including his good pal david stone. a married high school baseball coach and employee at the moscow, idaho, maintenance department. to the vet investigators astonishment, david volunteered that evening hang out with charles and rachael at the garage, the friday night she went missing. >> now you've got another guy, someone with information? >> somebody with information immediately raises the question. why didn't charles capone ever mentioned david stone to be during the entire time i interviewed him. >> three days after rachel was reported missing, the task force detective sat david stone down and grilled him. >> he provided a timeline for that evening. and it was different than charles capone's timeline. the has >> the husband's friends told cops rachel came by around 5 pm and waiting for trials to finish. our david stone says he then left to get some food and a&w, and when he got back to the garage around eight, rachel was gone. stone said he drove charles to a local bar, swung by his home for a while, then went out la

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out some of that covert 1000 frustration with a bit of rock n roll rolling stones legend mick jagger has teamed up with davidrohl of the foo fighters to release a pandemic anthem but jagger says it was inspired by coming out of lockdown let's have a listen now to this track easy sleezy we're actually going to leave you with this now so thank you so much for watching take care and enjoy. a meal on the green. and to me it's. joined critique of the green transformation. to give.

. >>> rolling stones front man mick jagger teaming up with david grohl from the foo fighters to createandemic anthem and we're getting a look at it. take a listen. vaccine in my bloodstream ♪ ♪ it's never warming up snoecht. >> in a tweet mick jagger says the song is full of easy sleazy. it's about coming out of lockdown with much-needed optimism. >> what do you think? >> still pretty talented. he's eming on 80 pretty soon and still making some mike. good for him. back to you. >> yeah, and we're still talking about him. thanks, laura. >>> coming up the "today" show co-anchor savannah guthrie is getting ready to cover the game in tokyo. no stranger to japan. the memorable impression that the country left on her as she prepares to head back again. first in 100 days, a stanford graduate kate courtney will make her first olympic appearance. she was actually born in marin county, the birthplace of mountain biking and courtney hopes to show she was born ready to race in tokyo. good luck, courtney. happening now for you. queen elizabeth has returned to her royal duties four days after the def

out some of that cope with 1000 frustration with a bit of hard rock rolling stones legends mick jagger has teamed up with davidohl of the foo fighters to release a pen to make anthem which jagger said was inspired by coming out of lockdown let's take a listen now to the track which is called easy sleazy and we will leave you this if you really leave you with this now news thank you so much for watching enjoy. ah. co india. made some pavement. but not all. the dog history of indigo it was a problem of exploitation indigo has since become a symbol of sustainability and success fans to a project at the edge of the himalayas. next d.w. . emergency cleaning. cio is a new. climate system intervention and. researchers around the world are working on radical new ideas. who are. fine tuning the clock. 40 meters double. or. i thought i was frauds of my dignity 77 percent takes on modern slavery shining a light on the feet of the many major and women in italy obscene that's what men who wear. suspects forced into prostitution their stories must be told and once you force me into 60. of the 77 percent starts april 17th on

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places david flint is a get a road that the noise is from neutron stones. and stevenson luggers as it sounds like outer space and yes the sound is from space from a comment to be exact thanks for your answers. a question from dale from the u.k. . who wants to. can you hear someone scream in space we're certainly used to hearing spaceships hum through the void or seeing stars die in cataclysmic explosions but only in the movies space is a vacuum so there's no atmosphere to conduct sound waves. is wouldn't register i think that it's like the sounds gone dead. a supernova with musical accompaniment is far more impressive. but space probes carry devices that register oscillations and celestial bodies such as the sun. and the sun's internal nuclear convulsions generate tremendous shock waves nasa scientists have ways to translate them into sounds we can hear. the van allen space probes explore the radiation belt surrounding the earth that sounds of electrically charged particles held around a planet by its magnetic fields they too can be translated into sounds.

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based as david flint is again a road that the noise is from neutron stones. and stevenson luggers as it sounds like outer space and yes the sound is from space from a comment to be exact thanks for your answers. a question from data from the u.k. . who wants to. can you hear someone scream in space we're certainly used to hearing spaceships hum through the void or seeing stars die in cataclysmic explosions but only in the movies space is a vacuum so there's no atmosphere to conduct sound waves. restrict. our ears wouldn't register i think that it's like the sounds gone dead. a supernova with musical accompaniment is far more impressive. but space probes carry devices that register oscillations and celestial bodies such as the sun. and the sun's internal nuclear convulsions generate tremendous shock waves nasa scientists have ways to translate them into sounds we can hear. the van allen space probes explore the radiation belt surrounding the earth that sounds of electrically charged particles held around a planet by its magnetic fields they too can be translat

want to talk more now about what's unfolding in chad with david smith he is the executive director of copy consulting and hide your son and on a stone and a radio that broadcasts from general in charge and northern nigeria he joins us from johannesburg where he happens to be at the a moment sir a very warm welcome we get we understand the situation right now in china is very precarious please outline for us what would happen if there was instability now in chive and what that would mean for the sahara region. thanks for having me on i should start by saying instability in chad is not something new it's been in stable for for many years decades in fact it's not the 1st time that rebels have come close to injure a man a to attempt to to unseat the late president debbie and i should i should add that some something i heard in your report a moment ago about borders being closed they have now open the borders are open again. and there's a heavy military presence in the streets although that's not unusual in an jermain of there's often a heavy presence whenever the president moves around there are what is known on affectionately in in jam

stones, bottles and petrol bombs in the capital. loyalist groups had urged their supporters to stay at home following the death of prince philip. a friend of davidl capital in writing. mr cameron texted the chancellor, rishi sunak, last year in an attempt to help the now collapsed financial firm get access to coronavirus loans. his friend insisted no rules had been broken. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused a supreme courtjudge of "judicial activism", after he ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic. mr bolsonaro's response to covid has been criticised as "shambolic", due to his opposition to lockdowns, mask wearing and vaccines. i will be here with dateline after the weather. before we go, tributes to the duke of edinburgh continue to be made across the world. as australians awoke on saturday to the news of his death, the prime minister, scoat morrison, said his life had been one of duty, the prime minister, scott morrison, said his life had been one of duty, service, loyalty and honour. 0ur sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil sent this report. honouring a life of duty and service, a sign of respect for a ma

david jolly, former gop congressman and msnbc contributor. trump took aim at senator mitch mcconnell, labeling him a "dumb son of a b" and "stone cold loser."you expect pence and mcconnell to stand up? >> this is the kind of speech that forced republicans to lose the georgia special elections. this is donald trump showing he just cares about himself. like you said, he's airing his own grievances. and he's giving his enemies list. he's not doing anything about the party. donald trump was not speaking as a leader of the republican party. he was speaking as a leader of the biggest grip he's got going. >> "the new york times" points out how this underscores the tension between the republican party and donald trump, writing, the same former president who last month sent the rnc a cease and desist letter, on saturday evening served as the party's fundraising headliner. david, does the rnc need donald trump? >> they don't need him. but it is his party until he says it's not. his grip is still strong on the party. and there's no greater proof than that. if donald trump announced today he's running in 2024, he would not have a primary challenge. and

stones, bottles and petrol bombs. loyalist groups had urged their supporters to stay at home following the death of prince philip. a friend of davidt his request for funding for greensill capital in writing. mr cameron texted the chancellor, rishi sunak, last year in an attempt to help the now collapsed financial firm get access to coronavirus loans. his friend insisted no rules had been broken. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused a supreme courtjudge of "judicial activism", after he ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic. mr bolsonaro's response to covid has been criticised as "shambolic", due to his opposition to lockdowns, mask wearing and vaccines. here in the uk, the latest covid figures from the department of health for the past 2a hours have been published. there were 2,589 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, down from last week when there were 3,423 new coronavirus infections recorded. another 40 people have died within 28 days of a positive covid test. kate silverton will be here at 5:30 with a full round up of the day's events. but first, let's return now

david >> yeah. well, we're keeping a close eye on many of these at least it's up a number are responding hardly at all to their deals. morgan, thanks up next, black stonek ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back here is your cnbc covid update at this hour japan announced it's raising the coronavirus alert level in tokyo ahead of the summer olympics this as a more contagious variant continues to spread. the move allows for tougher measures such as shorter openings for restaurants and bars >>> norway's prime minister is apologizing again after breaking covid-19 social distancing rules when she celebrated her birthday she also said she will pay the fine, around $2,300. >>> sam adams is launching the shot for sam program the beer maker is releasing an add to encourage people to get a vaccine. it launches april 12th for the first 10,000 people who share proof of vaccination participants will get a chance to receive $7 a cash enough to cover a sam adams beer of choice from a local beer or restaurant david, companies are rolling out all the stops to get you to get the shot >> i guess so. >> yeah. back to you. >> get a free beer thank you. >> whate

stones, bottles and petrol bombs in the capital. loyalist groups had urged their supporters to stay at home following the death of prince philip. a friend of davidife of the duke of edinburgh. the duke of edinburgh's sporting activities provided him with a welcome opportunity to get away from formal royal duties. for him, sport became an outlet for his restless energy, and prince philip proved himself to be a keen and talented competitor in a number of different sports. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks looks back at the duke's sporting life. prince philip always enjoyed sport and he often excelled at it. applause. at school he learned to love sailing and as a wedding present, he and the queen were given a dragon class yacht. the thing about going to see, you are suddenly exposed to an element which you cannot really control, you are subject to it and i think that is good for the soul, frankly. find is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change _ is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change of _ is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change of bowling from the pavilion _ now a change of bowling from the pavilion end. fits now a change of bowl