for debs.alised it was almost the end of last month, her immediate response was, no more public profile, social media, i am going to go quietly and then something changed and she wanted to do interviews and get the fashion range and do the fundraising. what was it? it was almost like she could not help herself, she had to keep communicating, what is your sense? that could be mistaken of, debs on the front page again. i tell you now, all she wanted to do was save lives. and that catchphrase, check your poo, it was not an affectation, it was a reminder. the first thing she said to me was, by the way, i am the one with the poo cancer. she wanted the stigma gone. there were no euphemisms, i have got a tumour up my no euphemisms, i have got a tumour up my burn, she told me. how can you not love someone who is that honest? a couple of anecdotes about her. she was so courageous, we did an outside broadcast at the francis crick institute in london where they do a lot of research into cancer and we were

do you find that mr. deb has proven all the elements of defamation answer yes. ah. to our viewers from around the world. thank you so much for joining us. the united states has promised to send ukraine a small number of high tech, medium range rocket systems. they are the sort of weapons that ukraine has long been asking for to push back russia's advances in the eastern don bass region. today's announcement comes in just a day after president joe biden said the us would not supply keith with any rocket launchers they could strike into russian territory. ukraine has given assurances that it won't use them to attack russia, but those are insurances that russia isn't buying. moscow accuses washington of quote, pouring fuel on the fire. these at the advanced rocket systems, the u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president philadelphia zalinski. keith hopes these type of weaponry. we'll give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory, but ukraine has a great not to use them to do so. it's russia that is attacking uk

sued for $50000000.00 over a newspaper article she wrote in 2018. deb said the piece implied it was abusive during the marriage had counter suit dep $400000000.00. the 6 week trial made headlines around the world, the player with pass well being often lurid claims and counterclaims of domestic abuse. let's bring in k j. matthew's entertainment journalist in los angeles, k. j a good to have you on the program now. the jury concludes johnny depp was indeed defamed. amber heard, with the much smaller when our both camps responding to the verdict. vastly different. as you can imagine, this is a straight victory for johnny debt, and he acknowledges it in his statement that he recently released, he basically said our false very serious and criminal allegations were levied at me be in the media which triggered an endless mirage of hateful content. basically and he and he said in 6 years later, the jury awarded me and gave me my life back. i am truly humbling. so as you can see, was extremely, extremely elated. on the other hand, we have amber, hard reacting and basically saying the disappo

>> reporter: okay, deb. deb, you got to let us see it one more time. in, day out. there's a lot going on in the world that unfortunately we do have to cover but this is a moment. certainly for this nation to stop, to honor, to celebrate and it is a nationwide celebration and showing really a love for this particular woman who has been so much a part of generations now in this country. >> reporter: yeah. the celebration like we've never seen before, and like no one has seen before in this country. guys, we send it back to you. >> looks like you're having so much fun. terrific celebration. a lot more coming up. ♪ don't stop me n another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comc

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okay. >> may be deb was. >> my studio, no idea what they did with the place. -- up to 16 people running for her job. they know how bad she is. i can be mayor because she is terrible, and she won all 50 wards last time in a landslide. she will be the first want to lose all 50 this time, and i thought to your point, tulsi, you reminded me of what happened during the pandemic. she got caught getting her hair done at her explanation is phenomenal. people in chicago expect their leaders to look a certain way. [laughter] i mean, right there, i give her four more years. >> greg: it is so hard not to say something because -- no! it's not that. we don't have to go that direction, brian, and i resent you for bringing up her physical looks. anyway, maybe that flies on "fox & friends," this is a family show. >> what family is watching this show? >> all of the stable, happy families, they eat dinner together at 11:00 p.m. and watch this show. >> greg: we got to move on. up next, new york leaders sing the same old song, okay with crime, but don't get pronouns wrong. its rev

isaid, "debs, have you cut through?" that was the morning prince william was tweeting about her. you know, i�*ve done a deal with the devil, but i�*m frightened now, i�*m frightened of death. and i just thought that spoke volumes as well. and that�*s why she struck a chord with so many people, because it�*s what we�*ll all think when that moment comes. but, you know, i said goodbye to her, put the phone down. and i thought, right, that�*s it. subsequently, she raised seven million quid, printed a best selling book, launched a fashion range and a flower named after her, turned up at the chelsea flower show. she conned me into thinking she�*d be around forever and that�*s why last night we knew it was coming, but itjust gave you that sinking feeling in your stomach. but i gave the eulogy for rachael bland when she died, and i�*m so proud i did that last interview with debs because it�*s a real testimony to her. teresa whitfield was diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer after seeing deborahjames talking about symptoms on tv. she is now cancerfree. good morning to you. good morning

deb robertson is in london and of course, deb is dressed like a royal herself always.at maker and she's the one responsible for her elegant sense of fashion. from that crisp pastel blue suit during trooping the ♪ ♪ >> to her elegantly embroidered coronation gown, queen elizabeth never fails to stand out all of the way down to her accessories. over her 70-year reign the queen's style has evolved. in the '50s the newlymorch stuni malymonroe. >> the queen has got the most amazing black norman hatler dress with a tiara and you look at the queen and not at marilyn monroe. she has the star quality in the drawer. >> stewart garland has outfit the queen for nearly 30 years. her taste for pops of color unmistakable and her majesty's true signature, those matching hats and leather handbags. >> she has got style. she's wearing a handbag because she goes nowhere without it and it's part of her outfit. >> rachel began whipping with up the queen's one of a kind hat 16 years ago. >> how nervous were you? were you shaking in your boots? >> i was really nervous think, because it's the

dirt bag deb.s, society progresses under the assumption that it's actual progress but like criminal justice reform it's not the case when ideology replaces reality instead society breaks down and people suffer. just today i had to let go of my butler. it was very, very sad. but we are waking up and retaking control because if we've learned anything in the past couple years, it's when it comes to limits, nothing should be off-limits, including term limits. [cheers and applause] >>> let's welcome tonight's guests. he's never serious, even on sirius. comedian cohost of the jim norton ken roberts show on sirius xm jim norton. yes. yes. way to thank the audience, jim. a lot of people don't do that. >> she got more time on the sideline than a jug of gatorade. former sports caster michele tafoya! [cheers and applause] >> greg: he's not your father's republican leader. he just looks like he is. american conservative union chairman matt schlapp! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's got more fake hair than a

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deb taylor was watching that and emails: many of the weekens�* ceremonies broadcast on the channel of corporation's largely celebratory approach represented a failure ofjournalistic impartiality. for dave in birmingham: one specific moment over the long weekend attracted a lot of attention from the audience and it came as guests arrived at st paul's cathedral on friday morning for the queen's thanksgiving service. the prime ministerjust arriving with his wife. quite a bit of booing in the crowd. i know. you can hear it, there is quite of lot of booing, actually. a substantial amount. didn't see that coming. quite a moment. we definitely haven't heard that for any other vip guests, that's fair to say. that was broadcast live. but as jane hill continued to talk to her guests, the footage of mr and mrs johnson was replayed a few minutes later on the news channel. this time it sounded like this. hopefully, that isn't the big story that's going to come out today, hopefully, it's a family gathering together to recognise the contribution and the service of their boss. she's the boss of the f

in the studios, judging by the internet, deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support. while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard, no matter who wins the case, experts warn that victims of domestic and sexual i once may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. finally, one for the harry potter fans. how much would you pay for a signed copy of the 1st book in the series london auction house christie's is hoping this 1st edition of harry potter and the philosopher's stone will fetch at least 200000 pounds, or about 230000 euros. when it goes under the hammer, the hard back is one of just $500.00 printed in the 1st 1997 run. well, that's it for now coming up after the break business news, i'm told me aladdin both. thanks for watching every day for us. and for our planet, global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation.

the stove council, the concert announced the deb saying the safety of the audience and the crew must take priority. the toll marks the benz 60th anniversary. ah, you're watching w news live from berlin, or you can find much more news analysis and video on our website. the job, the dot com business is up next. ah, ah, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w. it is a secret war in the scene, endless one axis of the conflict between iran on the one hand and israel in the united states on the other for more than 40 years, the adversaries have been irreconcilable. there is never been any real dialogue. the land. israel, iran usa starts june 15th on d. w. ah, the best all back. wall street stocks are falling as investors fear coming storm for the u. s. economy will get the view from new york. also coming up. do androids dream of electric sheep on google? employees seems to think so. saying an eddie i he chatted with his friend, will speak to an expert. also, spaniards have long struggled to find work. a new labor refor

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american actor johnny depp has won a libel case against his ex wife amber heard deb sued over an article she wrote in 2018, which she said she was a victim of domestic abuse. has been awarded more than $10000000.00. a jury in virginia also wrote heard, was defamed by depths lawyers. she'll receive $2000000.00. now scientists have discovered the world's largest planned genetic analysis was found that this c grass meadow in australia is actually a single organism. it covers a 180 square kilometers about 3 times the size of manhattan. scientists say it cloned itself over 4500 years. a 10th of its area has already been lost because of psych loans and rising ocean temperatures linked to climate change. ah, logan, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. russia has accused united states have deliberately adding fuel to the fire by supporting advanced precision guided rockets to ukraine. the kremlin says it doesn't trust assurances from washington, that the rockets won't be fired into russia. in the us, the 18 year old white suspect in the supermarket shooting in buffalo, new york is

scene as catastrophic 40 said they also found a body or person believe to be the shooter. actor johnny deb has won his defamation case against his ex wife. actor. amber heard the court awarded the pirates of the caribbean star over $10000000.00 in damages. dep had sued her for $50000000.00 of a newspaper article. she wrote in 2018. that said the piece implied. she was abusive during the marriage, heard county sued debt for a $100000000.00. the 6 week long trial made headlines around the world with a pair swapping often lurid claims and counterclaims of domestic abuse that he was going to start lacking. let's bring in k j. matthew's entertainment journalist in los angeles, k. j. good to have you on the program. now. the jury concludes johnny depp was indeed defamed. amber heard with the much smaller when our both camps responding to the verdict. vastly different. as you can imagine, this is a straight victory for johnny debt, and he acknowledges it in his statement that he recently released, he basically said our false very serious and criminal allegations were levied at me via the media wh

in the studios, judging by the internet, deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support, while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. no matter who wins the case, experts warned that victims of domestic and sexual violence may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. finally, one for the harry potter fans. how much would you pay for a signed copy of the 1st book in the series? london auction house. christie was hoping this 1st edition of harry potter and the philosopher's stone will fetch at least 200000 pounds, or about 230000 euros. when it goes under the hammer. the hod back is one of just 500 printed in the 1st 1997 run. the high price is despite the wood philosopher being misspelled on the back cover. and as a reminder of the top stories of fallen, view investigators in ukraine to russia has committed nearly 15000 war crime since the war began. its top prosecutor is preparing to try dozens of suspected war criminals. hundreds more under investigation. ah, that's all. so now i'm next to

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we will be compelled to hard don't deb about to about 40 study because also they didn't believe gumbo will . below the problems for the d industry and for agriculture as a whole started before the current economic blow. last year, in a highly controversial moved the she lankin government banged the use and import of chemical fertilizers overnight in a bit to become the 1st country in the world to fully adopt organic farming. while the band was later reverse, after protest, the crop yield was already effected. this was the policy decision by the government . let do a significant job production and exports of the, the current crisis for though it does not bode well for the figures. mary is concerned about what might happen if the situation was since the 10 gallon did that he and to get that. but if we lose our jobs because of the issues in the country and we're unable to find any other employment, we will have to stay home. so we won't have anything to eat. and we won't be able to look into any of our needs. are you going to go back to godaddy or livelihood? and that, um, houses depends

at least 12 people are deb. hundreds are injured in jordan's port city of october for tank filled with 30 tons of foreign gases dropped during load ah my will crop good to have you with us. we begin in ukraine, where these 15 people were killed any for the 40 remain on accounted for after 2 russian missile struck a busy shopping center in the city of common, chuck president vladimir lensky has condemned the attack as a terrorist action designed to cause maximum loss of life ah, when the i'm store shopping, mile in kremlin shook was struck by a russian cruise missile on monday. shoppers were stunned by the sheer force of the blast. you couldn't see this you. i fell down with my son in my arms because the explosion less so strong. well and then you would let him know. we'll go with her to 1st explosion, then a 2nd and there was a lot of black smoke from the official say, the misses struck one over 1000. people were inside hundreds of rescued emergency service workers are still scouring the rubble, searching for survivors. whoa, whoa, purple. but according to the preliminary police report

earlier i spoke to deb lee correspondent benjamin of r as gruber, and i asked him about the situation at the protests the purchasing damage petition pretty close to elmo castlewood, the g 7. this summit is taking place. the situation is very calm, but the police, they don't want to take any risk when it comes to security. they want to prevent any type of destruction of violent protests. so there's a very, very heavy police presence around that venue, even for people who arrived here from munich. many of the protest this a took the train, a trained trip here to damaged packages and protesting. but as it was the case yesterday in munich, where organizes expected 20000 people and they were around 4000 by police, the situation is quite similar here with many small groups arriving by train and protesting against the summit. was interesting to see the, you know, the live pictures behind you. there are all sorts of banners and flags being waived . so benjamin who are the protesters and what they want they've many, several demands as yesterday. they also protest against a, the measures that t

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let's start with the sun, the death of dame debs, dame debs dies with the prime minister has been tweeting people including george ella guy who suffers from bowel cancer isn't what an inspiration she was for sad news but putting bowel cancer on the map and raising millions.— raising millions. yes, that's right. her selflessness _ raising millions. yes, that's right. her selflessness is _ raising millions. yes, that's right. her selflessness is what - raising millions. yes, that's right. her selflessness is what shines i her selflessness is what shines through of these front pages. right till the end she was thinking about other people, herfinal till the end she was thinking about other people, her final statement was urging people to check themselves and take care of themselves. i think that's why everyone responded to her. she was so outgoing and human and not afraid of her emotions, not afraid to open up of her emotions, not afraid to open up this really deeply, personal thing that was happening to her and that happens to lots people. and you're right on the political side, lots of polit

yeah, deb, but i sued you guy who came on kentucky. i'm pulling by yeah, been there. i see lighting but doing it blew us. can somebody look to joe to book my best he like you got in his had you gun that the loo, i had blown them, but you don't want to. patty. it's carrying unique along set the blanket. come on or monitor my mom. can i get that? it and i see last on this on monday and see like mm mm ah the boy, you're good limited. he did he know. and then what on the in, on blood he jokey the why entity? oh yeah, he quoted me yet, and i went to get there about he's a low i need dad, i l so much the good miscue did nysha do the mo sumo. what are you going to go to dubai? well, i've got the we, since i'm old with the need to buy new, buy a young fellow. daddy has been a fellow. yep. and how you like me to stop for a 20 thought. so belmont, as he laid let by a giant and he put a pass to my wet convenience. i'd yeah, a policy line, bang, bang, a book. so i guess you like to do add up when i did, when you get to get back here looking at go daddy up when i did the globe wit

while the latest chapter may have ended in a victory for deb, it is -- depp, it is unlikely this is the last time that this is the last time they see each other in court. heard has already announced she is planning to appeal the verdict. >> the country's longest serving monarch. a ceremonial parade has been taken -- taking place in london. the queen has appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace. let's join dw's closest thing to royalty. charlotte. how significant is this beyond an extended public holiday? >> thank you very much. just repeat what you just said just there, she is marking 70 years on the throne, that does make her the longest reigning british monarch in history. that means this four-day celebration is completely unprecedented. i think it is a fair bet for me to assume that i won't see another one of these events in my lifetime. i think that is the reason so many thousands of people turned out on the streets earlier today. they wanted to witness this moment in history. seeing the royal family on the balcony. the queen who has dropped out of the number of public appearanc

wrote in 2018 deps had the piece implied, he was abusive during their marriage. herd counter soon, deb for $100000000.00. the 6 week trial made headlines around the world with the pair swapping off in a lurid claims and counterclaims of domestic abuse. and i spoke earlier to entertainment and journalist ron say, as on beta about the verdict and asked him what the jury's decision means for both actors or for johnny depp. if means a bit of redemption i, he gets to say that in a court of law he was found to have been defamed and makes it possible for him to go back to his career i guess. and for amber heard i, i think this is some though, hang over her for a while, even though she was successful on one of her 3 statements in her counter suit. but i think this will hang over her for a while, but it's r o grant. i think there's also been so soon to be growing for him her because people do feel like a lot of this was slanted against her, so i don't think it's all. it's all bad for her either. right now, even before the verdict in the court of public opinion, i, it was clear that there's been

they are also looking at deb davis and matt mayhem. if any of these candidates get more than 50% of the vote they will win out right however, that is not expected. if that does not happen, the top two candidates will show up on the ballot in november. let's go to robert handa for more. >> reporter: we are in the warehouse area and there has been a flurry of activity through the area. we are hearing that one of the last stages, this is where they bring the ballots in to be processed and they go through this machine where they are broken down by district throughout the area. and they end up on racks like this. you can see how many have been piling up. they are taking a break right now and and then they will be working through the night. the only good thing about the break is i get to take my mask off. the ridge star office is satisfied with the turnoff. the race for mayor is a big one because so many fairly well- known names in the community are running against someone leaving office, sam ricardo. we are also watching the sheriff's raise

wege can begin settling our debs to millions of veterans and their families today.ng i'm going to close with his that the work is not over with assuming this bill passes. the ranking member is one 100% correct. we will have a lot of oversight to do to make sure the veterans get the healthcare and benefits they've earned and that they deserve. that is congressional intent we have with this bill so oversight will be quickly important. i yelled before the next senate passed 84 -- 14 expanding access to va health care and disability benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances during their military service. the bill heads back to the house floor for final approval and will be sent to the white house for the president's signature. >> now available in the c-span shop, c-span's 2022 congressional directory, go today to order a copy of the congressional directory. this spiral-bound book is your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress including bios and committee assignment. contact information for state governors and the bi

they were called about a device outside the home of council member deb davis.s loaded on a trailer and moved. police say they're still investigating what type of device it is and have not if id any suspects. >>> it's a sign of how much the housing market is slowing. two nationwide real estate firms red fin and compass are laying off staff. higher interest rates have put a chill on home sales. in filings with the securities and exchange commission, compass announced a 10% work force cut. for red fin it's 8%. the ceo says the company doesn't have enough work for agents or support staff and the slow down could last years, not months. >>> if you're taking a trip this summer, you might want to leave for the airport earlier. sfo is asking passengers to arrive at least two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international trip. summer is a busy travel time. passenger volume is approaching 75% of pre-pandemic levels. about 12 million passengers are expected to pass through sfo between memorial at a and labor day. >> i always get there so early. >>>

and deb davis is a san jose city councilmember for district 6. before that she worked for 12 years as an education researcher at stanford university. the three other candidates include james spence, a retired police sergeant, and two students, marshall allen woodmanski and travis hill. we'll see who makes it into the top two. >>> all eyes on the effort to recall chasea budene. a recent poll by the san francisco examiner found 56% of voters are in favor of recalling him. he said the recall effort is a big risk at a time the city does not need more time in the d.a.'s office. >>> statewide people are keeping a close eye on the race for attorney general. >> there are some top fund-raising to tell you about. sacramento d.a. ann marie shubert is running as an independent. they are trying to unseat rob bontin. he and his wife voted this morning. >> they are all spreading the word on social media to get out and vote today. you do still have time. the polls are open until 8:00 tonight. you will be able to register on the spot if you need to. if you have a

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. >> so rounding out the field of candidates is city councilman matt mahan and deb davis. matt mahan is a relative new comer to politics, but he has sort of managed to catapult himself to near the front of the race. he has the backing of the business community. his campaign is well funded. and we'll have see the how it all shakes out once the polls close a little later this evening. in san jose, devin fehely, executive. >> thank you so much. >>> now to california's governor's race. gavin newsom expected to come out on top, even with 25 challengers on the ballot. it was less than a year ago he beat back a recall effort. political analyst says newsom's aggressive restrictions to slow the spread of the delta variant helped him to keep his job. >>> in the u.s. senate race, voters will be asked whether to re-elect alex padilla. he is temporarily filling the seat left vacant by now vice president kamala harris. padilla's contenders include mark mosier, who has slammed democrats for inflation and the economy. the billionaire software executive has focused on technology safety and

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i'm absolutely surprised celebrity won the defamation lawsuit deb said and i 'm glad i got my life backt $15 million , but my career life and future for over a month behind the scandalous lawsuit. watched the whole world for over a hundred hours details and digging in dirty laundry, and we literally had a conversation with not about who was behind the surprise she left on the boss's bed before she left the apartment. what surprise are you talking about? bowel movements and what misher said about this terrible, the joke failed dep accused. hurd that she allegedly cut off part of his finger with a bottle, she answered with stories of how he put out a cigarette on his cheek during a litter, mutual accusations of treason, lies and drug use, courtroom footage instantly flew around social networks and became the basis for memes. have you seen mister defoe. right. yes, mr. grandfather tried to urinate there, no, the jury was on his side, grandfather could pull it over, and with the help of the testimony of her ex-lover kate moss, she denied hurt's accusations that depp allegedly pushed her dow

the two men who run deb mar, which is the production company that owns the wendy show.rted ways in a very amicable way, and wendy is going off to the podcast world. she's a great legend of new york radio, so she's great on the mic, and that's what she wants to do. but 13 years on on the air is pretty great. billy bush is the host. of entertainment tonight and thank you for joining us, billy. ciao. it's extra cell. i'm on your air. did i say x? did i say extra entertainment? every time i get a chance to talk to you on nbc. i love it. alright billy touche. touche was going to say let's end this year. katie l a where am i? working words? clearly, my bad. i don't know why that came out. i know it's extra. it's just i misspoke. i hope you will. forgive me, billy. but down on on on on. ah thank you both. that was that was that's okay. my foot in my mouth. that's alright. that was bad. move on, let's actually circle back to say we wouldn't following for months. now the worker shortage impacting just about every kind of business the cruise industry. sadly no exception. we're lo

this is a history, you know is a moment to deb. i don't know when when we're going to see again i'm so she has child, that is my, i am broad mother, my mother. my fell on my door for generation. it's just an amazing achievement wing . so much fun. the queen made the 1st of 2 appearances on the buckingham palace balcony, to welcome back the procession. following an $82.00 gun salute crowds flop down the mall to witness the main event. after much anticipation, it was time for the honorific fly past, celebrating her 70 years on the throne. and an iconic moment in british history. ah. and for more let stay in london where we can speak to a royal commentator, richard fitz williams. richard, your thoughts on this historic anniversary? well, clearly this is a milestone and it's an absolutely unique occasion. i think the opening day was very pac hello. hello. so pamela trip, arrayed wrists hurt italian irish gov's trooping the color, and we saw the queen of the balcony of buckingham palace, which as i conduct twice but very, very significa