>> debbie itzo. >> reporter: debbie itzo. proof, the defense argued, that independent debbie sometimes went by her married name. they called lars's friends to say the couple's marriage was solid. >> how would you describe his relationship with debbie? >> perfect. >> it was very good. >> did you ever notice any, sense any marital conflict? >> no. >> reporter: kristi itzo explained how her normally stoic brother was overcome with profound grief. >> he was crying, he was curled up in a ball. he grabbed me, we cried for 20 minutes, and all he wanted was debbie back. >> reporter: but the defense knew their case hinged on one thing -- lars's state of mind the moment he pulled the trigger. >> i need you to raise your right hand. >> reporter: and there was only one person who could tell that to the jury. >> coming up -- a grieving husband? >> it still hurts? >> the will have of your life. >> yes, sir. anybody else? >> yes. >> you can't tell you pulled that trigger. >> when "dateline" continues. my healthy routine helps me feel my bes

own words, like a conversation with a friend on which debbie speculated what happened to debbie. the defense played in in court. that's what i did. >> he basically offered that i don't think she's ever going to be found. >> did it work? >> listen to prosecutor larry crouch. he went oh no, why they are putting that in? is it i thought it was harmful. >> though, what the jury thought, no one could say. then there was inevitably a conversation about whether he would testify. >> i told them i wanted to testify. >> an idea dave's attorneys did not like one bit. >> dave is a combative individual. very prideful, offended easily. >> he think he's smart and hates for anybody to think es a not smart. he'd be perfect fod fodder for a trained prosecutor. >> so dave held his tongue in court and saved his story for us. >> you don't think they had any useful evidence. >> can anybody name anything. >> coming up, dave hawk speaks out, and so does the jury. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, david martin hawk. >> when "dateline" continues. i s smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready he

debbie: it's been a bunch of experiments. it just launched an app a week or two ago where businesses can use the app to start to market themselves to users on whatsapp. there is no advertising whatsoever on whatsapp yet, but we expect it to follow a model similar to what facebook did with messenger, which is to provide marketing tools for companies first, then gradually roll in advertising. we are expecting that for whatsapp as well. we're not sure if that will happen this year. emily: how much potential does that have? there are a lot of ways for businesses to connect with customers, facebook and facebook messenger is another one of those ways. debbie: emarketer has not yet forecasted advertising revenue for messenger or whatsapp yet, but these are early businesses. there is a lot of opportunity, particularly in the area of customer service, for a company like facebook with messenger and whatsapp, but as far as advertising, it is very minimal at this point. it could grow over time. these are very popular apps with millions,

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reinboldt. >> debbie reinboldt's testimony was a little bit of a revelation. she was vivid, convincing, and you've got to remember, in champaign county, i'm used to to having drug addicts testify on behalf of the state. those are the people who are present when homicides occur. >> after a one-week trial, randy's jury was just out for 6 1/2 hours. >> i sat down next to my attorney. the judge ordered the jury to come in. i don't see their faces because they're looking at the tops of their shoes, and i know it's not going to be good. your stomach and your heart's in your throat because i'm listening for two words, not guilty. and i only hear one word. it doesn't sink in until i hear my mother wailing behind me. i never will forget that. and i realize just then they just convicted me of a double murder i had nothing to do with. and i'm telling you, it's like somebody just reached over and turned the light switch off on your life. >> though herb whitlock was convicted of only one of the murders and sentenced to life in prison, randy was found guilty of killing both

and debbie wasserman schultz for rigging the primaries but in the course of. these lower court proceedings something very very interesting happened in open court before the judge hearing the case and what happened is that the d.n.c. is counsel got up and said that the d.n.c. had every right to go into back rooms and select the candidates like they did in the old days smoking. cigars and he said those precise words and there is absolutely no. nothing no legal resource recourse for that in fact the d.n.c. has every right to rig the primaries that way and this was a shocking statement i was shocked at the time i heard this and i'm still shocked and we and i said at the time if what the d.n.c. is counsel says is true then this is a very very sad day for democracy in this country because it means that there is absolutely no recourse that can be had legally to ensure that there are fair elections in this kind of country so worst on appeal in this case we appealed the judge's order dismissing us for not having standing and we are in the briefing process right now bef

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at the time or at the democratic party he's responsible for appointing debbie wassermann schultz at the d.n.c. and it seems that all all things considered he has avoided his share of the blame here why do you think that happened. well i i think you're absolutely right this all happened on obama's watch but i think all this is happened and all this is happening not just from obama but really from the very leadership of the d.n.c. right now which is swearing in till the end that the process. that there was nothing wrong with the process or that you know claims that that that the process were unfair are unfounded and all you have to do really is read the briefs that the d.n.c. has filed in our case i mean they're taking positions like. to the extent that we're threatening their first amendment rights by suing them for rigging the primaries which is just ridiculous to me so you know the short answer to your question i think is that. the d.n.c. and its leadership including president obama or former president obama has very much double down on the strategy that they pursued in rigging the pri

debbie lerman, human services network. first of all, i would like to wholeheartedly support and thank the staff and commissioners for accepting the amendment that it only applies if you have a financial interest. i think this is a significant improvement and removed a lot of the risk around this proposal. i am still concerned about this broad language of including as an interested party people who actively support or oppose, and i'll be honest, the first time we saw this language was three days ago. i still haven't read this packet, and i have not had the chance to even wrap my head around what that means, but i know the board also expressed concern about that language at the hearing on thursday. and to me, it says if somebody spea speaks at a public hearing or takes any other action to communicate a position, which could include anything as small as signing a petition or somebody who participates in a rally on the steps of city hall, that that would be included in this definition, and i think that it has a real risk of no

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debbie schulz did not cause bernie sanders to lose to hillary clinton. votes.llion your support for bernie sanders, i completely respect. i truly did respect and admire bernie sanders. he lost to hillary clinton by 4 million votes. fair andhe nomination square, including the majority of the elected delegates. she won fair and square. did his best to lecture because he saw the danger with donald trump your you are putting hillary clinton and donald trump in jail is not consistent with of the due process clause of our constitution. consistent with what senator sanders would say about hillary clinton, who would have made a great president. host: from michigan, independent line, ryan. you are next. caller: good morning. thank you very much. i agree with what you say about the fbi and james comey. i disagree with what you say that is why she lost the election. she lost the election because she played the race card against white america. in 2008, she played the race card against black america. now, into thousand 16, she played it against white america. it has

debbie sterling, is debbie sterling here? come on up debbie. she is the founder and ceo of goldiblocks. how are you? she just happened to be here. this is zoe and her mother nakia and with goldiblocks. oh that's sweet. sit down sit down. as the founder and ceo of goldiblocks what do you want to say to zoe and her mom? >> zoe and nakia, i started it because i wanted to see more empowering options for girls in the toy aisle and when i heard about your story, i literally had tears in my eyes. i'm so excited about what a couple of surprises for you. so the first one is that we at goldiblocks would like to donate 5,000 dolls. >> there you go. >> the first surprise i have for you today is we at goldiblocks would like to donate 5,000 dolls to zoe's dolls. >> wow, 5,000. >> wow! you could donate a lot with that. but, wait, there's more. >> and on top of that for the rest of the month every doll purchased on goldiblocks.com we'll donate another doll to zoe's dolls. [ applause ] >> but, wait there's still more. >> but there's more. so it wasn't that long

. >> reporter: debbie johnson signed up for online dating service after the sudden deof h >> i thought oh that's safe. >> reporter: that's where the widowed mother of four met a british businessman. >> we messaged every day. >> reporter: she and cole engaged in a two year online relationship but never met in person. over the course of the relationship johnson says she gave cole more than $1 million. >> at this part your heart rules your head. i was doing what my heart wanted me to do. >> reporter: in 2012 her life stopped when cole came clean over video chat revealing who he really was, a young man in nigeria. >> a smile on his face, can we keep this going? i am thinking are you out of your mind. >> reporter: romance scams account for the largest crime losses. >> once they send money to a scammer, they'll put them on a sucker's list. >> is there a particular demographic that seems susceptible to the crimes? >> the truth of the matter is victims tend to be well educated and unfortunately have some kind of emotional vulnerability. >> reporter: romance crimes are rising as online dating p

debby has been with the company for 39 years. language with her sister jackie and brother jerome they are the only three accide distance. >> i hope one day they will get to that point and you won't be a be able to say jack daniel's without saying nearest green. soledad: fawn weaver and the green family are working with brown-forman on efforts to incorporate green's past with jack daniel's's future. many much the artifacts will be on loan to the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c. >> when we come back winter olympics 2018. world class skiing, skating and international politics? >> the politics have been there ever since the nazi olympics of 19 1936. >> how the games being played behind the scenes can be more daring than the actual sporting events. and what is in the bag? there's a mob leaving kindness in public soledad: the winter olympics begin in south korea with the opening ceremony on friday and while the olympic charter expressly prohibits politics or propaganda at the games, the mod

host: we will go next to debbie. silver spring, maryland. caller: i am also calling for neil gorsuch because of the russian scandal. i did not understand why neil gorsuch can't be suspended. the president we have now should have no right to make any appointees to the supreme court. host: debbie, only because we are going to keep it to the topic of the actual case even though justice gorsuch is involved with that. republican line from florida. this is carol. good morning. caller: i'm calling from florida. florida, as most of the states in the south went to write to work shortly after the civil rights pack best civil rights rights passage. you spoke about the benefits labor unions bring forward. the particular case is epicenter of a case that has been running through the system with many cases trying to dismantle the benefit. i heard the gentleman from michigan. woman.0 year plus these are middle-aged white men who were part of a working career that did not pan out. who is responsible? thecan't be angry with connected benefit. the first amendm

earlier debbie showed where our transportation emission footprint looks like in the scope of the city's overall footprint. i wanted to highlight that for us, transportation has been a really stubborn sector. transportation emissions have increased slightly from 2012 which see there. our transportation is 30% of where our gas footprint and we can power or mini systems and when we look at private sector transportation mostly cars and trucks responsible for 90% of emissions they're key to pollution levels and associated health problems. before i get into the achievements we've seen in our zero emission vehicle work and what the road ahead looks like for us, i want to highlight that san francisco is first and foremost a transit first city, as debbie said we already achieved our goal two years ahead of schedule and that has shift to a new goal by 2030 mode shift is essential to not only address greenhouse gas emissions and to address congestion and safety issues caused by single-occupancy vehicles. where are we today? i know this will be hard to see. this is what used to be known as the plug

my interview with michigan congressman -- congresswoman debbie dingell. coming out in about one hour and a half i sit down with lloyd blankfein right here the small business conference. shery: looking forward to that. before we go, let's check the averages -- u.s. stocks have turned positive and gaining momentum with the dow up .2%. half of the sectors on the dow are in the green, while half are in the red. .2%,5 hundred is also up led by consumer staples -- the s&p 500 is also up .2%, led by consumer staples. the only index gaining ground year to date. a quick reminder you can catch all of our interviews on the bloomberg with the function tv . you can find breaking news, charts, and functionality. that is your interview right there with the governor of michigan. this is bloomberg. ♪ fu: i am scarlet fu. julia chatterley: i am julia chatterley. welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlet: we are live in bloomberg world headquarters. here the stories we're covering -- seeking stability -- u.s. stocks fluctuating. havens headed higher as markets remain on e

debbie wasserman schultz did not cause bernie sanders to lose to hillary clinton in the primaries by 4 million votes. so your support for bernie sanders i completely respect. i truly did respect admire bernie sanders. he lost to hillary clinton by 4 million votes and she won the nomination fair and square including the majority of the elected delegates, not counting .uperdelegates so she won fair and square and bernie sanders did his best because he saw the danger of donald trump with all due respect, sir, you're putting hillary clinton and donald trump in jail is not consistent with the due process clause of our constitution and certainly not consistent with what senator sanders would say that hillary clinton would've made a great president compared to the one we have now. >> from michigan, independent line.g. brian, you are next. >> good morning. thank you very much. i agree with what you say about the fbi in james comey, but i disagree withsh that's what lost the election. she lost the election because she played the race card against white america. in 2000 may she played the race

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they pulled this jessica mcclintock debbie saxe dress off sax dress off the rack. hillary decided to keep her own name, hillary rodham, which was or anywherearkansas at that time. both mothers hoped she would change her name but she stayed " was very happyl about that. they had just graduated from law's goal and identity years worth of other things before coming here, but they were just a young couple like so many others. they did not have any money, did not have any furniture, were just getting started. with friends, traveling back and forth to little rock, doing other kinds of campaign things. they traveled a lot in those years. they did not have a lot of money but they spent a lot of time building networks and friendships. the art to participate in public for both.came early hillary was very active in a lot of political movements and campaigns. her graduation address at wellesley made a national splash. it was fairly radical for that time. she went on to yale law school and that is where she met bill. bill moody was going to be a political animal from his high s

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i learned from it. >> debbie johnson was unable to get her money back. but she did remarry a different man that she met through friend. >> at least there is a happy ending to that story. well if you want to get some sweets for your sweetie this valentine's day, may want to pay a visit to the queen of candy. elena cho has her story. >> you eat at least one piece of candy every day. >> that is an understatement. >> reporter: it's all part of the job. dylan lauren is founder and ceo of dylan's candy bar. her new york flag ship, three floors and 15,000 square feet, is said to be the largest candy store in the world. with the largest selection. >> 7,000 candies. but we rotate them. we rotate every holiday, every special occasion. >> reporter: one of new york's most popular tourist destinations. >> this is your nostalgia area? >> yes, people love seeing what they grew up with. >> reporter: she says the store attracts more than 2 million visitors a year. >> oprah when she came. i mean the whole store was buzzing abut that for weeks. >> understairs, there is a w

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time goes by and nothing happened and this we see time and again every time after such an incident debbie is carson fine and thank you. it's that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin allah has opened tonight it is ten days of screenings chalk's workshops and more the opening film this year is wes anderson's animated feature io of dogs tilda swinton and bill murray are among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in this story of a pack of dogs more room on a bleak japanese island and this is the first time that an animation has opened the berlin film festival. called i look at doses set in the dystopian future japan due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to trash island on atari as a young boy whose dog is among those seized he goes to the island in search of his beloved pet. and he's helped by the other dogs. because way over noxious sludge marsh leading to a radioactive landfill polluted by toxic chemical garbage that's our destination growing out of get richer. little planet. why should because he sai

perhaps it's a question for debbie, if it's okay to seek your opinion here. i want to be on the 180 side of things and feel the advocates would be in support of that. i also know we had a sense of where acting mayor was this morning reed and -- do we know when the transition happens to the new acting mayor? i understood the acting mayor was perhaps going to make a position public tomorrow. i'm wondering about the implications. if we're bold as commissioner hochschild urges to do and say 180 days my sense is this is a non-binding resolution. it could be the most aggressive desire expressed to the pension board. so is there a down side? >> commissioner: i'd say every decision you make is where your instinct and comfort zone is in terms of your level of knowledge and ambition. that's is up to you to weigh those two things together and make what you would say is the most informed vote you can and not worry about the other. >> then i'd be inclined i don't know if i can move or how it goes but if it's protocol-wise appropriate to make a motion, i certainly feel com

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all of the commissioners, debbie, who i have known for many years. and commissioner ahn, you said most of what i was going to say. but i just want to say that it feels very special to be honored by this city and county with such a strong commitment to environment and equity as you said and particularly on this day as the trump administration is really attacking things on both ends. it really means so much to us. i want to thank the department of environment and jessie denver and all the great staff there who have been amazing partners. want to honor late mayor lee who was such an inspiration for so many of us. and such an inspiration for many of us and grateful for the support of solar and housing in the city. i also want to thank some of our really amazing partners here today. we have dr. smith from the young communi community developers here today and some homeowners who have been recipients of our systems who couldn't make it because of the time. but i want to thank all of them. and really honor all of the amazing participants and job trainees who

where joined by debbie with the county. -- we are joined by debbie with the county. if the landlord wants to raise the rent by more than 5% that is where this comes in. spaghetti landlord chooses to raise rent more than 5%, the tenant and landlord have an opportunity to enter into a mediation process to have a facilitated discussion but what that increase means for the landlord and the tenant. is not mandatory mediation. it does not happen right away. either the tenant or landlord need to apply for the program and request mediation.>> this is not a requirements in terms of either of them being required to do. >> once either the landlord or tenant request mediation then both parties are required to participate in what we are calling good faith. they are required to show up work >> is the idea to get them to me together and come to in mutual increase or is it the landlord not raising the rent? >> the spirit behind the ordinance is to soften some of the high rent increases we are seeing but really the outcome of the mediation will vary by circumstance. >> this has been

it owes a certain structural debt to nativity, the debbie isitt film, and in fact, funnily enough, it would've made more sense to release this in the run—up to christmas because there is slight christmas theme to it so it is odd coming out now. despite your reservations about the posterm, which i understand, i thought it was funny and charming and i liked the performances and my heart went with it enough that when my head kept going, hang on, my heart went, just let it be, and i did and i enjoyed it. all right. 0k. you have seen i, tonya as well. it's a good watch. margot robbie stars and also produces. she was implicated in an attack and her career fell apart. it's been nominated for awards. the film takes the structure of telling contradictory stories. at the beginning, it says, "based on the totally true and utterly contradictory testimonies of its central characters" and during the narrative we see each of the central characters talking to the audience either through faux interviews or breaking the fourth wall, turning to the audience and going, "this didn't happen." but essenti

. >> debbie lerman, human services network. i just want to briefly concur with torrance remarks. i also agree that removing organization from there would not affect true conflicts of interest which are already prohibited under the law. and i also have -- but it's just a gut reaction, this is targeting nonprofits, and as mr. bush points out, i believe it applies to for profit associations, as well, but i would urge you, as a minimum to change the word from organization to corporation or something similar or clarify for profit and nonprofit. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> again, my name is mark bruno, and through the chair, i would like to comment on commissioner lee's criticism or description of a situation where a mom and pop nonprofit might be negatively affected because a supervisor or a commissioner, an unelected public official might want to do small favors for a small group. i was cochair with mohamed nuru when mayor lee was chairman of the graffiti advisory board. in those days, and i think the same challenge is faced by all commissioners and boards now, it's a virtue in go

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