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it was a sign for bob scott rvs. carol lindholm: lester jones had told me that he worked for bob scott rv. and when i drove around, i saw a car in the parking lot that was the same one that was in the driveway when i walked up to lester jones' house. and i thought, oh my god. keith morrison: right away, carol went to the sheriff's office, told them all she knew about lester ralph jones. how much credence did you give that story? or did you. we gave it a lot of credence. keith morrison: in fact, a week after paige disappeared, they brought jones in for questioning. jones was once chief of a rural fire department, which is where his story gets strange. rob dixon, paige's ex-husband. and had also met dixon's then wife, paige. and was taken aback, jones claimed, when a couple of years later he went to the models, inc massage parlor and was greeted by rob dixon's ex-wife. she recognized you? >> do you think she would? >> i wouldn't. >> think. >> okay. >> okay. >> so kind of made you feel while jones answered questions dow

and now we have fake meat on the show. >> jimmy: bob did live to what, 99 years old? >> yeah.>> jimmy: this is just for fun what you're doing here? >> yeah. >> jimmy: where was this? [ cheering ] >> my shirt says "i don't know the price of anything." [ laughter ] fans bring shirts they buy from the internet. i see that every day. there's like ten people wearing that shirt that says that. i used to have a radio show, little steven's underground garage. when i stopped doing that, i still had the itch to make music and make playlists because and i picked all my own music. i started deejaying. for fun. that was after a phish concert on new year's eve. >> jimmy: oh, were the people -- >> straight from the phish concert to there. >> jimmy: did you go to the phish concert? >> oh, yeah. i discovered phish. >> jimmy: oh, you just discovered phish. >> like a lot of us, everybody has a friend that's into phish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i do. yeah. heavy into phish. >> "oh, that's my phish friend." >> jimmy: my friend dan sam born. he calls everyone bro. >> yes! when you go to see phish, i'

bob melvin would like to put an end to the dodgers' three-year division streak this summer. he'll need jung ho lee to stay healthy. this season first inning he puts the giants up with an early rbi double. and then teoscar hernandez should have caught that sixth inning. freeman made up for his teammate's mistake and solo blast to right. and then seventh inning, batting cleanup today, this moon shot over the center field wall. and giants took a 5-4 lead, ending up falling short in this one 6-5. a new season always brings new hope, but it's hard to avoid the elephant in the room of the nl west. the dodgers are heavy favorites to take the division once again. but that's not something the giants think about often. matt lively has the story. >> reporter: if you were to rob fort knox, you'd probably still have less money than the los angeles dodgers. after signing what seemed like 100 different free agents this off-season, how did the giants possibly keep up? is there dodger talk in here? no. >> no, we're not worried about them. >> reporter: grant mccray doesn't seem too bothered,

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joining me now is the ambassador, bob rae, the permanent representative of canada to the united nations the un economic and social council and the former premier of ontario. good to see you. >> good to see you, ali. >> wow. a lot has happened. you and i sort of agreed a few weeks ago that we would chat. and since then, really everybody's pointing to friday in the white house. and what happened with with zelensky that was that was not just a bad meeting. that was a rupture in, in a world order that we've together been building, for better or for worse, for about 80 years. >> culmination of a lot of things. i think for us at the un, it happened when the us asked everybody to line up and urge the ukrainians to withdraw their resolution. they had another one. they wanted everybody to vote for. that didn't happen in the general assembly. there was a vote in favor of it in the security council. but that, to me was a signal. when you look at the sheet on the board wall that says who votes where? yeah, it's the first time this has happened and. >> it's something. >> that everybody doesn't move.

bob's stewart and his staff find an undamaged office in the greene county jail and go to work by flashlight and see if we can get with the red cross people about what kind of sources? water and food they're going have. okay, i'll get in touch with. civil defense and the red cross for my part. colonel, good to see you. i'm here with a convoy of heavy about 120 men. what do you want. i don't. i want to get on right now. i was most mainstream for railroad cars across the street have like to get out of here. nearly half of xenia in ruins but darkness hides the damage and rescue workers are moving through the night, searching for injured and buttons. at nightfall, a new of tornadoes sweeping the south in alabama. they sliced through killing jasper, lafayette heading north toward huntsville. the hook echo indicating tornado activity is now located over northern county tornado is on the ground and laying down on two miles west of the city of huntsville in huntsville, civil defense director harris mitchell already has the emergency operating center on alert. give. to fulton evans right on a map. mr

bob stevens, you know... greats. it was amazing.son i was asking about how you looked and how you saw yourself kind of physically as an actor was cos you have spoken a lot about luck. yes. was that luck, really? that he was on, apparently, on a trip round the reps in the country... ..to find the company that he wanted to create at the old vic to play but maybe you'd have become... somebody would have spotted you anyway. i don't know. i think there's talent. and i think there's luck. andzwjthtgut that luck.i . out, but nobody�*s seeing it. nobody�*s appreciating it. i still think somebody... been in the audience, or somebody would have i don't believe it. i think once you start... that you are talented, i think that's wrong. ithink... interesting. not to be... don't believe, "oh, god, i'm so good at this." and thereby maybe get better. "but it's a lovely world to be in, and i want to be "successful in that world." but it is a world that i feel absolutely at ease in. life it's going to be. how much of a struggle was it being gay at a

cause of line thrown as sheets in can, you know, for example, wish to as a separate country all as in bob would wish to have the know know solved under these you all exam via then? no, no, no, it's under a dish. oh my lie. we then known as you know, salon all nigeria. what they did was to impose the father in law of individual ownership of land. on wednesday, individual 8 the the lawn stifled, then they started creating conflicts between those who are farm eyes, and those who are pastoralists. today, african countries find themselves with the legal regimes on land ownership systems, which on north african the only person who tried to change it off the corner. and i vision was dirty, or somebody getting your data in based on parts of africa in the western part of africa. they are lucky that the shift and see is why the thing. so a month we have come people, you will still find a lawn. daniel systems which are based on traditional on us, you pulled line in uganda. you still find what is called the milan system, which is based on the gun the system has been did you do in bring your kids that

bob turned the topic to money, and edwards just dug that hole even deeper.evidence, or we've been told that there-- about $15,000 a month had been paid to miss hunt--hunter, uh, so that she could actually live out in california. in fact, that money was from fred baron, who was your national finance chair. -is that correct? -i don't know. this is when you can first see fear in edwards' eyes. he seems to turn from a guy plausibly trying to protect his family into a lawyer trying to cover his ass. our tentacles began moving out into chasing down the money trail. john edwards was relying on at least two very wealthy donors that we were able to publicly identify. one of those donors was heiress rachel mellon, known to friends, family, and those seeking political contributions as "bunny." bunny mellon--she also found john edwards to be insanely attractive, and a part of you thinks, like, "you know what, john? you are no good, not you hitting on a 90-year-old woman," but it worked. they got nearly, i think, $750,000. what they were supporting ultimately was keeping

. >> reporter: 25 years ago, "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon came to the plaza de mayo, to reportt months pregnant, when she and her husband, jose, were hauled away by armed government thugs. patricia was taken here to the esma death camp. human rights groups estimate that 500 babies were born in camps to mothers kept alive only long enough to give birth before being killed. in a systematic campaign, their stolen babies were then given to childless military couples. back then, bob simon spoke to patricia's friend and fellow prisoner, miriam lewin, yes, the same investigative journalist who discovered the death plane. >> why did they keep the babies arrive? >> maybe they thought of it as an act of humanity. >> an act of humanity, to take children away from the people they labeled enemies of the state and raised them as patriots. save the baby from the -- >> subversive germ of the babies' parents and grandparents? >> that's right. >> reporter: she remembered patricia in the brief moments after her baby was born, before he was taken away. he was a beautiful and healthy baby boy, almo

bob melvin would like to put an end to the dodgers three-year division title streak.g of this one a healthy jung ho lee. teoscar hernandez probably could have caught that ball but didn't. so in the sixth inning freddie freeman tries to make up for his teammate's mistake. a solo blast ties the game up at 3-3. and then moving on to the seventh inning, gerard batting cleanup together shows off his power with a blast over the center field wall. the giants take a 5-4 lead but end up falling short as the dodgers win 6-5. >>> well, maxime renault honored as the cardinal hosted smu. renault left it all on the court last game on the farm. two-handed slam then up three in the final seconds brings the house down with this put back dunk as the shot clock expires. renault finished with 26 points on the day. stanford wins 73-68. >>> well, a new season always brings new hope, but it's hard to avoid the elephant in the room of the nl west. the dodgers are heavy favorites to take on the division once again, but that's not something that the giants think about often. matt lively has th

now you just have to wait for the plane to taxi by, and bob's your uncle.d these ramparts. a modern development grows into the harbor. today, half the city is built upon reclaimed land. gibraltar's old town is long and skinny, with one main street. gibraltarians are a proud bunch, remaining steadfastly loyal to britain. its 30,000 residents vote overwhelmingly to continue as a self-governing british dependency. within a generation, the economy has gone from one dominated by the military to one based on tourism. but it's much more than sunburned brits on holiday. gibraltar is a crossroads community with a jumble of muslims, jews, hindus and italians joining the english and all crowded together at the base of this mighty rock. with its strategic setting, gibraltar has an illustrious military history, and remnants of its martial past are everywhere. the rock is honeycombed with tunnels. many were blasted out by the brits in napoleonic times. during world war two, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the hundred ton gun is one of many cannon that both prot

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how are you congressman, congressman bob latta of ohio pre-thank you for having us. we will just dive right in. i want to ask you about elon musk. there is a lot in the news about his government efficiency efforts. and one thing i guess on to ask you about is you are on the energy commerce committee. you have oversight over the department of energy. we have heard from some sources about the folks looking to take the buyout have the most institutional knowledge it seems there's a lot of talk about some of the people a lot of expertise are looking to take that. as youco are thinking about this are there concerns about some of the folks with just the most and knowledge of the agency not being there nott able to carry out the presidents commission on energy? how are you thinking about this? >> think if your question. one of the things that is unfortunate this is my 15th year been on the committee. when you sit on the dais of energy and commerce and always says this i've been very fortunate i've cheered the communicationsns subcommittee. you've chaired all the good is h a

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bob stevens you got my last name wrong and my first name wrong. but of course with the president i couldn't take moment to interrupt. there are a lot of pivotal moments that are described. your book, i mean, going way, way back long before we get to paris. indeed, you know, before copenhagen, that matter. and then durban, which very important. right. what came out of the durban conference, the parties. can you describe maybe just choose one or perhaps two, you know, pivotal moments in the negotiations that if it hadn't gone the way it did, it would have been quite different? well, i think actually you just you just touched on the two. the two camps that i would that i would think about and maybe just let me just back up for a second and give you very briefly, a sense of kind of the degree of difficulty in this dive. and. yeah, well, i'll just just start start with that, which is that that climate change negotiator phones are super hard because the climate changes caused by burning fossil fuels burning fossil fuels is how you run economies. and and

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bob melvin would like to put an end to the dodgers three-year division title streak.inning a healthy jung ho lee rips an early rbi double. teoscar hernandez probably could have caught that ball, but that's okay that he didn't. in the sixth inning, freddie freeman makes up for his teammate's mistake. a solo blast ties the game up at 3-3. then we're going to move ahead to the seventh, batting cleanup today. at the plate shows off his power with a blast over the center field wall. the giants take a 5-4 lead but end up falling short in this one. the dodgers win 6-5. >>> the sharks visiting ottawa. the senators with brady tkachuk in the lineup after competing for team usa in the 4 nations challenge. he gives the boost with the power play goal in his first game back, and the senators win 5-3. >>> the quakes in kansas city played with a man down for most of the second half after hernan lopez receives a red card, but it doesn't matter too much, because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two. the quakes win 2-1. first win

el sheriff bob hansen defiende el ajuste argumentando que cubre los costos de nuevas regulaciones.os cuenta por qué se dieron estos incrementos y también cómo usted podría manejar estos costos. hola, qué tal, amigos? quizás no lo hayan notado, pero cada vez que renueva su póliza, podría estar pagando más. las tarifas de los seguros de autos han estado subiendo constantemente en los últimos años y esto podría prolongarse durante los próximos meses. según expertos de la industria, se espera que las ventas de vehículos nuevos en estados unidos aumenten más de 8% en febrero. mientras tanto, el instituto de información de seguros proyecta que la tasa promedio del seguro de auto subirá un 7% este año. es importante recordar que cada póliza es única y que no todos verán el mismo aumento. varios factores se toman en cuenta a la hora de estimar una cuota para el seguro, como el número de accidentes, la inflación, el costo de la reparación de vehículos que con autos más avanzados puede ser más. también hay factores personales como el tipo de auto que maneja, su historial de conducción o incl

most people who live that from the gall ethnic community known for that passion for boxing ebony and bob, what's the new me? when i go to into boxing, i was setting rice with my aunt. i would play football with the boys in my neighborhood. it was my brother, he asked me to get gloves and join him for his boxing training that why women and books seemed before me, but at that time we've been on the national team. we're not allowed to travel outside, gone us. i think you re fine with quotes he is trying to this jim in jamestown since attains guided by ebony, is that a guy who is also known as coach killer? it's actually a nickel. it's her title is a big deal for her. i'm the gym. the community gone to africa, i'm the world at large. it's not easy to win such a title. i know we're going from gardner has ever done. it's abigail, be to purchase books that st. pete's ability to cramer championship belt. i think a chief ment, despite the lack of resources and support, even the mailboxes when they fight with non africans. it's very difficult for them to me because they have a lot small personalit

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. ♪ it had to be you ♪ >> reporter: that bob mackie dress she wore on the sonny and cher show went foradillo lamp. as unfortunate looking as it is, scher revealed it was given to her by kiss bassist gene simmons. >> no wonder that relationship didn't last. you know, it took it from probably 20, $50 piece to a $6,000 armadillo lamp because it has a great story. >> you go into a sotheby's, cristsy's auction, the finest jewelry are being sold. julien's, we are a little bit more of a rock and roll auction house. >> sell at 27,000. >> reporter: kody frederick, the auctioneer, will never forget when this lot came up. a rolling stones themed toilet seat cover. >> with the red tongue. >> reporter: it belonged to bill wyman, the former bass player for the actual rolling stones. it sold for more than $1,000. >> and i am like, is that a world record on toilet seat covers? it's got to be. >> reporter: julien's 50,000 square foot warehouse in los angeles is full of both the ridiculous and the rare. >> this is princess diana's hat, her shoes, handbags. >> reporter: from princess diana's outerwear --

arianna roddick from wicked or best actor nominee who played bob dylan in a complete unknown, one clap. [laughter] that was a moment later. [laughter] when you flashed, he didn't see it. [laughter] kennedy, lucas to drink? >> you pick three great people because you would assume i like conan, he's funny, a writer on the simpsons, brilliant, to brilliant and a harvard not. timothy, no. he's a guy who wears girls and reported heterosexual. [laughter] arianna grande, she was almost canceled for being a doughnut liquor. [laughter] doughnut liquor knows how to party. [laughter] >> she is a good time. mike baker, who gets the booster? >> the game because i'm a dude. [laughter] and she's a doughnut liquor. [laughter] >> that sounded like a euph euphemism. >> i assumed it was. [laughter] so absolutely, not even a question live via due to drink? [laughter] >> you so tough, isn't he? in this group? >> arianna grande comes in a close second simply because we get is fusion our house, i'd be a huge hit. >> you would probably take a stealthy. >> i have this weird -- it would be fun, a bank. i have so

reporter: timothee chalamet, nominated for best actor in "a complete unknown" for his portrayal of bob was taking off. i fell in love with this man whose artistry was really fascinating, cryptic, and unique. and most importantly, his music. it's some of the most powerful stuff in american history. >> you're green! >> i am. >> reporter: "wicked" scoring ten nominations, including best picture and best actress in a leading role for cynthia erivo. >> hello. >> hello. how are you? >> i'm good. >> congratulations on your nomination. >> thank you. >> of course, this is your third oscar nom. >> this is so insane. >> what's the feeling? >> it's just -- this time it felt different. maybe because of what it is and what it's for. it's really wonderful. >> reporter: for her transformation into elphaba, cynthia spent up to four hours in makeup each morning to achieve the perfect shade of green. the universal theme, i think, has really resonated with folks. about acceptance, about longing to feel belonging. >> yeah. >> do you think that is something that really has captivated folks? >> i think so. i

bob on the i'll just say right in israel and the occupied westbank, these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop through out the most of them holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover. amazon ends at the end of march early april. and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really captives will be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that around half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides from us has said that they do not want an extension of phase one, but rather want to move on to phase 2 in which they are prepared to release all of the remaining is really captives. however, there still hasn't been a response from us, but these really say that they're prepared to go back to the fi

who's it going to be adrian brody from the brutal list. timothy shell a may for a complete or know the bob dylan, bio pick or re finds playing the cardinal, who oversees the conclave with all of this gold. zachary, that the vatican can dredge up. busy we shall see. my crystal ball is cloudy right now, but will know so we certainly will a real, they'll be able to closer real highlights in the hollywood collins. but they see they've not been without controversy. have they because they're being held so soon of those devastating l. a. fires a yes, that's right. there have been voices raised by academy members and, and other prominent actors authors that saying that it's really inappropriate the for a show of a glamorous uh, you know, jewel bedecked a tuxedo, a low alt for rich actors and actresses parading on the red carpet when whole sections of los angeles lie in ashes, but the academy of motion, pictures of awards, arts and sciences says that without this ceremony going forward, they wouldn't really help anybody whose homes were lost. and it would deprive the several 1000 workers who put on

that's a bob dylan, bio flick, and re finds in conclave for training the cardinal in charge of a back stabbing. sort of that can political drama. i don't think i have time to go through the best actresses. we'll save that for another time, but we'll keep you updated as the evening and the awards begin to flow. all right, how many? thanks for that. now, people in a very a and all the nits lee have been highly oranges of each other. the so called bottle of the oranges takes place every year. and then on the night of trove tuesday, the business. all right, and that's it for me. the bulk of weather is next. the inside story looks a weather. israel will resume its score and gaza will kind of cease fire the salvage. it's the same and i'm certain that's the hello. that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and i want to bring your attention to the dentist shower cause you close. the melodies is early a satellite image showing where the intense rains were forming. well, they will pull that way further west, so we'll see more in the way of showers some longer spells of

this is more controversial because obviously, morally, peter zalinski said exactly the things that he, bob should have said. they were accurate, but they were provocative to someone like j. d evolves who absolutely hate since and in ski and has no interest in ukrainian security. and so, while you guys are lensky and my mind should have known that he was working and to identify snakes and should have been much more careful with his rhetoric though. okay, we'll have to leave it there, but the festival in giving you a thoughts has always been a good win pundit prism the strategic intelligence in london. thanks so much we're ukrainians have been fighting russia for 3 years with this provided launch lead by the united states and europe. but the disastrous public sped that we've been talking about. that's happened between the later and us president donald trump has cost down of america has continued support, sell stratford. since this report from keith sunday worship at the st. below demand cathedral and the ukranian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by all designs fr

european countries, what does they have the unity that is required to do so already you have victim old bob of the prime minister of hungry. and there was another european stomach coming up in just a few days time of questioning some of the plans conclusions from that summit that have already been negotiated among diplomats so or do you show a sign of disunity, but that of course, from hungry. a country that very often doesn't see the same of the look at things the same. why is the rest of europe when it comes to the issue of the crime? that side of america is a james base who will be following the current summit in london. very closely for us. thank you. james. still ahead on knowledge is era angry protest in california, as the trump administration cuts off at national parks and the, the agriculture revolution promised abundance. but it's damaging the planet. this is destroying the habitat that tries leeway explodes. how sacrificing by the best, the teeth, a maximum view, is leading to pete insecurity and threatening on the very existence of leaving the feast on able to adapt to climate ch

screens in the last couple of years and various roles is a position to possibly take best actor for his bob dylan bio picked a complete unknown. and then again, with conclave re finds the veteran british actor who really dominates that film as the cardinal in control of caught in all sorts of moral conflicts. uh, in vatican entry, the sort of is the glitzy. it's offensive the entertainment. well it isn't it. but nevertheless, the also, because of i have something of a ratings problem for a few years now. are they doing to turn things around as well, you know, sentimentally, there's not that much. they can do this as of the very sort of antiquated format. it's been around for years, the, the oscars themselves a better off for 97 years. but the televised version took shape decades ago. they're trying to move things along, make it less flabby and long winded, cutting these acceptance speeches to a minimum. they've got the car, uh, colorado. o brian, excuse me, the comedian an informer. talk show host, who's a pretty witty and snappy, and it's giving some good lines uh, you know, to, in, in the

bob, who do you know, and also as the dean of present, as was really used as part of the ease, will have my swab deal. i would, he was drilled for killing and he's ready bus driver and has spent more than half of his life behind boss. wildebeest unions call him a political prisoner, is ready to fall, which is labeled him a terrorist. upon his release, he was deported to egypt and his wife though remains in the west bank and hopes that they will one day unite. i'm at the hotel eating to make up for the whole year for a whole year. you haven't eaten in the year. yeah, really, we're all in the hall having dinner together. do you want to return to your country? well, egypt as my country as well. but as the egyptians say, whoever drinks from the nile returns to it and whoever breathes the air of cool bear and palestine returns to them. so you want to go back. yeah, you're going back. we're going back. yeah, i'm going back. is in prison. we only had a very thin, short sleeved under shirts. sometimes they gave us a long sleeved one, but the cold pierced our bones and the freezing nights, summer