conrad, i love you so. is a joke. >> and she continued to send texts to his phone for months. nearly 80 of them. the prosecution argued she deliberately sent the texts as a way to change her story. at the time i went along with it because i knew you were not going to do anything. but you bleep did it and i'm so sorry i didn't save you. it was agonizing for conrad's family to sit in the courtroom and hear these new details. >> it was pretty shocking. a lot of times it doesn't seem real. >> do you believe in your heart that it was criminal? >> i do. for someone in a fragile state and you persuade them in the worst way possible. yeah, definitely is criminal. >> social anxiety in me is -- >> lynn said her son's own words a month before he died show he wanted to live. >> i want to recover from this. i feel like i have not recovered from it yet. i do have a lot going for me. i just got a job on the boston -- to captain their boat, that's a huge accomplishment. >> there was another side to the story. michelle's. a

the conrad wrote the oil, you went into the making of cuts. he was the ultimate amount of culture, but he was also an outside. so it was due late. and so for that much, am i the, for the beds, everything. everything the animals want drains the water, the well the stuffed with cold. the further we go, the greater the sides become more frequent and more horrible. it's clear this mindful a has a lost his way. he is leading a mission that is are your onto itself. the my obsession is beginning to keep me awake at night too. i used captain polls the way you said he, 2 years old soldier if the 1899 from humble beginnings, headings at the top. just like the mission is to beat the partition to make the chat. that should be the last part of africa to be invaded by you. you were to create a hub for francis scott of african colonies. shovels its empire, rested on and also the do you with your team? planning your conquests. almost exactly a year to the day after this picture was taken you with that you thought yourself so civilized? so culture. so culture,

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thank you very much. conrad thank you for like we have just been told to you about with conrad on the thrill before. of course, today is the 18th of what march, which means that on this day, exactly 10 years ago, crime in the city of civil software officially became a part of the russian federation. this is a historical event that is being separated all across the country. the biggest part to you as usual, we all spoiled her in the capital is in moscow and there was past the new puss. investors tell us how it is being celebrated. the equals donald, who is on red square for us, where the concept is set to kick off any moment now equal. i mean icon hear the music. yeah. through the gloss, but i think we're probably going to be able to hear it in about half an hour. we can see lots of russian slides from our end. what was the atmosphere that just described to us? well, sounds fair for us. i have to tell you, it is very, very loud here. i mean, this is a, this is one of the quieter moments here on the red score and the most cool. let me tell you something, you just guessing it was already

and now we know for sure. screens. conrad, your kids, social development, these of the topics that are moving the tech world, anyone can use a i to create the dream girl or guy that. a that virtual sex putnam, that was one of the main problem is, is at the las vegas, i don't entertainment expo in late january with the help of technology pulling. actors could also let them a double gang, a chat on their behalf, and generate virtual explicit content using that likeness. how does that work? and what could i mean for our sex? i loved lives. how to create an a i dream putting up. there are different platforms and tools available online that can be used to generate virtual erotic content. you can choose from a menu. are you looking for? i'm not a woman. you can define size is head color on other features and you can even choose what kind of action see. and you would like to see. the actors could look like real humans full. would you prefer me? in some cases, you can even enter your sexual fond to see via text property. in principle, these a i generate does operate like any other image genera

the inquiry was strange and anything. conrad pretty much. the median having the i mean yeah, the too many. i would do any of the, i mean the yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm the one that she wants to go. so i'm gonna get a uh, well not. and then yeah. what's the kind of late design was on punch? it wasn't understood. so late. what's it got to be entitled? because of the club and julie came face to face just outside the village. it was 7 30 am on the bus deal day diagrams thrown by eye witnesses detailed, the 2 men's positions, the cards, the wastes of his weary brain device shot that we did use. now, images of wilson fame party. so i tell you, is it gone mad? the active listening the just 60 meters separated people from the madison to stop 60 minutes between life and the as i am peeped over the edge myself, i understand better the meaning of this that could not see the flame of the candle, but it was wide enough to embrace the whole universe piercing enough to penetrate on the hospital beach in the darkness he had summed up the judge on the the purpose

fence national holiday pop and next the so called drama and dine. corey was strange and anything conrad didn't match. the median having the i mean, yeah. or the too many i would do any of the, i mean the yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm the one that she need to. i'm gonna get a uh, well not, not. and then the guy will lead designs was on can she wasn't them some of late. what's it got you guys of the because of the club and do like came face to face just outside the village. it was 7 30 am on by steeled. a diagram strong by eye. witnesses, detail to men's positions, the gods, the wastes of his. we're a brain deep by shudder. we images now images of wilson fame party. so i tell you, it had gone mad. the active listening. the just 60 meters separated people from the madison to stop 60 meters between life and the since i am peeped over the edge myself, i understand better. the meaning of his death could not see the flame of the candle, but it was wide enough to embrace the whole universe piercing enough to penetrate on a hospital beach. in the darkness, he had summed up the judge on the lease of the

to the very moment, conrad revealed cuts his separately and ha, dockins would go back a few days, actions. one of his subordinates was so a portable he witnessed that he wrote to the storage he's kept in for they chose 20 mothers with their breast feeding incense. they were taken into a line of rocks, 200 meters from our camp. they were a mess. i could get you to see with nice and by the next by auxiliaries. the captain had decided to make an example to show the others. how will so be practiced for him in his disrespect to do labels not killing for the sake of killing fear to scan was still so usually wasting time might let the partition reach late at 1st and prevent friends from uniting african colonies. so an officer was sent to stop his orders with the arrest for late and take control of his mission. this officer was a colonel called clump club to the foreign minister events of june, 1899. i confess i find it hard to believe a french office uh could have ever ordered the hara that is, that alleged i will try to find fully. but whether i can is far from sutton. i don't know where he is.

conrad black writes in "the new york sun" today that as the wheels come off the biden administrationhe incumbent's re-election strategy relies on prosecuting trump. that's a strategy that looks like it is either going to be deferred or collapsed all together and the hot stove news this afternoon suggests that mr. biden plans to get really mean and attack donald trump on the campaign trail. that is if he can muster the cognitive coherence to do it. personally i don't see trump quaking in his boots over that one. so folks here we are, super tuesday, advantage trump at the moment. all right, now, we are blessed, joining me now, our hero bret baier, anchor of "special report" on fox news and you're going to take us through the whole thing tonight and i'm looking forward to it. what everyone's political views are, i think if you went back a year or two years or three years, i don't think i'm being overstating it, you would not have expected trump to be in the position he is in. polls are not votes, i don't get all of that, but you wouldn't expect him to be where he is. what do you think,

sessions we've seen various baltic representatives addressing people as public, meet to things. dear conrad, this is the voice below. one of fits seen the tents, me something else you need to speak with on the russian leaf lens is definitely a huge factor and currently is a huge ecosystem. you know, the size, social media profiles or individuals, it's printing those things a little nancy's. yeah, good. as health to expose many websites with russian links. is it the truth about zillow, sand, his regime and he's saying like, bombarding the shopping centers, the torturing and the murdering the the what prisoners many stories are designed to spreads alone. within slovakia i there wasn't a time to say that there is a radioactive cloud because the russians had some kind of military storage and they tried to spread the narrative that it had the nuclear weapons in it. finally, a proof that the ukraine has nuclear weapons and nuclear cloud was coming to slovakia. list this information is having the desired effect once is conducted last may say that 51 percent of slovaks want to russian victory new t

next right to wherever your sentence your stories and your crazy car into the let's catch up soon. conrad the conventional engine noise. next, mike this is an electric bike. it looks like a regular motorcycle. the bikes night the v lecture could help sold specific problems faced by commuters in pakistan, control has become increasingly on affordable impacts done with prices reaching more than $300.00 rupees or around one euro per liter. running into the bikes. those is charging, the bikes really only takes to 10 of us hours of electricity and provides a range of 80 to a 100 kilometers 14, because then actual e motorcycles to money. and if it's more to say the maintenance costs to be motorcycles very low, it's practically non existent. lot comes in. well, this is because the bikes have fewer parts suitcase. they have no clutch in gears and they're fully automatic. next thing has been geared in the automatic the carburetor? no silence or no into the internet. yes ma'am. it's got 80 percent fewer parts compared to a regular motorcycle end of me. but i'm going to go on more to say, because i'

so it's the discipline that you have to have like a common misconception that was file is conrad so soft and it's so so feminine. but we literally treat it as hard as rugged because you were hosting the whole day. and then by the time seminar, co kids, then you have to perform and stage get home at 11, you're tired. and then you have to repeat it already gave the phone dani grew up in civil king when to the national scale of aunts and you. how does they and fund raise the fees for you 1st? yeah, at the cape academy of performing arts by hosting a session. so all these designs i saw and making codes at the age of 15 and i switched it on to fashion tv. that in spite needs to actually create mountain collections. and ever since i've just been on a roll when i'm sketch, shane or designing, i never think of like where they since for female or male, i just literally just think the human body is my convers, cuz i love came around with and drawn janine love the just the position between um oversized and um, very tight. um, heavy light, bluff contrasting like giving me a tools like as you can see

it's worth doing for peyton brewer ross, brian mcfarlane, joe walker, max■'■< conrad, micn the secondy bracket. for cynthia and david for the people thatheir own lives into those who were killed by an abuser for the family and friewith an unimaginable that cs to violence and those that survive the violence but those that can never heal. as i close, i cannot escape the troubling fact that violence has become all too common in culture. acts of brutality, anger, glorified and normalized in social media.tv shows, films and a bitter and angry another, acts that are part of a culture that too often promotes violence as a way to address but never really resolved"n differences. as a society, we've got to consider how we can reject the vitriol that consumes us and how we can tune out the rhetoric and recognize the humanity and dignity of others and lead with grace, compassion and understanding in our own private and public lives. we can't legislate off of this. instead i think the true our heart. and the lessons we in part to our children and our daily interactions withkt each other,n our spir

when the weather got better, our super cam conrad's and other aerial scouts were able to distinguish whether it was a leopard or an abrams, to make sure it was the praised american machine. at 1st, i didn't even expect it to be an american. i thought it was just any old tank, but it was an american tank. i felt sensational, seeing that the americans burned brighter and hotter than any other tanks. mutual know, based on what we know, that there's nothing special about this tank despite how the west and ukraine praise it. having sat in it, i can say that it is worse than our t ninety's our tanks, but it's not surprising that it is praise like this. it was shot down by our colleagues using s p v. drones. the tank drove out into the open. they wanted to push us and our infantry back, but they failed. the crew tried to run away, but stayed close. they didn't make it far. the outside is riddled with shrapnel from their own mortar shells. it looks like tried to burn it themselves. we were the 1st ones to jump in to see it to film and i felt that up and the visa has a like today, a new presi

>> reporter: a couple years ago, christy conrad saw bill out walking and offered him a ride.. learned about his daunting daily commute and how he is also legally blind. so she began driving him whenever she could. at least, that's how it started. why did you feel the need to do more? >> i can't be always there, you know? >> reporter: so what was your plan? >> mr. bill's village. >> reporter: mr. bill's village is a facebook group christie started a couple months ago. she was hoping to find just a few volunteers to keep an eye out for bill when he is walking. >> and within days, it exploded. >> it caught on really quick. >> and alec everybody is competing to give mr. billy ride. >> they will click and see, is mr. bill out walking, is he heading to town? >> reporter: so people are just driving around the streets looking for impressment >> pretty much. just like where's waldo, but for bill. it's nice to see pete >> reporter: today, the group has 1500 members. in fact, here comes one now. >> hey, mr. bill! do you need a ride to walmart? all right, come on, hop on in. >> reporter:

del área de la bahía, como los ex jugadores de los san jose earthquakes chris dangerfield y jimmy conradl para el equipo, trayéndole 10 de los mejores encuentros de esta temporada, incluido el del debut de este domingo contra el city desde los Ángeles. y vamos a cerrar con la nueva armadura de la selección mexicana para este 2024. la marca alemana que viste a méxico presentó los nuevos uniformes que llaman la atención por su diseño y colores. el de local en color vino y el de visitante en un verde claro. la camiseta del local, además viene con un diseño de plumas de pavo real, haciendo homenaje al mito maya, donde esta ave se convierte en el rey de los pájaros, mientras que la de visitante mezcla varios estilos de grecas representando el legado y el futuro del país. con estos uniformes, la selección mexicana buscará dejar atrás su mala racha y tener una muy buena copa américa este verano. copa américa, que además va a visitar aquí en el área de la bahía. les gustaron o no les gustaron? esa es la pregunta. no la verde no la como que el dibujo se me hace. yo tengo, yo siempre voy a tener e

it's worth doing for peyton mcf, joe walker, max hathaway, thomas ryan conrad, michael delorean the secondiam young, bob violet, lucy violet, billy bracket. for cynthia and david for the people that took their own lives into those who were killed by an abuser for the family and friends who now have to live with an unimaginable that comes to violence and those that survive the violence but those■" that can never fully heal. as i close, i cannot escape the troubling fact that violence has become all too common in our culture. acts of brutality, anger, glorified and normalized in video games, tv shows, films and social media. a bitter and angry towards one another, acts that are part of a culture that too often promotes violence as a way to address but never really resolved differences. as a society, we've got to consider how we can reject the vitriol that consumes us and how we can tune out the rhetoric and recognize the humanity and dignity of others and lead with grace, compassion and understanding in our own private and public lives. we can't legislate off of this. instead i think the tru

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conrad, to the conference? why you decided to put in the application? what if you like so far about it? thanks a lot for having us. um, so we were invited by all governments where we come from south africa and um, can we go through this with african delegation, the national youth development agency. and of course, following from brakes last year, there was a commitments from us as a country together with other delegates from other countries. young people that we should have continued engagements through various multi actual platforms. and we should all try to come to each other's country, village, brazil, russia, india or china. and continue that she had cooperation between you know, great nations and business as a continuation of some of the agreements we had at our previous youth engagements. uh that will help us here in south africa and we're quite excited to hear from many young people from across the world, different industries, policy business and see what type of shared cooperation can exist between all great nations. and where do you see the fut

judging from ripple, joseph conrad was writing in hop darkness. what the code has been about you had grabbed what they could get the sync. what was to be got was just robbery with violence aggravated mode or on a great scale. conquest of the switch mostly means the taking it away from those. we have a different complex, you know, slightly flats and noses and ourselves. it's not a producing. when you look into it too much, the because you profit to supplement them because i need it because you, you could potentially put in the simplest if um, less than to say to replace the most of you could have missed the visa. most of you said there was nothing that is calls to let people in your and you want me to swap . this includes a pretty of, except me, you still cannot complete. this is just reveal it has to do with this. i don't want to talk to one of them. that's what i'm sending calibus to the worst case. just let me sick ya, me time, do my 2nd my guides tell me this wrong. the national highway photos, the exact route su, lays massacres, village after

i sat down with parker conrad and his start p was at the center of the storm because they provided payf companies not just within tech. hoar is how he described the unique value proposition to start ups and main street small businesses. >> i tell you the think that was unique about silicon valley bank for us which is why we started working with them. when ripply was just getting started, just working out of my basement, we needed to get a set of very specialized banking relationships to do what we wanted to do, to move money on behalf of clients for pay roll. and at the time most banks would never work with a company like ours. >> svb was one stop shop for many start up small businesses and even their employees providing mortgages or personal loans. svb tock equity stakes in the companies and partnered with vcs. the concern that exists one year later is that the next generation of entrepreneurs are not getting funded in the new landscape. that will have greater implications down the road the so-called innovation economy. >> all right, deirdre bosa with the tech check on svb. we will se

. >> i am running for vice president of the united states with i conrad -- with my comrade.re here today and have been through all of these protest for palestine because we understand our government is orchestrating this genocide. without their support and financing, israel could not be doing what they're doing to the palestinian people. it is important for us to come together and not allow these were criminals like biden or clanton or were obama to use these moments to be a new york city to raise money. the people are saying the democratic party's -- people have to build a new government for the working class, for the people of this country, that we cannot allow them to drag us into the 1800s, dragged us into a nuclear war. >> the fact we were able to see for ourselves these people are liars, that everything they have told us about palestine and the middle east has been a lie means we are able to admit and also able to make the connection -- young people are able to make the connection between what is happening in palestine and migrants in the u.s., what is happening to que

. >> conrads mom says this is a hard story to tell. but she hope sharing it will help others. >> there are children in this role just like conrad, and i cannot imagine anything like this happening again. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm natalie -- andrea canning. thank you for watching. andrea canning. thank you for watching. let's dive right in to some important discussions we have had this week. >> the supreme court has agreed now to consider former president trump's claim of presidential immunity in his federal election interference case. we it will further delay a potential trial. the high court has scheduled arguments for april 22nd, and a final ruling might not come until months later at the end of the term in june. if the court ruled in favor of trump the special counsel's charges would be dismissed. the u.s. court of appeals unanimously ruled trump does not have absolute immunity. the supreme court does affirmed that, the delays still would push the start of the trial probably into the fall. let's bring in former

it's the hometown of the late novel itself prince conrad, and in 1862, it opened among the first schoolsfor former slaves. today, beauford county has 21,000 students, and dick geier is vice chair of the school board. >> it is probably the most diverse district in the united states because we have tremendous wealth in hilton head and other gates communities here, and we have tremendous poverty. half of our students are getting free and reduced lunches, because their parents are qualified as being in poverty. >> geier is a retired army colonel, a republican, who focused on improving math and reading until 2022. >> what was the very first notion that you had a storm coming? >> we got an email from a citizen, saying that these, the 97 books that we've heard about online, that should be banned in a school, how many of those books do you have in your school? so we checked, we had virtually all of those books in the school. >> they're mostly young adult novels with minority, gay, lesbian, or transgender characters. some depict sex and violence. most were in high school libraries, four were in c

jenny gum and her five-year-old son, conrad, registered a few days ago she's had to leave behind her mom and other loved ones so as to get back to their home in new york get into the embassy is terrifying. it's a potentially deadly commute. >> some >> who had confirmed their spots canceled last-minute either emotionally unable to leave behind loved ones or just unable to get to the embassies safely so is there an option to go from here and go pick them up is that even in reality, it just really isn't unfortunate. the security resources that we have are stretched so thin, the ability to do that it's really a non-starter. we just don't have that capacity to do it. we'd love to do it. it just simply an impossibility, unfortunately, with some seats unclaimed at the last minute, our team, as us city this is able to travel out with them and chronicle their journey we board in gang-controlled territory on a patch of land that secured and surrounded by a robust and reassuring american military presence we take off for the dominican republic there are a lot of mixed emotions for those who get

jenny geom and her five-year-old son, conrad, registered a few days ago she's had to leave behind her mom and other loved ones so as to get back to their home in new york get into the embassy, is terrifying. it's a potentially deadly commute. some who had confirmed their spot canceled last either emotionally unable to leave behind loved ones, or just unable to get to the embassies safely so is there an option too? we go from here and go pick them up. is that even in reality, it just really isn't unfortunate. the security resources that we have are stretched so thin, the ability to do that. it's really a non-starter. we just don't have that capacity to do it. we'd love to do it. it just simply an impossibility, unfortunately, where some seats unclaimed at the last minute, our team as us citizens, is able to travel out with them and chronicle their journey we board in gang-controlled hold territory on a patch of land that secured and surrounded by a robust and reassuring american military presence we take golf for the dominican republic there are a lot of mixed emotions for those who ge

host: all right, conrad. not what america wants right now." she will not be running for reelection in the senate seat in arizona, and mick is in oregon, republican. caller: good morning, how are you? host: caller: pretty good. it amazes me -- i feel like peoplefm forgeho good a job donald trump did when he was president the first time. there were a lot of did, not only for our military, but a lot of people in america. things at the dinner table are 10 times cheaper. i do not have to struggle as much as i do now. i just feel like people need to see what trump's true values are, and i think he has got a good head on his shoulders and n you say history values, tell us about that. caller: his true values to meet our -- i am a military man, so he has always taken care of the military. ■he has always made sure we are not spending crazy prices, whether it be food, gas, there are a lot of good things he has done, and i will be honest, i was a democrat. ■ymy family owns a bigmy familyn iowa. i and one of the big farm

jenny geom and her five-year-old son conrad, ready? just start a few days ago she's had to leave behind her mom and other loved ones so as to get back to their home in new york get into the embassy is terrifying. it's a potentially deadly commute. some who had confirmed their spots canceled last-minute either emotion we unable to leave behind loved ones, or just unable to get to the embassy safely. so is there an option to go from here and go pick them up? is that even in reality, it just really isn't unfortunate. the security resources that we have are stretched so thin, the ability to do that it's really a non-starter. we just don't have that capacity as you do it, we'd love to do it. it just simply an impossibility, unfortunately, where some seats unclaimed at the last minute, our team as us citizens, is able to travel out with them and chronicle their journey we board in gang-controlled territory on a patch of land that's secured and surrounded by a robust and reassuring american military presence we take off for the dominican repu

. >> reporter: a couple of years ago, christy conrad saw bill walking and offered him a ride.l's village. >> reporter: mr. bill's village is a facebook group christy started a couple months ago. she was hoping to find just a few volunteers to keep an eye out for bill when he is walking. >> and within days, it exploded. >> caught on really quick. now everyone is competing to give mr. bill a ride. >> is mr. bill out walking, headed to town? >> reporter: people are driving around the streets looking for him? >> pretty much. just like where's waldo, but where is mr. bill, yeah. it's nice to see. >> reporter: today, the group has 1,500 members. in fact, here comes one now. >> hey, mr. bill. >> heli. >> do you need a ride to walmart? >> certainly. >> hop on in. >> reporter: you always get picked up now? >> pretty much. >> reporter: it's always somebody different? >> never the same person from one day to the next. >> reporter: amazing. >> there is a lot of good people in this world. all over the place, you know. >> reporter: and on that note, here is one more good person. chris pucke