we're put here to give. >> reporter: it was deborah says a second chance at life. but not, it turns out, her last. on this day, she is planning to hand out hundreds of sleeping bags. once again, coming back from hard times. >> i was on life support a year ago. and i almost didn't make it. and so, you know, this is my way of saying thank you to -- to god for everything he's done and still doing. >> reporter: deborah, you see, has had a lifelong heart condition. one that required a transplant a couple of years ago. >> did you guys want a sleeping bag? >> reporter: once back on her feet, deborah redoubled her efforts to help others. >> did you get one? not yet? >> reporter: not slowing down even as that new heart is showing signs of rejection. >> i don't want to say i was born to lose, but i have had a lot of, um, hard knocks. >> reporter: deborah is able to laugh because she feels she's living on time she didn't earn. it's time god granted her. and while she doesn't know how much more of it she has left, she does know exactly how she wants to spend it. >> why did he

deborah lipstadt is a renowned historian, her field of study is anti-semitism. a few years before this lawsuit was filed, she had in fact published a book on anti-semitism. it was specifically about this weirdly accelerating phenomenon on the far right where people were denying that the holocaust had ever happened, denying that the nazis had actually killed millions of jewish people during world war ii. she wrote a seminal book about that. and one of the most prominent promoters of that myth, a guy who tried not to look the part, he didn't just stomp around with a shaved head and jackboots giving nazi salutes. he wasn't that kind of a guy. he was a guy who took a pseudo academic, fake intellectual approach to his holocaust denial. he had a star role in her book and he sued her for libel, saying it was unfair of her to describe his scholarship the way she did, unfair for her to describe his scholarship as shoddy. he said in facts. libelous under british law to say he knowingly, for one, used forged materials. he sued her over those claims that she made about him

next, it's my pleasure to introduce deborah lay said. deborah, to be frank with you, she has not spoken at as many foundation events as the commissioners. she has spoken previously and she's been a longtime friend and someone that i've admired for a long time as well. i thought it was important to have her here today because she has a perspective going back quite far. with her permission, i will give you just brief highlights of her bio so we can get her up here. she established a consulting firm in 2001. that was after she left the fcc, serving as chief of the cable services bureau. where she started in 1990. in that position, she led a team of 100 plus lawyers, economists, and engineers. that was at a time when we were beginning to talk about the digital convergence, how the landscape was changing. of course, important for the way in which we think about things, what that would mean for changes in the regulatory policy. deborah served on the boards of major fortune 500 corporations. for example, she's been a director at british telcom

deborah lipstadt has been named by president biden to be the noble envoy on anti-semitism. as i said, she's gone on to an illustrious career. but today that same historian was in a courtroom in virginia. charlottesville, virginia, is in the midst of a civil trial right now in which the neo-nazis, the white supremacists, the other far right groups that organized the deadly unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017, that cast of characters is being sued by some of the people who were hurt that day. and today, historian deborah lipstadt, who, again, has the claim to fame of having personally bankrupted the world's leading holocaust denier, today deborah lipstadt was on that stand and testified before the jury about what some of the chants and symbolism at the rally meant. why were there references to 88 in the crowd? she explained today that because "h" is the eighth letter of the alphabet, hh therefore means heil hitler. she explained that the black sun was a symbol the nazis used as part of their quasi religious symbolism in world war ii, it was inlaid into

deborah villalon live there at the golden gate. deborah. thank you. most fully vaccinated adults across the state should be able to get a covid vaccine booster, even though the cdc's guidelines suggest fewer people seek out the shots. the california department of public health sent a letter to healthcare providers today directing them not to turn away adults who want a booster. the department thinks patients who are 18 or older should be able to self determine their risk and seek out boosters when they're ready. the cdcs guidelines suggest people 65 years or older get the shots. the cdc also thinks anyone younger than that should meet other criteria, like living in a long term care facility or having an underlying condition. the only criteria the state thinks is necessary depends on the type of vaccine in adults got first. if you've got a pfizer or moderna vaccine, you should wait six months to get a booster. if you got a johnson and johnson vaccine, you should wait two months, the white house is moving ahead with a number of vaccine mandates, but at

deborah villalon reporting live in oakley. thanks, deborah. new at 11. tonight. an automated license plate reader is being credited with helping police catch an alleged car thief who was in possession of nearly a dozen guns. venetia police say they were alerted to a stolen vehicle out of fairfield at about 8 40 last night, officers spotted the car on east fifth street and pulled the driver over. officers then found the 11 guns and burglary tools inside the vehicle. the driver was arrested and booked into solano county jail. the car was returned to its rightful owner. cemetery oh county supervisors have approved funding for gun buyback events. that board today approved spending about 2 $208,000 for a series of them. five events are being planned starting next month and running through 2023. people will be able to give guns to law enforcement. no questions asked. they will receive $100 per handgun, shotgun or rifle and $200 per assault weapon. county held three similar events back in 2018 and 19 and collected more than 1200. weapons officials say the event, make su

deborah birx was had some concerns there. he signed off on it. and in that interview he was saying president trump did not want to reduce testing, even though we know publicly he he said he did. my question is, is what he is saying complete? >> right. obviously people hearing have no idea what we're talking about. . >> there's a lot of people here who know what we are talking about. . >> believe deborah birx. if the fact is we wanted to test people asymptomatic as opposed to just symptomatic people, deborah birx and i have always said we want to test people even though they are asymptomatic. >> so what happened? >> first, they began testing people who were only symptomatic. if you have more widespread testing, you obviously have more people that you've identified are positive. if you don't test asymptomatic people, it looks like the level of infection is much lower. >> has brett giroir been honest in your opinion about how he is with the testing under the administration? >> i don't want to give comments who b who has been honest and who has been

ktvu is deborah villalon joining us live tonight with what we've learned about the accident, deborah. michael lee. police say the car rammed into this taco bell at high speed and the injuries were serious enough. both victims were airlifted. the driver, according to east contra costa fire is a 30 year old woman, the child in her car, a three year old girl and both needed trauma care. the adult put in a helicopter to john, your medical center in walnut creek and the toddler to ucsf betting off children's hospital in oakland. the lexus they were in was totaled. it's front and wrapped around a stone pillar at the front of the taco bell that pillar preventing the car from plowing through windows and all the way into the restaurant where many more people might have been injured. no explanation yet why the car slammed into the fast food, but a witness who pulled the child to safety said there was a radic driving before the crash. she, um. drove probably about 50 or 60 miles an hour past the store. um. accelerating no breaks, and then we heard her. i think she went up on the curb. she hit ca

ktvu deborah villalon joins us now she's at the police department tonight. after speaking with witnesses, deborah. well julie. those witnesses shared some surveillance video. it captures some of the altercation that preceded the man's death. gunshots captured on home surveillance, waking people up on santa rosa's peach court just after one am alarmed to see the shooter darting around their yards. you know, sign before i recognize him. no 911 calls brought santa rosa police to the cul de sac. hey get on the ground ground. by that time the man had dropped the rifle but had picked up heavy landscape, brick and rock also pulling pathway lights from the ground in agitation. he was yelling. this and you know, just. i'm going to do it. i'm going to do it, and that's all. i heard him do it. that's not true by that time, but the cops were outside. i mean, everyone in the neighborhood was out some point. i think he charged that officer and the officer tasted them. angela ortiz watched from her front window and heard the sound of tasers as the man continued to resist i

and then deborah messing saying don't minimize and she's got that right. let's get that straight on what is happening here. you know, it happened in wisconsin a year ago after jacob blake was shot, joe biden called him when he visited kenosha. he talked about the dangers of racism and how bad the violence was as well. now that it's happened in this other town in wisconsin, in waukesha, we don't know the motive but the "new york post" says that the suspect's social media talks about violence against white people. the question is was this racially motivated? we don't know at this stage. the president went to kenosha and he made initial comments the morning after what happened in waukesha, but is he going to waukesha? the nation's heart has been broken over this. it would say a lot about the president if he were to go there. but instead, he's holed up at a billionaire's place in nantucket. looks like he can't be bothered by it. we would like to hear the president talk about this case the same way he has regarding others in the past. >> steve, you mentioned de

deborah graduated with a masters in modern language. this fueled her knowledge and incredible drive which she is using to make a difference across the globe. deborah creates educational opportunities for migrant and refugee communities. she focuses on helping children become more resilient through play-based learning. thanks to deborah, refugee children in south asia find comfort in early learning opportunities through a version of "sesame street" in their native clothing and language. children have benefited immensely from her passion and experience. on behalf of the people of the first congressional district of georgia, i congratulate deborah on her nomination to georgia trends 2021 40 under 40 class and offer my appreciation for her continued service and dedication toward children across the world. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. harshbarger, for five minutes. mrs. harshbarger: one of the top concerns for americans is the cost for prescriptio

deborah villalon in santa rosa for us tonight, deborah. thank you. the search for of alejo teenager is over tonight and a statewide amber alert has been canceled after the girl was found safe. detectives spoke with her and one of them is not a case of child abduction, but rather a poorly planned decided prank. santa rosa. police believe the girl was kidnapped after surveillance video showed a man forcing her into a van outside a gas station yesterday, but the amber alert was canceled and called off this morning when the girl was found safe at her house. police still have not said if anyone was arrested in connection to the prank new details tonight about this morning's deadly shooting right near the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a shooting that has left many drivers nervous and concerned ktvu is amber leave live for us tonight. with more on the story, amber. mike the chp has not released the description of the suspect vehicle or whether it was captured on surveillance camera. but a law enforcement source tells me the shooting appears to be deliberate.

the walk was made possible thanks to state senator josh ecker and fifth-grade teacher deborah carlino. thank you both for joining us today. i've got to start with the teacher. your class spearheaded this walk and seems very excited. tell us about ruby bridges and why honor her in this way? >> ruby bridges inspires us because she was a little girl who integrated into the segregated south, one of the first children to go to school with white children. the children are so inspired by her because of all she did for all of us. kristen: and this was their idea? >> it was their idea. we were reading about ruby bridges and one of the students asked if there is a ruby bridges day and when they found out there wasn't, they got fired up and wanted to do something about it. this has been four years of the children working really hard with adults, aaa, sender becker, we just so appreciated. kristen: state senator becker is sitting here with us. you introduced a resolution for ruby bridges walked to school day and it was passed unanimously. tell us about your inspiration and why you want to make th

deborah villalon live in the north bay tonight, deborah. thank you. the marin municipal water district moved a little closer today to getting a new emergency pipeline along the richmond san rafael bridge today, east bay muds planning committee outlined conditions it would require before the $90 million pipeline could be assembled and connected to marin. among the conditions no cost to east bay mud or its customers and no less water or water pressure for customers. the eight mile long pipeline would also need to be accepted by the city of richmond, where the project would be connected to the east bay. this application is premature because we're in water has not met the purpose and intent of the california environmental quality act. if approved by next summer, it could pump some eight million gallons a day over the richmond san rafael bridge and up in the sierra. there is a fresh blanket of snow want to show you some video from mammoth mountain in the southern part of the range, the resort says. the latest storm brought another 7 to 9 inches of snow the

deborah villalon reporting live tonight in richmond, deborah. thank you. osha is suspending enforcement of the covid vaccine mandate for large businesses while the issue is tied up in court. the employer vaccine mandate calls for businesses with more than 100 workers to require employees to be vaccinated by january 4th or be tested weekly. more than two dozen states and several businesses are challenging the biden administration's authority to implement and enforce the mandate. but the white house has insisted the mandate is legal. okay next system in here on friday for all intensive purposes late thursday into friday morning, tomorrow is going to be a day of increasing clouds. it's gonna be an okay day. there'll be a little valley fog in the morning. partly cloudy, partly sunny as this system approaches the thursday not a bad day evening. chance of showers friday. still not a bad day, because it's just thing comes through. it's kind of a nine events in the 10th of an inch 2/10 of an inch is how it looks even in the north bay. so friday by friday afternoon

deborah, tim to resume. would you guys also on my stamps on the on reach t shirts is yep, up although my 2 children walking me cuz she really shouldn't been themis where she lives. but he's a special speech. she'll put them on bissonnet element. just put it down for him. because zooms and used to be rescheduled for mobile. the prosecution, dc it up the machine does the which that you got another bill was went there. what, what does it not scan on that one yet. okay. uh, what's your hush him sullen and because she can resist the nurse at the monster world, but i don't want to remember much, but it is good. checked that new yellowish amelia biting out. skinner thought go um let 3 did move on to the spots it affect to what you must with daughter need to come to young category that shows national from cooper. he does a dos battles for teach all good about school short term plan, which i wish 1st of sure doesn't coordinator. boy william dawson was one, comes up share glossary with sort of order cloth with his lit

deborah, tim resembled your car is also not on south homes on route bridgeport t searches. yep. apollo. my 22 which is blocking me. i could i should you, shouldn't the misfortune losing that? he's a special speech simpleton, missionary didn't you speak with him? because zooms and used to be clear to reschedule for mobile, the prestigious and east it up the machine as the horse. another bill was went there. it would have been that they're going to school on yesterday. i wish you had a chance on that. and because i guess you can resist the nurse at the more starbucks, but osman will remember washed it. it is good. check that new yellowish bit at a meal with fighting on south asking all thought go um, let green did move on to the spots it affect the what too much with the daughter need to come to young category that shows sophisticated social. i'm group that he does a toss, that'll sports or, or develop or school short good thing to cherish. first of shaw, dawslet coordinator blueberry. williams dawson was one comstock sherry glossary with sort of order last week is little. th

fauci and deborah birx. you write in the book how deborah birx tried to stop trump from bleeding the nations best medical scientist read what did you see when you were there? >> sure, the difference between me and the doctors on the task force. doctor deborah birx and dr. fauci are bureaucrats they have been in their position for 40 years. i am a health policy scholar for 15 years and before that 25 years in a clinical medical science and research and teaching and some of the best medical centers in the country. i would bring into the task force scores of paper, dozens papers, 20 scientific publications and when asked about my opinion i would go to the data inside the data. all i heard from them was either nothing, silence or calling me an outlier and they would run to the media and do this attack. that is not critical there was no critical thinking. there was no citation of the study. they never disagreed with each other. that is not scientific inquiry at all. what we see now is this idea -- there was a pac

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ktvu deborah villalon has more now from tonight's show in walnut creek. the familiar music, the beloved characters. diablo ballet presents an hour long nutcracker set at san francisco's fairmont hotel, where clare diablo falls in love with the bell hawk who turns into the nutcracker prince. as the curtain goes up, you feel the energy even though we look out to black. it's been 21 months since diablos 12 professional dancers where on stage for an in person audience. it's been a long time, so i think there's obviously a little bit of nerves. um but i think once we hear the audience again, um it's gonna be really reporting you ladies doing okay? co founder loren jonas, a diablo dancer at its beginnings had nutcracker roles since childhood to lose the seasonal favorite during covid. it left the whole for sure. and i think it did for all of the dancers, but now audiences seem ready and ticket sales strong. a turning point for live arts at seems like this is really the time. that everyone is fully getting back. and so how wonderful that it's happening around th

alright deborah, thank you for that. ktvu political analyst brian sobel called today's bill signing a victory for the president, one that shows he can bring congress together. there were 800 people invited to the signing ceremony at the white house today. this was a big big deal. it was the first thing. first bill of any scope that anybody could point to for this presidency and so yes, absolutely joe biden can and should run on this as a demonstration that he can bring republicans and democrats together. hub how it goes from here will be the will be the open question. 32 republicans voted for the pill 19 from the senate, 13 from the house new at 11 tomorrow. oakland mayor libby shaft is expected to announce a new experimental program, sending monthly payments to the landlords of 200 households at risk of losing their housing. the program will cover portions of rent for low income households that spend more than half of their income on housing. families can receive the help for up to 18 months with no strings attached. pa

deborah padda, cbs news, johannesburg. >>> meanwhile, former-fda commissioner and pfizer board member, dr. scott gottlieb, told face the nation's margaret brennen south africa has 16 million doses of the vaccine that they have not yet distributed. let's go now to cbs's lilia luciano in los angeles with more on dr. gottlieb's advice on this strain. good evening, lilia. >> reporter: good evening to you, meg. dr. gottlieb said it's crucial to determine whether this variant is vaccine resistant to figure out how to best fight covid. holiday crowds are filling the sidewalks, free ways, and airport in l.a. this weekend amid growing concerns about omicron, the new coronavirus strain. >> it's almost definitely here already. just looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend, it's almost a certainty that there have been cases that have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: scientists are working to quickly understand just how dangerous and contagious the strain is but they say they haven't found that omicron is vaccine resistant. former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb

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also my i credible son prescott, my brother chad, my loving mother deborah who are all here today in the gallery. to the people of ohio's 15th district, from our smallest towns to our state capital in columbus, i am truly honored that you have entreys -- entrusted me with this solemn duty. whether you work on a farm, own a small business, or a large employer i promise to fight for our district and to represent you all with dignity and respect. the problems facing our nation today are great and consequential. working families need this body to deliver solutions. today i am ready to work for the people of my district and for this great nation. thank you. i yield back. the speaker: under clause 5-g of rule 20, the chair announces to the house in light of the administration of the oath of office to the gentlewoman and the gentleman from ohio, the whole number of the house is now c-span now app. >> white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre briefed reporters on the biden administration's policy agenda. the topics included ongoing negotiations between democrats over president bi

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her sister though, who deborah just brought up, was also a rebel in her own way. her sister had a much more conventional marriage and married another temple priest. even though she had been raised the family was complaining about her and she wasn't nice or helpful and finally her father-in-law wrote to her parents if she doesn't change her behavior, i'm building a cage and i'm putting her in this cage. that seemed to us absolutely crazy putting your daughter-in-law in a cage, but this was a common kind of household punishment because the idea was the family had to have a way of controlling people it was a good way to keep tabs on them and show the community that you are doing something about this person. there are memoirs from the period of people that spent months. >> this is a book that fundamentally without being subconsciously so about the craft about how is it that we know what we know and what do we do when we want to know stuff and we can't find it out. for me, a great example is how you deal with the moment when she makes a break for it. will you tell us a

deborah, deborah representatives met mr albert han and asked him for an immediate return to civilian government and leaves of the political prisoners. and also they emphasize on the partnership or the military and civilians. so at the source to say that hum duke has met the representative of the political parties and told them that he will accept the decision. and he will follow the desire of the people in the cities and mister albert hand, the armies chief also says that he is very much keen to her to see hum duke as the prime minister. however, it must be a new technocrat government that doesn't reflect that they're the same a case of the previous ousted go to my so it is quite difficult for now. but what they know that there have been some other people also been called to her tomb as plan b for for mr. will hand in case if 100 doesn't accept to be the prime minister, is going to appoint another civilian as head of the government. however key she's here, whether without ham, look, be the prime minister in the country and one will be able to control the threes and getting to know su

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. two witnesses took the stand today in the federal fraud trial against their nose founder elizabeth holmes. former lab director, dr kinship das testified about his efforts to revive the struggling company after a scathing government audit. dr das said he worked to overhaul the lab practices voiding its tests and shifting the blame to another lab director, then former theranos investor alan iceman took the stand, saying he put $1.2 million into the company in 2000 and six he said. holmes made repeated false claims about their nose revenues and its blood analyzers, including their use by pharmaceutical companies convicted killer scott peterson. we'll find out next year whether or not he's going to get a new murder trial, a judge in redwood city today. set. a hearing will begin in february to determine if there will indeed be a new trial. he is set to be re sentenced on december eight for the 2000 and two killing of his pregnant wife. peterson's death sentence was overturned last year due

deborah kissed us. what's it going to take to end the suffering of people in the field? i like to say a little bit on the report they quoted, the joint event gets in by the event human rights commission and you in in my commission, i think from it to grand perspective, i find it any thought and this is because you don't allow that very perpetrator of the crimes, to be part of the investigation. nowhere in the water should you do something like this? this is what they have done. so it's really wrong on methodology, and it's it faded, the bare minimum. you kevin casters, as i understand it, the only way that the un could get in there to investigate was to have it as a joint investigation. otherwise they wouldn't have been allowed to go in. well, i mean that's, i think that's the valid point. but just to me, to, for that point, you don't make and report that they're deeply white. what is the crimes of the gym and also really, really how does their victims again, we feel like the gram really being hurt again by the investigation. okay. well, it hasn't really the main math se

spoke to the head of russia space agency, ross cosmos, to express his concerns about the threat of deborah from a destroyed satellite to those on board the i assess ross cosmos, chief dmitri rosen said that both agencies were working closely to ensure the safety of their crews, according to a russian defense ministry simulation of the space station was never in any danger of being hit by deborah from the now defunct satellite. that she said i didn't stop however, the us state department from ultimately condemning this test. brushes, dangerous and irresponsible behavior jeopardizes the long term sustainability of our outer space. and clearly demonstrates that russia's claims of opposing the weapons and weapon ization of space are disingenuous and hypocritical. according to the state department of russian weapons test created more than 1500 pieces of space junk debris created by the missile, which now threatens the crew. aboard the international space station, forcing them to seek shelter in their docked capsules disrupting their work. this is something that before the test, we had raised re

deborah villalon live tonight for us, deborah. thank you. most fully vaccinated adults across the stage should be able to get a covid vaccine booster, even though the cdcs guidelines suggest that fewer people seek out the shots. the california department of public health senate letter to healthcare providers today directing them not to turn away adults who want a booster. the department thinks patients who are 18 or older should be able to quote self determined their risk and seek out boosters when they're ready. the cdc's guidelines suggest people 65 years or older get the vaccine. the c d. c. d c also thinks anyone younger than that should meet other criteria like living in a long term care facility or having an underlying condition. the only criteria the state thinks is necessary depends on the type of vaccine in adults got first. if you've got a pfizer or moderna vaccine, you should wait six months to get a booster. if you got a johnson and johnson vaccine, you should wait two months, according to the centers for disease control and prev

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dr deborah brosnan is president of the environmental consultancy deborah brosnan and associates. good morning to you. my colleague, simonjack�*s report colleague, simon jack's report that colleague, simonjack�*s report that clearly illustrating the challenge facing the likes of shell, many other huge organisations within the fossil fuel industry. give us your reaction to this commitment at cop26 that 190 nations, organisations pledging to quit coal. your thoughts on that to begin with? i coal. your thoughts on that to begin with?— begin with? i think it is a wonderful— begin with? i think it is a wonderful start - begin with? i think it is a wonderful start because| begin with? i think it is a i wonderful start because we begin with? i think it is a - wonderful start because we do need to reduce our dependence on coal. the question is can we do it quickly enough, can we do it fast enough in order to keep temperatures below 1.5 or two. i think that is critical. we did not see the us signup to it, or china or india signup to it. clearly, ithink it, or china or india signup

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please welcome amy stanley and deborah - [applause] >> hi it is great to be here and it is wonderful to be talking about this book. and if you pick up amy stanley "stranger in theshogun's city", you can smell the tofu fermenting and you can hear the click of the in the shops and you can even feel the feel of the japanese country and this is one of the most provocative and gorgeously written examples of the historians craft that you will read and this marvelous book, amy tells the story of frustrated it's stubborn japanese woman in the early part of the 19th century who runs off to the big city as edo, the predecessors city to today's tokyo this is a tale of migration, and doers of the city, aspirations, and the constraint on women's lives and the indefinable force of personality and this year and a half of tragedy and spaces, the emergence of this book offers, in a different world is really atomic and this one the 2021 then price for biography and the t2021 national book award for biography and also of pulitzer finalist and most prestigious nonfiction prize. and amy and i will talk f