who is denny ross? >> denny ross. wow. ung kid who got himself in a situation by telling the truth. >> the father says denny was an average, carefree kid, excited about a new job in internet marketing, not a killer. >> personality, demeanor. if he walked in the door, who would we meet? >> you would meet a person who just doesn't stop smiling. it doesn't matter who you are, you'll feel at home when you're around him because he's just got that personality. >> the medical examiner ruled hannah's death a homicide by asphyxiation, saying she was strangled to death. but little else was clear. for instance, the m.e. found semen inside the body during the autopsy, but said it wasn't useful because it had degraded so much in the week when her body lay in the trunk of the car. and then there were what critics saw as investigative lapses. police never checked boyfriend brad oborn's alibi the night she disappeared, never checked her pager records, and never performed a key chemical test of the carpet inside denny's apartment. the lumin

with dennis. ross world the 3 part documentary starts may 8th on you. or you must have been there and. i made it up against them at all. right now the my oldest sister boundary so i'm not a mother to what is going to fit i don't give you caught them in my eyes the stuff if i am done theater among us if i don't give you toward going to mars the star i know for his beard think that i need to see it i mean. it was my best as he says but is more me then with the by his guns a me the sun is a god and the answer this needs to. be all of this what is the fun about soit is afforded even more movie theaters begin to tally even if you can still be the most money. everybody of the dream and you don't need to sell your dreams. some. of the. problems with a bit of this one suit. me. 50 feet not tied up it's just a bit to see the old steel. mills. that had already begun to move some of them but it's part of the city and it's not been struck by. a movie with $1.00 and $1.00 and $1.00 in the s. and one in the beginning of the run and run the show off. comedy in this bi

dennis ross. it's a let me. ask i would and will. take i could. not trouble getting loans to show money. can you love lose you know nothing. how do you make it a secret if don't want to talk. to what you have who is the kook on the standards in the uk not as you hijacked angst bush. in the world of the focus. on you and those 2 morons who move them along much of this news tonight in one thing for not. so when you hired them and only tried to use in did. learn in the. 9 months to no one on the media house on the net. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to them when it's go. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't and they'll still. imagine something as big as the earth is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes are going to wrapped and it's going to help. so we're in for a while right. my great grandfather's. nobody would care about. the law or prison so you have wallace the shoot of. a terrible life between the and the. when else seemed wrong. but i.

all to help him to leave dennis ross. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth is going to cause tidal waves or earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to help. so very for a while right. my great grandfather's. nobody would care about the law or prison so you'd have wallace those should have. a terrible life between now and the. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know it was the best of times it was the worst of. stacey this sounds like the opening lines to a tale of 2 cities by charles dickens and he was somebody quite useful and relevant to this age because he was writing during the beginning of the end of the british empire and also during the explosion of the wrong take class a lot of what he wrote about is the disaster capitalism caused by the ronte class so we're in a very similar time to that with this pande

i think the role of someone like dennis ross is critical. it is interesting to look at.i actually think that despite the so-called warmongering instinct of someone like bolton, the goal is not war, and it is not to bring about regime change. it is pure speculation. i think they genuinely believe that if they put enough pressure on iran, that they will somehow come to the negotiating table. i don't know if they wanted to talk about a more broad deal so they can say they did a better deal. in a way, i like that approach. i always thought the u.s. should take a much broader approach to its iran diplomacy. before i get quoted as saying i like the approach, i like that they are looking at a much broader range of issues. however, i think they will find themselves disappointed if they actually believe iran is going to capitulate on every single issue in the way that they presented it, giving the u.s. this sweeping victory in the u.s. had with the cold war and so on. that's not going to happen. i think that's what we are going to find out. i >> think of the kennedy period and ho

i would like to announce that our event with ambassador dennis ross is another expert in the middle east is unable to come to college station. hcollege station. he had a family emergency and so kim ghattas is an award-winning journalist and writer covered the middle east for 20 years for bbc and the financial times. she reported from iraq, saudi arabia, syria, and covered the war between israel and hezbollah earning an emmy for international news coverage. on the state department and on american politics regularly traveling with secretaries of state as well as condoleezza rice, hillary clinton and john kerry. she's been published in the atlantic, the "washington post," foreign-policy an and as a non- resident scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace in. her first book the secretary was a "new york times" bestseller. she regularly continues to speak on american television and radio and was born and raised in lebanon but now lives between beirut and washington, d.c.. if you have questions, please write them on the cards, the ambassadors that have the blue blazers on dave w

trying all to help him to leave dennis ross. thanks. say. 6. max kaiser this is the is the report you know still you see i was thinking about this whole world economy and the way things are going and it's like we're flying over the bermuda triangle you know and all the dials and everything and the best part of going in opposite directions are we're going upside down our way up side up we're not sure it's like all so confusing that's because things are getting real and we're seeing what some in the alternative finance space would call a 4th turning there's a huge shift going on we've been covering here for 10 years the whole process of digital bliz ation and the dollar is ation the dollar is ation of course has been happening as we all see around the world the central banks start accumulating gold then we've seen the de globalization and trump and brags that were a sign of that but now of course is the accelerating rapidly thanks to this pandemic and i want to look at how the break in this supply chain the global supply chain happening right now

i would like to announce unfortunately our event in two days with ambassador dennis ross was another expert in the middle east is unable to come to the collegcollege station. he had a family emergency and so the lecture will be postponed until later. kim ghattas is an emmy award-winning journalist who covered the middle east for 20 years for bbc & financial times. she reported from iraq, saudi arabia, syria, lebanon and the war between israel and hezbollah earning an emmy for international news coverage. she's also reported on the state department and on american politics regularly traveling with secretariesg of state including condoleezza rice and hillary clinton and john kerry. she's been published in the atlantic, the "washington post," the foreign-policy and is currently in non- resident scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington.oo her first book is a "new york times" bestseller. she regularly speaks, continues to speak on american television and radio and was born and raised in lebanon, but she now lives between beirut andd washington, d.c.. if you