the tattered cover and i know it will be a repeat for you. i'm not sure if there are other people who also heard it. it is sort of the funniest moment in this chapter a

the armament team michelle and debbie are both on the armor mitt team as weapons mechanics. it runs out of american weapons to fix. they are in a support battalion doing maintenance work supporting infantry soldiers and those weapons are not breaking often enough so they don't have the death to do and then exit marines superior comes up with the ada to work on this project to the united nations has facilitated a collection of old broken an ak-47 and that will be repurchased to give out two army soldiers. so they could save the rb money to help the process of building a viable army to defend the democracy in the west soldiers could lead in the near future is what they were thinking. i want to read about these weapons. there is a huge contrast between machel's idea what it means to be an devi's idea but i will get to that after this passage. >> michelle and debbie worked out a system to document the stream of ak-47s passing through their hands. they were conned 20,000 over the course of the year. >> miller drummed into the soldiers they needed to account for every single ak-47

the same same thing. >>> thankful debbie knew.bie if you're out there, call us or call him. >> here's something very fun. the philadelphia waterfront has a brand new park it looks great. mary nutter helping to open the washington avenue pier park this morning. could not have been better weather to be along the weather. thank you weather authority scott william. the new park celebrates the history of the area and of course the park has views of the river, center city and the ben franklin bridge and walt whitman bridge. >> speaking of weather on your fox 29 weather authority let's get you over to chief meteorologist scott williams for a look at the weekend forecast. >>> beautiful weather as we head into the start of the weekend. we'll continue with the low humidity. temperatures by tomorrow morning will be in the 50s but we do have some changes to talk about. a nice friday evening out once again dry, low humidity comfortable no concerns. saturday, more sunshine. low humidity as we move into sunday. a little warmer and humid and also

my name is debbie. this is my first attempt, oops, um, at a e-harmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute blondes. >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. um, i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i like every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catl

in the show we'll get reaction from the other side of the congressional aisle from representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida she's chairwoman of the democratic national committee but joining me now from denver representative paul ryan great thanks for having me larry good to be with you again we're doing the american idea well where did it go. well i think a lot of people are slipping through the cracks in this economy in this country and i don't think the country's on the right track i believe a lot of people agree with me but it's not enough as an elected official simply to criticize point fingers i feel we all americans a different way forward another idea another plan and that's what i think i have a responsibility of doing that's what i'm doing here how do we take the countries from the country's founding principles apply them to the problems of the day to show the country better solutions to have a healthy economy that creates more opportunity and better jobs keeps america's standing in the world so we stay safe and give hard working taxpayers the kind of government that t

debbie takes michelle underwing and mothers her. she's a maternal figure bothering everybody, or she's trying to affirm the shell. they are working for a very tense, testy asked marine and he is super frustrated with michelle who was swearing like a rainbow hemp anklet and won't stop talking about how the war is about ideas. the for abc at one point a to bad about whether they can turn this woman into a good soldier. michelle is bound and determined that will never have paid. debbie is trying to show her that this is maybe not the easiest way to go about change. so there they are in afghanistan, serving on camp phoenix. the armament team, which michelle and debbie, the youngest and oldest of the three women are both on the armament team. they are both weapons mechanics. the armament team's runs out of american weapons to fix. they are a support battalion. they do maintenance work where they support industry soldiers and the weapons are not often enough for the armament team to have anything to do. the expert is a driven man come up

it's on sale everywhere up next reaction from the other side of the congressional representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida she says paul ryan's bottom line would be bad for america we'll find out why. a. very hard to take. that that we are right here. led to. a. right from the scene. first straight. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. should be in the know. on. we think of why we think there are no. rules and beaches. coconut palms gently swaying in the ocean breeze. in fact. white has a deep dark little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you to know. we're all a. little bolide dead nearly succeeded a pig in all wilderness. facing the abyss ukraine is running out of options as winter approaches with a crashing economy the regime in kiev he's hinted it may be looking to end the civil war but the train may have already left the station. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. to different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection poetry keep. ignore it. we post

in our google plus hangout are david and debbie oliver and we have a stage 4 cancer sufferer.id we see people acknowledging the passing of others on social media, but why do you think we're seeing more discussion about the process in terminal illness and death now more than ever on social media. >> first of all thank you for talking about it in the show today. i don't think we knew what our great grandparents knew. we don't know how to talk about it anymore. we live in a world where the dead go around in white unmarked vans. and we're looking for that town square. social media is the new town square. >> what is it about american culture. you said your grandparents had it different. what makes it so tough to talk about these things. >> we have become so youth oriented we believe that death is optional practically. but grief must be witnessed. we want our lives witnessed, our deaths witnesses, and our grief witnessed. >> justin you decided to do a series called my last days. why did you do that? >> i was looking around and i realized that we tend to procrastinate with everything

it's on sale everywhere up next reaction from the other side of the congressional representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida she says paul ryan's bottom line would be bad for america we'll find out why. he's in full scope becoming independent schools a nation that nations should be self-governing they govern the feels better to load someone else to do photo. right. first street. and i think you're. going to. be in the. i think. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy allmers. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crassus to mco we've been hijacked like handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one skill that's my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world to go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america if i ever feel ready to join

he thinks her name is debbie.erformed live saving deed and disappeared. >> i'd really loo ick to find out who saved my life. >> larry miles of somerdale, new jersey, he's a live today thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when he was lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i heard voice of somebody behind him come up and said, my name is debbie, i'm nurse. >> miles was on his motorcycle and had just been hit by a car outside of a wawa in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him this picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg. that's why i was bleeding so bad. >> quick thinking nurse new exactly what to do. >> she asked if somebody had a shirt. somebody gave her shirt. and she went from what i'm told on the side of the road and grabbed a stick and made a tourniquet and put it on my leg. >> you heard correctly. the woman made a tourniquet out of a t-shirt and a stick. dr. john, of cooper university medical center says the make s

>> debby, that's the big question. a lot of people anxious to see what the next move is for the palestinian delegation and what the next move is by the israelis. we haven't heard much from the palestinians in cairo. we do know that the cease-fire is over. we do know that the two siesds did not reach a agreement on conditions and demands. they didn't reach an agreement on extending the cease-fire. what's troubling at this point is that there are no signs that these two sides are talking at this point. most importantly right now, we're waiting to see if this palestinian delegation stays here in cairo, if there's

>> two. >> are we going to bring debbie out?e on, sweetheart, please. everybody wants to see donny's beautiful wife. >> you sit down here. >> see? 36 years. >> 36 years. >> can you believe it? >> no. >> you know what's really interesting? she's not just my wife now, she's my business partner. we started donny osmond home home furnishings. we had no idea it would take off. it went from zero to 60 overnight. you're the only person who has done an interview with us in our home. we made a promise with each other that nobody would do an interview in our home. >> such a bad experience, you said never again. >> $20, i needed the 20 bucks. >> it sounds so funny when i did it, at our house, over our fireplace there is a picture of me, a painting, holding cody. over their fireplace is jesus and a lamb. there's the difference right there. >> congratulations on 36 years. >> broadway or go to dinner? >> i don't know. what are we doing? >> i don't know what we're doing. do you have a suggestion. >> go see "a gentleman's guide to love and murd

nightmares, the death of debbie's son matt in 2005. friends and family come over to celebrate matt's life, a life that ended during hazing at chico state university. >> paramedics rushing. >> i'm never past my pain there will be days where i cry all day, where i feel like i can't get out of the darkness. i look back, and i realize i have been out of the darkness. so i know i can be. >> reporter: he was made to chug gallons of water for hours until he was vomiting while fans blew on his cold, wet body. he had to do hundreds of push-ups, eventually collapsing and going into seizure. his mother wants this message to get out to all parents. >> i don't care where you send your child to school and what they say because hazing is the best kept secret. and that is why it continues. >> reporter: matt's mother has already helped pass matt's law in california which toughens the laws prohibiting hadesing, and she is hoping to start a fund in the name of matthew carrington, to set up national hotline for people to call when they see a hazing in pro

. >> i heard the the voice of somebody behind me and saying my name is debbie, i'm a nurse. >> reporteron his motorcycle and had been just hit by a car, in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him this picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg so that is why i was bleeding so bad. >> reporter: quick thinking nurse knew exactly what to do. >> she asked if somebody had a shirt. somebody gave her a shirt. she went from what i'm told on the side of the road and grabbed a stick and made a turnpike and put it on than her leg. >> reporter: you heard correctly would the manmade a tourniquet out of a t-shirt and a stick. doctor john of the cooper university medical center a said makeshift medical tool controlled the bleeding and likely saved this local father's life. >> would i say he lost more than half of his blood volume. >> reporter: the doctor says the ancient tool is back in style. the hospital has begun issuing these tourniquets to locally mergecy responders. >> this is what every solder in the united states military is issued. >> reporter: t

he thinks her name is debbie. she performed a life saving deed and then just kiss appeared. as our jennifer joyce reports he is hoping someone out there cannery unite him with this angel. >> really like to find out who it was that saved may life. >> reporter: larry miles of somerdale, new jersey says he is alive thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i heard voice of somebody behind me come up and say my name is debbie, i'm a nurse. >> reporter: miles was on his motorcycle and had been hit by a car outside a wawa in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him a picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg so that is why i was bleeding so bad. >> reporter: quick thinking nurse inside knew exactly what to do. >> she said did somebody have a shirt? somebody gave her a shirt. she went from what i am told, on the side of the road grabbed a stick and made a tourniquet and put it on my leg. >> reporter: you heard correctly would the manmade a tourniquet ou

la congresista demÓcrata debbie wasserman visitÓ uno de los albergues en miami, dice que devolverloste. estados unidos busca detener de Ñoesla olÁn cruzando solos la frontera. jaime ruiz, portavoz de la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza, nos dice si esta campaÑa estÁ funcionando. y pregunta: ¿estÁ de acuerdo con el aborto? ¿debe tener la mujer el derecho a decidir? en texas, una nueva ley podrÍa prohibir el aborto en varios centros de salud. hablamos de esta controversia con david brown, abogado del centro de derechos reproductivos. y comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos "al punto". el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto, no suele hablar mucho con la prensa, pero debido a la aprobaciÓn de varias reformas, incluyendo la reforma energÉtica que permitirÁ la participaciÓn de empresas privadas en la industria del petrÓleo, el presidente peÑa nieto decidiÓ hacerlo y en grande. esta semana conversÓ con seis periodistas mexicanos, entre ellos leÓn krauze de la estaciÓn de univisión en los Ángeles. esta es parte de esa larga conversaciÓn. >> bienvenido a lo

. >> she is joining us for the ice bucket challenge, debby will a -- debby will a have -- lavats here>> jim gardner is doing it later he is our man over here, we'll have to see what happens. >> matt, and tam, no? >> we'll have to follow up with you on later. >> "downton abbey" released new photos to promote the new season, this image is going viral for all the wrong reasons. take a look at the plastic water bottle on the man tall. the series is set in the 19 hundreds before plastic water bottles have been made available. "downton abbey" will p this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or... a mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. i never know what kind theof adventure awaits. that the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me.

debbie is den mom to a handful of teenagers at any given time. here, they eat, breathe and sleep cheer. but it's pretty tight quarters. they're all forced to get very close. sometimes debbie has to sleep on the couch. >> i'm a mom. not a cheer mom. a mom who loves her kids above and beyond. i will do whatever they want. >> we need to finish this. >> reporter: in order to raise a star like gabby, she must manage every last detail of her daughter's life. from what to pack. >> i don't work. this is my job. >> reporter: to the color of her nails. >> let me see. just a little more. they tumble. you know what tumbling is? >> if it was up to me, cheerleading would be slicked-back ponytail with natural makeup. >> reporter: unfortunately for gabby and her mom, cheer involves a lot of primping. >> can you not touch my face. >> my back is out. you know this. and if i have to move, your head one more time, i'm not going to do it anymore. i can honestly say i have fought more with my children than anything, over hair. >> no. >> reporter: and it's taken more t

>> debby harry was a big one for me. >> jimmy: really, debby harry?oung for debby harry. >> i remember my uncle had a cassette of hers. and i hadn't heard her music and i'm like this person is really special. >> jimmy: it's always an uncle with a cassette. [ laughter ] >> and then i met her like a -- like only a couple years ago. >> jimmy: oh-oh, you did. >> a dream fulfilled. >> jimmy: you made love to her? >> no -- [ laughter ] >> i did get to kiss her, yeah, kind of on the cheek. >> jimmy: wow, how about that? was she sleeping? you snuck in? [ laughter ] >> she woke up right away. >> jimmy: by the way, i'm also glad you're here, because i'm amazed, because according to "star" magazine, you're getting married on july 26th in mexico, which is two days from now! [ cheers and applause ] >> i wish "us" magazine would put it on my calendar. >> jimmy: this one, "star" magazine. and i think you've been booked on this show for weeks. somebody would have looked. >> my itinerary. >> jimmy: the thing that worries me, makes me feel like that maybe mila and asht

joining me is chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-shultz. >> good to be withhat happens next for the bill? when you and your colleagues look at this and look at what is possible, what do you think will be the next set of steps in the house? >> later on this evening, we as you said are going to pass legislation that was pushed for and written by speaker ted cruz, who really is driving the train in the u.s. house of representatives and what they are celebrating is that they have -- had the tea party fully take over the republican party in the house of representatives. and so there are jubilant extreme tea partiers throughout the conference and that means we're going to further ensure that nothing gets done to address the humanitarian crisis on the border, that we won't have an opportunity to work with the united states senate, but we will have an opportunity under the legislation that they are going to push through tonight in trying to make sure that republicans in the tea party get their way, to prevent dreamers, our young dreamer immigrants who know no other c

joining me from detroit, debbie di dingell. congratulations. great to see you. >> thank you. >> your first interview since winning, so we're really happy to have you on. tell me about running this year. you've got so much anger against congress. i know you're not an incumbent, but you're not really an outsider. you've got a historic name. how do you campaign with so much anger against the do-nothing congress? >> like i do all of the time. i am meeting with groups across the 12th congressional district, i'm trying to do as many house parties, i'm at the farmer markets, i'm in the barber shops, in the grocery stores, i'm talking to people. what you do hear is they're tired of the partisan breakdown in washington. they want to see people work together. they want answers to the solutions. i'm someone, as you know, that has had a record of bringing people together. you see some of it in washington, but here in michigan, i've brought district groups together for a very long time trying to find common ground. that's what they want to see and that's wh

newspaper said this quote: the chief editor of the times of israel said this: he dubbed kerry a happyless debbie. unquote. obama administration officials are bristling over the criticism of kerry. on friday secretary kerry condemned the israeli palestinian violations of the gaza cease-fire. is it warranted or over the top? >> at the specific issue of his coming in with a peace proposal that came from joining with turkey, whose leader is the worse anti- semantic leader in the middle east. they formed a program. kerry's carrying it in did not go over well. >> a lead balloon. >> there was a bad move. it is completely disengaged from the process. they come back with a new theory. israelis have to prevent their own people from being bombed with missles and being attacked through these tunnels under them. these are strategic threats to israel. they are going to respond to it. this is something not going to change because kerry coming in under this way. he's come back with a different proposal, with a short term cease-fire which ended after three hours when the palestinians attacked and killed a couple

. >> narrator: disney star debbie ryan knows her fashion. >> what i'm really loving is black and white and geometry straight patterns that are big, so i'm really excited about that. >> reporter: and she's giving us back to school styling tips. >> when it's back to school time we each had a very small budget. i would repurpose my brother's clothes and things like that. i think it's billion having one or two great things, staple pieces, and then find aing couple of things that are just really, you know, ripped up, a little older. >> reporter: debbie and teen "vogue" editor in chief amy appley have put together a few of their favorite looks. >> i love this look. i love -- there's something about that juxtaposition between pulled together and also effortless and kind of casual. >> polo and aeropastle, it's $10, and the little band sneaker wrshz. >> i have those. those are one of the staples in my closet. >> we come with mod. this is an h & m top, and it's $35. i love the little collar. >> i love a shirt that you don't need to wear jewelry with. you don't need to dress it up. it's kind of b

ballpark tonig get t this free taney baseballt,om th thanks to our model debbie from the phillies there. she does good, after this special trip we'll get a chance to speak with the taney dragons about this amazing day. we'll have the sights and sounds tonight. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> of course visit 6abc.com for complete coverage of the taney dragons parade, you can see a slideshow of the players and fans and floats from the parade route. the dragons are celebrating down broad street. and hurricane cristobal is churning hundreds of miles off the coast. and a historic landmark gets in on the als ice bucket challenge. if you don't get that you get a cold front from the west to drop the temperatures, the changes are coming in accuweather. we go back live to the celebrations in philadelphia. that ahead in sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> philadelphia police say that surveillance cam resident picked up clear pictures of men that robbed a distribution center while posing at police officers. it happened on delaware avenue in fishtown, the men knocked on the do

. >> joining me now is debby wasserman schultz. a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. you too, jose. great to see you in south florida. >> thank you. so what happens now congress has left nothing, really, to show for it on this crisis. they did take the vote, which is not going anywhere, but it's a significant, i guess, vote to say how they stand on the issues. >> yeah, they made it pretty clear how they stand. they kept us in town an extra day and a half, the republicans did, because they were essentially dissenting into chaos. they couldn't get the votes to pass a supplemental appropriations bill to deport the children in crisis quickly enough. so they had to push the pause button and make the bill even more stringent. make sure those kids couldn't possibly get representation or due process. and essentially check the box so they could say that they did something. what they did, though, was send a very clear message they aren't interested in dealing with the issue of immigration reform in a comprehensive way or really in any way at all other than to ensure that focus only on deporti

that's when debbie ojeda says three men broke in through a sliding glass door of her hist daughter's home. "well they break-in through a sliding glass door over here. you can't see it really because of the curtain, one of goes straight to the back of the house. the other one starts to follow then he turns around and gets excited about the tv , the electronics, the xbox" what concerns her most -- she says the three men broke in and left shortly before her daughter came home. new information about the santa the number of complaints of and leaking water or water wasting is on the rise. many of these cases are sent to keep water provider for action. the lin a new report says the most 'hack-able' car of 20-14 is the jeep cherokee. others on the list -- include the 2015 cadillac escalade and 2014 toyota prius. security researchers say the biggest vulnerability is the cars' built-in apps and bluetooth --- which connect the car to a services like 'on- star'.. giants pitcher matt cain will need surgery to remove bone chips in his elbow. he is likely done for the rest of the season. but will n

debbie alluded to this. and the importance of targeting resources to where the virus is, where people need treatment, where transmission is ongoing given what the global funding climate looks like and given the fact that we are beginning now to really bear down on this epidemic. >> i have to thank you because i was at many of those sessions and i read so much of what's come out of the conference but that was such a good summary of what happened. you got the best summary right here. steve. >> thanks, jen, and thanks to kaiser and craig for hosting us and for this partnership. and congratulations, chris, for your ascent into being the president for this next two years and working and during towards durbin. i, too, was really struck by the convergence of opinion just in sitting and listening to debra burkes, to mark, to tony, to michelle. the decree to which there is a very mature con shen sus is remarkable. this is not a community beset by deep controversy and division. i was at times a little irritated there

it's christmastime in this quiet suburb of cincinnati, and matt and debby wilicet decked out their houseays. >> everybody always said our yard kind of looked like a clark griswold kind of set-up. >> the centerpiece of the decorations is a 12-foot-tall inflatable snowman. >> our neighbors couldn't believe they actually made a frosty inflatable snowman that tall. and the children really enjoyed looking at it. >> two weeks after they put up the snowman, they come home from dinner to find it deflated. >> the first time that it was vandalized, we had no idea it was a true vandalization. we thought just the weather had torn it and fell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small neighborh

bueno, la congresista demÓcrata debbie wasserman nos revela quÉ vio tras su visita a uno de estos alberguesmo madre de un muchacho de esa edad... ¿sabes? fue una combinaciÓn de dolor y alegrÍa, porque uno puede ver claramente que estos muchachos estaban seguros, estaban en un salÓn de clases, estaban aprendiendo. >> estos niÑos han pasado por mucho. >> pero pasaron por muchas cosas para sacar ahÍ, no podÍa sacarme eso de la mente. >> pero ¿es la mejor manera de lidiar con esta crisis, enviando a estos cientos de niÑos de la frontera hasta miami? ¿quÉ hacen en miami? >> bueno, lo que estÁn haciendo en miami es que estÁn allÍ seguros. estÁn en un lugar que es una instalaciÓn residencial. es como una casa. tienen una cama tibia, no estÁn en prisiÓn y no estÁn siendo tratados con brutalidad como sucederÍa en el contexto de una prisiÓn. eso es lo que hacemos en estados unidos, tratamos a la gente con humanidad. >> muchos republicanos creen que estos a niÑos hay que regresarlos, deportarlos, pero ¿usted quÉ cree que pasarÍa si fueron deportados? el gobernador de maryland dijo que serÍa su sentenc

commuter benefits program is part of our environmental code adapted in 2009 and it's goal just as debbie said reducing the amount of people that drive in single occupancy vehicles and reducing green house gas emissions it applies to businesses in san francisco to businesses that have 20 or more employees if their located as a business and have 20 or more employees anywhere in the nation our covered under our ordinance. those who are covered by the ordinance have a choice of 3 things they can provide offer to their employees stirs or first is to administer a pretax benefit for the pretax available through the federal tax code up to $130 in value each month or the employers can provide their employees a subsidy for use of transit up to $130 there's a minimum of '$75 they offer the benefit or thirdly, set up a shuttle system for the employees so they have a choice of 3 types of ways they comply. what we've found since 2009 as we've been rolling this out and doing a lot of education and outreach and information work with employers within the city so they know what is required and require rep

debbie fox brings us up to speed. >> reporter: the jury was off and the defendants were here.the government answered a few questions. but this time he was more personal than ever, calling this whole experience crushing. >> i have had 38 years if public service and public life. i have given my entire professional adult life to serving the people of the united states and the army and serving the people of virginia in many different jobs. so, obviously, this is crushing to be a defendant in a criminal case. >> reporter: the prosecution says bob mcdonald and his wife maureen took $177,000 in loans and gifts from this man. star scientific ceo johnny williams. we are talking designer clothes and shoes, a rolex watch, vacation, golf outings and clubs, the ferrari drive and more. all in exchange for promoting star's dietary supplement. williams was granted full immunity and testified that he was bribing the mcdonald's to get the governor to line up safe sponsored studies on his product. those studies never happened but the governor did set up meetings and attended events. two that wer

. >>> another political dynasty on the horizon, debbie dingle, won the democrat primary in michigan. if she wins,shell be the third consecutive dingle to hold a seat. >>> and in missouri, turned down a lottery ticket to fund veteran's programs. >>> a new poll shows americans are very unhappy with washington in particular. at least one pollster are calling this the summer of our discontent. it's not good news for the president or congress. for more on this, let's bring in tracie potts in washington. what stood out the most in this poll? >> reporter: well, the fact it's not necessarily partisan democrats are fed up, republicans are fed up. a lot of the reasons are people are still feeling the effects of the recession. 41% said someone in the household lost a job and two-thirds are feeling an impact. almost eight in ten, 79% of voters said they're dissatisfied with the political system. seven in ten think economic problems have to do with people in washington not getting it done. president obama, new low 40%. nowhere near congress, they are at 14% approval. and 57% of voters, six in ten

he was convicted for the 1989 shooting deaths of his estranged girlfriend, debby dietz and her father. wood was on death row for 23 years. >> everybody is more worried about did he suffer? who really suffered was my dad and my sister who they were killed. >> the drugs that sedate and stop someone's breathing, the drugs were injected 15 times during the execution before wood died. the two drugs are a mixture, also used in ohio earlier this year, on convicted dennis mcguire who gasped. >> now the arizona execution have caused the governors of those states who launched the reviews of execution process. for years the drug pent tow bash toll was used but now its european manufacturers decided to stop selling it to u.s. prisons. eu does not have the death penalty. despite state moratoriums issued in botched executions and others due to people found innocent after being executed, 32 u.s. states have the death penalty as compared to 18 states and the district of columbia, where it is outlawed. in the states that have the death penalty continue to execute. convicted rapist and killer michael w

thank you, debbie spend it now. >> i think this race is between debbie spend it now and he'd spent itt. i approve this message. >> host: brian donahue commute talking about mistakes made. people point to that add. >> guest: just from a message perspective and how the ad was done, i side from, there's obvious cultural considerations. i don't think it was a very good and. i think is too complex, a lot of things being said, kind of a tongue twister with all these other things. clearly up front, i mean, it seems to lack some sensitivity because it just doesn't provide context. there has been ads done where we presented or other organizations have presented other countries like china and their influence in the is ending and the issue. this one didn't do it. it didn't pull it off and there was a lot of backfire and that particular raise. >> guest: i just think that ad just completely missed the mark. i think one of the things that debbie stabenow was able to do in that race was really define the campaign. i think that money was wasted that was spent on that add. >> host: we'll hear from jim

>> math doesn't work. >> the math doesn't work. >> smith: debbie skoczynski was already in a hole withext to nothing to cushion the blow of a second shock, and now her house was worth less than the loan she owed the bank. >> you know, there's some days where it's like you just want to go scream, you know, in the backyard, just scream, because you have your choice: do you pay this or do you pay this? >> smith: her bills were piling up. she did what a quarter of americans have done: she dipped into what was left of her 401(k). >> i freaked out when i took the money out of my 401(k). it was hard. i mean, you know, you never... every day on the news, i'd listen to it and i'd be like, "oh, god, it's really bad. will i be able to keep my house?" you know, "what if my car breaks down? i can't afford a car payment." it just can't be this hard to make money. it can't. you hear these big companies with these people taking these huge bonuses. you're thinking, "well, what happened to the average joe?" they just don't care. they made their money already. >> growing outrage over those bonuses on wal

florida democratic congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz who's also chair of the dnc.morning to you. >> good morning, chuck. thanks for having me. >> let me start with what offer was made by democratic leadership to john boehner to come up with a bill that may have been 150 republicans and, say, 80 democrats? >> the offer that we know is available and could go on the floor this morning is legislation that would make sure we had comprehensive immigration reform that sd pa the united states senate in a bipartisan way over a year ago. that is what we should do. >> set that aside. >> we can't set that aside. >> well, that's not true. the president asked for a supplemental, specifically to deal with the border crisis. so i guess my question is on specifically the supplemental that the president asked of congress, what were the democrats willing to do? what portions of it were they willing to work on with speaker boehner? >> well, we were willing to work on the entire package. it's just that that possibility wasn't even offered by the republicans. what the republicans did, c

hi debbie, great to meet you. >> nice to meet you, shini. >> reporter: tell me about the technology in vehicle. >> this is our demonstration vehicle. we have it equipped with three afterdevices, and they transmit a message from vehicle to vehicle. >> reporter: can we see them in action? >> absolutely. each vehicle has a dedicated short-range communication radio. we are transmitting a basic safety message, the vehicle's speed, position and heading. then we compare that to our own vehicle and do a threat assessment and warn the driver accordingly. >> reporter: so that forward collision was because the car in obstacle. >> typically an mergee electronic brake -- emergency electronic brake like tells me, the driver, that one is braking, and not just braking, braking hard. panic braking. it may not be in the lain in front of me -- lane in front of me, but one of the leaps. >> along with v2v there's vehicle to infrastructure, where cars with sensors. >> we have a cautionary warping to say there was a kerb again curve. >> is that v to i. >> v 2 i. the position of the curve, the curve exit and