rod's body and his former lover.nd seeing rod covlin in there? >> terrifying. i had to look at him one time once, just to point him out and say that's who he is. >> debra testified that she got a late night call from rod on that new year's day. >> he told me that his wife had an accident, and died. >> my very first thought was, that's a really weird coincidence in timing, and that really basically solve all this problems. but then i felt guilty about thinking that, because he said it was an accident in the paper said it was an accident. >> you saying coincidence like he needed money? they broken, up and then she dies. so it makes rods life easier? >> right. but then he was very adamant about his innocence, always. >> after that, their long distance relationship progressed and fits and starts. they'd often play backgammon online, deborah would drive to her home -- sometime speaking abroad in new york and taking him with her. >> then one day in 2010, the police made her a surprise visit. >> i answered all their questio

say she ws afraid of rod.ually assaulted her during that argument over his laundry. >> she called me absolutely weeping because he pushed her to the ground in an argument in front of the children. >> i was getting very loud and angry, and she started pushing at me, and i took her and i -- i mean, i put her on the floor. >> shoved her? >> no, i specifically -- i did not shove her. i grabbed her, held her, and in a controlled but, you know, quick fashion, put her on the floor. s yes, there was one incident that got physical between us. >> yet shele seems to have become so frightened of her husband, she's granted an order of protection during divorce proceedings. >> she said to me numerous times, if something happens to me, he is your number one suspect. you look into rod covlin. >> there was no acceptance in your mind that this was an accident. you began to think that she'd been murdered. >> we absolutely believed she'd been murdered. and in our heart of hearts, we believed he murdered her. i hired private inves

you've got to do this for your family. >> according to rod, the she in question was terry's wife.he prime mover of the murder plot. >> so terry told you that christine told him to do it for the family? >> yes. they had been looking for an opportunity for a while. >> the cellmate said that christine and terry called don the black cloud. and with him out of the way, they'd have siena all to themselves. of course, any dreams of a happily ever after had gone belly up once police zeroed in on terry. but terry did have an ironclad life insurance policy. >> so the reasoning it would be then terry white, in the can, unlimited go down for this, they got me? >> but i can do you, christine and find a little bit of good by killing myself and the insurance will be paid off to you. >> having you collect $250,000. >> rod told the detectives that theresa suicide attempt in arizona was his third. and according to rod, christine was not exactly thrilled when terry survived. >> when he called her -- she picked up the phone and said, what the, why are you still here? basically, why have you not kille

founding father benjamin franklin's lightning rod.il now, his 18th century was the best protection available. >> the lightning rod works very well for strong infrastructures like a house or a church, because it is a region which is about the size of its height. if you have a 10 meter high lightning rod, you would protect that which is 10 meters in diamet. that's fine for most cases, but imagine now, you have a large structure which has to be protection from lighting like a power plant or a satellite launching bad or an airport. then, of course, lightning rods at 200 or 300 meters is not possible. then we have the idea to use the air itself is a lightning rod. by using lasers, you can actually make the air conductive. then, just follow the patin the air. and the induction from the earth it is a virtual rod. using correctly and you conducted. >> incredible. a virtual lightning role. is the last sign o lightning from 1752. like the u.s. founding father veteran franken. expert or separate more on our website. don't forget you can get in t

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non-stop rod, azerbaijani .end a separate big hello. how do you know how in understandable russian from the viewers of channel one, the program time will show, we will definitely broadcast it soon necessarily. i think even we will show you one of them. i hope thank you very much shaman was with us. hold on please. hello on the air news in the studio ekaterina berezovskaya marriage and heroism shown in the performance of military duty vladimir putin awarded the title of hero of russia posthumously to foreman almaz safin, he participated in a special operation since september. he died like a real hero three days ago safin commanded the reconnaissance of the airborne assault regiment, which defended the flint, received a severe shrapnel wound, but did not leave positions and continued to manage subordinates and lead. aimed fire on the nationalists fought to the last until he completed the task, thanks to his professionalism and courage, the enemy, who was significantly superior in strength, was forced to retreat, h

all eyes are going to be on the rod laverl going to be on the rod laver arena.ic is going to make his first appearance, by his first match of the australian open 2023. he will face spain's roberto. in his first return after that drama of last year, him being detained, appearing in court and then challenging the australian government in court and deported just before the game. the unvaccinated serbian star split opinion here in australia about what happened to him. he thought he was unfairly treated. any people thought he should have followed the rules. that was last year. this year we have been speaking to tennis fans here in melbourne park and they are saying they are happy to see him back.— are saying they are happy to see him back. greater see him back. see him back. greater see him back- you _ see him back. greater see him back. you have _ see him back. greater see him back. you have to _ see him back. greater see him back. you have to let - see him back. greater see him back. you have to let the - see him back. greater see him back. you have to let the best

the direction of an atomic explosion, then further here lay, an ax that cut these panties and the rodsell from above and silenced the americans are pulling them out of the reactor using complex expensive mechanisms, and how can intelligence in this case show how they are doing complex what to do? so it is not necessary. it will be difficult and expensive. you see, here is an example for you from this console on the evening of december 25 forty sixth year. kurchatov launched the first nuclear reactor in eurasia, scientists rejoiced, uranium and graphite spoke in russian , atomic energy obeyed man. the next day, beria arrived at laboratory number two to see with his own eyes the controlled chain reaction of the fission of uranus, but since it can only be tracked by instruments, he was not impressed by the sight of the blinking trubov light bulbs deviate. he recalled that going out to vera told kurchat igor when he would be 3 days later, kurchatov wrote to the country's leadership with the help uranium-built graphite boiler. we are now in a position to solve the most important questions a

built underground at a depth of ten meters 400 tons of graphite blocks and 50 tons of uranium the rods were laid by hand, the work went around the clock in the strictest secrecy at the dock. the object was listed as an assembly workshop or a building to the kurchatov building, according to the recollections of the staff of laboratory number two, a special encryption system was used; the boiler was called an electrolyzer. instead of the word uranus , they said silicon, and all the participants in the assembly of the reactor, the youngest of whom was only 15 years old. wrote a non-disclosure agreement about the nature of the work being carried out. this is the f1 reactor, which is actually the first physically. it was the main absolutely stone foundation, creation of the nuclear industry. you and i must understand that the nuclear industry has emerged. from this little building. this small building was the main thing that kept peace on earth and that left our country as a sovereign state , it took kurchatov only 16 months to build this most complex installation. the periscope from a subm

and the rods fell from above and silenced the reactor. case to show how they do complex what to do?o it is not necessary. it will be difficult and expensive. you see, here is an example from this console on the evening of the twenty-fifth of december 46. kurchatov launched the first nuclear reactor in eurasia, scientists called. uranium with graphite spoke in russian atomic energy, obeyed man. so the next day , beria arrived in laboratory number two to see with his own eyes the controlled chain reaction of the fission of uranus, but since it can be tracked only by instruments, the sight did not impress the shooter. how they say the light bulbs are blinking dubovsky, he recalled that when he came out, vera said curly and a burner when he would. after 3 days, kurchatov wrote to the country's leadership with the help of a graphite boiler built by uranus. we are now in a position to solve the most important questions and problems of the industrial production and use of atomic energy. in this case, it is impossible to evaluate without reconnaissance for a very long time, reconnaissance m

laver arena. onto the second set the rod laverarena.. emma raducanu has had a good first round, she is through, she has had a good start to the day despite the injury, and who is back, novak djokovic, after the drama of last year, the detention, the deportation, that debate that he has created about whether his refusal to get the covid—19 vaccine was actually contributing to the anti—vaxxer sentiment which was the previous government's argument for deporting him. all of that seems to have subsided. he has been received warmly here. on friday he played a warm—up game with nick kyrgios and there were huge applause is and cheers for him when he walked out on the rod laver arena. he starts tomorrow. he has a point to prove, notjust the 10th title of the australian open, he still remains the record breaker here with nine titles, but he is still chasing raphael nadal who is ahead with 22 titles so he wants the 22nd men's major to start here in australia. figs men's ma'or to start here in australia.— australia. as you say, australia, _ australi

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leave the stadium at rod laver. raina to say they things are just a hacked out crowd. and so many serbian fans really, really played for him. it was pretty hot warming up, going to say, well, ah, that's i leave it that early meadows in melbourne. thank you. and i love sports news. wonderfully guess i'd have a bill in half fired the i had of sport. freddy babich. the move comes with hat us 2nd to last and the bonus. biggest onions and saturday, they played host to crossed on rivals union and where desperately hoping to see 3 points in their bit to avoid a drop. but the guests put up another dominant display. ah, a raucous olympic stadium played host to a clash between struggling helter and high flying neighbours. union. could the home side pull off an upset, so dense unions, european ambitions. it never looked likely, especially when the guests took the lead before half time. defender denila, duking 3rd go, it is lost 3 appearances and yet another towering header. and it was too near the 2nd half geraldo becca, putting it on a plates. for pals, the green path is defend

i decided five 1:20 milin with my fishing rod.etetsa to blame young mothers, somewhere the rotten tunics of the public announcements, not ukraine, of the belarusian union of jean-jin and white russia, this is the second girl who was born holiday. the first march 8 gave birth to a girl. that's why, of course, that's all. well, no one expected the timing, especially since in general in february. but she wanted to congratulate me, let's say, on the new year with a baby, thank god everything is fine. this is the most important thing, who, how we support motherhood, how we support families with children. this is probably an unprecedented case, no matter how hard it was. whatever sanctions are imposed, social programs continue to work. them no one ever folded, no fold the budget is also being collected, which is literally, well, sort of signed here and divided. he also confirms that no one has any regrets for the birth of a child for the social program. for any family. this is a very long awaited event. and this, of course, is happiness

rod the system can cover much wider areas up to 60 stories and even penetrate clouds and fog.hopefully they'll soon be able to protect large areas such as airports and power plants, wondering how they came up with this, and then it struck me. ah, wow. storming yeah, keep them coming coming next to a baby alligator found not in florida, but jersey new jersey. wait what three ft alligator was found inside a plastic container next to a home near the jersey shore. animal control officers took the baby gator to a shelter. so far, there's no word on who owned the gator or why it was abandoned. for the record. it's illegal to own an alligator in new jersey. in case you were wondering, i guess it wasn't microchipped. i don't think so. we always talk about the importance of microchips all the best. very well. could be someone's pets. just obviously, i like can you imagine finding the box near your house or whatever, and you open it up and there's an alligator inside? yes well, you're from florida. the rest of us would be a little surprise. wednesday afternoon. yeah, alright. next to th

rod used to be - this is a motivation. and understand , will not find fault with this. here is another conversation. how will it be equipped, here it is interesting moment, uh, i'm all the time, uh, this question was also interesting to me, and you know, i came to the conclusion that, first of all, you should control yourself in fish when you go out to a reservoir in any region here. the list, damn the pool, yes, they have their own rules, somewhere it is allowed to catch the spawning period with float dons, a fishing rod, and somewhere here is a woman with a bottom float and spinning, and somewhere spinning from the shore is prohibited here. well, i can even list what regions there are, but they are few, how to act as a fisherman. if a contradiction come. here are some the rules are there with the locals, for example, the fact is that here the rules of these each region are painted, where you can catch, where you can’t catch, everyone needs to carefully study these rules. hey fishing enthusiasts. if this is not the case,

human i like his connecting rod. too old for such things. here i am about the same. i thought he died in hard labor a long time ago, and not in the frame here in solitary confinement. mom wanted to leave yesterday, but she stayed because of your greed. and you do not want to know why she was killed for what this concerns everyone from u.s? to hell go where you need to bari stroller, around the corner with a breeze i'll take you. no, i'm friends that friends. it 's good when they are already alone in the world stupid life. well , what do you propose? i will kill him. as you sing all your songs one after another, you think he will die from how you are out of tune. don't worry about it, i'll do it myself. ugolnikov andrei anatolyevich bessonov , an official of the spassky unit, i know, while they were rising, report everything to me already. that's how mr. shchekin we saw each other last year, don't remember, you visited one of our guests. well, it was in the old building. do you know andrey anatolyevich institution. wh

and formed the jeff beck group together with rod stewart. but it was a one off instrumental recording with led zeppelin founder jimmy page and the who drummer keith moon. there remains one of his most famous vex bolero. this songs primal, almost psychedelic energy, inspired even jimmy hendrix by continued making albums, but became a kind of musicians musician playing with eric clapton and b. b king, recording solos for tina turner, kate bush, and most recently collaborating with johnny depp. he'll be remembered by many other musicians who admired him. despite plenty of accolades, jeff beck never became a superstar, like many of his peers. he said that was for the best. ah, you're watching d. w news from berlin up next, we've got a documentary for you about the effects of globalization on poorer nations. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here. thanks for watching with stories that most people of the world over information.

it's caused by rod shaped bacteria that are closely related to the ones that cause tuberculosis. in fact, being vaccinated against t b provides partial protection against contracting leprosy, like other bacterial infections. it can be treated with antibiotics, a multi drug therapy of 3 different medications, cures it and individuals. but the disease remains endemic in some countries. though the disease has grown rare in europe and the middle east, around $20000.00 people, every year, is still contracted and both the americas most in brazil and africa. but the lion's share of new cases now occur in southeast asia, particularly in india. most of the infections that we now see globally are largely from 3 countries, brazil, india, and indonesia. what happens is that leprosy is always clustered in certain communities or certain vulnerable groups, or even certain geography groups. these are very remotely located populations in remote geographies. and so on, who have less access to treatment, et cetera. so, so it's in those mean the you, that the infection continues to try. how though,

features are british government investigation which concluded that modi who was in charge of go to rod at the time as its chief minister, was directly responsible for those murders that the riots which police stood by and let happen bore the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing, india, supreme court later cleared modi of wrong doing, and since his election as prime minister in 2014 journalists have treated this story as a red line, not to be crossed. the government's decision to ban the b b. c documentary, which extends to social media, has become its own story. it is also drawn global attention to modi's record in office and the subsequent decline of media freedom in the world's largest democracy . in this digital world where brevity is king and short, punchy, new stories are designed for shrinking attention spans the bbc's series. india. the motor question speaks to the impact that long form investigative journalism can still have not in the morning when you talk about this with all much episode, one of the series focuses on 2002 and the communal violence between hindus and muslims, which s

fantastic mind, mystical intuition and courage kurchatov himself from sorting out defective uranium rods suddenly triggers an alarm dangerous level of radiation soviet atomic projects used peaceful nuclear physics purposes, in what way the core of the discovery will change a series of attacks on our positions in the special operation zone, reconnaissance spotted a part of the camouflaged fortified area in the field over there, fighters. pulled armament armored vehicles. the task is fundamentally important, do not let the nationalists. open fire on our fighters powerful missile strikes from the air on new buildings russian attack aircraft 25 in pairs from low altitudes deceptive maneuvers our flight. ki release heat traps. these are decoys for the ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners who cover the areas of accumulation, their equipment was already on the ground at the same time, strikes at enemy arsenals from the rocket launcher. the task of special importance and complexity is also for the calculations of guns hyacinth b and howitzers acacia, they are attacking militants who are firing at civ

. >> vista her was apparently a deputy to rod rosenstein. when rod rosenstein was overseeing the mueller investigation that you participated in. what was your experience with him? >> there's a limited amount that can say. because that is an area where would have to do something called, prepublication review to speak about private matters. but i do share the assessments with career prosecutors. >> the one thing that i do think is worth noting is something that i think will make a very hard for republicans to attack him. which is, he did make one misstep. which was he announced the prosecution of various drug gang leaders. >> do you share the attorney general's confidence and senator cardin's confidence and mr. her as a special counsel? >> i do. i don't know mister her, personally we both resistance united states attorney at the same time in different offices. it's possible or offices interacted. but he has a long career as a federal prosecutor. he has also spent time at the main justice. the department of justice. in addition to his time as a

i knew battles, rod and a sorry, checking on his order anyway. and i mean, yeah, let me fill this out about these biles, a being dispatched to almost every corner of across commercial hot the scrolling can't mantle market. so bustling labrenz, we almost everything is risa with these markets are one of the biggest in west africa, if not the world. and there are central hub for 2nd hand clothing. from here, i get shipped all over africa for the past 2 decades. the recycle of western cast offs has boomed to you. it's created of thousands of jobs. oh, well, you're good for these men and women. a retailers eager to see the best clothes from a prize. you buy a 0 friends this morning. there's lots at stake. i know, so for the next few moments, the rule. so arch competitors. if they don't grab the best clothes, they don't make money. i, i with i sure is on her way to collect a bile of clothes, from a sorry, the importer, and they will follow, no doubt. shop all white black and black. so we get it up close. yeah. she's a car, young or headquarter zachary

chris ray is now the fbi director james comey was at their boss rod rosenstein work with them in the justice department. rob too work for rod rosenstein at the us attorney's office in maryland when rosenstein was th us attorney. rob her went to work for chris ray in private practice twice rob her work for robert rosenstein has the number two t rod rosenstein when he was the deputy attorney general it was rob her who manage them mall or probe the russian collusion hoax . >> so what is it that telis doe it tell us that he can't be fair ? you won't be fair was it 6 degrees separation quinn since ? it's to be determined. had his hands and a lot of scandals involving trump he's been involved with a lot of people who have been out to get trump. we'll see what happens with a special counsel probe it's interesting that attorney general america garland immediately turned to rob her a a special counsel he needed a lifeline. we will see what happens. >> in as you might imagine msnb they are not too thrilled by this appointment hears former u attorney harry litman i don't think it was necessary

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chapter one of the lightning rod for you. it's totally ruin. you can start a chapter to. but for me the process is about, you know, again, some kind of issue that i'm dealing with it. i'm worried about myself in this one i found out and this is again at the height of covid that the us government has about a dozen secret warehouses hidden all across the country that are filled with antidotes for whether it's zika, whether it's, you know, smallpox. it was supposed to be of for covid. if we were prepared for it. but the idea being that if there is an outbreak, that we would about and not when you can't predict that whether you live in wyoming, whether you live in chicago, whether you're here in miami, wherever are that, within 3 hours, they can near get to an airport. they're always airports and have the antidote. your doorstep. and i said, you're telling me that the government has secret warehouses nobody can go into one knows what's inside i want to go inside there and i was lucky enough to go inside and get in to see them and you get to the final scenes of the lightning r