i'll bet you do a lot of your market, debbie boy, money strategies with debbie dot com. thank you for stepping into the big picture and please come again. come up, ever get the feeling that you're being watched while you are by amazon, facebook, google, and who knows who else grab a pen. because after the break, we're going to give you specific instructions for downsizing. your digital footprint and about the med averse is that hype is, or the swap ortiz, ben swan is on deck. this is the big picture on our t america. ah, ah, i emotions medieval institutions. and then i go to like technology and the combination of these 3 very you could say historically distinct seeks fixes within our psycho physical makeup have rendered us pretty dangerous to ourselves, to the, to the planet and so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved, to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody lean fing

army veteran debbie moore was one of her best friends. >> lynn was very intelligent. she knew how to bring out the best in people. i just loved her. she was someone to be inspired by. she inspired people. >> reporter: she had a big role in the military. >> very big role, yeah. >> reporter: she was in charge of the air defense artillery in saudi arabia. >> when they were in saudi and we had the patriot missiles, she would be the one that would make that decision on what was coming in, if it needed to be taken out of the sky. >> reporter: captain reister earned medals and promotions and the loyalty of the men and women under her command. that loyalty cut both ways, according to her assistant megan ayers. did she take good care of her soldiers? >> absolutely. she did welfare checks where you would, you know, she would visit with families. she would meet with the different wives and things like that. >> reporter: was she the perfect candidate for the army? >> she was, in my opinion. she didn't let stress get to her too much. i think that she was probably one of the best c

joining our panel to discuss, former florida congresswoman debbie mucarsel. virginia senator tim kaine spoke about the urgent need to reform the filibuster this morning on msnbc. >> the burden is on our shoulders because of the disenfranchisement happening across the country and the mass disinfranchisement on january 6th. we have to protect people's rights to vote. we don't have to abolish the filibuster. both joe manchin and senator sinema have said pretty plainly they will not abolish the filibuster, but they haven't taken off the table openness to rules reforms that would be good for the senate and that could enable us to accomplish our goal. and that's what we're working on right now. >> eugene, help us understand how president biden factors into that push to reform the filibuster. >> yeah. i mean that is key to this whole thing, right? without any kind of carveout for voting rights in the filibuster, voting rights legislation doesn't pass. republicans are not signing onboard for federal voting rights legislation, any kind of legislation that protects vot

debbie: investors are reporting record high profits. there are a couple of things analyst will want to find out. tsmc management said in the last earnings quarter the capacity will remain high for 2022. that sets up probably -- we will see what management says today. a record 100 billion u.s. dollars over a three-year period to serve the growing global demand. we are already expecting them to raise that spending number again, and we will see what they say this afternoon. rishaad: people will be looking at the supply constraints, how they are coping, but what about other things? what about pricing power that they must have in this environment, items such as that, i suppose we are looking at guidance, you have already alluded to that. debbie: in the last earnings call, that is something analysts wanted to know about. the management said that there price strategy is changing. that means they are not seeking to raise prices just for the sake of raising price, they say they are also working with suppliers to make these calls to enhance their

. >> starting us off tonight is senator debbie stabenow. senator, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> absolutely, zerlina. i really -- i love your work. i'm a fan. >> thank you so much. so you're calling for congress to pass new protections for voting rights, and the steam, and i think the momentum for this is picking up, but it also picks up on the two senators we talk a lot about, senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. this all comes down to changing the filibuster. do you see a way of convincing them to do that? >> zerlina, we're working night and day to find a way to get agreement to move forward on making this work as it's supposed to work. when you go back and read our founders, hamilton and madison and so on, they never meant for the majority to get it done. it was the power to the minority. i mean it's all about majority

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then, grandma debbie got to meet the baby. couple days later i went to see her, and i held her and cried my eyes out. because, here she is. this gift, but i, don't have him anymore. >> and a break in the case came soon, to. a 19 year old, who lived on the street from amy and ricky's place. billy hough man was arrested for ricky's murder. turns out he bragged to loads of friends about what he had done. >> he was proud of. it he actually told people, there was a girl that he would carpool with -- for instance -- to go to work and came our. he said, you saw those? helicopters >> she goes yeah, that was me. he says, i did that. >> so, he denied to the authorities. >> several people. he had one person who helped him get the gun. another person who helped him get rid of the gun. he would tell people that he did this. which obviously, was his demise, because he got arrested shortly. >> billy huffman was a drug user, and small time dealer. it turned out there was some sort of connection between billy and wild jennifer. >> cops came in

joining us now, democratic congresswoman dib debbie dingell of michigan. congresswoman, we always appreciate you being with us and particularly today on this anniversary. as we just read, president biden will reportedly call out former president trump by name, something he has been reluctant to do since taking office. do you think that's the right route to take today? >> well, i think today is a day that we all need to take a deep breath and focus what happened in this country one year ago. i think it's good in a president biden is going to the capitol where it happened and talking about what kind of nation do we want to be? quite frankly, jonathan, i'm at home. i have no desire to revisit what happened a year ago in my mile. i want to use it as a day to pull us together as a country. i'm taking lunch to some of the national guard that were at the capitol for two months protecting us and they inspire me with their patriotism, their loyalty and asking them what they think about what they watched a year ago. >> certainly a difficult day for so many, and i kn

first, debbie dingell, co-chair of the house communications committee. thanks for being here, congresswoman. in terms of this reset that is being reported, do you think the white house needs a new strategy? is that the problem? >> when i hear people talk about we need a reset, we haven't gotten things done, we're not doing a good enough job talking about we have done. we have the recovery plan and the infrastructure bill. we have to talk about the kinds of programs that we have passed and going into our communities. there's a lot more things that we need to get done. we need to figure out how to get them done and stop focusing on two senators that won't go along. how will we get the majority of votes we need to get some important programs done this year. i'm tired of everybody saying we haven't gotten anything done. we have got a lot done in the last year. >> martha: this is doug schoen and carlie cooperman. they say that biden and congressional democrats need to dedicate their focus to viable legislation that addresses voters' top issues of concern. the

we'll ask florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, next. it's great to see you, congresswoman. let's chat in just a couple of minutes. ngresswoman. let's chat in just a couple of let's chat in just a couple of minutes. ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> 43 past the hour now. back to capitol hill, where senate democrats will launch another effort today to push voting rights' legislation through the chamber. but right now, they don't have the votes to either advance the bills or change senate rules to pass them with a simple majority vote. with me now is florida democratic congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, it's always a pleasure to see you this morning. let's talk about the agenda. i mean, voting rights is just one of the many issues, including immigration reform, police reform, the build back better act

acc attacked her and her late husband john at a campaign rally in december 2019. >> debbie dingell, that's a real be beauty. >> he made very comments about john looking up from hell. and i was just stunned by it. >> reporter: it's not only verbal abuse. in november her dearborn, michigan, office was vandalized. >> i had men in front of my house with assault weapons. after tucker carlson had done a rant on me. >> what is the impact on debbie the person, not the congresswoman? >> i'm trying not to let it get to me. but it doesn't mean that some nights when you're home and alone, and you don't hve the husband you love anymore, you don't get scared. >> do you worry by talking to us, you're going to get more threats? >> probably. >> i don't think most people understand the amount of vitriol, the challenging communications, a member of conress and their staff would get at any given time. >> reporter: for over 20 years, ph.d. psychologist mario scalera has worked with capitol police, analyzing threats made against lawmakers. >> we're seeing more people out there putting out more threatenin

this is debbie newsome, berlin, you can get lots more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, the matter is the old, this fear that we don't know what this new technology will bring up. what we've grown up with technology with algorithmic methods and withholding mo most don't shocking how transparent we are. both with artificial intelligence is pretty much everywhere and it can be helpful. but how creative can machine learning b, where are the limits and what are the dangers? an exhibition and they should gain a museum and dressed and gives us answers about a i and explains how it all began. plus a pioneer of algorithm art shows us how creative machines can be. and ai even makes music using algorithms and rivers to compose amazing sounds. but 1st, how transparent are we for a i? what do the data trails we leave behind on the internet say about us? an unsettling experiment in the documentary made to measure a scott mclean. nanine negotiation as a feeler. that nevada. it's 20 years old. the was i tons a sions? i'm a good you get done dimension. we can predict the lindsey lis

raven: well, great question, debbie. i think that depends. you were boosted long enough that your antibodies will start to go down. but i also think we have to think to ourselves, what is the endgame here? so if you are immunocompromised in a serious way, then i think it's reasonable to think about getting another boost. if you are an otherwise healthy person, and we have to come to terms with the fact that it's highly likely we are going to get this, but not going to get that sick. maybe we don't want to go and get boosted every three months, every six months. initial immunity we have from our vaccines, the original vaccines, is pretty good. dion: dr. raven, you've been great. lots of information shared and many more questions to go. hopefully we see you again. good luck. dr. raven: thank you. really appreciate it. dion: coming up next, another investigation into the trash hauling giant. this one is overbilling customers and how it's connected to the san francisco city hall corrupti dion: trash haulingntnt already admitted to overcharging sa

she called debbie debbie certainly amount of deep faith and strong convictions who constantly defended the european union and this values. this is somebody, as i say, who was well lights and believe to be a strong pro european. and he will certainly be very, very missed here in the european parliament in brussels. and he was a committed to european jack. tell us more about you. david chesley was well, he was born in 1957 in florence in italy. and during most of the eighty's and ninety's, he worked his way up as a journalist in italian media ending up as an anchor on t g one which is a prominent italian tv channel. and one of his sort of famous jobs was reporting on the fall of the berlin wall in $1089.00. clearly that is a significant moment in the european union, which we unify germany and really a sinister at the moment of broader re unification of the european you know, the whole of the european continent off of the 2nd world war. and that's really significant because when in 2009, he then represented the democratic party in the italy on the italian sheet, the european parliament el

these say they fight 5 ballistic missiles and a number of drones and oil facilities as well as the abu debbie and do by airports . a police say to indian nationals and one pakistani were killed. the tooth is a warning of more strikes in the u. e t m right is and now it's a partial withdrawal from yemen in 2019, but maintain a military presence there at washington. has condemned the attack, calling it an act of terror, and vow to hold to these accountable fort strike. mohammed dollar tub has more from yeoman's capital of santa cut into the statements of the how these spokesperson the area. he says that the, the carried out this attack against the united arab emirates, in order and retaliation to what he described, its participation and the solid quality in the wall. he said that the visit, the problem is that we have, we have made and that they have fil sales products. such promise we have used according to his statement, 5 wing, the missiles that have attacked according to the oil refinery and so far and also the international thought of dubai. and bobby, he has mentioned also the have a targ

maria and debbie. give it up for debbie who has been leading and touching hands with everyone. give her a round of applause. on behalf of aaron, derek, thank you to all who joined us, whether here in the theater or virtually online from home. thank you for joining us in this journey towards justice and freedom and to remember and respect and celebrate the legacy of dr. king. so, thank you all again for being with us. and, please, if you have time, go back and look at this again, because it is beautiful. thank you and good night. [ ♪♪♪ ] [applause] >> i am so happy. african-americans in the military from the revolutionary war to the present, even though they have not had the basic civil rights in america. they don't know their history. in the military the most sacrifice as anyone in this country to be willing to lay down your blood and fight. i believe that all african-americans have served because they love this country and the hope that the citizens. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files

there's something called water information sharing group and there's a debbie sec which is w scc water counsel that works between the government and its association and they can provide that standard. most importantly the national information standards technology is to send the technology from the department of commerce and they provide different pieces of technology. they can help develop the standards and they can work together and consult with different stakeholders and eventually build a regulatory regime if that's necessary and if he can dogu it through a joit oversight that would be great. epa needs the leadership of the epa is the years if not decades away from being in a position to regulate this industry because of their current of investment in the organization. that's how i see that as a joint government industry that has to be heavily industry-led at least for the first decade.r th >> host: a caller from louisiana democrats line to go ahead. >> caller: i want to mention something. mark it seems from my understanding that the epa is a malfunctioning organization. the more i

according to debbie applegate her pals included franklin delano roosevelt, frank sinatra, desi arnaz and duke ellington, among many others. applegate is an amherst and yet educated historian based in new haven, connecticut. >> debbie applegate on this episode booknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now at or what have you get your podcasts. >> looking for c-span and essentials i will keep you warm? go to c-spanshop.org come c-span's online store. save up to 20% on her latest collection c-span sweatshirts, hoodies, blankets and more. there's something for every c-span fan, and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. shop tuesday through monday during the c-span shops keep warm sale at c-spanshop.org. >> now health and human services secretary xavier becerra on steps the biden administration is taking to address health care challenges that were exposed by the covid-19 pandemic. he spoke any healthcare conference hosted

joining me now is florida congresswoman debbie wasser man schultz. it's good to have you back on the broadcast, especially august about this. update us about the discussions and what do you think the chances are that the 14th amendment can be enacted in this way? >> well, happy new year and thanks for having me. first and foremost, the january 6th select committee in the house continues to investigate and with every passing day, more and more is revealed that not only was there an attack on the capitol with, you know, over a thousand rioters, but there was a very diabolical and deliberate plot by donald trump and his allies to overthrow a legit -- overturn a legitimately held presidential election, and so our founding fathers crafted a provision in section 3 of the 14th amendment of the constitution that essentially said anyone who commits insurrection, anyone who plots against our government should never have a right to be in charge of it. and so this incident certainly seems appropriate to invoke that section and ensure that no one that was involve

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. >> debbie applegate on this episode booknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now at or what have you get your podcasts. >> looking for c-span and essentials i will keep you warm? go to c-spanshop.org come c-span's online store. save up to 20% on her latest collection c-span sweatshirts, hoodies, blankets and more. there's something for every c-span fan, and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. shop tuesday through monday during the c-span shops keep warm sale at c-spanshop.org. >> now health and human services secretary xavier becerra on steps the biden administration is taking to address health care challenges that were exposed by the covid-19 pandemic. he spoke any healthcare conference hosted by families u.s.a. >> and, of course, we are thrilled to have you alongside us. indulging saying a little more about your amazing record. you have been a longtime friend, al and champion and submit for partners that are here today. you've had the privilege of working with you as a member of congress, as an attorne

okay, we'll leave that debbie start up there in bangkok without see on burma. thank you very much. still to come here on the news for you. oh no one to place a dagger for throat of democracy in what was a searing speech that we carried yesterday. the u. s. president has torn and donald trump philosophy is capitol hill attack foot prices have risen dramatically across the world and it may lead to people in poor countries going hungry 5 ah, 4 make magic nights ago. this is me. nb coming out later on your news. ah. hello, the weather's looking rather more mobile now across a good pass off here, benz of cloud and rain sweeping in from the northwest into central parts. we have got a large area of high pressure that's keeping things a little settled here, but it will weaken as we go through the next hour. so more wet and windy weather also swelling away in the mediterranean. so some more heavy rain coming, his southern part of italy, grassy, making his way across into a good pass. his gray says that wet weather, that milder air, pushing into our western passa, ahead of that temperatures

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hello there, debbie, thanks for being on this news. our. these latest convictions will no doubt deepen this nation wide discontent. what has the reaction been there? i think there's really a huge amount of domestic outrage, although most people did expect that on thanks who she will be sentenced or will be subjected to further jail sentences. but i think what was shocking was that the, who in duck controlled court actually posed these sanctions barely 40 hours after who since controversial visit. this is me who said the chair ikea and asked him itself a laughingstock. how can it just returning to more of the public's reaction? how can the public protest given the correct crack down? will we be seeing tactics like the banging of pots and pans to showing ango, which we've seen in the past. what we've seen over this whole weekend, and probably all of this week is the continuing continuing process. and what people are doing, the site is banging pots and pans, which they've been arrested, is also what we call slash marks, and lightnings. what we

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we all know that secret abortions happen and that they are debbie, socially disadvantage women and trans men die. her digital activism helped to bring about the legalization of abortion and argentina in 2020. it was her 1st launch scale, political success and athena, for man. this was just 20 years old when the law was approved. but impressive as these women are, their success can come with downsides. women who stand up for their convictions on line often become targets for hate speech, mostly by men. as me now drew dea amnesty international researcher on technology and human rights. summarize it like this. the internet can be a frightening and toxic place for women. it's no secret that massage any and abuse or thriving on social media platforms. when it comes to female journalists, a study by the international women's media foundation found that a 3rd have actually considered quitting their jobs because of online harassment and threats. female politicians also know on line hate all too well, large antennae and politician or fella. fernandez is often targeted on line to the point that sh

ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is debbie news live from berlin and hello 2022. a light show and concert kicked off the new years here at the famous random birth date, the site of official new years eve celebrations. it's a scaled out event due to the pandemic, but the city is alive with fireworks and hope for a little more normality in the year to come. and germany's new chancellor gives his 1st news. your new year's address, olaf sholtes urges the public to stand together and to get vaccinated. ah, i'm william, go kraft, welcome to the program. berlin has welcome 2022 with scaled back celebrations at the brandenburg gate. the impact the years there are no proud to be official celebrations due to the head demick, but throughout the city. small groups are celebrating and fireworks can be heard every which way. there are private gatherings, but they are limited to a maximum. the maximum of 10 vaccinated people throughout jeremy and our correspondent manual shows was at the brand or gate for those celebrations. and she sent us this outlook for 2022 with fire back t

debbie, probably all this waste material. you see here. they just threw there them below. this is trashed on that, but among it there also medicines which we could have used to touch on without the effect on button madonna can in know people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. a lot of the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada they came on the crops from its short and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them. not only the crops at hotmail harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. melissa will who love without a global gym. the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region, a great humanitarian crisis. is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. ah, in india, the corona virus has sparked a mental health crisis. many view dead as the only way out a suicide prevention helpline aims to help 25 years

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ah, ah, ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. doesn't killed and thousands arrested cars extends largest wave of protests in years. the government says it now regained control, as the cause of president talks with moscow about further measures to quell the unrest. also coming up the u. s. court hands down life sentences to free white men for the 2020 killing of african american, but are very, the judge calls their actions chilling, hunting down and murdering the man while he was jogging in their mostly white neighborhood. and its corona virus won by our new nic vill was germany football kicks off. following the winter break 9 players on the leagues top team. i've been knocked out by play of play by coven 19 ah, i'm william gruff. welcome to the show. following unrest and cause extent that countries leader has talked with his russian counterpart about further measures to quote restore order. cason jo mart, cayenne told vladimir putin that the situation was stabilizing after russia sent troops to help put down the largest wave prot

the debbie dot com forward slash a ship to mongolia next, where the lifestyle that no magic car does have long known is on the when a large factor driving the decline is the lack of women. most young women who grew up on mongolia foster land are leading to pursue education and higher salaries in the city. many 100 families now wonder, without enough women, if that traditional way of life can survive. after centuries, nomadic herders have raised their animals, mongolia as vast plain from generation to generation dodge bell don unsolved. o serene pug, joe, have spent their lives on the range lands. their 2 sons have become herders, but their 2 daughters live and work in the city. i think they'll stay in the city actually when haven't told them where to live. they should live there to pursue the careers doctor. how to say this. they are all other daughters and hurting is hard work. since they're educated and studied hard, we simply let them pursue their careers as for the boys that men and men are okay in the countryside. and according to official data, heard a women work 12 to 14 hours

that's all from me and the business team here in burlington for more from us, check out our website, debbie dot com slash business were also on the d. w. news, youtube channel. and you can find us on facebook as well until next time. take care if germany addicted to china, d. w, richard, walker, explorers, germany's china dilemma at the dawn of a new political era. there's meant to be a new strategy. but the so called a traffic light coalition is divided. the u. s. and other allies want germany to be much tougher. so what now can germany find a new way of dealing with china? next on d, w. ah, the italian government just demolished this man's house. father used to be his father built it decades ago when the mafia was profiting off of the home and shortage and more people here could soon find themselves homeless due to forces beyond their control. the mayor of casala, the printer, is trying to put a stop to this focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d, w. ah, we'll go to the dark side. where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. were organized crime rules. were conglomerates make their o

my name is the about the home and i wore, ah ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. dozens of people are killed in thousands, arrested in cossacks danced largest wave of protests in years. the government says its regain control as the conduct president talks with moscow about further measures to quell the unrest. also coming up a u. s. court hands down life sentences to 3 white men for the 2020 killing of african american ahmad are barry. the judge calls their actions chilling, hunting down, and murdering the man who was jogging in their mostly white neighborhood. and it's corona virus, one buyer munich, nill. as germany football kicks off the following, the winter break, 9 of its players have been knocked out. due to coven 19 ah! and william gruff, welcome to the program, following unrest in kazakhstan countries, leader as talked with his russian counterpart about further measures to quote restore order cost him you might tucker, you have told vladimir putin that the situation was stabilizing after russia sent troops to help put down the largest wave of protests hears a classic auth

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