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during an exclusive interview with abc's deborah roberts, siegfried disputes manticore's trainer who recently claimed that roy was to blame for the attack. >> chris lawrence has come forward now saying -- >> i know. >> -- that roy had not been paying as much attention to the tiger. that he changed the routine that night, that it threw him off and that roy essentially was to blame. was he? >> i told you roy passed out. he had a stroke. how he can change the routine? he even was not on stage. he was backstage. >> and you can hear much more of deborah's interview coming up on "good morning america." >>> in sports another foul ball has left a baseball fan bloody and in the hospital. a woman at the tigers/rangers game was hit in the forehead. she was sitting along the right field line which is not protected by netting. the rangers plan to extend their net next season. >>> well, it was a much happier ballpark moment as miami's isan diaz made his big league debut against the mets. so his parents were interviewed in the stands and then this happened. >> oh! oh! oh! proud papa. his son's firs

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johnson had worked in the tennessee department of corrections for 38 years. >> deborah johnson was aons professional in every way. and she served us well and the people of tennessee well. >> reporter: johnson's funeral services will be on friday. watson's daughter actually issued a statement thanking law enforcement and offering condolences to johnson's family. as for watson, he'll be arraigned later this week and have more charges, including first-degree murder. >>> new details in a deadly and widespread outbreak of legionnaires disease at a major hotel in atlanta. one person has died and possibly dozens more got sick from bacteria which can cause a severe form of pneumonia. all were guested at the sheraton atlantaa hotel. mark strassmann has more on the outbreak and the first lawsuit. >> reporter: this hotel is still closed as it has been since mid-july when everyone had to be evacuated. since then, at least a dozen people have tested positive for legionnaires, but hundreds more may have been exposed. by the time guests arrived at the sheraton atlanta on july 15th, 49-year-old cami

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attacks by boko haram and other groups many people have fled to outside nigeria that's the case of deborah that 18 a young woman is building a new life in portugal a country which unlike some of its european neighbors is still welcoming immigrants portugal has it all has become that's right almost 2000 refugees since 2015. 21 year all dobro ceratin makes parts for watches in the city of those central portugal just over a year ago she fled nigeria and was rescued from the mediterranean now she lives in a small apartment provided by the local council. is good because now i'm walking in. and i know. they're braze coming to the m a for your current program that helps refugees to become self-sufficient in the host country portugal welcomes refugees to come but a shortage of manual workers and the drilling population. forcing it's good for our country's economy and the population growth. companies themselves are asking for migrants now because they help the local economy whether it's in factories or farming. and in food and the mayor agrees he say's the new arrivals like their brother are helpin

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family and she remembers sitting down at the kitchen table and there was a silence and all the sudden deborahthe daughter, who was six, said, what is everyone waiting for? i'm ready to go. the six-year-olds can have an opinion and they can in fact inject from agency into political goals. the other reason girls tended to desegregate schools is because they were good at it. in order to desegregate the school you have to have two qualities.the first is physical courage which for any civil rights venture you need but the other thing you need is social dexterity. these girls were self-possessed, they were polite, they were personable, they were composed, they were diplomatic and they were patient. all the qualities were needed if you are going to spend large amount of time with white adults and white students in hostile difficult situations. black girls from a young age learned these skills as an everyday part of their lives. diplomacy, self possession and poise especially they learned these skills as a way to protect themselves when they were out on the streets when white men were harass them whe

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board member deborah allen. she's kicking around the idea of proposing this ban. a ban on panned technologying and busking. that's when you play music and perform for money in the aisle. passengers feel they can't get away had this happens on trains and we did hear that sentiment this morning. >> do you feel trapped? >> i feel trapped it's hard. they are human beings just trying to make a living. i think a lot of them sometimes have mental illness too so you don't know. >> i think it should be banned. it's annoying. >> why? >> well, you know, b.a.r.t. for me is my time to relax. to and fro. i don't want to be bothered with people with their loud music and dancing and panhandlers i don't like it either. >> the san francisco examiner reports that the aclu would fight it saying it is likely unconstitutional. the aclu is currently fight similar proposal in sacramento. the president of the b.a.r.t. board says he also would not support this ban. he calls it polarizing. the idea has not been proposed yet but it is already generating a lot of talk. live in dublin, abc 7 n

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today deborah is bedridden and in extreme pain. since her first surgery she has moved from employer coverage to the tennessee health insurance marketplace and medicare. despite this coverage paying for her care has taken all of her savings. deborah told us i had about $2 million in surgery plus a bunch of other expenses in an antibiotic that cost a hundred and $50 a day. before this, i had a brand-new house, brand-new car, the car was repossessed and almost went into foreclosure. she was in the hospital when the repo papers came, i play my life 20 years ago and i did not expect this to happen. it hit me so hard and it took everything. this is not what i thought would happen to me. any of us, could be deborah, any of us could be building a lives in saving and then because of poor healthcare quality and autocare cost it can be taken from us. it is time for our nation to take a long hard look at her healthcare system, the system that works for families to ensure the best. not threaten our economic dependence. they strongly support the

we are very happy to have with us secretary deborah james. she left the pentagon and is only the second woman in history to serve as the secretary of the air force. not bad for some one plan b.. if plan a worked out, james would be part of the american diplomatic corps. that was her childhood dream. in her book, aim high, she writes that she was heartsick when she didn't get accepted into the diplomatic corps but she moved on and got a job at the department of the army and then in 1993, president bill clinton appointed her to be assisted secretary defends. they made her a senior adviser to the secretary of defense on matters involving 1.8 million national guard and reserve personnel worldwide. she offers a budget of $10 billion supervises a staff of 100. so then in 2013, president obama pitched the idea of her leaving the air force. james was in the private sector and funds president technical engineering sector of the science applications corp. of leading a major military service offered a challenge she was ready to tackle. she was arriving

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let's bring in deborah blum. she's had people sue over sexual misconduct.about the catholic church, didn't it? >> yes. this has been put into action for over 12 years. people pressing the legislation to relax the statute of limitations. it was passed into law in february of 2019. now as we just talked about or as we just said, the courts will be flooded with suits about the catholic church, universities and we're going to see probably large pay-outs by institutions that otherwise do good. >> shepard: why did this happen? it's a big change in the law. >> if you speak to crime victim advocates or mental health professionals, they'll tell you it talks until age 52 for a victim to be ready to speak out about their accuser. what we need to focus on is in terms of criminal actions, you only have until age 28 under this law. so if you allege that you were the victim of a sex crime, the prosecution can only bring the case until that victim turns age 28. >> i would guess that there's some institutions that are concerned about their viability in the face of this. >>

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