you have to see this. >> debbie's husband, jim, is an army veteran.government, stealing money from the veterans. >> was it money that mattered? >> no it was the fact that they got it out of a veterans pockets that need it. that is -- that just sticks and my -- that hurts. >> it must be something to know that this woman who was your best friend hid herself from you and conned you all these years. >> absolutely. she took me four complete sucker. >> chuck to. >> he would go and present the flags to the widow of a veteran who had lost his life. that is cruel. the people that he took in under that do not deserve that. >> and it wasn't long before sean and jen were reading online and disbelief about shawn's own mother martha ann caught in and outrageous fraud with chalk. >> we found out the day after that they were arrested on eight federal indictments. >> that's how you found? >> out that's how we found. out >> major hard stop. >> very overwhelming. >> martha ann stole her dead husband's valor. >> she never says shared a single day in any armed services. s

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joining us now, a member of that committee, congressman debbie dingell of michigan.p late marking up the bill for hours. what is left of the bill today and what do you make of it? >> we have a lot of hard work ahead of us today. we have not touched any health care portion of it. sadly, we have 16 sections and we went through six. while you think of it we have another day ahead of us, i think we have another two days ahead of us. we finished somewhere after 3:00 a.m. i stayed up to meet my deal do, this show, but i'm tired, but i expect we go all night, 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning. >> we certainly appreciate your effort and endurance to be with us this morning, but let me get you on this. as we've been talking about a lot and especially in recent days, there's talk of the reconciliation package shrinking in the senate, joe manchin and sinema voicing that. if the price tag were to fall, what programs would be eliminated to make that happen? >> first of all, i love those people. they're friends. they're not the only two senates or two senates from two states,

thank you so much, debbie, for joining us. appreciate it.layed some from the school board meeting. what was it like being in that room? >> it was tough seeing what was taking place, seeing what was taking place outside, as well. we've never experienced that before. so this was, you know, the first time that we've actually seen the anger like that. >> yes. debbie, are all these people parents or are we seeing outside agitators coming into these meetings or activists? >> i -- well, we actually put that into our public comment to ask that. are you a lee county resident? are you a, you know, a parent? so that way we could get kind of like a guesstimate of what actually lived here in lee county. we had a meeting a couple weeks ago where we had a scene where we had a large population of people who did not even live within our area. >> yeah. >> it was more regional. >> yeah. so before the announcement that parents could opt out of masks for children, it has been three weeks since kids went back to school in your district. were you seeing a large in

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congresswoman, let me start with what we heard from debbie dingell this morning. how many members of congress have that same feeling but haven't expressed it so starkly as her. which is, mr. president, tell us what you want. we've got your back, we just have to know what we got. >> i think, actually, an important role that all members of congress can play which is also to say what they want. the president in our meeting last week was very clear. he said tell me what you want and tell me what your priorities are. i think as a new democrat coalition we've been clear on our priorities of expanding the child tax cret and keeping the aca premiums and address medicaid coverage gap and have strong legislation on climate. i think it's important for everyone in the house and the senate to be clear what their top priorities are. because the talk has been about a number but really underneath that number are policies that impact the american people. we want to make sure there are strong policies to help our communities. to do that, we have to talk about what those policies ar

. >>> plus -- >>> democratic congresswoman debbie dingell lighting into marjorie taylor greene after the republican extremist berated democrats for advancing an abortion rights bill. dingle is here with us to talk about that moment and what it says about the current state of american politics. >>> plus, as police ramp up their search for gabby petito's killer, families of color with missing children say they feel forgotten. we're going to talk to the father of a missing black man who says he had to hire his own private investigator to get answers. >>> and -- >> i need the two of you to step off for a second. >> okay. they have to leave, and we'll tell you why. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we'll tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> the bizarre moment playing out on live tv. two hosts of "the view" had to leave the set as they were about to introduce vice president kamala harris. we'll tell you what's raising those questions. >>> good morning. it's saturday, september 25th. i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson. sunny mould have thought, this is what we're doin

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but i'm with debbie dingell.ut my faith in nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and joe biden to get this across the finish line. >> what are you hearing about krysten sinema's relationship with fellow democrats? is this becoming a toxic relationship? >> i don't think it is. first of all krysten sinema is running around with spread sheets. this is someone doing a lot of home work on the nitty gritty. she may not talk to the press but i can assure you she is sharing with other members where she is and why she is where she is. they're not talking about it publicly because once again they don't want to tie her to anything until they get a deal. but there's a lot of things in this bill she is really for. she is all about the clean energy pieces of this. she really wants that. you hit on something earlier. i'm not sure she and joe manchin are moving lock step on this thing. >> correct. >> i think there's negotiations going on with krysten sinema. i believe she will get there, too. i believe they'll get a bill eventually. an

debbie would regularly wear this sailor style when she went to work. this is one of the photos we have of her wearing that hat. just above that photo you will see debbie with her dalmatian which she absolutely loved. then if you come down to the screen here we can go and we can look at debbie welsh. a bio that will cover her life and who she was. you can come over and look through additional photos. you see her with her dalmatian but you can scroll through. she loved to fly and she was known for taking some left over airline mail home with her. she lived in new york city and would take those home and distribute those to some of the homeless or people in need and she would see that they were distributed and used. i'm sure that didn't go with airline policy. this is her with her husband. over here some items that belonged to first officer leroy homer, a patch from his military service with the united states air force. he was a graduate from the united states air force academy, his wings and his luggage tag from united airlines. also you have marian britt

those who murdered the but debbie never stops thinking about what might have been. >> but i think if these past 20 years, i wonder. no wonder what would she be doing. you know, what would her children to be like her husband where with her career be. i mean, she was truly out there for other people. you know, she wasn't just doing this for herself. debbie, sometimes wonders whether deaurra was somehow meant to be on flight 93. >> she gave her life fighting for something she had often said would be her legacy. her ation, of course, and minds who is here peace on this planet. so she has a they're quote of hers. we all found it in her journal. people >> what where when, why. how? >> i ask keys. >> rob fladeboe kron 4 news credible young woman. but 2 decades after the world trade center bombing. the pain is still very real for friends and family of the nearly 3,000 people who died in that attack. >> but educators want to make sure those too young to remember 9.11. well, understand the significance of that day one way that's being done studying how the attacks have been incorporated into s

francesca, you heard congresswoman debbie tidingell me it continues to be the day from hell . joe manchin has said 1.5 trillion is his top line. progressives are saying that is not good enough. so we are not going to vote for the infrastructure bill because we want more than that for the big spending bill for social safety net programs. do you think there is even going to be a vote based on your reporting on the infrastructure bill tonight? >> well if there is a vote doesn't look like it would pass. house speaker nancy pelosi has indicated she wouldn't want to put a vote on the floor if they didn't think it would pass. we'll have to see. but as the white house said they're in it to win it, jake. the question at this point is if it didn't pass tonight or if the vote is held when would that vote take place? how would that affect the president's agenda? what i am told is that even if it took place in a couple weeks or maybe a couple months it still wouldn't affect the time line or implementation. so they have a little breathing room on this tonight. >> you interviewed josh f gott

debbie: it's not because of weakening demand per se.e some of the pc makers are struggling to get other types of chips. this is a short-term issue. the situation will revert when shortages ease in the coming months. francine: how is mike rounds forecast impacting peers in other regions? are we having a repricing across the board? debbie: what you have seen, south korea as much as 3.5 percent in the early trading session. industry equipment and material supply including japan's has dropped as much is 5.6% earlier this morning. tom: recap where we stand in terms of the global chip shortage and what the demand situation is currently looking like. debbie: we are still seeing a pretty strong trip demand all around. the tight supply of chips is likely to persist for two or three quarters to come. the ceo said yesterday that demand for semiconductor has increased. the tight supply is likely to last into the first half of 2022. chipmakers have said that they are seeing orders filling up very quickly. they are not sure that they will be able to

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. >> that's representative debbie dingell throwing down with controversial republican colleague, marjorie taylor greene. my conversation with congresswoman dingell about that is coming up. >>> plus, new reporting this hour that suggests potential concerns about the political standing of vice president kamala harris. >>> and facebook under the microscope for the role it plays in misinformation to its millions of users. we'll look at the impact on just one issue later this hour. >>> but we begin with former president trump and his first public appearance since the results of the messy, partisan republican-backed election recount in arizona. trump will take the stage in perry, georgia, later tonight. after trying to spin arizona's review that reaffirmed biden's win in maricopa county, by the way, as a further example of fraud. his claims were cherry-picked from the cyber ninjas report, which the county itself decided to snarkly fact check on twitter. on the claim that more than 23,000 mail-in ballots voted from a prior address, the county said, quote, cyber ninjas still don't understand this

as i said, including debbie wasserman schultz. mr. speaker, i trust that we will pass this today in just a few minutes. i trust the senate will take it up immediately and we will send it to the president of the united states. he supports this. he urges that we pass it. he will do the same in the senate. this is the right thing to do. it is what america does. it stands up for countries who stand up for freedom. and so i urge the house on both sides of the aisle to overwhelmingly support the passage of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i

as i said, including debbie wasserman schultz. mr.peaker, i trust that we will pass this today in just a few minutes. i trust the senate will take it up immediately and we will send it to the president of the united states. he supports this. he urges that we pass it. he will do the same in the senate. this is the right thing to do. it is what america does. it stands up for countries who stand up for freedom. and so i urge the house on both sides of the aisle to overwhelmingly support the passage of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i a

. >> debbie says my husband, tony. i'm going through divorce. with debra was dumbstruck. detectives you're looking at the wrong guy. he had met her a few times. over the years that we weren't social. never told police that she and tony had been married for 17 years. and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had been moving to a house in miami gardens with a. friend for 20 years, he worked for a florida east coast rail war, he basically drove a tree for. 11 >> police drove a train for a living detectives want to talk to toni and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you, know this deborah's foreign? >> melissa, i know her from her. i've seen a few times. >> you guys never had any problems maybe, anything like? that no i don't think i ever spoke to her. >> do you know if she had anything to do with what you're going through right now with debra? >> i don't know. and i really don't know. >> that wouldn't bother you if she? did >> know the thing is i just want to get away from my wife. i just want to be in peace. with melissa's death? >> no

debbie loved for her community was apparent during her time as the c.e.o. of united way of south georgia where she served eight counties and 26 agencies. a giant in her local community, debbie also served as the president of the rotary club of jessup and on the board of the downtown development authority.s ambassador of the year for her selfless sacrifice in her community and thankful for the impact she had on my district and know her legacy will remain and our thoughts and prayers are with her and all who knew her during this most difficult time. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and honor jeff leury for his long and accomplished pharmacy career and he discovered his passion helping others at the university of georgia's school of pharmacy. following graduation, he bought his first pharmacy in 1973 and would go on to own five other pharmacies. his accomplishments are nothing short of extraordinary from starting the georgia pharmacy foundation to his service on the georgia pharmacy association, jeff's leadership has been felt throughout the great state

this morning congresswoman debbie dingell says despite their differences, democrats are determined to get it done. >> we have to get both bills. you can't have one without the other. we've got to get both of the bills. in my book, failure is not an option, and we're going to have to figure it out, and every democrat needs to know that. >>> and new today the border encampment in del rio, texas, is officially empty. it comes almost a week after nearly 15,000 migrants, most of them haitians huddled in makeshift shelters hoping for the chance to seek asylum. some will get that chance while the others will be expelled. flights to haiti will continue throughout the weekend despite democratic opposition. joining us monica alba joins us from the white house, and julie circumstance at the capitol, good day and welcome to you both, talk about the significance of president biden releasing donald trump's white house documents to the january 6th committee. . >> reporter: and this is the white house saying alex essentially initially they're open to this, they're not going to assert executive privil

what i want you to do for me, debbie, is just pull back the curtain because you have been in these roomspen. you know what this looks like, and when we hear that speaker pelosi is going to stand before the caucus and make one final plea, i think everyone thinks she is going to give some speech like out of american president and all of the sudden, everyone's going to be like oh i see the light. i changed my mind. that's not how this actually works, right? there is back-room negotiating where people are trying to figure out what can actually go into this. so, your sense reading the tea leaves, they are going to debate tomorrow, they are going to vote thursday. what does that mean? >> yeah. hi, alicia, and hi, everyone. look. the speaker knows very well what she is doing and i think that she needs a few days to make sure that she hears from those concerned democrats. whether they're the more moderate or the more progressive democrats in the caucus on the bill. she is going to make sure that she has the votes once the bill is on the floor. i have absolutely no doubt in my mind that she will

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i want to hold up debby dingle. we need to stand up.of all of the generations of women coming after us who have a right to reproductive freedom. let's hold her up. couldn't be prouder of that generation, that particular kind of white woman. that's all i wanted to say. >> all right. say that, connie. now let's talk about the week ahead for congress with the house, we just played the sound of speaker pelosi talking about sort of where the votes may or may not happen. she said, i'm not bringing something to the floor unless it has the votes. well, let's have a listen to what pramila jayapal said on cnn moments ago. >> we're ready to vote for both. we are excited to vote for both and we will vote for both but we need to actually get the reconciliation deal done. i don't believe there will be a vote. >> you don't think there's going to be a vote tomorrow? >> the speaker is an incredibly good vote counter and she knows where her caucus is. >> the votes aren't there? >> the votes aren't there. >> eugene, the votes aren't there for a vote tomor

i hereby appoint the honorable debbie dingell to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god, our creator, redeemer and sustainer, we pray your inspiration over the reconvening of this body, with much to be discussed, debated and decided, allow your holy spirit to brewed over the tumultuous waters and bring order and purpose into this new day. redeem the efforts and intent of all who endeavor to steward the responsibilities you have given them. may each of us speak out of genuine commitment, not just to the nobleness of our position, but to the welfare of our common humanity. may we exercise courtesy and compassion in our dealings with one another. even those with whom we disagree. sustain us when the days grow long and patience grows short. when we are jealous of our time and sparing of respect. may you in your kindness to us cause our love to increase and our -- mutual regard with each other win o

debbie moulton was verbally abused while filling up petrol cans on the road as some have been delayeding to refuel. >> the first call is at seven. she got to the client at a quarter to eight so she was 45 minutes late for the person who could not get out of bed until we were there. they were uncomfortable, in bed, needing their meds. >> 16% of stations are fully stocked compared to 10%, far below the 40% considered normal. >> supplies are coming back onto the four thoughts. when you really needt. there has been no acute shortage so month -- so much. there were lessons according to a top civil servant involved there. >> they needed to be persuaded. it won't be a quick fix. >> that means petrol prices already at an eight year high. laura: what is behind the shortages? is it brexit? the pandemic? >> it is ramping back up as the pandemic recedes. and inther european countries, there is a shortage of truck drivers and lori drivers to sort of distribute all that extra demand that is out there. number one, because 10,000 to 20,000 eu nationals were driving lorries in the u.k. and have gone h

amy: during the hearing, whitman was questioned by florida democratic congressmember debbie wasserman. >> the epa did have the ability to take over the site at the point they felt -- that is under presidential decision in the national contingency plan come the epa could have taken over control of the sites and the city as the lead agency if they felt the city was properly protecting their workers. they had the ability to do it and chose not to. if you are saying the law was not structured in new york to allow you to do that, then why didn't the epa take over? >> congresswoman, under epa would have under certain circumstances had the authority to take over the site. what had to be proven in order to invoke the superfund act, substantive substantial and imminent danger. the readings we were getting -- this was relative to the overall air, talking more about outside of the pile or not indicating that. we were working in fashion with new york. as far as the workers on the pile, we were tasked why osha to do -- excuse me, by fema to do the health and safety monitoring, to monitor the air.

>> right, are you telling me i'm our debbie distopian instead of debbie downer?harles: [laughter]. >> even though i'm not about distopian at all. [laughter]. so you know, we like to be anticipatory. no, i like, netflix is going to be sensitive to the tech sector which will be sensitive to rates which is going to be as you say, these levels aren't scary, but again how much does it spike, we don't have any information about exactly when the tapering is starting, exactly by how much. that is going to weigh on tech. ultimately speaking though if we have some of the bad distopian stories playing out in the credit markets, get contagion from china or china corporate bonds go down these tech, the tech sector has the healthiest balance sheet. they can absorb things. they can absorb higher corporate taxes. they can absorb higher input costs. it can return to be a defensive sector. right now i think the nasdaq is probably going to make a higher low here and probably people will buy the dip. we'll watch to see how some of this bad news plays out. charles: sweet. another by

this is debbie out of california who supports them. good morning. caller: good morning. definitely support the thing that biden just said because we have to take care of our own people. people that do not get vaccinated are putting other people at risk. i have blood cancer and not think it is right for people to put others at risk of this vaccine. the pandemic has killed millions of people. people that do not understand this, are not patriotic people. we have to stand up for our country. host: out of pennsylvania, this is ashley on the line for those who oppose. good morning. caller: i am very opposed to this. i believe that being a nurse and a mother, i am very educated about this virus. i have had covid and been vaccinated. i just do not think that -- i think it should be up to the individual. they have put so much pressure on healthcare workers and the public and i think this should be an option. i do not believe that people, we are already struggling and i do not think that this should make a voice in where we stand. i do believe that things will eventually get bette

democratic congresswoman debbie dingle joins me now.ebbie, we saw pelosi's letter that came out yesterday saying it will be an intensive few days. how brutal is this week ahead going to be for democrats like yourself? >> i'll tell you will be the week from hell. the fact of the matter failure is not an option. there is at stake. we need both bills. we have to come together as a caucus. the "d" in democrat for me stands for deliver. we need both bills and we have to figure out how to make that happen. >> it is interesting baze you have been in congress a long time. >> not that long! >> not that long. long enough, long enough. >> yeah. long enough. i've been three terms but i'm a seasoned person at watching the congress. no. i have never seen it this bad. there's more tension, more intensity than i have ever seen probably comply kated by many factors including a pandemic. what's at stake is too serious and real. we have to come together. we need both of these bills. what's in this infrastructure bill is important but we can't get to where

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margaret, and then debbie dingell would treat this hold my pearls. how is all of this being received, this kind of public altercation? >> i mean, forget about the democratic caucus, i'd say the republican caucus is horrified by this particular lawmaker, but she drives -- drives so much of her fundraising and buzz from notoriety and from kind of viral things like this that go viral that i think she does feel that it does advantage her. for democrats the balancing act is, you know, what's the point of losing your temper. the concern for leaders in both parties is -- is 2022 going to be a year -- a midterm year when there's an expansion of members like this or are there still sort of a marginal number of members that they have to deal with in this fashion. >> and then the personal challenge with everyone, you know, engage or not engage? how is either most beneficial? all right. david, margaret, rachel, thanks to all of you. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, eight members of the nypd hospitalized with coronavirus and now the police

i couldn't believe she was yelling at debbie dingle who is a nice person. >> these republicans are goingeat replacement theory, on critical race theory, which is taught in law school supposedly infecting the minds of white children and anthony maskism, demanding children infect each other with school. that is the 2022 campaign on the republican side. is there any chance that despite redistricting and gerrymandering that will succeed? >> republicans have an advantage in the house because they could pick up eight to ten seats just on redistricting. the republican playbook in ''22 is about culture wars and critical race theory. this is all -- use the word racism. this is a racist republican platform. you know, when i see replacement theory, i think of this. it's the poem on the statue of liberty, emma lazarus tells us bring me your tired, your poor yearning to breathe free. the passage before that she says, hey, keep, oh, distant last night, keep your pomp, famous, and fabulous. send me, send us, the united states, your tired, your poor, those yearning to be free >> yeah. >> the story of th

those who murdered the but debbie never stops thinking about what might have been. >> but i think ifthese past 20 years, i wonder. no wonder what would she be doing. you know, what would her children to be like her husband. where would her career be. i mean, she was truly out there for other people. she wasn't just doing this for herself. debbie, sometimes wonders whether deaurra was somehow meant to be on flight 93. >> she gave her life fighting for something she had often said would be her legacy. her biggest wish, of course, and minds who is here peace on this planet. so she has a they're quote of hers. we all found it in her journal. people >> what where when, why. how? >> i ask keys. >> rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> 7.29 and our top story right now is the weather. the lightning strikes. i didn't see the bolts, but just the whole sky lit up several times hear this is video shot out of the north bay. we had some in santa rosa viewers also sending in pictures, 2 from. >> places like petaluma as well. the sky was really lighting up and the rain's coming down to. and we're also on the

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that we support covax as the main distributor for sharing debbie ho approved vaccines. fight misinformion and exercise transparency to build public trust. >> vcine supply is imbalanced in a big way. 75% of covid vaccines have gone to 10 countries. here is our population correspondent on whether joe biden's target is realistic. >> it's possible because we will have the supply. th supply will be there for this to be possible by may of next year which is a lontime in advance of joe biden's targets. will they be to strip you did fairly? when we look at what has been pledged and donated so far, but -- there isn't a lot of room for optimism, it is certainly possible. these rich companies -- countries will have to get on board. >> we have heard big promises before. g7 members vowing to donate a billion doses to poorer countries over the next year. the g7 host, the u.k. promising 100 million of that pledge. look at how far -- what the u.k. has donated so far is just under 9 million. president biden pledged 580 million and u.s. has donated 140 million doses so far. bear in mind

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my debbie was seen with the wake up walked through the bus, past the liquor stores. caspar past the 1st visit to the 2nd burger king ordered my favorite, well, hash browns bodies drawn. and i don't know if we love deserting. i just love not being hungry in written and performed chiefly by young hispanics and african americans. the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on youtube. so i, i think awareness makes it possible for people to make choices. i think we're fighting to be heard. i think we're fighting, get the word out. i think we're fighting against interest that want to see us fail as long as big so to spending money, they don't sleep that the campaign a fight against them can't sleep. meanwhile, 3000 miles away on the east coast. another activist has risen up and come the podium to tell of community unit being decimated. and how is a crisis in our community and for me as a crisis, because i'm finding that i'm losing more people to sweets than i am to the streets and i'm losing more people took diet related issues than i am to the streets to gun violence. this is an epidemic, and