frank james, he told me, you are a good dude man.all of those other fools inherent in not going to get a chance. you can do it. back to back, those on my turning points. i thought about the living in the streets, i was yelling. i had a lot of money. a lot of money. it was a nightmare to me. i got the body and then i went to jail when they took me up north. and here i years old. $700,000 on me. city of new haven county but these whites officers. there acting like the one problem with me. and i am here for a problem. that was my attitude. and change the culture there. i changed it. that was the first time i really experienced racism. i thought these people were making me dig deep into me against you. it wasn't nice there for me. and for years, the transfer me out. and i went to the federal case i got transferred out. and then i went to the state of connecticut. i killed somebody. in the police and assist, they had fear and. [inaudible conversation] you can ever imagine. >> i've a question for volume and charlie. william, you mentioned

a guy by the name of frank james he told me, man, yo, man, you're a good dude. you go home. all the other fools ain't getting a chance. you got to straighten up. between those two incidents back-to-back was one of my turning points. the first part of prison, talking about leaving the street, i was young, man and i had a lot of money. i mean a lot of money, man. and, it was a nightmare to me. when i, you know, caught the body and i went to jail, they took me up north. this was up in summers. this jail, here i am 19 years old, i got $100,000 on the books. came from city of new haven, white officers, racist officers, in my face, acting like they want a problem with me. not knowing that i'm here for a problem. that was my attitude. it changed the culture in there. i changed the culture in there, that was first time i really experienced racism. i thought this place would be a place that could wreck me. they felt like they was making me dig deep into me against you, you know what i'm saying, mentality? summer was not then. it wasn't nice then for me when i arrived there. and they

be in using him is another that's a kind of interested reckons member i just want to bring in james franks i can see you nodding there james so we've got a situation on the ground as memet just lying there which is potentially explosive in the and we have a situation where turkey will be giving support in several ways but it will also to some degree be facing off against egypt i mean in regional terms that's a real tinderbox isn't it. yes and it's been that way for far too long you can't blame frankly the. legitimate government in tripoli the internationally recognized government in tripoli. saraj for doing what is done with turkey they do feel isolated when it comes to support security support and one of the problems frankly has been the lack of a common position in europe which has a huge interest in trying to calm down the situation and there with the new leadership coming in now here in brussels i think one of the greatest challenges they have in the southern neighborhood of the european union is to. bang some heads together in particular in paris and rome france and italy who have bee

james, hunter, frank, and these guys with no experience in any of the industries that they are gettingpaid for are lining up massive multimillion dollar contracts in costa rica and kazakhstan and iraq and it does look like this is something that is going to hurt him going forward. >> it could although the questions about all of this are not in the details that peter schweizer had put out the questions have been out there since this all began. and it hasn't hurt joe biden. nationally in the polls -- >> sanders is leapfrogging him. >> we'll see. and maybe bernie sanders will be able to win the nomination but i think when he gets to south carolina that will be tough. but this is kind of the way of the world, right? famous people, whether it sports or entertainment or politics, your family or your friends become these people who think that you might be able to help them get a job or get some sort of a contract. in this case joe biden doesn't have to do anything. he just is the vice president so people will flock, like his brother, i think they did charter schools in florida. it's very inte

that he literally sat up basically in the oval office with joe biden's help.ou you've got james, you've got frank got his sister, valerie. all of them benefited from the political power of joe biden. they cashed in. >> sean: rush limbaugh, explaining why the democrats look so miserable on tv. i think he's nailed it. that's next. ? ? ♪ -meg! there you are. did you take a picture of the cake to put on our website? i mean i would have but i'm a commercial vehicle so i don't have hands... or a camera...or a website. should we franchise? is the market ready for that? can we franchise? how do you do that? meg! oh meg! we should do that thing where you put the business cards in the fishbowl and somebody wins something. -meg: hi. i'm here for... i'm here for the evans' wedding. -we've got the cake in the back, so, yeah. -meg: thank you. -progressive knows small business makes big demands. -you're not gonna make it, you're not gonna make it! ask her if we can do her next wedding too! -so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. -on second thought, don't...ask that. we were paying an ar

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next, historians james holland and richard frank discussed two grim events that took place in june and july of 1944. a hitler's youth's division of executions in the north of france and the mass suicides of japanese civilians who jumped off cliffs to avoid capture in the battle of saipan. >> the next session is kind of a tough one, as the allies made great gains, the axis powers responded not just through combat, but also retribution and reprisal. to lead our panel's descent into barbarism, it's my pleasure to turn the stage over to dr. jason dossey. he is a valued member of our institute. with special partnership for the defense pia and accounting agency where he worked on cases to bring unaccounted service members home for identification and burial. there are roughly 80,000 americans still missing. he has moved into a new role as research historian where he spent the majority of his time helping family members discover their loved one's world war ii stories throughout our services. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, james dausey. -- jason dossey. [applause] >> thank you. it is a g

james, his other brother frank, who is sort of piggybacking on joe's activities in costa rica as viceaica even though he has no background in energy. you have a sister valerie who cashed in on joe's presidential campaigns and then you've got a situation with his daughter ashley, whose husband started a new business and joe biden brought him into the oval office to meet barack obama, then did private briefings for the vestovest investors while he was vice president. stuart: there's a question at the moment whether extra witnesses will be called in the impeachment trial. if an extra witness is called, the republicans could call for joe biden or his brothers and your book will be show prep for the trial. >> i think so. yeah. what's important to point out, we have no anonymous sources. there's all paper trails based on corporate records, foreign documents, et cetera. stuart: sorry to cut it short because it's good stuff. come back any time you like. i have to turn to that camera and introduce the president, who is now answering questions. >> please do. stuart: thank you very much. much ob

james. we have his other brother frank, we have his sister valerie and his daughter ashley as well, all of themstic stuff. they knew the currency of the biden name. >> exactly. pete: and would throw it around. >> that's right. they got taxpayer backed loans in some cases. they got grants. they got access to the white house. ashley biden's husband basically launched his business from the oval office. joe biden set up a meeting with barack obama. joe biden later went and briefed those investors in the company privately as vice president of the united states. very brazen stuff that i dare say if the trumps were doing which, of course, i would also oppose, there would be outrage in the media if they were doing it. pete: some campaigns are buying the book now and digging through it. you got some criticism for this and books like it. i can write a book about i think research. >> all forensic research there are no anonymous sources in this book. everybody can retrace our steps. we use corporate documents. financial records, court files. in seven different countries. it's easy to replicate and what ess

ah that must be frank you they're largely because the nfl believes tv ratings and revenue will be stronger by keeping its a big game day on sunday. los angeles lakers star lebron jamesalls the act a disrespectful after a kid in the stands. throws a ball that piece of trash and his son bronny james. during a high school basketball game yesterday le bron flew from boston springfield by helicopter to watch his son play in high school tournament at springfield college reports say that police had to step in as lebron watched on from the stands not cool. all right that wraps up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and can wait are here with >>they can go and thank you both coming up next at 10 o'clock us senators debating past midnight in washington dc a contentious first day of the impeachment trial of president trump lawmakers have considered a series of motions so far voted along party lines. the big take away from today and how it all will shape up as the trial moves on growing concerns about the corona virus outbreak is china reveals a jump in infections and rising death toll. >>all of this as the cdc confirms a

while inside, lebron james and team are back on the court for the first time since the tragedy. coach frank vogel says the team always wanted to make him proud and shared stories and memories with one another adding, we all just spent time together and grieved together. trending on social media, countless versions of this 2016 clip that bryant recorded for special olympians. >> you can't stop people fro trying to limit your dreams, but you can stop it from becoming a reality. >> reporter: this morning as millions grieve and celebrate a hero, a message from the woman kobe dacalled his queen providig some comfort i'm not sure what our lives hold beyond today, and it is impossible to imagine life without them, but we push each day because kobe and our baby girl gigi are shining on us to light the way. >> gadi, as far as the investigation, officials makie any progress in figuring out what led to the crash? >> reporter: officials say it is too soon to find out why the helicopter went down they move td wreckage from california to a secure facility in phoenix, arizona, where they'll continue the i

night and had a frank conversation with his wife who is seven months pregnant with their first child about whether they were doing the ethical thing. i will read another introduction to jamesansen the scientist who became the face of global face of climate 1988 when he testified before congress and said it's time to stop waffling climate change is here now and he did that in the hottest summer in recorded history at the time. all he'd been testifying every year in congress. this is the beginning of that section. in the living room james and he can't another bright window giving him. it was a loveseat that nobody ever sat in.eric their two-year-old son was forbidden to go near it. the ceiling above the couch sagged ominously as it pregnant with some alien life form and the bulge grew with every passing week. jim promised he would fix it which is only fair because it had been on his insistence they give it the prospect of a prewar apartment overlooking the hudson river and moved to the two-story walk-up with crumbling walls to reprise police island lullabies. our complaining that such a profligate waste of his time 45 minutes each way which seem to be unsustainable went to t

superstars lebron james and anthony davis are set to lead the team back to the playoffs for the first time since 2013 when bryant made his last postseason appearance. head coach frankedy may give these lakers extra motivation. >> you know, around the people that were closest to kobe throughout his time here -- you know, it's been just a deeply saddening time for all of us. we understand the importance and the opportunity we have this year. and, you know, this has just brought us closer together. >> last night the lakers released a statement which read in part, we are devastated and have been forever changed by the sudden loss of kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. we send our love to vanessa, the bryant family, and to the families of the other passengers. >> and of course vanessa bryant is making her first comments since sunday's tragedy. >> bryant's widow posted to instagram saying, there aren't enough words to describe our pain right now. i take comfort in knowing that kobe and gigi both knew they were so deeply loved. we were so incredibly blessed to have them in our lives. she went on to write, i wish they were here with us forever. they were our beautiful ble

frank sinatra's my way, with care workerjamie lee morley. six weeks later, a video of the heartwarming rendition has gone viral and is storming the download charts ahead of ed sheeran and jameshere was doubt # i ate it up and spit it out # ifaced it all, and i stood tall # and did it my way... # so you saw jamie so you sanamie there. a very good morning to you. good morning. how are you doing? icu smiling. you were smiling listening back to it. everyone wants to know, tell us the story of margaret, because it is so lovely seeing her do that. tell us about her. she is an absolute angel. she moved into the care home iwork in back in october and from day one she was a lwa ys october and from day one she was always singing, always just wanting music, and obviously she is living with dementia, so you kind of know what people take two more. she was a lwa ys what people take two more. she was always singing, are used to do singing partand always singing, are used to do singing part and me always singing, are used to do singing partand me being me i was singing partand me being me i was singing along with her, and frank sinatra, elvis presley, all the kind of classics. but she is ab

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from the national world war ii museum's annual conference, historians james holland and richard frankcussed two grim events that took place in june and july of 1944. a hitler's youth division's execution of canadian pows at an 11th-century abby in normandy, france, and the mass suicide of japanese civilians who jumped off cliffs to avoid capture by u.s. forces during the battle of saipan. this next session is kind of a tough as the allies made great one. gains during june of the axis 1944, powers responded. not just through combat, but also through acts of retribution and reprisal. to lead our panel's descent into barbarism, it's my pleasure to turn the stage over to dr. jason. he is a valued member of our institute for the study of war and democracy. he came to us with special partnership for the defense p.o.w. and mia accounting agency where he worked on cases to help bring unaccounted service members home for identification and burial.

next, historians james holland and richard frank discussed two grim events that took place in june and july of 1944. a hitler's youth's division of executions in the north of france and the mass suicides of japanese civilians who jumped off cliffs to avoid capture in the battle of saipan. >> the next session is kind of a tough one, as the allies made great gains, the axis powers responded not just through combat, but also retribution and reprisal. to lead our panel's descent into barbarism, it's my pleasure to