though rudolph denies it, some investigators feel this loss solidifies rudolph's resentment of the federalched to by his other family members for years about how his father had died from cancer, he couldn't get treatment in the united states because of the federal government. and i think all of this flavored and shaped his philosophy. i still believe in my heart that's what turned him into the person he was. >> he was, as someone who had difficulty making connections with other people, really intent on making a relationship with someone who had a unique viewpoint that he shared about the world, which was your beliefs are your own and you don't have to conform. that would have appealed to rudolph in a paternalistic way, but it also would have appealed to him in a justification of not being like everyone else. >> after her husband's death, rudolph's mother moves the entire family to the woods of north carolina. there she is close to tom branam and his family and further away from mainstream society. >> there was a real feeling in the family that the government and the health establishment an

the home of eric rudolph. unfortunately, the news travels faster than they do. >> the investigation of a deadly bombing at a clinic in alabama that performs abortions is centering on a gray nissan pick-up and a man who may know something about it. just moments ago investigators announced they have issued a material witness warrant for eric robert rudolph. they say he may have information about that truck. >> investigators rush to eric rudolph's last known address, hoping to catch him before he hears the news. >> by the time law enforcement authorities, both local and the local sheriff's office and the fbi and atf showed up at the trailer, the door was swinging in the wind. when you step inside here, you could tell that the individual who had left this trailer left in a big, big hurry. >> there were guns left in the trailer. there was a fairly substantial amount of cash that was hidden behind a picture frame that was left in the trailer. some of the same type clothing that the bomber in birmingham was supposed

deborah rudolph: mr. rudolph had passed away. he had melanoma.y had wanted to administer laetrile, which is not approved by the fda, and he ended up passing. it sort of fell into that... “well, the government is keeping these sort of cures away from us.” so, you know, they're just become layers of conspiracy. art harris: suddenly, here's eric with grief in his mind. but no one to-- to single out except the feds, the bureaucracy that denied his father the one elixir of hope he wanted, who he thought would cure his cancer. and looking back, i think, ok, they already had these sentiments, but i think it progressed after robert died. his mom seemed to be somebody who was a spiritual searcher. art harris: eric rudolph grew up in somewhat of a preached-at childhood where his mother would visit different churches that were very fundamentalist or had a new christian identity movement. eric is exposed to a really toxic mix of ideas-- white nationalism, white separatism, white supremacy, all mixed in. deborah rudolph: how it was explained to me is if you w

the hunt for rudolph. run, rudolph, run, that type of thing., as support for rudolph. >> despite having the support of some of the locals, eric rudolph isn't one for company. by all accounts, he's preferred solitude since childhood. >> we put on a foull-court pres to determine and learn as much information as we could about eric rudolph. >> eric rudolph was raised in kind of counter culture background. big family. they had a lot of kids and they were -- they became more extreme in their religious beliefs as time went on. the only thing i know about eric rudolph's mother was that she was a very very strong influence on him. he was very very close to her. she has a strong internal compass on what's right and what's wrong. she transferred that to her son. >> eric's mother, patty, certainly believed, and i'm sure, still believes in holistic medicine. whether or not patty's distrust of doctors and the medical field, traditional medical field in general was tied into her distrust for authority, really don't know. but i do know that eric never went to

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyo

rudolph running the ball. another first down as he falls at the 10 in front of dorsey. >> joel: he's just thought of as a nonthreat as a runner that texas tech's defense is not respecting him. he gives the fake and wide open. hill cuts it back. dragged down inside the tech 5. what a great series for oklahoma state. >> joel: a couple of great passes by mason rudolph in big situations including long third down conversion. they're primed here for a score. >> gus: second down and goal at the 4 after the six-yard hill. cuts it back. falls at the 1. dakota allen with first contact. third down and goal. >> joel: here you go. this is the snap here. this will tell you everything you need to know about the will of your football team on either side. if you're oklahoma state, you have the will to keep this season alive potentially your playoff hopes alive. >> gus: the texas tech defense was made for big plays here. high snap. rudolph runs it. he won't get in. so now the cowboys have a decision to make. here's the field go

larry rudolph.t three rivers dental group, we make going to the dentist affordable. >> larry rudolph was a good dentist. accident, suicide, murder? there's almost no evidence. all this is in zambia. why is the embassy involved? why the fbi? >> she wasn't just this hunter that was married to larry. she was like someone's mom. >> they're a wealthy couple both safari hunters, and one is dead. ♪ >> zambia is in southern africa, it's landlocked above south africa. >> if you look at our country, it forms that middle part of africa and is called the smile of africa. >> and it shares victoria falls with zimbabwe to its south. ♪ zambia's wildlife and seeing the magnificence of nature is really arguably its greatest treasure. >> and also have abundant wildlife in zbi♪ elephants, lions, leopards, cheetah. >> the parks in zambia are the things that impress the national parks. and 33% of the national parks' land is kafue national park. it's the biggest park in the country. >> kafue national park and the so-calle

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. stopped by aiavion edwards but >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited da

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now off the field because they are too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. stopped by aiavion edwards but he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for u

rudolph. out of bounds. flag on the play. >> joel: i think this one is going against oklahoma state. the space that was created, i felt like was from a pushoff. interference. offense. number 17. penalty is declined. it's fourth down. >> joel: there is austin hays. there is the extension of the arm. he pushes off to gain separation. what an excellent call by the official down the field. >> gus: so that will make it fourth down and 16 at the 40. they need to go 44.5 for a first down. mason rudolph. with time. lets it go. down the field. intercepted! orion stewart. [ cheering ] it at the 30. stewart. still running and out of >> gus: jim grobe can take a deep breath. >> joel: fitting that the last play made to seal the victory is made by that secondary. they played great tonight for baylor. phil bennett deserves a lot of credit for an excellent game plan that stood up four quarters. got turnovers. tackled well. excellent effort. what a job by baylor's defense tonight! >> gus: hand it off to hasty. >> joel: felt

larry rudolph. group, we specialize in smile makeovers. andrea canning (voiceover): from the beginning, the business was a success, says former employee sherry houck. we did sedation dentistry, so you would do the dentistry all in one visit for the patient. so it would include root canals and crowns and everything. it wasn't odd to do a $10,000, $20,000, $40,000 case on somebody. they knew three rivers. they knew larry because he was commercialized. andrea canning (voiceover): anna grimley was larry's office manager. how did he come across in his ads, charming or funny or-- i think charming. i mean, he definitely knew how to sell what he was promoting. so yeah, people felt like they trust him. if they saw him, it's like, oh, it's dr. rudolph. they-- they would connect with the commercial. did larry seem to be making a lot of money from the business? absolutely. andrea canning (voiceover): larry's business was so successful, he and bianca bought a second home in a swanky phoenix suburb called paradis

rudolph.three rivers dental group, we make going to the dentist affordable. >> he made more than the average dentist. >> white range rover, white interior, black trim, super sporty. all right, i guess he got some money. >> i've been doing some line hunting, having a great adventure. >> minutes after his wife is found with a giant shotgun wounded in his chest, he's worried about whether he's going to be a suspect? >> accident, suicide, murder? there's almost no evidence. all this is in zambia. why is the embassy involved? why the fbi? >> they're a wealthy, globe-hopping couple, both safari punt hunters, and one is dead. >> when is this nightmare going to be over?hunters, and one is >> when is this nightmare going to be over? ♪ >> zambia is in southern africa. it's landlocked above south africa. >> if you look at our country, it forms that middle part of africa and is called the smile of africa. >> and it shares victoria falls with zimbabwe to its south. zambia's wildlife and seeing the magnific

rudolph. got to hurry. rudolph. looking. buying time. rudolph. jones! [ cheering ] fourth sack of the night for baylor. the bears stay perfect. with a 35-24 win over oklahoma state. baylor 4-0. big night for seth russell, ishmael zamora and chris platt. russell throws four platt. let's go downstairs to shannon. >> shannon: well, coach, your defense played like a billion minutes here tonight. literally fought to the last second. how tough are they? >> they work really hard, shannon. we want to make it interesting for you. they had the backs against the wall time after time. we didn't play the best football but when it counted >> shannon: what do you think of the performance from >> coach grobe: that hurt us. our guys like to get going. some of the drivers give oklahoma state credit. they had a couple of drives like seven or eight minutes and kept us off the field. tough for an offense to stand that long on the sideline. we had big plays. that was good. >> shannon: thank you. congratulations. >> coach grobe: thank you. >> gus: the final score from waco, b

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. oh, rudolph! >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the outside. >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie >> joel: there is always going to be

rudolph. runs it. gets to the line. touchdown cowboys! the second rushing touchdown of the game for mason rudolph. oklahoma state takes a 40-34 lead. >> joel: you'll have four texas tech players that get stuck with their eyes in the wrong direction. you have corners in man to man. the defensive end goes way down with the running back. the safety gets stuck with his eyes in the backfield. and there's nobody left for mason rudolph. >> gus: ammendola for the extra point. it's good. 41-34. 1:12 remaining. here's texas tech. they'll get the football back with two time-outs. >> gus: welcome back to lubbock. mason rudolph scored two rushing touchdowns. you take a look at the drive. six plays, 79 yards. just over two minutes. rudolph with the big run. ammendola sends it away. he kicks this one deep for a touchback. texas tech will start from the 25 for nic shimonek. >> joel: all the chips in the middle of the table. you have a great series from the oklahoma state defense. the offense came out and answered the bell with everything on the line. two

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming of too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyone. ...str

rudolph recognized that. tried to put it on the outside but ends up out of bounds. >> gus: that makes it third down and six at the 31. the cowboys need to go to the baylor 25 for a first down. delayed handoff. childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus: they have. >> joel: edwards. on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several stops in

were you a rudolph fan back in the day? >> i was a big rudolph fan. still am. >> we all are.s. >> i know yorktown high school is here somewhere. >> who's reunited after 21 years? ♪ and it feels so good ♪ >> what's your name? >> dorothy, from wisconsin. >> let's keep cruising. hi, guys. >> you share my birthday? oh, you do. all right. good to see you. wow. look at that. >> guys, where's savannah, we lost her. >> coming up in the third hour, we've got a live performance from grammy winner leon bridges. >> we love leon. where's yorktown high school? are you here? >> no. >> you guys look at mike, one of our camera operators and floor directors. love your jammies. >> you have a big surprise coming up in the fourth hour? >> we do. it's for an incredible family. they deserve this beyond. it's like an early christmas present and it was our pleasure. we hope you all enjoy. to every person who came out today, thank you guys. good morning. it is 8:56 a.m. marcus washington, the man accused of killing his wife, their two young children and her parents, is due in court today. this is for

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. stopped by aiavion edwards but happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyone. so you can use your new iphone 7 to.

, run rudolph ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ run, run rudolph >> a very, a little fun--a whole lot of fun on "dance party." so we got these three randomly selected contestants that are going to be competing in various contests throughout the show. they're earning--trying to earn the most points because one of them will be coming back later on in the season to try to win a tripor two to new york city and be king or queen of the episode tonight, okay? so, let's get to meetin' those three contestants right now. >> contestant number one from richmond, is brittany turner. >> come on, brittany. hey brittany. what's up, girl? how you doing? >> i'm great. >> what do you want for christmas? >> i don't know. all i want is love for the world. love. for all of humanity. >> is the usa pageant? love for the world? we want that too, brittany. well, thank you for being on the show. alright, contestant number two? >> contestant number two from oakland is trina mary. >> ooh, she know how it go. alright miss trina, how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> what do you do for

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie childs. >> joel: there is a

. >> larry rudolph wants a prominent dentist in pittsburgh is just months into his life sentence for killing his wife. now his son is speaking publicly for the first time since the case ended over the summer. discussing the pain of losing both his parents and his new battle with the federal government. here's abc's eva pilgrim. it's been seven years since we lost her. >> and i still wake up in the middle of the night. and i think this can't be real. the son of larry rudolph, the prominent pittsburgh dentist sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife and committing mail fraud, is speaking out for the first time exclusively to abc news. >> you have to understand about the trial is that it was just a horror buying ordeal. >> the visuals, the sounds, the sights in that courtroom over three weeks. it's tattooed on my mind. >> larry and his wife of 34 years, bianca, were on a hunting trip in the african country of zambia in october 2016, just as they were getting ready to return home, rudolph says his wife, known to be an excellent marksman, accidentally shot herself while packing

♪ run, run, rudolph ♪ ♪ run, run, rudolph ♪ ♪ runnin' like a son of gun ♪ ♪ run, run, rudolph ♪ ♪ runys, everybody! that was "run run rudolph." go ahead, get it out. whoo! i love this time of year. that wasriginally recorded by chuck berry and sometimes called "run rudolph run." i grew up with that song and loved it but i always thought it was "run run rudolph." the matter what you call it it's a great time of the year for that song. it's such a fun song. this time of year is great because we get to make big wishes come true. we paired up with our friends of pilot pen and we want to take a little of the load off santa and answer some of his letters. ♪ ♪ >> hi, santa. i'm 5 years old. for christmas i really want to make castles. goodbye, santa!

rudolph and a flag is thrown this time.gainst blake lynch as he was guarding marcell ateman. >> i'll take it. if i'm blake lynch. >> absolutely. you are competing your tail off. as you talked about before, batting the 6'4" guy and you are 6'3" just learning the position. that is a good battle. >> here is ateman with just a good day and being physical. >> he has to do there and use his hands early. he has to take advantage of the battle at the line of scrimmage where theoretically he's the better athlete lick. >> and so they all have receiving touchdowns and hill and king and rudolph have rushing touchdowns. first and goal from the two. >> rudolph keeps it. and we'll get back to the line of scrimmage. >> that really surprised me. >> they don't want him running the ball, especially in this situation with the game in hand like it is heading into the fourth quarter. >> that is the end of the third quarter here in stillwater. it will be second and goal from the two when we come back. but james washington having a big day, over 2

and he named him "rudolph." then may dove into writing the story sometimes running lines by his wife and four-year-old daughter, barbara. "well, he was a great story- teller -- i had stories every night. and, i just remember his checking with me a few really difficult words like "stomach" which he thought maybe littler kids wouldn't know. and i think i suggested 'tummy'. and i remember sitting at the desk late night after night." true to his vision, may portrayed rudoplh as both saddened by being "different" but also strong in himself. and of course, finding a unique and special purpose for his shiny red nose. "there is one illustration where rudolph is leaving a note for his mom and dad when he leaves with santa -- telling them not to worry. and that's my father's actual handwriting on the note at the end of the bed. 'dear mom and dad, don't worry i've gone to help santa.'" "that just gives me goose bumps when i know that he wrote that. that that's really is writing cause i miss him." in the midst of writing th

but have you ever heard of rudolph, wisconsin? the town's post office playing some reindeer games around christmas and giving people a tron smile. >> putting a festive touch on letters every year and thanks to >> rudolph wisconsin is a small town in the center of the state, population, 439. but the name rudolph brings christmas cards from all over the state, country and world. >> i got some requests in this morning from virginia, from missouri, one from racine in wisconsin. >> reporter: rudolph's post office has been issuing a rudolph the red-nosed reindeer staff for 70 years. last year the rudolph stamp was issued to 20,000 people. >> people are very patient. sometimes they have to wait in line a little bit longer than they would normally in rudolph. >> reporter: about 1,000 cards a day come through the little post office. on the second saturday in december, the office releases the stamp for 30 days. it's a country christmas celebration. >> we sent about 12,000 cards out that were all hand canceled that one particular day. >> not

it's rudolph. but did you know the story behind rudolph the red-nosed reindeer? it started simply enough as a holiday promotion for a department store in 1939. rudolph's backstory begins in at retail giant montgomery ward, adverstising copywriter robert may was given a new assignment - to create an original christmas story for a holiday giveaway. "his boss wanted him to write a comic book - paper comic book - to give away in their toy department with a toy purchase. and they knew my father was very good at writing short stories, um ... very good with limericks and rhymes and he was kind of known for that at the office." may decided to make a reindeer christmas story and similar to the children's classic, "the ugly duckling", he wanted the main character to have an underdog quality and overcome a daunting obstacle. he drew upon his own childhood as a bright but undersized youngster. "the story is autobiographical because my father skipped a lot of grades, he was always the youngest in his class, he was small in stature." fitting in, not being part of the group, bu

rudolph's post office has been issuing a rudolph the red-nosed reindeer stamp for 70 years. last year, the rudolph stamp was made it to 20,000 pieces of mail. s/ becky trzebiatowski, rudolph postmaster :31-:34 "people are very patient; sometimes they have to wait in line longer normally than they would in rudolph." about 1,000 cards a day come through the little post office. on the second saturday in december, the office releases the stamp for 30 days. it's a country christmas celebration. "we sent about 12,000 cards out that were hand canceled that day." not every card can be hand stamped though.... that would be too much for the small staff. rudolph is already going out of its way. rachael sackmann makes the trip to rudolph from stevens point twice a week during december. she sends cards to her relatives across the country. s/ rachael sackmann, rudolph "they love them out arizona, in california, florida. they always write back, 'we got rudolph this year.' they didn't say, 'we got our card'; they say they got rudolph." small country spirit traveling across the world. we'll

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. oh, rudolph!els. >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the outside. >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow wide receivers. almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie childs. >> joel:

thank you rudolph elmer, for joining us. and for sharing your harrowing story of whistle blowing, we'll leave it there. and thank you to our viewers for joining us. whistle blowing is tough. it's a very tough. in many cases, it takes over our lives and changes their very course. but as the great industrialist henry ford says, quote, obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your gold plan for. that's why in the end whistle, blowers are so often successful, even when the cost is very high. the goal is bigger than we are. the goal is the public good. that's why we do it. thanks for joining us for another episode of the width of lowers. i'm john kerry on who will see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 or the, there's been many attempts of governments, countries, et cetera, in order to start with thoughts and ceasefire, etc. and they have not been successful in most of them. we're only appealing to russia and, or korean, but they ignore the fact that they, to washington really the main pockets of the con

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rudolph recognized that. tried to put it on the outside but ends up out of bounds. >> gus: that makes it third down and six at the 31. the cowboys need to go to the baylor 25 for a first down. delayed handoff. childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and way down. i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus we have seen taylor young in on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several

good to have you with this rudolph. god, thank you for being here again and speaking about the the financial industry of switzerland or in switzerland in general. read off. tell us a little about the nature of your whistle blowing. you did it over the course of several rounds, so to speak. what was the initial information and what did you do with it? uh, the initial information. uh, a loss about the way to a spare handle of the trust as a business in the trust the parkman, the indicating an island. and that's the, the, the they, when i learned how things work and i stopped the defeat the details in the, in the trust department on back up. they bought uh the backup taped off to the i left lock in the sense that, uh, i had the secretary at home because the bank requested me to uh, take everything back up paypal or to, to, uh, uh, to use it in case if that is a fire in the bank. so i started the that date the fuck initially, i also can say that i challenged management quite often in the, in the bank. and even in c, r a gun

it's a lot. >> rudolph coped with humor. >> i didn't want to be sad.to and so i just waka waka. >> in the late 1990s after a brief stint in a band called the rentals, rudolph joined the famed comedy troop the groundlings in new york. there she formed friendships that would define her life at snl and beyond. >> this is my singer meghan. >> i told you i let my children watch bridesmaids a couple of days ago. >> yeah, how did that go? >> there was muting and fast forward and they loved your scene at the bridal shop. >> it's happening. it's happening. it happened. >> you couldn't imagine what would happen when you made that movie with your friends. >> no. i remember while we were making it saying, this is so fun. we were all groundlings connected. we were friends and we bonded here. we liked it and we kept saying, i hope other people think it's funny. we think it's funny. >> for her latest project, the amazon series "forever," rudolph teemed up with fred armiston. >> we wanted to play a married couple or any sort of couple. >> i used to say fred was my com

and rudolph giuliani knows that. he knows that the statement he made in writing today, in this document, in this civil lawsuit, can and will be used by special prosecutor jack smith and eternity fani willis, as the equivalent of a confession to the crimes that he committed in georgia. but both of those prosecutors might already have rudolph giuliani's confession in testimony to the grand jury interest georgia. it's possible rid of giuliani gave up the lie as soon as he was put under oath by fani willis and in fulton county special grand jury. donald trump wrote something this morning with a classic trumpian miss spelling about what he assumes will be the case of united states versus donald j trump when jack smith's january six grand jury indites trump for his efforts to overturn the presidential election, using spelling that indicates he rode it himself. donald trump said, we'll have fun on the stand with all of these people that say the presidential election wasn't rigged and stolen, the trial of the century. one of

on monday bo was invited by rudolph to meet the entire team and watch the game. bo received big hugs and even got his own personalized jersey. hena daniels cbs news ((brian loftus)) >> and to make things sweeter. florida state staged the biggest comeback in school history to beat mississippi 45-34./// i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. a murder- suicide leaves two people dead in henderson. this isn't the first time police were called to the home. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- a woman hit and killed while crossing the street. the message police continue to urge pedestrians to follow. ((brian loftus)) >> and, the valley is climbing back up to the triple digits. sherry explains when we'll feel the heat return.. in your weather now forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valle

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit the surface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chr quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph did a good job o

frosty or rudolph? jimmy, easy. going to tell us why frosty gets the lifeline. but, oh, dear. to keep things interesting, elves bring in the next distraction. yay! wow. while you plead your case oh, you must decorate this gingerbread house. oh, dear. okay. neatness counts. don't touch. don't you touch that gingerbread house until the debate begins. jimmy, you have the floor. okay, really quickly. i just want to correct you that it's frosty the snow person. oh, i see. and we're all canceled. but for my money, there's no debate here. i just want to make sure this is properly opened. excuse me. i'll make a nice, fine gingerbread house. there's no debate here. and this is why, ok. rudolph can fly. yes. so he should be saving you. oh, my. the fact that he's not saving you makes rudolph a bit of an a-hole. i'm not going to lie. i'm not to lie. okay. there's that frosty would die. it■s over. we just won. frosty would die. frosty would die purely from exposure to the heat. do you understand? but understand for rudolph, okay

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit theurface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chris: they have moved quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph

thank you. rudolph elmer, stay right there. we're speaking with swiss banking with the blower, rudolph elmer about his revelations of swift bank, julius bears involvement in fraud and tax evasion. when we come back after the short break, we'll get into some of the specifics of his whistle blowing. stay with us. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the 1834 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires to the best land. from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this cause and as discontent. the people of l g area began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out, acts of torture and executions of civil people, including pregnant women, children, and old people took pla

rudolph giuliani does not. the lawsuit says that route rudolph giuliani, quote, regularly drink all day and night. he was constantly consuming viagra, and he was constantly demanding sex from miss dunfee, who he was also representing as a lawyer in a lawsuit she was involved in before she went to work for giuliani. giuliani volunteered to represent her as alert for free was part of the reason that she went to work for him. what i'm about to read to you from the lawsuit against rudolph giuliani's much tamer then the most graphic lines in the lawsuit, but it is profoundly perverse. what passes through the mind of the man we all saw, ranting with hair dyed dripping down his sides of his face, it's much uglier. remember, as i read this, this scene alleged in the lawsuit is not happening in the office of the attorney general of the united states tonight because joe biden beat donald trump in the presidential election, and killed rudolph giuliani's dream of becoming attorney general or secretary of state another job