debra oles: no. andrea canning: gottlieb says debras stories of rods temper didnt add up either.me again when she is saying that she felt bullied by rod, she was afraid of him, the only thing she ever says in her e-mails is, "i love you, dear. i love you," over and over again. andrea canning: despite her denials, gottlieb said debra had been crushed when the relationship ended. her testimony, he said, was nothing more than the words of a woman scorned. robert gottlieb: so, is it fair to say, yes or no, you were jealous? debra oles: no, i was mad at him. i was mad at him for a lot of reasons. robert gottlieb: is it fair to say that you have a history and have admitted to being a habitual liar? debra oles: that is-- that is disgusting and false. that is not true. andrea canning: the defense conceded rod wasnt always a stand-up guy, but he said that didnt make him a murderer. robert gottlieb: you may despise him, you may not even be able to look at him, you may want to convict him. to convict somebody of murder, there's got to be proof. andrea canning: there was none, gottlieb said.

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. >> reporter: artistic director debra vaughn crafts diverse performances that bring people together.ing the black arts movement, she harnessed that power to bring something new to her native oakland. >> we need art. it changes like people's minds, people's hearts, people think differently. when you're involved in the arts. it's a mixture. just doing various things. >> reporter: so debra and two fellow dancers started dimensions dance theater in 1972 to teach and perform dance that reflects the history and experience of african americans. >> i have seen how art has helped people while they're on their own path. for people to discover who they are as people and what they can contribute. >> reporter: debra incorporates traditional and contemporary styles from the african diaspora. she brings back ideas, connections between dances there and those here in the u.s. >> it may not have been from a spiritual aspect, but it was more about survival. survival and uplifting our communities through music and dance. >> reporter: in addition to the dance company, dimensions dance theater also teache

and i think was i was. >> too scared. >> to reveal. >> debra messing. >> is talking. about this, the october. >> 7th attack. >> on israel. >> in her year. >> of. >> activism that followed. >> hello. >> hello. >> i'm deborah. >> including traveling to israel and gaza to meet with israeli soldiers and. >> victims of the attack. >> i felt compelled to go and to bear witness so that i could come back and share their stories and not be called a liar. >> messing has been. called a lot worse, as many. social media users have taken aim at her unflinching pro-israel. >> stance. >> it's a much. >> different identity. >> for messing than her time starring on the hit comedy will and grace. >> but apparently i wasn't good enough for your kabobs. >> messing feels she's on an island in hollywood with the israel-gaza war becoming a flashpoint that much of the industry has been reluctant to take on. like when messing and other jewish figures. >> in the. >> entertainment business launched a campaign calling on the u.s. government to prioritize the return of the hostages. >> and people.

makeup artist debra humphries worries about production moving out of state. >> a lot of those peoplehat are displaced also depend on working in california. i would absolutely call this a major crisis for the state of california. and also for hollywood. >> reporter: and a much-needed break for fire victims. california's insurance commissioner is urging companies to quickly pay out claims without requiring home inventories. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> if you're a fan of the kansas city chiefs, you are definitely not happy because it was a blowout super bowl win for the philadelphia eagles. game highlights included eagles kicker jake elliott drilling a 48-yard field goal, and for the chiefs a 50-yard fourth quarter touchdown pass from quarterback patrick mahomes. but it was too little too late for kansas city. the eagles dominated 40-22. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup" -- we'll take you to panama to see the results of president trump's threats to take back the panama canal. happy retirement, dad. thank you. thank you very much. so, dad, what are you going to do ne

i think that was laying dormant and i think was i was too scared to reveal. >> debra messing. >> is.alking about this, the october 7th attack on israel in her year of. activism that followed. >> hello. hello. >> i'm deborah. >> including traveling. >> to. >> israel and gaza to meet with israeli soldiers and victims of the attack. >> i felt compelled to go and to bear witness so that i could come back and share their stories and not be called a liar. >> messing has been called a lot worse, as many social media users have taken aim at her unflinching pro-israel stance. it's a much different identity for messing than her time starring on the hit comedy will and grace. >> but apparently i wasn't good enough for your. >> kabobs. >> messing feels she's on an island in hollywood. with the israel-gaza war becoming a flashpoint that much of the industry has been reluctant to take on. like when messing and other jewish figures in the entertainment business launched a campaign calling on the u.s. government to prioritize the return of the hostages. >> and people wouldn't sign it. >> she talks a

host: debra in west chester, ohio, republican. caller: good morning. i am concerned about our nutrition for our children. my parents had a daycare and i ran the cfcpp program. that program is mandated in daycares but it is only offered k-12. in the fall of 2008, we changed snap and added sugary soft drinks and candy. now we are in a position where we all know, anyone in the medical field, we all know that was a terrible decision. as a matter of fact, in the department of agriculture, when you go to my plate, you see that we have 20% protein, 30% vegetables. we have to make a major change and we have to change snap back to what it was. but it is going to be difficult because now the people can buy any foods. i don't understand why we ever did that or why the public health officials did not stand up and scream and prevent that from happening. host: let's get a response. guest: we really thank deborah for her work and advocacy. you are right. we did stand up and scream in many quarters. i remember when michelle obama was trying to improve the quality of s

debra incorporates traditional and these contemporary styles and also from her travels to africa, sheidges. that's what we love here in this community. to making connections between dances there to those in the united states. and in fact, her rights of passage program provides free or low cost dance lessons every year. she gives both performers and audiences a new pride in their culture and in themselves. >> i have seen how art has helped people while they're on their own path. for people to discover who they are, as people and what they can contribute. >> dimensions dance theater also formed a nonprofit with nine other arts programs called malonga arts collective. promotes the arts in your community. so if you want to bring a smile to your day, see her full story tonight at 5:00 on the evening edition. >>> moment to the largest vietnamese population in the world outside of vietnam in san jose of course. right now preparations are in full swing for the tenth anniversary of the city's lunar new year tet festival. the celebration kicks off this weekend at the east ridge mall offering th

hollywood star debra messing, speaking with cnn's elizabeth wagmeister about the stand that she tooknd the torrent of hate she says she's received for it. >> it really has awakened in me a pride and a strength. i think that was laying dormant and i think was i was too scared to reveal. >> debra messing is talking about this., the october. 7th attack on israel in her year of activism. >> that followed. >> hello. >> hello. i'm deborah. >> including traveling to israel and gaza to meet with israeli soldiers and victims of the attack. >> i felt compelled to go and to bear witness so that i could come back and share their stories and not be called a liar. >> messing has been called a lot worse, as many social media users have taken aim at her unflinching pro-israel stance. it's a much different identity for messing than her time starring on the hit comedy will and grace. >> but apparently i wasn't good enough for your. >> kabobs. >> messing feels she's on an island in hollywood with the israel-gaza war becoming a flashpoint that much of the industry has been reluctant to take on. like whe

make-up artist debra humphreys worries about production moving out of state. >> a lot of those peoplehat are displaced also depend on working california. i would absolutely call this a major crisis for the state of california and also for hollywood. >> reporter: and a much-needed break for fire victims. california's insurance commissioner is urging companies to quickly pay out claims without requiring home inventories. jericka? >> elise preston for us tonight in los angeles. thank you. >>> well, tonight the big easy is buffing with excitement as you can imagine. more than 100,000 fans are in new orleans for the super bowl lix. 80,000 of them packing the stadium, and 120 million are expected to watch on tv. but part of the festivities at the game included a ceremony honoring those victims of the deadly new year's day terror attack in the city. cbs' kati weis is in new orleans with more on the security concerns that go even beyond the super bowl. kati, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. in addition to the thousands of fans you mentioned here in the superdome tonight are r

this debra, a simulated kind of total honeywell that you have. well, in order to have those here as a single unit, the string on hold is inmates this my on, i made it myself actually for how for my cell and we started with a lot of mirrors and we loved ms. may 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 pays the school fees. and for on a, it's a way of keeping the culture of south denise and her mother's tradition alive or. 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 because the copy total salt cube

now, debra, this is danielle, i guess we have to the, you know, the mileage 19. 44, a group of gym and micro biologists came to the area to determine a possible side for biological weapons to be deployed. the sea is going to be full to keep them can with easy is and you want a steam store, pretty vc. lucy, with a plugin, was ready to go all the way the units. i'm always boys though it's as i'm really sticky, especially in the, in the east coast, the signing number as well. so it's weird why we're treating the gentleman on a captain. many civilians to use to build defensive people who would become hostages of the amount of dollars was what if you buy this stuff is available. if any of those that are about to get us with a view of the phone is death, factories main purpose was to infect, the prisoners was telling 1st no food or treatment was provided. people would die out on their own infecting each other. the disease would then sprint to the advancing, read all the soldiers. what says down yet the particularly able to buy good bus, bus openness. costly are sca ottam. yeah. less cause it

we'll james debra, maintaining its license to operate in the country, which is a fundamental lifeline for the venezuelan economy. so there's no doubt that all this willing fear, a witness whether not position and also parts of the trump established man who would like to maintain a hard line on venezuela. the on president might do it up president that they don't recognize and that they believe is stolen the last presidential elections. but at the same time, we're seeing that something ministration open to talking to my daughter and eventually reaching deals with him. so right now, the brother, diplomatic implications remains on certain, but it seems like trump is open to the possibility of reaching deals with my daughter, which obviously strengthens my daughter because it means that the us implicitly at least, is recognizing the fact that he's the one who wheels power in the country, all right, to out to 0 is out us on run petty the and baba to i just want to thank you. a step in protesting panama ahead of us suggest state monica ruby as visit relations between the 2 sides have been st

. >> thank you debra, we will post toronto pearson update so be sure to follow us there. thank you for joining us. >> charlie: so, okay, i want to bring back scott pattillo dental, retired commercial airps plane pilot and faa safety team representative. scott, obviously, i don't fly planes but i ride in them annay awful lot. i have to say as dramatic as the footag e is, the idea that everybody climbed out of thatte plane alive is completely upside down. you lose the wing and obviously you may have never had quite this experience before, but how surprised are you at this outcome that we don't have>> massive fatalities here?pl >>et like kyle said, i'm not completely unsurprised there were no fatalitiesre and verycr ewexcited that there weren't. buracut the cabin crew did a ereckless job to get all of the passengers out. >> charlie: upside down. >> they climbed out. isn't that fantastic? -on a few to carry on bags withm which is a knucklehead thing to do at any second because they need to get awayrpla from the airplane. it is totally attributed to thee cabin crew and running

judge debra boardman calls citizenship a most precious right.he says no court in the country has endorsed the trump administration's interpretation of the 14th amendment. this could head to the supreme court the central intelligence agency confirms to fox news it is offering buyouts to the workforce. part of the resignation policy unveiled earlier. a spokesperson tells fox the moves are part of holistic renewed energy to provide opportunities for rising leaders to emerge and better position the cia to deliver on its mission. virginia democratic senator tim kaine says there is no statutory authority that he can see for the president making this offer. while president trump and congressional republicans are trying to advance his agenda with considerable speed up on capitol hill, democrats are having a tougher time coming up with a cohesive message on how to oppose him. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight. >> democrats are struggling to unify their opposition to the president. >> in the united states senate, we will not

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my sister debra gribble from local 21 was here teamsters 350 you can please step up that are here as well. john bouchard and roberto sandoval, my siblings from local 798 that are here from the firefighters. we got a yahtzee as well my janitors seiu local 87 we got the teachers union from ucsf who you will also continue to hear from. but at this moment i'd like to to be able to speak and theno our international president april barrette. >> thank you. thank you all. on behalf of hotel and hospitality workers, we're proud to stand amongst the leaders of the labor movement the elected leaders of the city and county of san francisco so many leaders of community organizations and groups and neighborhoods that make our city great. to reaffirm the values of the city as a sanctuary city today it's i think important for us to send that message outward that this city is a sanctuary city, that we have certain values that each of us will defend and at the same time for each of us to look inward because it's each of our responsibility, all of us collectively as san franciscans to stand up and defe

. >> joining us live this morning to share more, our co-founder depth, debra van and dancer latanya takingd morning to the both of you. morning. and looking gorgeous, too, by the way, have thank you. so congratulations on being around for more than 50 years. this is huge. walk us through how the journey's been. well, the journey has been a but we are happy to be a part of that journey. >> of the company started in the early 70's and like we began the company just so that we could preserve the culture because the organizations mission was to preserve and perpetuate african and african drive dance forms. such an important mission there and has a bit about dimensions dance to what kind of stories do you aim to tell performance since? well, the performance that you can see today is a dance that from haiti. it's called it was choreographed myself and lori florentine, which is actually actually from yeah. and the dance. all right. rob is danced in many different way. sometimes it's a parade, but lots of times. it's also a dance of resistance. and it signifies joy unity re still it's a way of kee

host: debra in pennsylvania, democratic caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.hat i would like to see in the school district, and based on the conversations i have been listening to, is we have to get out of that fixed mindset to think school is the same when you went to school in 1950 or 1940. the children are different. our future will be different. and it is not the same skill set. our kids need a 360 degree education. we do not need to know how to write checks because i do not exist anymore. host: to the children need to know how to write in cursive when we type emails? caller: i don't think we need to learn that. that is a waste of time and energy. our kids are not writing in cursive. they are not writing, they're doing everything on the computer, on the phone, on the tablet. teach them how to become drone operators, how to become the future technology prop engineers for ai. think about the future, stop thinking about when you went to school because that era is gone. we also need to lean in on black history because it is american history. if our kids do not

but i do think and maybe debra can answer this but i do feel that the overall amount of revenue we'renging in in current planning is cost recovery overall current planning staff it's just on an apples to apples basis we might need to tweak some things around the edges to kind of reflect these new processes but i do believe it's fully covering current planning staffing and then cross subsidizing other functions as well and i think that's been part of the larger discussion around should our cost recovery cover more than just permits review staff? should it be crossed subsidizing long range planning and policy work? and so i think that sort of the larger question we always grapple with during the budget budget cycle and i think that's a that's an interesting question because you know at the same time we've occasionally had items before the planning commission in which we are reducing some fees or this discussion of whether or not the fees are reasonable for small projects for example . and so i understand this we need to have cost recovery but i'm not taking a position or opinion here bu