i'm not soso sure abouout Éri.ough. it's a all good. - okayay. - dodon't say "o"okay." the evevening's jujust beginni. - - everythingng you just t d was apappetizer. [echoes] - [slolow-motion]] it's a all good, t though. it's allll good. - - he's the d devil. lookok a. ♪ - let's drdrink, baijijiu. ♪ - - all right,t, Éric.c. yeahah, you're g getting inin the spiririt of thingngs. - you knowow, he took k me on thihis trip to o make me sus. - yeahah-- - toto kill me s slowly-- - thatat's what frfriend doeses to anotheher friend.. that's's what goodod friends . in dririnking cultlture of chih, we e enjoy tortuturing your r f. - - [laughing]g] - wewell, let's s drink toto friendshihip. - - to friendsdship. - toto friendshihip. - i i like that.t. yeyeah, to fririendship. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your inte

soso-and-so's s arrested..d soso rick dentnt went t to atlantaa to get u uncle jerryry, jejerry jacobsbson. - the arrerest of jerrrry was s in the eararly mornig atat his housese, you knowo. knknock, knockck, knock. "fbi, openen up." ♪ - i i remember j jerry inititi, you know,, doing whwhat you wouould expet a formrmer police e officer to, was, y you know, c clam up. you know, he realilized hihis goose wawas cooked,, soso to speak.k. - eventualally he receceivd his jewelrlry, silverer handcuffsfs. - at jerryry jacobson'n's arres, hehe had some e honda sports carar thing that he wawas riding a aroundn that we seseized, and d just cash h in a trashsg in t the truck o of his car. who does t that shit?? who o carries ththat crap arar? rereally? ♪ - my firirst interacaction wiwith jerry j jacobson was atat the federeral courthoe inin atlanta.. i was in a atlanta because e jerry jacocobson was the e head of ththe snak, and i wanted to o personallyy advisese him ofof the chargrges againstst . - sourceces say thatat th

soso i got $2,2,000 anand i gave i it to him.. to t the 2,000 a and make iti. so i jusust took thehe mony and gaveve it to himim. didndn't ask anyny questions. hehe worked ouout a deal w we what i i had, he t took and, , for ththe first fifive years, i had d to give ththem... gigive jerry c colombo $2525,. nothining changed d for me. now, i nevever acted like i i had moneyey. 'cause i was in a deeper hole than i was before i didid it. took my y mortgage up higheher, of coururse. i wewent from papaying 30300 and somemething a momoh toto $1,000, so i wasas just likeke-- "phew!w!" thatat's when i i found outt abouout the taxexes. jerry cocolombo got t $25,000 eachch time befofore taxes.. i i didn't go o out and buy ananything. i couldndn't buy anynything. i i was so strtressed. wewell, jerry y colombo always h had to consnsult withth the head d man. "let me cacall uncle j jerr" unclcle jerry isis being reported t to about eveverythi. during t that time,, i felt l like uncle e jerry wawas the mainin mob man.. [chuckckles] withthin tha

[lauaughs] soso--which wawas good.even thougugh i said,, "oh, i g got this," " right? she had d no idea ththat i had d never donene this befof, but i i loved it.. - therere's mr. momonopoly. - there e he is! all l right. - - it's gottata be sinkining i. - nonow it's offfficial, roronald mcdononald, the officicial signatuture. - dougug mathews c could talko a wallll and get i it to respop. you u know, he's's got thatt littlele bit of a a southern dl and evererybody sort of lilikes him. he's the,, "oh, g gosh darn, , you won." - there wawas no riskk ththat somebodody's gonna a , "well, t this guy isis an fbibi agent, and this i is an u undercover r operation." i mean, nonobody-- [l[laughs] nono fbi agentnt laughs as much h as this guguy does. - i i go, "wow, , this really lolooks like t there's-- it's had a womaman's touch h here." i mean, itit was all this plalaid--just, , this sh. [lauaughs] whicich is probabably why i i d. [l[laughing] and, y you know, i i said all kinds ofof stuff, i i was-- agaiain, i was t trying t

. ♪ - soso we were l looking into simon markrketing's "jerry j jacobson."" ♪ once we e got the titleliststening to p phone calls, we had h him on the e wire all day, a all night.. - soso we had ththought, "hey, ththis may bee the mamain guy." soso then we s started fococug more on trtrying to figure e out who hehe was. - after r really digigging ino thisis jerome jajacobson backgrouound, wewe discoverered among other ththings that,t, you kn, he had b been a polilice offir in--inin hollywoodod, florid. [upbeaeat music] ♪ - to b become a popolice offici, yoyou have to o be a a level-headaded individi. honesty y and trustwtworthines is pararamount. jerry y jacobson w was a patrn and, uh,h, he came t to me n the paparking lot t one morn. atat that timeme i was ininvestigatining the deatath of a newewborn baby.y. we hadad no leads s at all, and jejerry told m me that he ed some psychchic friendsds thatat read abouout the case and d that they y were willig to a assist. my reaction was i was grateful and i i did take h him up on the offffer. i don't knknow that ththere's anything w wrong ha

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and soso that was s it.teter that, i i made seveveral trips s out to calalia to g get the mononey from hi. after stananley was richard d sokolsky, , i belie. victor m marchitellolo was ththe third peperson i gave a a ticket toto. i met t him in pririson inin west virgrginia. the next w was stan wawarwick in chicagogo. 1999. stan was a heart transplant recipient. these newswscasters sasaid, "why is a a guy withth a heart t transplantt eatiting mcdonalald's?" [laughs]s] - free fooood. - we havave free fooood. - anand another r free sandwd. - yeah, ththere you gogo. - i'm totoo nervo. i can't t do th. [lauaughter] - i don'n't think i i met jery until probobably halfwfway thrh all ththese peoplele. it must't've been inin '99 atat don's pararty. - nothining. i dididn't thinknk nothing o o. he was sorort of nondedescrip. ththen eventuaually don didn't't want to b be involve. he says,s, "i d don't want t no money.. i i don't wantnt anything. i'm m out of thihis." it w was just meme and jery trying to o get other pe

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soso you havee how manyny hectares of... - we havave six hectctare and d a half of f vineyard,, soso foress in allll the barololo area. - oh, rereally? - and ththis is whyy we're e really protectiting it a lolot. - whereas s a lot of w winemaks might t get rid ofof that fort and d plant morere... - vivines? exactly.y. - yep. babarolo produduced exclususin this t tiny cornerer of the le is o one of italaly's finet and d most expenensive wine. "nebbia" i is italian n for "" anand when thehe fogs of fall cocome, that's w when the nebbioiolo is harvrvest. so i i'm here at thehe perfect t time to s see how giuiulia trtransforms t these grape. - comeme in. [c[chuckles] so here, y you can smemell i, definitelyly. - i defininitely smellll it. - we f finished ththe harvest two weweeks ago. - mm-hmmmm. - we a are truly i in the pek of thehe fermentatations, anand if you l listen... [f[faint crackckling] - oh, yeahah! bothth: it's alilive. - it's a alive! - [laughining] - wow.w. - our r job is to o keep the p always w wet duringng the fermementation bebecause otheherwise, itit becomes l like vi

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soso, where dodo you wannana go? hihistorian leleonardo romomi isis taking meme to florenes central mamarket toto show me t the ingredids of what ththe italiansns cal 'cucinana povera', , poor foo. so, you wawanna show m me some s whwhich are a a staple of florentntine cookining. -so you hahave differerent typ. -for d different d dishes. ththe best arere zolfini.. thesese type of f beans are e d but t you don't t need to pupn ththe water bebefore cookiki. -oh rereally? -and they y taste so..... you don'n't have too soak t them beforerehand? no, that's's the diffeferenc. it meaeans the flolorentines eat the e beans. the bebean eaters.s. yeah, bebecause we a are usig so many y different-t-- oh no,o, now you'r're going o mix themem all up. [l[laughs] the cookoking is reaeally, vevery poor, s simple cookok. ththat's true.e. i i read that t during ththe renaissasance the e wealthier r people wowould have m meat. whereas ththe poorer p people basically y just had b beans, someme kind of s soup and some breread and thahat w

soso we're eatating some s squi? - - tons of sqsquid. - totons of squiuid? of yr the brigight lightss of ha a long bay's's fishing s are unmiststakable. - they c can only cacatch the squid d in the evevening. the e light attrtract the sqsd so they cacan catch ththem. - right.t. they say y that bee ofof global wawarming, all the e fish are d dying but that t the squid and cucuttlefish p populatis are inincreasing,, so soon n the whole e sea will e fifilled with h plenty of f s. wewe'll be eatating it evevery . ♪ oh, yeah, , those are e cute, little sququid. oh, those e are gonna a be ten. - - ooh. - - mmm. oh, , yeah, the e tentacless are ththe best. - - they work k all the nin. - - all the ninight. - ththey work alall the nig. the lilight, it turn onon all the n night. - righght, and thehen sleep all daday? - yeah. - it's gotot to be hotot out th, man, sleepeping in thehe day. - yeah.. - cheeeers for thehe day. - cheers f for the dayay. ♪ [upbeat rorock music]] [ominous music] ♪ [soft vivietnamese f folk mu] - a momorning swimim, a bowl o of spicy nonoodle,

soso the destrtruction in n korn had a didirect impacact on their liveves.ote a letter to the editor that published in the l.a. times. while the cops let looters run wild and rape our city, theyey somehow h had time toto bother k korean shopop owners guarding t their stores. how can the owner of a business just sit back and watch his life be burned to the ground? >> david d would haveve a didifferent reactionon. >> c choe: my brbrother stolole, and we w went into, , like, all the e neighborhohoods and ththen quicklyly realized d it , likeke, about rarace. it was jusust about pepeople stealing s stuff. and-d-but we werere out loototi. wewe were caususing chaos.s. and,d, you know,w, i don't ththink we gotot anything g goo. i i think i gogot a tv statand. >> was i it life-chahanging for? >> it't's like youou grow up a d you thinings are expxplained to. like, herere's the pololice. theyey're not dodoing anythihing ththey're supppposed to dodo. there's jujust, like, , normaln anand women ofof society j just, acting l like animalals. anand i was lilike, "oh, e eve

soso at that p point, it w was e in my y pink, fuzzzzy swimsui.leather pursrse, whicd a a little addddress book. and i i thought, are you u giving thehese guys whwho are poininting guns s au your addreress and phohone numr wherere they canan get ththe rest of f your famil? finanally came d down toto me and ththis little e mo, and d she was fofour years o . hardest t part that t stickst in m my head wasas i had d to eitherr hand h her over toto them or l leave her t there, and i coululdn't hand d her ov. they e escorted meme... ...to o where therere was a e inin the grounund with a a ladder cocoming out. i lookeded down the e ladder, and d i could sesee ed ray.. ththe kidnappepers gave hihm onone flashligight. i did nonot want to o go down t. i knknew if i wewent down ththa, i was nenever comingng back o. time f froze. [voice b breaking] and then e ed ray grababs my an. ed says,s, "come on n inside. it'll be o okay." [sniniffles] and d i climbed d down into o. [brorown hyde] i inside thisis e that we e were in, we werere in the d dark aga. you coul

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. >> vice prpresident alal gororek you soso much for r your time t, sisir. >> thahank you, jakeke. >> whahat will it cost thehe wo? how w can we get to step up. dalio has s some ideasas and i' talk to o him next . loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. >>> welcome back to state of the join. i'm jake tapper. we're focusing entirely on our warming planet this hour, and one big piece of that is big business, and getting corporations on board with the goal of combatting climate change. and joining me now, global macro investor and founder of bridgewater associates, ray dalio. thanks for joining us. you were at the cop-28 global climate summit and obviously nearly 200 countries for the very

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group of kermani artists who are involved in the production of this special collection for children soso sisi, farzi, zoomzoom and babagazi , the main characters of an animated series of motorbikes, the story of a family of motorbikes who are forced to go to a village around the city where they live. the slow migration of the engines project is 50 episodes of seven minutes , the topics we covered in the engines project were the issues that affected children, the family in the engines project is very colorful, the seven-year-old son of the family is not satisfied with this migration, until something happens, we decided on this. in terms of color, light, etc. , we worked on exciting situations in the work that children can communicate with animation motors, the newest product of soreh animation center, has completed more than half of the production process . and explain that in the cities, surah animation center, in addition to the motors, is producing several dynamic series . stare at these photos, the sleepy gaze of someone's eyes will make you remember waking up, but standing is only ou

in the production of this special series for children, soso sisi farzi, zoom zoom and baba gazi are the main characters of an animation series of motors, a family story of motors who are forced to migrate to a village around the city where they live. motors project 50 episodes . the topics we covered in the motors project were issues affecting preschool children . things happen, my decision was that in terms of color and light and other things, and in terms of work rhythm and beat. ahankar , we should use a song that will not bore the children , so to speak, not full of dialogues and talkative, and will transfer and explain more to the situations that may be in the center cities. the animation of surah azon on motors is producing several animation assemblies . sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency, director general of natural resources of tehran province said that 2 million saplings will be planted in 1,500 hectares of tehran's lands this year, according to mr. bayani, in line with the implementation of the plan to plant 1 billion so far , 400,000 trees have been planted in 912 hect

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soso what shouould that tell us? >>> defense secretary lloyd austin is on a mission in the middle east right now. he's been holding talks about the next phase of the israeli/hamas war and the release of the remaining hostages held in gaza. this as zaid remains stalled bak home and president biden negotiates with republicans over their demands for changes to u.s. border policy. i want to bring in political and national security analyst david sanger. also of course the white house national security correspondent for the "new york times." david, great to have you as always. first i'd like your reaction to this sort of bilateral meeting in qatar and how likely it is that lloyd austin walks away with a new hostage deal. what are you hearing? >> great to be on with you. so the hostage issue is being negotiated quietly as they have tried to turn on again the kind of deal that they had going several weeks ago, which resulted in the release of more than 100 hostages, more than they thought possible. before austin got to qatar

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