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>> and carrie was like, oh, no, something's wrong. >> deborah told her boss scott, well-connected attorney that he was he called a police officer he knew in plan taegz, florida, where melissa lived. the officer agreed to meet deborah and carrie at melissa's house. when they got there everything seemed to be normal inside the home. >> nothing was tossed. >> nothing. the only thing amiss was in her garage. >> melissa's car was gone. and that's when they all flew to something bizarre, a fine mist of what looked like orange spray paint throughout the garage. whatever this stuff was in the garage affect you? >> yes. i started coughing really bad and i said that's pepper spray. >> pepper spray. like many women melissa was known to carry a canister of it for protection. had she been attacked? had she used it? >> i knew right then she absolutely never made it into her house. something had happened in that garage, something very disturbing, and it wasn't
clean your teeth? it's actually really hard to brush my teeth. i tend not to use a brush. ijust swirl some mouthwash around, which isn't great for my teeth, but it's what i have to do. there is no cure. and so presently, treatment centers on pain relief. medical staff describe it as one of the cruelest conditions children can have. everyone also wants i to do their very best. so it's a real sort of privilege to to work with them. - i feel emotional when talk about it. but i mean, it is emotional, because it's a long journey. | and many of the families we look i after from birth, until 16 or 17. i so there are many ups and many downs during the ebjourney. _ so now a team of relay swimmers are putting themselves through the pain and sacrifice of the swim, to raise awareness of deborah, the charity for children with eb. it's exciting just raising awareness and funds for deborah. it's something that's much needed
so we kind of have come to accept that. we don't have any choice but to accept those terms. it is exhausting. just the anxiety in the depression. carrying a baby knowing what's about to happen. mentally it's challenging. and then my four-year-old, he doesn't see the same army all the time because a breakdown crying. why he's wiping my eyes. mommy, it's okay. so i know it's probably hard on him seeing me sad. >> deborah called when she finally made it to 37 weeks though they sat down with their son who to explain the baby's body had stopped working in the win he would not come. home instead someday they told him that they would all meet
resident peter rochelle, a catholic farther of seven, a grandfather of 17, who had to watch his daughter endure unimaginable horror at the hands of the state, which has banned most abortions. as rachel told the washington post, for me, it's pure torture. the law has created torture. this is what ron desantis has forced upon this family. >> peter's daughter and son-in-law learn 23 weeks into her pregnancy that their child had a condition called potter's syndrome that is incompatible with life. the baby did not develop kidneys and was suffering from a series of other abnormalities of the heart and stomach due to a lack of amniotic fluid. the syndrome also occurs under vail developed long and babies's who survive two delivery are born unable to breathe. typically they suffocate within minutes to hours after birth. after receiving their diagnosis, deborah and --
on eurovision, but also the floods and other natural disasters that people needed needed to get the message out and we weren't hearing it. mark, i suppose people might say it was a big event and to host it in liverpool, you know, and it is linked in its own way mark, i suppose people might say it was a big event and to host it in liverpool, you know, and it is linked in its own way to the war in ukraine. was there not a news value in having all that coverage? well, there was some sense of having a news value. and it clearly showcase an event of this nature in uk. and to support ukraine at the same time is probably a good thing. but i completely agree with deborah. i think that it was disproportionate to the amount of other international and national events which were going on and issues which we all face daily, and especially where breakfast news was concerned monday to friday, especially the lead up to thursday and friday. i thought it was complete, excessive and to an extent lazyjournalism. it's quite easyjust to give time to the events and not really pay attention to the bigger issues that
are affecting us daily. and ijust think that it was disproportionate and excessive at times and it created in general a news blackout with the amount of excessive time that was given to the subject. i'm going to read you both the statement that the bbc has given us in response to the many concerns we've had from viewers like yourselves. so, here it is. deborah, first, what do you make of that response? well, i think i fully agree, having the coverage on bbc one
yeah. great atmosphere. and on thursday, a synth metal eurovision loving rock. eurovision loving rock god. what's brought you here? you've told them, haven't you? i've told them this will be your dream. on friday, jane hill co—presented the six and 10:00 news from liverpool tonight at six, the party is under way here in liverpool on the eve of the eurovision song contest, hosting on behalf of ukraine. by saturday afternoon, the imminent start of the final was breaking news on the news channel. it's those two broadcasters working together to deliver what is the best show on planet earth. is it that you're not able to dance to a eurovision classic that is playing in the background? we are talking waterloo and abba here and that's better. you can dance. well, let's see if that sense of excitement was shared by two viewers who contacted us this week, mark bradbury and deborah bardsley. thank you both for coming on. newswatch though, deborah, did all that coverage get you excited about eurovision?
bayler and his p mother, mariss. check out this flashback photo of associate p producer kate and her mom, kristin. here is weekend executive producer rachel's mom, deborah, along with grand dog butter cup. [laughter] >> that's flap jack. >> she gets mad at me when i call her butter cup. that's flap jack of course. this is katie with her mom kalissa and maria bartiromo's mother, josephine, picked in these photos with her dog as well, dusty. and the reason that you are seeing maria bartiromo's mom because here is maria bartiromo. rachel: keep those pictures up. maria's mom lives with maria.