bill richardson falleciÓ a los 75 aÑos. >> me siento triste por bill richardson, Él fue un gran orgullos en el paÍs. reportero: Él fue congresista, secretario de la onu, se postulÓ para la presidencia en el aÑo 2008. cÓmo pudo conseguir tantas liberaciones? >> yo quiero un objetivo, un objetivo reglamentario. fÉlix: hasta la Últimas horas tuvo trabajando en esos objetivos humanitarios. reportero: el senador por new jersey dijo que bill richardson fue un ejemplo de un servidor pÚblico, toda su vida la dedicÓ para mejorar la vida de aquellos que lo rodeaban. su inmenso amor por el paÍs nunca serÁ olvidado. fÉlix: sin duda. el presidente biden vvisitÓ a la florida. reportera: ante el caos que se vive en algunas parte de florida, luego del huracÁn "idalia", el presidente visitÓ las Áreas mÁs afectadas del estado. el presidente descendiÓ del aviÓn presidencial junto a su esposa, luego subiÓ a un helicÓptero para hacer un recorrido aÉreo. en la zona del desastre el mandatario dio declaraciones. he estado en contacto con el ordenador ron desantis. me he puesto con el ordenador de declarar un e

he said bill richardson were many weighty titles in his life. congressman, governor, ambassador, secretary. he seized every chance to serve and met every challenge with joy, determined to do the best for his country, his beloved new mexico and americans around the world. few have served our nation in as many capacities or lived as much lentlessness and good cheer. he will be deeply missed. today, he called him his friend and he's remembering all the work he did to help free those hostages. >> that's the big hole left by his passing because i mean, who do we turn to now? we have state department. people in the administration, people all over the world who do this, but he was known for this. >> it's expected his center will continue on and the work they're doing for travis king's family, for example, a number of other families but it is a huge loss. >> such important work. maria, you called him a mentor, a friend. you remember him well. what will you remember most about him? >> when i came to d.c. as a young girl, i didn't know anybody. i didn't h

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we remember the life and legacy of former governor and ambassador bill richardson. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brown hub were. >>> we begin this labor day week end with blistering heat. more than 100 degree temperatures from the dakotas into minnesota. we have more details from cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. >> labor day weekend usually marks the unofficial end to summer. mother nature didn't quite get that memo. the central u.s. will be dealing with above average temperatures. omaha, green bay and chicago all looking at temperatures in the 90s over the next several days. minneapolis expected to reach triple digits. not only did that break the daily record of 97 and it could be the second time it reached the triple digits in the month of september. the previous was in 1931 when they hit 104 degrees. that's one of the few spots going to reach records. we're looking at over 100 possible records not just in the midwest but also spreading into the northeast and the mid-atlantic just over the next several days. looking at the northeast, for exam

bill richardson, exgobernador de nuevo mÉxico, falleciÓ a los 75 aÑos de edad. los demÁs. >>> el presidente biden lamentÓ su ejemplo, y para muchos jÓvenes y acabo de hablar con muchos congresistas hispanos, que sirven conmigo en el congreso en washington d c. y estamos todos muy tristes. >>> y es que richardson fue uno de los mayores impulsores de la representaciÓn de los latinos en la polÍtica. >>> el voto latino es algo que para mÍ, por muchos aÑos he luchado para tener mÁs visibilidad. >>> su perfecto espaÑol venÍa de sus raÍces, creciÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico. el excanciller lamentÓ hoy su fallecimiento. richardson dejÓ huella por sus esfuerzos internacionales para liberar a rehenes en paÍses adversarios de estados unidos. >>> es importante que se mantenga el momento de la paz. >>> sus gestiones en moscÚ ayudaron que basquetbolista regresara a casa y se mantuvo activo hasta el final. >>> siempre quÉ iba a hacer, cÓmo iba a hacerlo. se acordaba de los detalles. tenÍa una gran personalidad y disfrutaba su vida. >>> richardson pugnÓ siempre por una salida a la

bill richardson, exgobernador de nuevo mÉxico falleciÓ a los 85 aÑos de edad.retario de energÍa y congresista por ch aÑos. >>> fue un gran ejemplo para muchos jÓvenes. y congresista hispanos que sirven conmigo en el congreso washington d c y estamos todos muy tristes. fue impulsor de la representaciÓn de los latinos en la polÍtica. >>> el voto latino, es algo que para mÍ por muchos aÑos he luchado para que tenga mÁs visibilidad. >>> su perfecto espaÑol venÍa de sus raÍces creciÓ en ciudad de mÉxico. excanciller marcelo ebrard lamentÓ su fallecimiento. richardson con sus esfuerzos... >>> se mantenga el momento de la paz. >>> sus gestiones. se mantuvo activo hasta el final como asegura este excongresista que hablÓ con Él hace algunos dÍas. >>> siempre quÉ iba a hacer, un hombre vital que se acordaba de las cosas y de los detalles. y tambiÉn de una gran personalidad y que disfrutaba su vida. >>> richardson que planeaba un viaje a cuba. pugnÓ por una salida negociada. y el envÍo de bombas de raz mo a ucrania. >>> fue nominado al nobel de la paz. respaldada por 4 se

because i think one of my favorite bill richardson stories, i think one of many people's favorite billichardson stories, had to do with the time he went to the sudan during the clinton presidency. and helped negotiate the release of some americans. initially there had been a big monetary ransom, and he ended up bringing this down to some rice, some jeeps, a few other things. he came back, he described everybody, including to president clinton, how he had been surrounded during these negotiations by teenaged boys who had rifles, who were standing around barefoot, he was worried about whether or not they would get trigger happy. how there was a goat being roasted by the side as he was conducting the negotiations. clinton looked at him and said, "did you eat the goat?" and he said, "well, yes, mr. president, i ate the goat." clint said, "great, how'd you like to be ambassador to the united nations?" so these are not the usual qualifications one would think that you would have for ambassador to the united nations. yet that was actually a job he enjoyed more than almost any of the others. >

former new mexico governor bill richardson has died. he was a long time fixture of democratic politics with turns as energy secretary and united nations ambassador under the clinton administration. he was 75 years old. we have just received a statement from the vice president of the richardson center for global engagement. it reads in part, governor richardson passed away peacefully in his sleep last night. he lived his entire life in the service of others, including both his time in government and his subsequent career helping to free people held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad. cnn's wolf blitzer joins me on the phone. we appreciate you hopping on. you just spoke with the governor just over a week ago. i want to play a portion of that for our viewers. >> i know you've been working closely with britney griner's family to help get her out. i know you went to russia recently, met with top officials there in that effort. what can you tell us about how this deal came together? >> all right. well, credit has to go to the biden adminis

bill richardson. the 75-year-old statesman may be best remembered for his unofficial efforts to help free dozens of americans wrongfully detained in other countries, including wnba star brittney griner. here's abc's maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, tributes pouring in for bill richardson, the former governor of new mexico with a storied political career, devoting his later years as a private citizen to bringing american hostages home. >> we have to bring american hostages home, especially those wrongfully detained. >> reporter: richardson worked on behalf of some 80 american families to secure the release of their loved ones, among them, former marine trevor reed and wnba superstar, brittney griner. as he worked to help free griner, richardson spoke to our george stephanopoulos. >> i've been talking to the russians. i talked to the white house. i'm a catalyst. >> reporter: today, griner saying she "will be forever grateful for all of his efforts to help bring me home from russia." president bide

bill, richardson, has died at the age of 75. richardson also served as a u.s. congressman for six terms and secretary of energy under president bill clinton. his lasting legacy might be for his post volunteer work. where they work to free people where they are held hostage and wrongfully detained abroad. this year, 2023, the nbc chief washington correspondent joins me now to look back on richardson, five decades of public service. andrea, thank you so much for jumping on this. we appreciate it. my gosh -- you think of the legacy the former governor leaves behind. the list of people that he has helped free from breaking britney griner than trevor reed. when you think of governor richardson what comes to mind? >> what comes to mind, yasmin, on a sad day, is the legacy of someone who started as a politician, a congressman, democratic congressman of new mexico. then, i knew him in congress, i knew him when he was the energy secretary, i knew him as governor. but as you unembarrassed are, i think what started as reaching out to north korea. reaching out when i went w

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ambassador to the united nations, bill richardson.ning me on the phone, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. andrea, i'm imagining this came as a shock. he's only 75 years young. i know he passed peacefully in his sleep at his vacation home on cape cod in massachusetts. but when you think of bill richardson from a foreign policy perspective, what comes to mind? >> i think of him, first of, all as an in very engaging politician, the governor, of course, of new mexico. and a congressman whom i knew, i knew him back in the 90s, and then when he was first down in little rock, being interviewed to become the cabinet secretary with bill clinton during that transition. then, i traveled with him in 1990, eight we went with him to the u.n., i went to afghanistan with him. he was meeting with taliban leader, trying to actually get osama bin laden turned over. this is 1998. in fact, it was before the august of 1998. this was before the embassy bombings that were attributed to al-qaeda. and it was before the u.s. bombing

lÍderes, amigos, familiares y residente de nuevo mÉxico presentaron sus respetos al gobernador bill richardsonncia de los estados unidos hispano. no sabÍan que era hispano, no se le olvidÓ de donde venÍa su familia y sus raÍces en nuevo mÉxico. >>> representÓ a su estado 14 aÑos donde tambiÉn se le recordÓ. >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> richardson fue uno de los mayores impulsores de la representaciÓn de los latinos en la polÍtica. >>> el voto latino, es algo que para mÍ por muchos aÑos he luchado para que tenga mÁs visibilidad. >>> su perfecto espaÑol venÍa de sus raÍces creciÓ en la capitÁn m ex na. fabiola rodrÍguez colaborÓ con Él en varias ocasiones. >>> es una cosa que recuerdo mucho de Él y lo segundo, es que bill richardson querÍa algo, no debÍas interponerte porque Él lo lo graba. >>> y dejÓ huella por liderar acciÓn exitosas para liberar rehenes en paÍses adversarios de estados unidos. >>> esfuerzos que le ganaron incluso ser nominado al premio nobel de la paz. >>> los servicios fun na rÍos se van a llevar a cabo en la catedral de santa fe nuevo mÉxico. en washington, javier vega, not

back in 2010 i was honored to accompany bill richardson to north korea and report on the communist regimeviewed richardson about north korea numerous times after that, including just two weeks ago when he was here in washington working on his latest efforts to free americans held around the world. this time it was the u.s. soldier travis king currently held by kim jong un's regime after he crossed the heavily armed dmz. >> we're going to try and bring him back. he's been gone five weeks. he's a troubled young man. he made a mistake going across, but that doesn't mean that we don't try to bring him back. he's an american soldier, an american military man. he's got a family, a wonderful family, and it's our obligation to bring him back. >> bill richardson helped bring many detained americans home, including the wnba star brittney griner, who was freed by russia late last year. his work on behalf of u.s. prisoners and hostages overseas is a huge part of bill richardson's remarkable life and legacy. my deepest, deepest condolences to his wife barbara. may he rest in peace and may his memory b

all right, jaclyn, thank you. >>> we turn now to bill richardson. former new mexico governor and u.n. ambassador has died at age 75. he capped his long career by helping to negotiate the release of a number of americans detained overseas. abc white house correspondent maryalice parks is in washington with more on him. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: a true public servant. good morning, gio. bill richardson was highly regarded as a leader in the democratic party as well as a successful diplomat for decades. a statesman with a storied career. bill richardson served more than a decade in congress and two terms as a democratic governor of new mexico, but his lasting legacy was on the global stage, a diplomat who later as a private citizen dedicated his time to bringing american hostages home. >> i'm a believer that you talk to anybody, you talk to your enemies. you try to reason with them, that diplomacy and dialogue and mediation and negotiation is a lot better than taking military action. >> reporter: the richardson center for global engagement

ambassador to the u.n., bill richardson, has died at the age of 75. a statement from the richardson center for global engagement, he passed away in his sleep last night at his summer home in chatham, massachusetts. nbc's julie tsirkin joins me now to look back on richardson's five decades of public service. julie, thanks for joining us on this, appreciate it. walk us through his achievements, in the reaction we're hearing from his colleagues? >> yasmin, what a legacy. what a resume governor bill richardson had in his five decades, as you pointed, out of public service. he served six terms in congress, in these hallowed halls. before he was tapped by the clinton administration to be first energy secretary, and then entering the diplomatic ring, when clinton had appointed him as u.s. ambassador to the u.n.. richardson then went on to serve two terms as governor of new mexico, he even launched a presidential bid, becoming the first democrat of hispanic descent to launch a nationwide campaign for president. of course, he drop that campaign sometime after.

ambassador to united nations bill richardson has died at the age of 75.n is joining me now, looking at richardson's five decades of public service. you know julie, he was a frequent guest on our show, i always enjoyed introducing him because i said sir, you wear so many hats. he was also secretary of energy during the clinton administration. what a storied career he had. >> yeah, absolutely alex. you hit it right on the head there. look, a statement from his nonprofit, the richardson center for diplomacy released a statement saying that the 75-year-old passed away and his sleep overnight at his summer home and massachusetts. he was a giant. he served in these hallowed halls for six terms as a u.s. congressman from new mexico. he then went on of course being tapped by president bill clinton in the 90s to be not only his energy secretary, but also he entered the diplomacy ring. the u.n. ambassador to the united nations, excuse me, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations as clinton appointed him, and he left his career in congress being sent on a mission a

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i rise today to honor the life of bill richardson, former governor bill richardson was a devoted public servant and a skilled diplomat whose career improved countless lives in new mexico and across america and indeed the world. as governor of new mexico, he tirelessly worked to improve the lives of his constituents while making history, leading as a latino. but bill richardson's influence extended well beyond the borders of new mexico. he served as energy secretary and also as a u.s. ambassador to the united nations, where his diplomatic skills and commitment to peace played a role, a pick of toll role in addressing -- a pivotal role in addressing many global challenges. today we remember governor bill richardson and we also honor his legacy of public service, diplomacy and continuing with his work at his center. he was an inspiration to all of us and he was a true american patriot. his leadership and kindness will forever be remembered. rest in peace, my friend. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from

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initial statement from the president about the passing of governor bill richardson included condolencesor his wife of 50 years, barbara, and their daughter heather. that line about heather, the daughter, has been removed because they didn't have a daughter named heather, or daughter. so, can you walk us through how these press releases are fact checked, who signs off on them in the end, and in this case, how this error was made? >> so, look, we apologize for the error, certainly. that is not something that, you know, we want to do, right. we want to make sure that we get this information out clearly and in a straightforward way to the american people, so that was not done intentionally. and certainly when we realized that error it was removed from the website. we do have fact checkers here, we have multiple people who take a look at the press releases, especially from the president. this was just a miss, unfortunately, and we apologize for that miss. and so again, as soon as we realized it, we removed it from the website. it is, you know, we do, reiterate, our condolences to the family,

bill richardson, the former governor of new mexico, ambassador to the united nations and energy secretary under president bill clinton, has died. a statement from the richardson center said he died in his sleep friday. for the past three decades, richardson traveled the globe helping to negotiate and secure the release of americans imprisoned overseas. last month, richardson was nominated for a nobel peace prize for his work helping detained americans. most recently, wnba player britney griner was jailed in russia for nearly ten months. bill richardson was 75 years old. coming up, job growth slows and inflation ticks up. why this could bode well for the fight against a recession. i will speak with national economic council director leyla brainerd about that after the break. brainerd about that after th break. break. tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ i have active psoriatic arthritis.

bill richardson has passed away at the age of 75. he served as the governor of new mexico and represent the state in conger dress. and was energy secretary under president clinton. it was in the typical back -- diplomatic region that he brokered the release of americans help captured abroad, including brittney griner and michelle lujan grisham joins us now on the phone. governor, thanks for being with us. governor richardson had such a big and lasting legacy. what stands out to you? what will you remember most about the colleagues ? >> that is a tough question. i never felt like he was not my friend. i think there is a lot of people around the globe and we are going to really his sage advice. he was voracious about knowing everything that was going on, engaging productively and positively. talk about a legacy. it is knowing that you always had someone who is going to support you and would help you meet whatever your goal or issue was. i've already talked about the economic impacts. and educational investments. i am reaping incredible

bill richardson, democrat. ran for president, jose. that was a man who could do some deals to get some americans home. that is how we knew. richard o'brien was a former trump presidency another name that comes up for someone who can bring hostages and people detained wrongfully abroad home. how would you describe this deal? please don't say what the white house is saying oh, oh my goodness, if you ask the families, we all want our loved ones home. we love our babies, our aunts or uncles, yes, but that's separate from the country who doesn't want to be held hostage in negotiations for our future national security. so what do you think of this deal? >> look, i think a simple answer would be that american lives matter and these five americans that get to come back home matter. there is no amount of money that is being released into iran to put a price on their lives. the deal is right and i'm proud of this deal and this president. >> harris: if you allow me i want to follow up with jose for this. you say any amount of money. absolutely li

former new mexico governor bill richardson has died. he was a long-time fixture of democratic politics with turns as energy secretary and united nations ambassador under the clinton administration. he was 75 years old. he made multiple appearances over the years on cnn, most recently appearing on "the situation room" with wolf blitzer just eight days ago. he talked about his efforts to help get u.s. soldier travis king released from north korea. >> i don't want to get into too many details, but the fact that the family has reached out to us, you know, the prime contact is the u.s. military, the u.n. command, they're communicating with the north koreans. but i think it's important that we find ways to support the family and bring travis king home. >> richd ardson was nominated f a mobile peace price in recognition of his work. most recently he helped secure the release of wnba player brittney griner, who was being held unjustly for months in a russian prison. >> i am cautiously optimistic on the griner/wheeler negotiations. i am cautious

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prisoners and hostages overseas is a huge part of bill richardson's remarkable life and legacy. my deepest, deepest condolences to his wife barbara. may he rest in peace and may his memory be a blessing. to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room.. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> up front next, the breaking news, 22 years, the longest sentence yet for a january 6th insurrectionist, that ruling comes hours before a key hearing for donald trump himself. >>> new details about the heavily armored train kim jong un will take to meet with vladimir putin in russia, taking no chances with his security, kim's own bodyguards that could be serving as decoys. >>> amazon forcing workers back into the office, is remote work about to be a thing of the past? let's go out front. >> good evening to all. i'm erin burnett. >>> outfront tonight the breaking news, the longest sentence yet for a january 6th insurrectionist, 22 years. that is how long the former proud boys leader, enrique tarrio, will in building prison for his role in the riot, g

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and former new mexico governor, bill richardson, has also died at the age of 75. richardson center said he passed away peacefully and his sleep, in his long political career, richardson served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations and secretary of energy under president bill clinton. he was a dominant latino american voice for decades. and the federal aviation administration predicting this labor day will be the third busiest holiday weekend of the year, so far. thursday figured to be the biggest day in u.s. air in history as well. over 50,000 flights were scheduled for holiday travel, these three days. more politicsnation with reverend al sharpton for you, right after this break. ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can help get their members back on th

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bill richardson passed away on friday, and a cornerstone of his many, many different roles in publicbroad. griner said she will be forever grateful to richardson and so will many others. may his memory be a blessing. thank you for watching this labor day sunday. fareed zakaria is up next. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. metamucil gummies make it easy to get the fiber you need. promoting your digestive health for a better you. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your daily fiber. [it's the final game, folks. this one wins the series.] struck out with the cheap seats? important things aren't worth compromising. at farmers, we offer both quality insurance and great savings. (crowd cheers) here, take mine. (farmers mnemonic) we all have obstacles, challenges, at different points in life. i still push myself every single day. the harder i push myself, the more i find myself dr

. >> and lastly, jane, if you will, can you reflect a bit on the life of bill richardson.ite well. >> well, he was billie to me and i was jane to me. i saw him a few months ago. i helped give him an award for an organization called common good, which is a bipartisan group in new york city. he looked very obviously, it was. he was in congress for 14 years. he overlapped the beginning of my service. in 1997, when he became secretary of energy, i got his slot on the house intelligence committee which, as you know, was, for me, the capstone of a long congressional career. i was very grateful that he moved on. he went on, though, to have many other careers. secretary of energy, ambassador to the u.n., governor for two terms, and then this marvelous mixed public/private diplomacy role, where he should be credited for helping to get the release of many americans wrongly held in a variety of countries. brittney griner was probably most recent of those. i don't know whether she would have been released if he hadn't been involved in the thing, but he made a his post congressional ca

>> katie, everybody from president biden to former president bill clinton, who first brought bill richardsonnistration first as energy secretary, launching him into the diplomatic stage as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. we also heard from senators and colleagues who served with richardson when he was here. and also those from his home state, like senator lujan, just last week, nominating richardson again for the nobel peace prize for his work that he accomplished, even after he left office, after he served two terms as governor in new mexico. he went on to found his nonprofit, the richardson global engagement. he's played a hand in freeing and reuniting so many families, the senator saying in a statement, 80 families since this nonprofit was formed. we know he played a hand behind the scenes, even if you did not see him publicly, in fringe diplomacy, in freeing americans, like otto warmbier, the college student who was arrested in north korea for a period of 17 months. he also played a hand in trevor reed, the former u.s. marine who was freed from russian captivity as well. we know o

richardson called his approach fringe diplomacy. a private citizen operating in the public interest. his most lasting legacy, president biden said, will be the work billd in some of the most dangerous places on earth. richardson discovered this special skill almost by accident. he was on an official trip to north korea in 1994 when a u.s. helicopter pilot was downed there. then-president clinton asked richardson to stay to secure the pilot's release. he did, and that sparked a nearly 30-year career as a diplomatic troubleshooter. >> that was nancy cordes at the white house. yoyour new axexe fine fragagre body wash,h, sir. itit's the g.o.o.a.t. ♪♪ ththe new axe e fine fragrgre body w wash. get clclean with t the greatest o of all timeme. try y killing bubugs the worry-y-free way.. not ththe other waway. zevo t traps use l light to attraract and trarap flying insnsects wiwith no odoror and no meme. ththey work cocontinuouslyl, so y you don't have t to. zezevo. pepeople-frienendly. bug-deadadly. >>> a great leap forward in space travel is under development in the new mexico desert. jeff glor has the story of the spin launch. >> i think it's going to be 1

echoing at stadiums across the country >>> remembrances tonight also for former new mexico governor bill richardson who served as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and as energy secretary. he was just nominated for the nobel peace prize for his work to free detained americans including most recently wnba star brittney griner >>> now to our series "fleecing of america" new concerns over how covid aid fraud cases were handled with congress taking a closer look at how the justice department has investigated these cases and what appears to be the largest fraud in american history. ken dilanian has more. >> reporter: it's the biggest fraud in american history republicans in congress are demanding answers about what the biden administration is doing to claw back hundreds of billions of dollars stolen from covid relief programs. >> we must identify where this money went. >> reporter: nearly $300 billion in fraud, some of it spent on sports cars, luxury homes, even exotic animals. lawmakers are asking attorney general merrick garland for data on how much covid relief money was siphoned away by foreign criminal o

you were better. >> quite an athlete. >> so there's bill richardson. he passed away. t what, to you, made him so endearing. >> i didn't commit to the top ten. whenever people asked me over the years who my favorites were, richardson was always towards the top of the list. he heard this once and said i want top ten, top five, top three? i was noncommittal. look, bill richardson was a lot of fun. i was hesitant to write this, because when you talk about fun and politicians who love the game and all that stuff, you immediately invite backlash. in some ways it's appropriate to a moment in politics that we're in today that is not a game. the stakes are ridiculously high. it's not fun. it shouldn't be fun. bill richardson is a throwback to someone who genuinely loved politics. i've written about him a lot over the years. >> when you talk about people who love politics and campaigning, which i've always found you love people if you love campaigning. i remember when i used to knock on doors and people said, oh my god, that must be horrible knocking on 10,000 doors. i go, no, s

ambassador bill richardson has died.st-political career to getting american prisoners released from hostile foreign countries. last year he helped secure the release of wnba all star brittney griner from a russian prison. the richardson center for global engagement said the diplomat died in his sleep friday at his home in chatham, massachusetts. he was 75. >>> egyptian-born businessman mohammed al fayed has died. his family says the former owner of harrod's department store and the fulham football club died last wednesday. along with his business success, the 94-year-old mogul was known for his attacks on the british establishment. which he blamed for the deaths of his son dodi fayed and princess diana in the car crash. he claimed the royal family did not want diana dating an egyptian. >>> legendary rockers aerosmith are back in the saddle again for what the band says is its farewell tour. the peace out tour opened saturday night in philadelphia. they'll play 40 shows between now and january. the tour opener was nearly t

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former un ambassador, congressman and new mexico governor bill richardson has died. a "patriot and true original" in a statement. us secretary of state antony blinken said in his own statement, richardson "dedicated his life to public service." richardson helped negotiate the release of several americans detained abroad. he bargained for the release of hostages and detainees held by regimes in north korea, cuba, iraq, myanmarand sudan. most recently, he helped secure the release last year of marine veteran trevor reed from russia in a prisoner swap. representatives say he died in his sleep at his massachusetts home. richardson was 75 years old. ll cool], eltonjohn, and the beach boys�* brian wilson are among the fans of american singer—songwriter jimmy buffett, paying tribute to the creator of margaritaville. he died friday, aged 76. a statement on his website says he died peacefully surrounded by friends, family and his dogs. his songs like margaritaville and cheese burger in paradise have been tropical rock genre anthems for decades. he was nominated for two grammy

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. >> former new mexico governor united nations ambassador bill richardson has died.gagement he founded said he died in his sleep at his summer home and chatham, massachusetts he was elected governor in 2002 served two terms before that he was ambassador to united nations secretary of energy under president bill clinton. richardson devoted as post- split left to negotiate the release of american prisoners and hostages of north korea, iran, sudan and other nations. he was 75 years old. also north korea is at it again. launching several cruise missiles into d.c. after the united states and south korea. kitty logan has more on this. kitty? >> tight rich, south korean officials they detected earlier on saturday. off the west coast of north korea for these launches are happening ever more frequently since the start of last year. north korea has carried out about one third weapons test. many of those were ballistic launchers, all bound by the united nations security council. the latest launches today are in response to recent joint drills which were in the u.s. and south ko

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