[ laughter ] >> debbie allen. wow! >> wow. >> oh. >> debbie what do you think of this? >> i'm not worthy. >> put you back at the trunk, honey. i don't want to say bad, but -- debbie allen. >> go. >> isolate. isolate, honey. isolate. >> copy that. copy that. >> isolate. isolate. come on, easy. easy. easy. >> keep that going. >> what was that other move you did? it doesn't have any function. >> it just -- >> chill him down. >> more of the white man's -- >> no. you're not a white man. >> true. >> look at this. out, out, out. >> no. >> you got to -- debbie allen one, two and one two, one, two. >> i can do that easy. so easy. i can do that. >> premieres tonight. debbie allen is sticking around to talk "grey's anatomy" and so much more! >> the for under $50. deluxe for less. a big comeback, after this. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm

debbie allen. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> debbie what do you think of this? >> i'm not worthy. >> put you back in the trunk, honey. i don't want to say bad, but -- >> go. >> isolate. isolate, honey. isolate. come on. easy. >> what was that other move you did? it doesn't have any function. >> it's just -- >> no. >> it's more the white man's lateral step. >> show him, debbie. >> diversity, guys. >> look at this. out. out, out, out. >> you got to -- debbie allen one, two and one two, one, two. >> i can do that easy. so easy. i can do that. >> "dr. ken" premieres tonight. debbie allen is sticking around to talk "grey's anatomy" and so much more! >> nailed it. a big comeback, after this. why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better check my credit score. here, try credit karma. it's free. all right. no more surprises. credit karma. give yourself some credit. man, my feet same time tomor

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>> debbie. >> debbie! how you doing, debbie? ( cheers ) >> stephen: well, that's all we have time for. thank you so much, will. it's always a pleasure, always a pleasure. it's great to have you on. you know-- that's a real superstar, a guy who can take his time with the audience like that. not everybody can do that. that is y >> oh, man, i cut that down. that was the short version. i didn't want to mess your time up. >> stephen: the first time i met you was in 2008. you were on the old show. >> yup. >> stephen: 3,000 people i've interviewed. you're the only person who came straight into the rewrite room and came over and said, "hi, i'm will smith. i'm very happy to be here." i thought, "i think this guy is running for president of my show tonight." obama was running that year and you said that maybe you should be the first black president. no, i was thinking about it, you know. but i watched obama for the last eight years. that's a hard job, man. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, it is, it is, yeah. eight years ago, he looked like you loo

debbie almontaser is president of the muslim community network. in 2007, she was forced out of her position as the founding principal of the khalil gibran international academy. the equal employment opportunity commission later ruled that the new york city department of education discriminated against her on account of her race, religion and national origin. alsoso joining us here in new yk ramzi kassem, professor of law , at the city university of new york school of law where he directs the clear project, which stands for creating laww enforcement accountability & responsibility. welcome all of you to democracy now! we're going to begin with dr. debbie almontaser. your response to what happened this weekend? >> thank you for having us. i have to say this week as been really, really hard for me, as well as for other american muslims across the country to see what is happening to our nation. and on two levels, there is fear for our own personal security, especially for american muslim women who identify as muslims hijab, as well as for our city, ou

according to debbie... some excellent essay topics include writing about a meaningful challenge, decision, passion or skill or habit... and the best essays she says show one or more qualities like your ability to lead... your creativity, intellectual readines for college or commitment. free quizzes that show's debbie's commitment to young adults... im joanne purtan right now we are working on news live at 3-30... including we're continuing to follow the latest developments on a propsed n-f-l stadium here in the valley. politi-fact reporter riley snyder will join us in studio to break down todays vote. now for the latest developments on a proposed n-f-l stadium here in the valley. plus... new information on the mercury scare at a local middle school. but are officials any closer to finding out just what happened. sandoval. session... and will state lawmakers sign off? 13 action news reporter bryan callahan asked members of the stadium committee that question just minutes after they unanimously approved the d

please welcome debbie. [applause]. >> form policy magazine has named him one of the global thinkers. they included him in the annual out 100. as the named plaintiff in last year's supreme court marriage equality case, he became the face of the movement and a legal groundbreaker. and he is the co-author of love wins, the book book is national launch we celebrate tonight. please welcome jim. [applause]. [inaudible] [inaudible] the mayor and possibly the governor will be here. i think that will probably be a group talking on that. none one i know that what orlando will come up here and there and our conversation. we embrace it, but i do want to start out talking about jim and the journey so let's begin. >> let's start with the last name. if you google oberg fell, one of the first thing that comes up is our president struggling to pronounce her last name. you are not there. >> he was pronouncing your name wrong and when i rewatch to clip the day we went marriage equality and the president called you on your cel

debbie said... both schools worked for a week to make sure time for your juicy question of the morning.when you buy this, you are paying a 900 to 1,000 percent mark up. even the most const conscious people.... will buy this.what time for your juicy question of the morning.three out of four of us could do this as a kid.three out of four adults say they can't do this anymore, because they might hurt themselves.what is 50 days until the election - and the chaos continues...are you ready for more reality show stuff or will things finally calm down?we are talking about that in three minutes... and the secret to stopping hair loss... just might be in a piece of fish.we're talking new this morning.... a man taken into custody after allegedly pulling a gun on a d-p-s trooper.team 12's nico santos is gathering details from scottsdale. we talked about it earlier in we talked about it earlier in the newscast.only 50 days left in this marathon that has become something more like a reality show... than a preside

. >> michelle: it will be called death of a vegas show girl and it's going be to the murder of debbie flores. this project is one of the most important one in my career i have a privilege to portray debbie flores narvaez an intelligent and talented dancer who died way too soon. dough mes k k abuse is an awful thing. will october 22nd. performer received a life sentence. he was given the maximum sentence with possibility of parole after ten years. we covered this trial extensively. it was hard to be there. griff itsz admitted to killing her. this happened in december 2010 but he claimed self-defense. her dismembered body was found a month after she went missing encased in two tubs of cement. that trial again very looked like, actually the actress who is going to be portraying her, roslyn sanchez, she looks very much like debbie. >> krystal: very similar. striking resemblance. october 22nd i believe. >> michelle: october 22nd. >>> there's an apple store in green bay, wisconsin. but it actually sells real apples. the problem is people didn't realize that. apple store asking for them to f

by debbie wasserman-schultz. look what happened to her. but bernie sanders was taken advantage of. now, whether that was russia, whether that was china, whether it

by debbie wasserman-schultz. look what happened to her. but bernie sanders was taken advantage of. now, whether that was russia, whether that was china, whether it was another country, we don't know because the truth is, under president obama, we lost control of things that we used to have control of. we came in with an internet, we came up with the internet. and i think secretary

national committee the latter of which was exposed by wikileaks led to the resignation of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz clinton says: "the fact that our intelligence professionals are now studying this and taking it seriously raises some, grave questions about potential russian interference with our electoral process." in an interview, russian president vladimir putin rejected suggestions that the kremlin had any rooting interest in the outcome of the us election this and shouldn't be blamed for any cyber incursions... putin says: "this is very difficult to verify, if not completely impossible to verify. at a state level we are definitely (back to put) not involved in this.'' a senior u.s. intelligence official has told the washington post russia's activity is something we're looking very closely at and while no definitive proof of tampering has been found "even the hint of something impacting significant concern." obama says: "our goal is not to suddenly in the cyber arena duplicate a cycle of escalation that we saw when it comes to other arms races in the past. we're joined right no

debbie dickmann says she doesn't even like to sit in her front yard anymore -- because the noise from the freeway is so loud.debbie dickmann/lives near zoo interchange project 37:30 it's probably three times the noise we bought new windows on the the noise 37:38 dickmann lives near the center street bridge over i-45 in the north leg of the zoo interchange project. she says the city tore out all of their trees and the neighbors voted to have a sound barrier installed. 40:24 my house might as well be sitting right on the freeway road because it's so loud 40:30 but when governor walker announced the proposed department of transportation's 2017 to 2019 budget -- he said this part of the project would be put off -- due to a budget shortfall. under the proposal -- the core of the zoo interchange project would still be completed on schedule -- but that means nothing to the dozens of residents like debbie who will have they were promised 38:25 i'm hoping we'll end up selling the house and moving....beca use of the noise 38:28 governor walker says delaying projects like this one will mean more

turns out catcher chris gimenez has mutual friends with debbie and heard about her battle.ual d so he bought the card for thefoe guys to sign. i started reading it and literally collapsed on the bedod how did they even know. i had no idea no idea but it meant everything. gave me more power to fight and it lifts me up which helps me up everything else go. so nice of those guys.f those y. debbie is doing really well and is hoping to see the indians wio the world series.e the so are we.e. we hope that happens for you. 8:37 right now.o everyone loves halloween d go all out.rations an sometimes they may go too far.m. still to come why home depot isi taking this decoration off the shelves after a number of complaints. plus get ready for sleigh bellss ter a reindeer and santa. numbeigh bel it's not even halloween yet but already many people are getting a jump on their christmas list.h hey kenny.ris okay. watch this you guys. i'm calling this move thatha when we come back we'll hang out with these kids they'll participate in the rock 'n roll hall of fame music education program. will ro expla

if i can begin with you, debbie, from a legal standpoint. how much did you learn from the video and is there too much ambiguity to be used in a legal setting? >> we don't really see on the video what happened to mr. scott, but what we do know, his wife is leading, as they are shotting, he doesn't have a gun, he is trying to convey there's no eminent danger, and she is also pleading with her husband, but it's not definitive, and that's what the police officer said about the video that they have, it's not definitive, and it doesn't appear to be -- we don't see everything, obviously, there has been any immediate fear that the police are in danger. >> i think you hear 12 times saying drop the gun, drop the gun. in the video, it doesn't give us any visual confirmation that he had a gun, and does the fact that the police on the tape -- on the tape, the fact they are saying drop the gun, does that give any legal baring whatsoever? >> no, because even the police chief said on the video that so far the public and the media has not been allowed to see

her grandmother debby sent this picture to us. she's had alopecia since she was 2 years old and as a result her grandmother started a support group. we decided to invite them to the live via skype "right this minute" we have debby, brianna, and lyla. >> hi! >> why do you think it's so important to spread the message about alopecia? >> people say it's just hair, okay, yeah, it could be worse, but until you walk in those shoes, it affects the whole entire family. yes, i've shed many tears, not in front of her, because i want to be strong for her, i want her to know how to embrace this, and that there's other people just like her. >> how is little lyla dealing with this situation? >> how do you feel about your alopecia, lyla? does it bother you? >> no. >> did it help to see libby's story on the show? >> oh, when i saw that you talked about your sister and how it made you cry, had talked about it being her older sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> brianna, people to know? >> it's very common, people don't k

we were talking about debbie wasserman schultz about ground game. hillary clinton is superior to donald trump apparently right now on the field ground but not beating anymore certain recent polls. >> ground game means you have the infrastructure to get people to polls and there is evidence that the rnc has done a good job doing just that. >> congressman rangel is out there. let's listen in. >> in their minds, you have to be an european american in order to become president. what i say is bigger than today and the election. there are other people affected by this other than african-americans. there are a lot of people in this country that are not european background and somebody somewhere will be plotting to say no matter where they're from, they're not entitled to become president without going through what we're going through now and so i conclude by saying if you're teaching history in the lower grades or a scholar in the university, if you're catholic or protestant or hindu or muslim or jewish, if you love this country it is no telling wlg you ar

. >> reporter: debbie heard the barking and came out to see what was going on. >> it was dark. i actually thought it was a manatee or something. >> i wasn't expecting it to be eddie, but it was eddie in the water facedown. >> reporter: this man, a former army ranger, ju water. >> i told debbie when they took him out of here that we probably wouldn't be seeing is eddie come daylight that we needed to contact his family. >> i was actually dead with no pulse for almost 30 minutes. >> reporter: shorter doesn't know how or why he survived. >> all i remember is like i was in space with no stars. it was just abyss. >> reporter: but shorter is thankful he was rescued. god has plans. it's just not your time to go. she is the one that saved my life. >> reporter: the good news is that shorter says because of bay, and he was saved so fast, he has no health issues, no brain problems, nothing. he's got a clean bill of health. michael paluska, abc action news. >> what a great story. >>> still much more ahead all new at 11:00. one company now facing class action lawsuit for gathering very priv

little debby, come on down girlfriend. we're going to have a party. oh i love jelly rolls. any way, there's our circulation with this upper-level low. it's moving northward. the whole idea is basically this area is going to move northward as well, which will put us in more dry air, cake, jelly, rain. that is good news. let's take a look at your hour- by-hour forecast. we have standard rain that could be heavy at times coming through tonight. once we get into the start of the day tomorrow, dry periods are expected. we might even got to see some peaks of sun. by the time we're in the noon hour, temperatures are long way with these type of scenarios. we could get pop ups and scattered showers and maybe a few rumblers as we head in into the afternoon and evening. notice in widespread swaths of rain across the area. so far so good. but it's all timing and location. into the midnight hour, and we enter into sunday, and we're not done with this system yet. we still have rain expected on sunday. it will be scattered around the area. temperatures will only be in the 60s, and then ul

n the field and debbie said the school, team that made the more bearable. >> what is seen at the high school. >> oh, my gosh it was beautiful. >> great. >> beautiful, love it. >>> the weather? >> warm, clear skies and temperatures in the 70s 90 tomorrow. >> glad you came back from >>> tonight, breaking news right here. we have exclusive pictures on the takedown. the suspect who police say left multiple bombs in new york and new jersey, running from police, holding a gun. tonight, the exclusive video of him hauled off on a gurney. and breaking right now, the interrogation. the fbi and this question -- was he acting alone? brian ross, standing by with just found in his home. >>> the race for president. and who will america trust in moments like these? tonight, donald trump's response. hillary clinton's response, too. and you decide. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole, inside, radioactive waste water. did the company and authorities

her grandmother debby sent this picture to us. she's had alopecia since she was 2 years old and as a result her grandmother started a support group. we decided to invite them to the show. live via skype "right this minute" we have debby, brianna, and lyla. >> >> why do you think it's so important to spread the message about alopecia? >> people say it's just hair, okay, yeah, it could be worse, but until you walk in those shoes, it affects the whole entire family yes, i've shed many tears, not in front of her, because i want to be strong for her, i want her to know how to embrace this, and i want her to know it's okay and that there's other people just like her. >> how is little lyla dealing >> how do you feel about your alopecia, lyla? does it bother you? >> no. >> did it help to see libby's story on the show? >> oh, when i saw that you talked about your sister and how it made you cry, had talked about it being her older sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> brianna, what is it you want people to know? >>

into the huddle---just amazed by what she witnessed(nat) 18:45: 45 this is his time take it robby ( debbie heil/ proud mother cancer) this team has been instrumental in helping me get him to practice while i'm at chemo it takes a village to raise my son and this village has really been outstanding (jeff burnside/ head coachsmile) no matter how bad a day he's having it's a smile from ear to ear and the opportunity to put that helmet on tonight it brought tears to my eyes tonight and tears all over the place.two schools cheering on champion-- a mother overwhelmed with joy and true example of wildcat team spirit.(robby) wildcats it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the huge dropfor the hawkeyes after one of the worst losses in program history. taking a look at your??????? your??????? here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... authorities in northeast iowa are now trying to figure out how a college student ended up dead in the upper iowa river. search and rescue crews found the body of 21-year-old bjorn norderhaug in th

debbie broke down, couldn't hold back tears. >> it was incredible. i did not know about this. this team has been so instrumental, helped me get him to raise my son. >> even the opposing team honored robby. presenting him with a number 1 jersey. >> she didn't know bit. >> i know. wow. >>> from football to baseball now -- former florida gators star quarterback tim tebow begins his quest today to the major leagues. >> for the next three weeks he'll may in florida trying to pick up a spot -- a sport rather that he has not played since high school. if he shows success the mets could send him to play in the arizona fall league. the mets believe signing tebow was a low risk move that could have a high reward if he can make the majors. >>> 5:55. lots of questions after a 17 month old is found shot dead in a south tampa apartment. what we know and what we are expecting to learn today as the news, a third explosion in as many days, this time in new jersey. our james tully has the latest >>> at 6:00 -- another explosion rocks a new jersey neighborhood. while you were sleeping five people