he reminds me of debra a lot. make sure that shawna's memory lived on. >> should have never happened, but it made us better detectives and it -- it made charlotte police department a better homicide unit. >> in a statement to "20/20," about the wallace investigation, the charlotte-mecklenburg police department says, the detectives worked the cases as diligently as they would have any homicide case, with the race of the victim being irrelevant. in the aftermath of the murders, the department says it added staffing to the homicide unit and implemented regular mandatory meetings to better identify related cases. >> you know, the guys in the homicide unit, i know them all from that time. it's just that they were put in a situation where you just couldn't win. >> listen to the families, because they are the voices of the victims. >> i fight for my own breath sometimes. i fight to be here. if i had a dollar for every time that i've been told, ms. sumpter, i know i'm gonna make it, because you're making it. >> none of th

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today, from the comedy "that 90's show," debra jo rupp.

and we liberated the so-called miantang border of manali, the martyrs of khormarroudi, debra and falahi sacrificed their lives in the kushk strait so that the equipment and manpower could reach kermanshah from ilan. landed in islamabad. the freedom of assembly and the right to protest are stated in the german constitution, while most protests in germany are ended by the police without any particular problem. human rights organizations are concerned about what they call a worrying trend. after holding any demonstration in solidarity with the palestinians , it should be done with the mildest means , so for peace-loving citizens, this process usually involves removing them from the place. but some issues are beyond this, such as causing pain by holding hands tightly, or even using pepper spray or hitting , which are not allowed. that these measures are widely used in practice is a relatively new development. now we also see that this method is also used for peaceful sieges can don't twist that woman's hand, why do you have to hurt people? in general, the behavior of the police is based on

we spoke with one woman, debra langston. she's a retired judge, big supporter of president biden. a lifelong democrat, but she says it's i'm for him to leave the race. take a listen. >> i love that man. he's done more for black people than any president i know. but i think cognitively, his time has come. i almost feel like a traitor, but it's nothing personal, but this country cannot let trump win. >> reporter: debra says she would vote for vice president harris, if president biden were to leave the race, but this is emblematic of the struggle that the president will have to deal with in places like michigan. such a crucial state for his reelection, where he's already having trouble with certain voters in the state because of the israel-hmas war. now there are some concerns among some of the voter here's he may not be up to the job and they would like to see another candidate perhaps. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. as the president gears up for that michigan rally, the head count continues on capitol hill, where julie is standing by. i understand you have some new reporting. >> rep

. >> is the homeowner, debra allen. >> my house could have gone up. it, it is very scary. >> that night she was out of town from the home she has lived in for 40 years. >> it is very emotional. my husband passed away a few years ago and all of his stuff is in there and that would have been the most important thing that i would of lost. >> reporter: she says neil went well beyond his duty. >> he did not have to do that. he thought of saving, you know, my house and, you just can not, there is just no words for that. >> her home, spared. thanks to an officer in the right place at the right time who simply did the right thing. >> i saw a need and just moved, moved to the need and, and reacted like anybody else would, hopefully.. >>> all right, we are heading into the weekend. we have to talk about the weather. so hot lately. i talked to friends way out in the east bay and they said it is so miserable. >> way east bay? way inland. >> you mean where i live >> passed where you live. it has been hot recently. there is one of the cool down, the fog, now shroud

speaking of awkward, real quick, first thing i ever said on the air, april 13, 1985, tv 8, wooz, debra tomkins butters me up, introducing me, she says vernon glenn is here for sports in his tv 8 debut, and i'm sure he will do a great job. and i said, aw shucks. that's all i had. aw shucks. >> better than the other s -- >> it wasn't a pregnant pause like coach, but still -- >> shucks and not the sh word, and i think we're off to an okay start. >> right. just a 23-year-old kid, sara. >> that was only a couple years ago. all right, vern, thank you. >>> taylor tomlinson is at the top of her game. she already has one of the biggest jobs you can get in entertainment as the host of after midnight a hit late night show here on cbs. while she tours the country doing stand-up shows, i sat down with her about her rise to the top and the advice she got along the way. >> i have three younger siblings. they're all gen z, all queer, all in relationships and so disappointed in me every time i date another straight white guy. >> reporter: she's kind of a big deal. at the ripe old age of 30, she's got h

so as we talk about more, we also have debra who benefits from war? can you help me unpack that a little bit who's really beneficial? it is the old dress button slogan coolly, bono, who benefits are going all the way back and we'll shoot for name. let's just go in the last century world war one. the loans by j. p. morgan to the british for arms, for it should british it and tried to deal, or even it had lost the war to some extensions p motor window calling bankrupt. and wilson, our president could not allow that to happen. it would have been a financial disaster and back to show on for later on in particular. whoa, whoa, who benefited from vietnam going on as long as you do it? or ref, cashier right now, the way that we're supporting in your money true arms, just show the review and the way it is keeping it actually genocide, a more going on or a normative massacre. and i think with very little benefit trick shipped to the i'm sure your factors, people ask, why don't we learn more from our failures in vietnam and finish down and elsewhere? and the an

. >> reporter: debra lewis-langston says she'd now prefer to vote for vice president harris. >> biden being 81 years old, no fault of his own, things don't work the way they used to work. i'm 71, and i can tell you, they just don't. >> reporter: at that high-stakes press conference the president drew prize for his command of foreign policy but also criticism for this gaffe. >> look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president if i didn't think she was qualified to be president, let's start there. >> reporter: after former president trump quickly mocked his opponent swapping vice president harris' name for his, president biden shot back. "by the way, yes, i know the difference. one's a prosecutor, and the other is a felon." today, two weeks after "the new york times" editorial board urged president biden to leave the race, it published another essay, this one calling former president trump unfit to lead writing, mr. trump has shown a character unworthy of the responsibility of the president and demonstrated an utter lack of respect for the constitution, the rule of

she's now 16 and an ambassadorfor debra.nd barbie doll. she has her name on the box in braille, and comes with a cane and sunglasses. our correspondent lauren moss explains. # i'm a barbie girl in the barbie world... it's one of the most iconic dolls, once known for unrealistic ideals of what women should perhaps look like, now celebrated for being diverse and inclusive. with the latest edition, blind barbie, hitting the shelves today for children who are blind or partially sighted. oh, my gosh, barbie, have you got a little cane? lucy started losing her sight when she was 11. aw, this makes me so emotional. she is now a barbie ambassador. for the 25,000 blind or partially sighted children in the uk, lucy says it's a toy they can finally relate to. when i lost my eyesight nearly 12 years ago now i would have just dreamed to have a little blind barbie to play with. and i think growing up with a visual impairment, i didn't see myself represented, so i think this is a massive landmark moment. this barbie is totally unique, she

department, and he started his life as an officer rather than know, mazda included, he has the latest from debra butler in central goza. last, his air strike was all grades in the middle area for a good term problem where the, where the civil defense teams are still trying to search to recover and to rescue more bodies where these really courses targeted. uh please 2 houses full of display people and residents in the past 24 hours. we're talking about at least $25.00 policy new killed in the middle area. and most of them were he, it's where it took here and their funeral were here in the hospital. let me 1st tell you about this baby that was uh, removed from his mother is a one b c section where his mom was killed as that is where the forces targeted at their house and was laid off. his mom is a 25 year old mom. she she married a months before the war and she got she was expecting her baby before she was killed. the father is still in is in the hospital where he was severely injured. a house full sword. he's a warning of a new medical crisis unfolding and garza. the podium virus has been found i

this is debra a single as a kind of total honeywell that you have well then would have to have the she has a single if you need the string on hold is inmates this my own. i made it myself, actually for home for my children, and we thought of it a lot of mirrors and we loved miss mace for sure. so just let making. this is a symbol of, of being advocates on this before. for the women here, it's this craft is that feeds their families and paste the school fees. and for on a, it's a way of keeping the culture of thoughts with denise and her mother's tradition alive. and she is doing a beautiful job, keeping her tradition alive. but what is tradition if we do not protect our environment and its deep cultural heritage that it contains? because it is a hidden gen, surrounded by breathtaking landscape overflowing with rich cultural diversity and boasting or unique history. however, that beauty is slowly being swallowed by plastic waste. a social enter printer has now come up with a clever initiative and is reusing the waste. take a look. what comes to book cover the copy to the soft cube is th

now the fall, rise a say look, this is on democratic, this is debra classic and legal. and it's certainly something that has been done in most elections before. will just have to see the impact that actually has. because even though a candidate might draw a fast as a constituency, let's say less than candidate my to houses. right? so it doesn't mean that everyone suddenly cared to say for the centers candidates, and that constituency instead of the fall right candidate. so it's very difficult to predict what might happen. so the national riley calling style was the president saying about this. right, so we've not heard from me 1st since emanuel michael has not seen a seat or spoken in public since sunday when he turned up to vote in north and falls. the unusual outpaced method jackets of wasteful cap looking very casual, considering such a crisis moments in french politics. michael, we have this that has spoken to some of his ministers and is in charge them to try and make sure the far right conversation. when inconsistencies, maybe he's not coming out to speak because

so as we talked about more, we also have debra who benefits from war. can you help me unpack that a little bit? let's really benefit it. is the old dress latin slogan, coolly bone. whole benefits are going all the way back and we'll shoot for name. let's just go in the last century world war one. the loans by j. p. morgan to the british for arms, for it should british it, and i had to deal, or even it had lost the war to some extent sharpie marker with calling bankrupt. and wilson, our president could not allow that to happen. it would have been a financial disaster. and like to show on for later on in particular, whoa, whoa, who benefited from vietnam going on as long as you do it? or ref, cashier right now the we're the, we're supporting in your money true arms. just show the review. and the way i is keeping it actually genocide, a more going on or a normative massacre. and i think with very little benefit trick shipped to the i'm sure your factors, people ask, why don't we learn more from our failures in vietnam and finish down and elsewhere? and the

was hit by russian missiles, emergency responders have been working throughout the nights. clearing debra and searching for survivors with cities. merit says it's one of the worst attacks on the capital since the war began. at least 36 people were killed in russian attacks across ukraine on monday. sorry, i can't get reports now. this is what remains of the off my deep children's hospital and keith dudley by roger miss south struck the building in broad daylight smoke below down to the destruction and the horror of yes, another attack. what a medical facility became apparent we came here to the hospital 5 minutes before the thought happened. we managed to get to the pediatric ward. i don't know. it is a nightmare. i both even know if it was a miss size hits, or the fragments of a messiah. not a moment to lose, and the front took efforts to save as many lives possible. as rescue as remove debris as quickly as they could to search for survivors. this is ukraine's largest pediatric hospital and the leading center in the country for treating children with cancer. positive it now reduced to ru

your numbers of cases or debra t are the number of americans that are being caught up in this overseas? are there numbers on that? >> you could probably turn data. we are not like keeping a pile of 70 americans over there that we were going to deal with because of some help make our numbers looked at it does not matter to us if the facts of the case with the criteria stacked over them indicators wrongfulness we are going to take the case. there's a not a bank of americans that are not coming on to i could see the xl spreadsheet. the numbers are going down i hope that to be the same. all will say we are working prevention and deterrence of that one day it may be seven, eight, nine years from now i can dismantle a good chunk of my office because we found by word of multilateral group of nations we can raise the cost of taking people as hostages and make this problem go away. >> what you say to critics who say by making these deals and i will point out the iran deal about a year ago five runs were real lease, five americans u.s. and froze about $6 billion in frozen iranian money. i unders

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today, from the comedy "that 90's show," debra jo rupp.

she's now 16 and an ambassadorfor debra. is priceless. jon maguire, bbc news, inverness. graeme, isla and her dad, andy will be joining us here on the sofa at quarter past 8 to tell us more about their latest challenge to support people living with eb. i know that is something they are all very keen to do. such a special friendship they have. they are great with each other, aren't they? let's take a look at today's papers. us politics dominates the front pages today, as vice—president kamala harris secured a wave of endorsements from leading democrats in the presidential race. the times says ms harris declared "we're going to win this" in a message on x, whilst her campaign received a record amount of donations in 24 hours. they are talking about tens of millions of dollars pouring in. the guardian features a warning from police chiefs that every year at least two million women and girls in england and wales are estimated to be victims of violence, in an epidemic they're describing as a "national emergency". and the daily mi

what that man's role of people like debra that it's 56 right now going up. >> the deal is an to sellingnds. and republican vice presidential nominee jd vance's in town making his first stop in the bay area. plus, police say what lead they think to the shooting that happened in h >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for tuning in. on a tuesday, a deal to sell part of the oakland coliseum is moving forward. >> hopefully it will save some city job. now. we're also following the latest to about what may have led to the shooting death of a teenage girl in hayward will update you on the investigation. and as we get closer to the new school year, what people think about the new law that says that teachers do not have to out students in their classes. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james fletcher. we're going to go outside. before we geo

now, we're joined by constitutional law professor at princeton university, debra pearlstein, professor first you're reaction to this ruling? >> i think i'd have to say it's stunning stunning not so much for the particular ruling as it relates to former president trump, but for the breadth of power it recognizes in the executive and all president's going forward, it's certainly has consequences as the reporter was just mentioning, we can talk about for this case at a minimum, it is going to make it take quite a bit longer. it's unclear how it eventually comes out on some of the key allegations against president the former president. but it is clear that the court thinks well beyond what it needed to decide to decide this case that press presidents can tell the department of justice what to do and that decisions or actions by the president's advising the department of justice on prosecution's to bring more, not to bring are absolutely immune from suit. so concerns about the weaponization of the department of justice by future president, for example, those just it's got a lot bigger. it s

he's still mad at debra messing about something. >> he's angry at journalists that wrote something badago. he doesn't forget that stuff. so what would make him forgive this guy? and that should frighten every american and the fact the guy would want to ask for forgiveness. so either you were lying when you called him america's hitler and didn't believe it or you're lying now. >> yeah. up next for us, there is brand-new tape of donald trump, the ex-president, peddling completely baseless conspiracy theories about vaccines. we will show it to you next. racy theories about vaccines. we will show it to you next. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food, no family dinners, no special treats, not enough energy to play. all around the world, hunger is affecting children's physical and mental health. toddlers are suffering from acute m

roger hallam, daniel schorr, louise lancaster , lucia whittaker, lancaster, lucia whittaker, debra andsida gethin organised 45 protesters to climb onto gantries over the motorway for four successive days back in november. 22 prosecutors alleged the protest cost the metropolitan police over £1 million and caused more than £50,000 worth hours worth of vehicle delays for drivers. hallam was sentenced to five years imprisonment, while the remaining four defendants were each handed four years. the judge in the case said the five had crossed the line from concerned campaigners to fanatics . those are the latest fanatics. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an hour. see you then for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> welcome along. now i want to bnng >> welcome along. now i want to bring to light two astonishing cases of asylum seekers avoiding prison. firstly, the rolex rippers as they're infamously known, a case which saw

they said liar diminish, and then there's a song by debra caught said weekend can't be friends if we can't be lovers. and tonight, nikki haley. >> well, vivek was always over their vote. >> haley, ron desantis, you name it became donald trump's lovers and they don't want to just be his friend. they want to be in love with donald trump. so they have a future in the republican party. >> i think it is politics, but i think that's what the american public are sick of. their sick of it on the democratic side. and there's took it on the republican side. they want people to be genuine. >> and i just don't feel like tonight we saw people who really are genuine switch. >> it also is like chili wasn't saying this for years ago. she said for months literally go into politics. >> if you're looking for genuine people because you're not going to find them ai it's just the reality we were talking about this earlier my friend of mine and myself talking about this earlier and we were just talking about politics in general in where we are now in in this, in this strange environment, and people might g

. >> another one on that football one debra doyle.all and women's football are very different. if that were true, there should be no objection to a team of trans women competing against a team of women. no, that's not the point. it's not the reason why they're different in that respect is through strength. but the game itself is the same. but you wouldn't put a featherweight with a heavy weight . so you, you with a heavy weight. so you, you know, you're matching abilities . know, you're matching abilities. but the sport is exactly the same. there's no difference. that's what i think anyway. >> right? keep me coming in gbnews.com/yoursay. we'll try and get some more out before the end of the show , end of the show, >> right. we have some breaking news to bring you, card payments at a major high street shop like shops like asda, sainsbury's and also petrol stations across the uk appear to have crashed this morning. let us know if it's impacted you gbnews.com/yoursay. >> hopefully people have some cash on them. i know it's a rarity these

thank you very much, president elias, i agree with the chief and also debra walker making sure if youo changes, make sure the public has input on there, so that's the way, that's my position. okay. so i think that we have an amendment on the floor. we also have a request to kick this over till next week. so that's what we're going to do, commissioner clays or something else. yeah. i'd like the city attorney to give us an opinion as it relates to the language of prop e and how this would impose, if, in fact, would this be subject to your. i'm going to ask that commissioner carter, max carter, overstone provide the edit in writing so that i can take a look at it and then provide an opinion by next week. okay. great. sergeant. next item. do you need public comment on the previous. no, because i think we're pulling it okay. line item 16 discussion and possible action to approve revised department general order 5.06 citation release for the department to use in meeting and conferring with the affected bargaining units as required by law. discussion and possible action. the community engage

debra. good morning. are you there? caller: yes, ma'am.hat this assassination attempt he did not bring it on himself. i will tell you something. everybody is saying the election wasn't stolen. it was. if you look on fox news on their old reviews and that, they called it at 9:00, they called it too early. not only that, but the thing, you know, this project 2025 i read a little bit about it. i'm not against that. and trump has said he's against that. i don't know why people are making assumptions. if they can't research and read and do would have it takes to make an informed decision. not only that, but the people in any party -- and this has happened on both sides -- they played one side against the other. and i'm thinking, hey, we need a country. and here is another thing. we used to pay $1.87 a gallon of gas three or four years ago. we are paying up -- in california you are paying $4 and $5 a gallon. host: staying in florida port st. lucie, susie, republican lane. -- line. caller: i don't know where people are getting their news. and it