to throw his girlfriend under the bus. gave the go-ahead to have his wife murdered, and says that was all kelly. >> she came home on that evening and she told me she had to tell him yes. >> reporter: so she went rogue on you, you're saying. >> pretty much. >> reporter: rockland county prosecutor richard moran wasn't buying it. he says the evidence told the real story. >> when you look at the meetings and you listen to them, kelly couldn't make one decision. ira was the one calling the shots. was she the person who was the conduit? sure. but in the end, ira had a goal. >> reporter: this was all about money in your eyes? >> yes. >> reporter: he believes ira had no intention of honoring that post-nuptial agreement where he consented to give susan most of their assets if they divorced. >> ira bernstein was a man who wanted to keep everything that in his eyes he worked so hard for. and he was going to do what he had to do, whether it be have the insurance investigators beat up or having his wife killed. >> reporter: the corners

so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number.s is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been in--at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a bathroom. >> there is no way they're gonna be able to put their differences aside and just focus on business. >> i can't work with you. >> you know what? the deal's off. the deal's off! >> if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to theprofitcasting.com. save hundreds on your wireless bill without

>> she was 20. >> and they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> there you go. >> so police brought in marty. over two days, they recorded those interviews. at times on video and sometimes just on audiotape. >> when's the last time you saw lynsie? >> a week ago now. i don't think so. >> absolutely. >> absolutely not. >> marty said that he had last seen lynsie the day that she went to san diego on that friday. >> did you believe him? >> we really didn't believe him. >> they didn't believe him because of a tip they received. a clerk at a local clothing store had called to say she had seen lynsie and a much older man who matched marty's description together at her store after the day lynsie meant missing. >> i had been in that store, okay, i'm like you. i'm easily -- you know, identified, you know? tell me every place, they would know i was in there with her. okay? >> it was a very long interview. >> friendly? >> no. no. i remember drilling down on him because i really thought that he might know where lynsie was. >> your parents

so girlfriend wit means i can identify with people where they are. it's not a heavy approach to the gospel and words that people can understand but administer like jesus who live the life and make the gospel relative. he knew that doing judaism was not going to work the way he learned it. his parables are my girlfriends. >> i like that. >> we love coming. you see me there. >> wonderful. we're going to have to rope you into somethings. you have 27 years of wisdom. >> i love receiving right now. >> i understand. >> okay. we are going to take another break and we went to here more. >> okay. >> please join us. communities are starting to feel the financial impact of covid-19 commonly called coronavirus. but we want you to know that there is help. we have disability insurance for workers who are ill or medically quarantined due to covid -19. paid family leave is available for those caring for an ill or medically quarantined family member and unemployment insurance for reduced hours or lost work. we're all in this together. for information on how to stay h

there was his girlfriend's little nissan sentra in the drive. >> i pull in right behind her car. and -- there's a sheriff there already. and i'm walkin' up to the car. and i see her in the -- driver's seat. and -- i said, "what's wrong?" he goes, "i think she's been shot." >> reporter: nothing can prepare you for that, huh? >> no. she was dead. that's what he told me. >> reporter: he told you that at the scene? >> yeah, and "stay away. you don't wanna contaminate the -- crime scene." >> reporter: no bridge ahead. into the abyss. >> blew me outta the water. >> reporter: brandy's mom was just leaving the bottle factory where she worked. >> 11:05, i got a phone call. and i went runnin' out to the truck. tess said, "somethin' is wrong with brandy. we get home. >> reporter: see emergency vehicles, officers. >> we go right off into the driveway. and that's as far as i could go. >> reporter: the car with the driver side window down, the vehicle stalled in first gear, and brandy inside looking rag doll, shot three times execution style. the detectives were arriving. >> reporter: who'd wa

the story of hot summer night and sex with his girlfriend the sexiest story in the book. i won't start with that but he is a good guy who had developed a series of nicknames for the orgasms his girlfriend had he was very committed it was pleasurable for her to. but he also sexually assaulted someone. he tells a story one night freshman year he was in a room with his roommates girlfriend roommates. the roommate has a girlfriend they are shuffled into the same bedroom the girl was drunk and said she wasn't interested but he felt like he was behind his peers and are ready had more sexual experience. so he got in her bed and he started to touch her body. then he thought to himself this isn't a thing so he stopped. where and austin tells the story he became distraught because in the telling of that story he realized what he had done was sexual assault and it was hard for him to put togethers what he had done what he knew was wrong but he thought he was a goodfa person and if you sexually assault people you are a bad person and that is one of the questions we are speaking to in

in this case, we had timothy per meanter finding his girlfriend.e took him back to the office and talked him to extensively. >> tim a car salesman, gave them a runldown of where he's been in the hours leading up to the terrible discovery. he said he popped in briefly on karen the night before to drop off a gift. a photo calendar of kittens he s knew his cat lover girlfriend would find irresistible. tim said he left about 7:30. that was the last time to see karen alive. >> wouldn't it have been your routine to stay the night? >> not on a friday night. she had to go in work the next day. >> after saying good-bye, he said he ended up spending the night with friends about an hour to the north. >> is he saying anything, he can't do it? i know boyfriends are figured suspicions, i want to talk to a lawyer?oy has any of that stuff come out of him? >> no, he's being more than cooperative. >> while tim says he was off t with his friend, there appeared to have been a frenzied struggle at karen's house. forensic specialist anna cox assessed the bloody aftermat

just, find my girlfriend.tever you need, find my girlfriend. >> then came the awful day they discovered hannah's body. >> now we're hammering him. we're peppering him, if not you, who, basically. >> you think he's good for this crime. >> not sure, but i want more information. give me something to go on. >> to detectives, brad was a puzzle. angry and abrasive on one hand, and yet cooperative and seemingly distraught about hannah's death on the other. >> it just didn't click with oborn. >> questions still swirled around brad in the hours after hannah's body was discovered. but now the case was about to spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and kno

so now it's the girlfriend.ate about what we do, so i encourage her. they ever talk about yoko ono? ( laughs ) we haven't got to the yoko place yet. harvey: when you met lauren, she was married. - simon: yeah. - harvey: and things do happen but i'm wondering how you navigated that. well, i mean, i'm not proud of what i did, but then i asked myself the question-- i did this recently-- which is, "would i have done it again, knowing what i did?" of course i wouldn't. but then i go, "but then i wouldn't have eric." so there is the juxtaposition, because that is your destiny. and because, you know, i still talk to lauren's husband now, you know, and everything is in a much better place than it was. and like i said, it's something i'm uncomfortable with, i'm not proud of, but at the same time, i have lauren and eric, so that's the crazy place you're in. do you feel like in the future you're gonna guide eric toward show business, away from show business? you have an opinion about that? he has-- he has-- he has to take

and because of risky practices, the virus got out, infected a lab worker, who then infectedes his girlfriend. china tried to cover it up by condemning or jailing doctors who blew the whistle, and despite knowing for weeks about human-to-human transmission, china and the world health organization failed to inform the world. tucker? >> tucker: remarkable story.y. trace gallagher, we will have more on that in a little bit. after the state of new york, no state in the country has been hit harder by this virus than the state of new jersey. as of today, new jersey has more than 71,000 cases of it. more than 31 people have died so far. since the 21st of march, all residents of the state have been under stay-at-home order and that has had a big, predictable economic effect. m in the past month, 577,000 new jerseyans have filed for unemployment.. phil murphy is the governor and he says the shutdown will

so the roommate has a girlfriend. two people get shoveled into the same bedroom together. the girl was pretty drunk and she said to him she wasn't interested in doing anything but he was anxious and he felt he was behind his peers. everyone had more sexual experience than he did he got in her bed and started to touch her body. and then he thought to himself, this isn't the thing so hestopped . when austin told us that story he became distraught. because it was in the telling of that story he realized what he had done was sexual assault and it was hard for him to put together what he had done which he knew was wrong with the fact that he thought he was a pretty good person and he thought of people who sexually assault people as bad people i think that's one of the questions that we're speaking to in the book, the fact that people can do things that are very harmful to other people without necessarily being bad people . hold like bad person good person thing has surrounded the conversation about campus actual assault and we bring a very different object to the problem. our b

he was a good guy he have a series of nicknames that his girlfriend had. austen also sexually assaulted someone. he told us the story about freshman year he was in a room with his roommates girlfriends roommate. roommate has a girlfriend to people get shuffled into the same bedroom together the girl was pretty junk and she said she was not interested in doing anything but when he started school he was really anxious about it. he was behind his peers. and so he got in her bed and started to touch her body.yo and then he thought to himself. so he stopped he became distraught it was in the telling of that story that he realized what he have done. it was hard for him to put together he thought a people that sexually assaulted people as bad people. i think that's one of the questions we are speaking to and the book. they are very harmful to other people without necessarily being bad peopleho they bring very different object to the problem. it's not about fear or punishment so much of the conversation about campus sexual assault has focused on education we are t

. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # that it's serious. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know.e'll pull through...? tim brooke—taylor — a lifetime of making people laugh and here singing one song to the tune of another. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # yes, it's serious. # my, my, my. # my baby goodbye! # 00:29:41,223 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and that's jazz. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed ten thousand. the health secretary calls it a sombre day. borisjohnson is discharged from hospital where he was treated for covid 19 — he thanks nhs staff for their care when "things could have gone either way."

he was opposite of my high school girlfriend and so we started coming over to the house every day. help me, the two of us studied everyday freshman year to senior year for sats and get extra prep work outside of her classes. he ended up making a huge success of himself. he ended up, he did a little bit worse on the s.a.t., which a slightly lesser college, study very hard, got straight a's, study at oxford and then went to the top law school in the country and then worked at one of the top investment banks, you know, and he just made a smashing success out of himself and i think that his encounter with my father was transformative for him. so that was something, we were like brothers but he was also, he was extraordinarily cool. >> host: where you code switching? >> guest: i was trying my best. i felt like my social life depended on it. >> host: you had a sense that there was a way it just wasn't going to work? >> guest: it didn't translate into what i felt my peers would value your couple in retrospect i want to say perhaps i was projecting that on them and perhaps they could handl

jolly tune plays # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # that it's serious. # girlfriend in a comaly think she'll pull through... tim brooke—taylor in a lifetime of making people laugh and here singing one song to the tune of another. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # yes, it's serious. # my, my, my. # my baby goodbye!# and that jazz. the life of tim brooke taylor. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. a colder feel for the north, a colderfeel for the north, which wins out across the greater part of the british isles on easter monday. here, you see the scale of change. come the end of the day, only the very far south—west holds onto the relatively mild air. right from the word go on monday, leaden skies across northern and eastern britain. an onshore wind and plenty of it. come the afternoon, channel areas could have gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour. in the west, we find the highest temperatures. further east, six, seven, eight celsius perhaps as we go on through the day, followed bya we go on through the day, followed by a widespread frost across northe

>>yeah it's taken a lot of what the girlfriend just mentioned. i would say that seen that kind of ties together some of the responses of writing the questions here today is that it's unfortunate. there are many absolute rules we have suggestions to certainly socially distance that's as close to think that we have to an absolute rule and the scenario it's everyone's living circumstances are quite different offer and what it means if you are situation allows you to have in a separate and a separate bathroom would be a deal just because it reduces the likelihood is across the internet those others that you you share homeland. i came back from the mercy of our men last week in early so learn to being in a completely different locations side yet to return all folks are able to do that know why it's for that degree of separation that's the advice for the of what is known to be one of the iris period of time it's not as mentioned 14 ace, ah it's difficult to their many users on users but years rather this program that i'm sure don't have the ability to

like pr and his german girlfriend. -- pierre and his german girlfriend. >> we have been speaking to each other through facetime for the last few weeks. you realize it is not good enough. there is no other way but to meet here at the sense. inorter: despite reduction both infection and death rates, authorities have actually tightened restrictions, and residents now have to cover their mouth and nose whenever they go outside. aids an order intended to complacency, but it is creating a problem. have not found protective masks, so i made one myself. authorities say the masks would be available for in three days -- in three days, but they haven't saying that for a month. reporter: those with a sense of civic duty are helping to save lives. womanre people like this leaving intensive care are surviving. there are many thousands who would not make it to the stage of recovery, and avoiding infection in the first place still remains the safest strategy. [applause] paul brennan, al jazeera. >> meanwhile, the news from france is good. -- isn't good. it recorded the highest number of deaths in a 24-h

>> i can't believe all the girlfriends and boyfriends out there maintain social or, un, not interactfor weeks, months. i don't know what he would say. >> i'm going to tell you what i'm going to say. this is not an uncommon problem and in new york city with our tiny apartments and lots and lots of younger people, it's a huge issue. announcer: share your experiences dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and ask experts your questions. join our live conversation every morning on "war journal" which starts at 7:00 eastern and more conversation weeknights at 8:00 eastern for more "washington journal" prime time. announcer: you're watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with adult coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in college classrooms and visits to museums and historic palace -- places. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. announcer: next, stephen kinzer , the truet his book flag. roosevelt proposed expansion, while others argued for restraint. remarks at the massachusetts historical society in 2017. are lucky to host stephen kinzer. a

say in a desert island my girlfriend so i can have someone to complain to yeah i don't even want sex i just want an ear to listen to me one that's all i need. and. one of those chargers for my phone one of those i would least like it like a 2nd birth and the like. of course a 3rd one i don't know what you know it's funny 78 you have such a vibe about you i feel like i'm asking you. to do with this guy he's so do or and maybe what i've done tablets so i can drink some of the water is that the movies are let me off the beautiful something on your bucket list manuf what do you want what do you got in life you know i don't know i didn't want to i'm just like grateful when i am healthy and my family's healthy and you know my girlfriends like happy and i just want to i just want peace and happiness and i that's all i want are you happy right now i don't know i can't tell do you think that i sometimes feel when i'm particularly happy i jinxed it if i acquiesce to happiness and yeah well now what do i get hammered from left field or it's weird i get nervous when things are going well or some

sit in a desert island my girlfriend so i can have someone to complain to yeah i don't even want sex i just want an ear to listen to me whine that's all i need. and. one of those chargers for my phone one of those i would least like it like a 2nd birth and the like. of course a 3rd one i don't know what you know it's funny. you have such a bible baggio i feel like i'm asking you to. dinner with this guy he's so do or and maybe what i've done tablets so i can drink some of the water that the movies are let me off the beautiful something on your bucket list manuf would you want what do you got life you have i don't know i didn't want to i'm just like grateful when i am healthy and my family's healthy and you know my girlfriends like happy and i just want to i just want peace and happiness and i that's all i want are you happy right now i don't know i can't tell do you think that i sometimes feel when i'm particularly happy i jinxed it if i acquiesce to happiness and yeah well now what do i get hammered from left field or it's weird i get nervous when things are going well that somethin

remember how skittish she was around ashlea's girlfriends at first? no longer.family. >> have a good weekend. >> when monica and i go and get our nails done, they always say, "oh, your daughter is so pretty." she never corrects them. as far as she's concerned, she gained several daughters. >> reporter: and when they're all together, ashlea is there too. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. i'm craig >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> is your husband michael? i'm sorry to tell you, he's been killed. >> no, no. >> she's like poison candy. attractive on the outside but deadly on the inside. >> she was pure evil. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end all, be all. >> she had everything she wanted. but she longed for one thing more. >> i'm positive like -- >> this guy was going to be killed. >> then it happened. her new

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i'm skyping my girlfriend. happy birthday!irthday to you, happy birthday to you, # happy birthday, darling—beautiful—lovely. .. # happy birthday to you. i miss you. all right, be good. bye. if i want to visit places that are quite tricky i try and find a guide, a personal guide, to show me around. hello. my name's zamed. hi zamed. yeah, i'm a local guide in lalibela. 0k. yeah, today's plan is we will explore the churches for you. 0k, thank you. ii churches. the churches divided into three groups. the first group churches, there are six church. yep. and the second group churches, there are four church. 0k. and the third group church there are only one churches. when were they made? what year? sorry? how old are they? 1,000 years old. 0k. more than, yeah. the church is in front of me? chanting in background. it's pretty rough, big steps. the guide was — probably not guided a blind person before, so they didn't really tell me anything about the steps or the terrain, started telling me information when i sort of started asking her

funny story, my girlfriend is still on that island!zubeck and i'm a travel vlogger. i am stuck on socotra island in yemen. of course, this has hugely affected all of my travel plans, however, luckily, because we are in such an isolated spot, there is no coronavirus on the island and we are able to roam around freely, there is no quarantine and no curfew. so i've been trying to keep myself busy. sleeping under the stars, hiking around and just trying to enjoy the situation that i'm kind of stuck in. 0k. and that's it, that's how i speak to my girlfriend in times like this! like many other people, i'm facing the prospect of months stuck at home, but rather than resign myself to it, i've been looking at ways i can travel the globe from the comfort of my own home. if you are looking for a high—end transportive experience, virtual reality headsets have been offering users immersive 360 degrees experiences for quite some time now. using an 0culus rift, for example, you can head to its website and purchase vr tours of pompeii and chernobyl. h

and then my, oh, my girlfriend sin sent, we have a chain, a couple girlfriends of mine, and she sentvery close-up shot of what looked like a paint brush and a paint by numbers. and she said i'm going to send you a little video installation every day, and as i get further along with the painting, i want you to guess what it is. so i thought of course i want to play that game. i want to do that. so i go to my amazon, or the ama-zone as we call it, and i type in "adult paint by numbers." and then i kind of must have done something completely wrong. and now, because when i, so last night actually, i hadn't even gotten this ordered, because i ordered an easel and then three of these paint by number sets. and then last week the easel comes. and then i got one of those, the notification from amazon saying your packages will not be arriving until mid may. like gradeat, i have an easel a no art to put on it. then last night it showed up, this huge box from amazon, and i got really excited, what could be in here? it's so big. and i open td, aed it, and it t out, jimmy, i did not buy, i ordered

after that call, jimi makes another one, to his girlfriend. >> he was on the phone with his girlfriendn he mentioned that his chest was hurting and could she come over. >> before jimi's girlfriend can arrive, jimi dies of an aortic aneurysm. he's 38 years old. pascal is 8. >> i think when my dad died, everyone was heartbroken. kids soak up the atmosphere, and it wasn't that i readily wanted to do that, but you just don't know how to rationalize it. >> jimi's sister, janie, is at home in northern california with her husband and two young children when she gets the call. she immediately begins the long trek up to oregon. she arrives to a find a crowd of people she barely knows in her brother's house. what happens next will not only turn janie's life upside down, but determine whether her nephew's strange inheritance is anything but a crop of grapes about to wither on the vine. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who's died is help their family take care of their unfinished business. >> that's next. and later... how deep is it? >> oh, about up to your knees. >> you know, i fai

night at your girlfriend's?> how long has she been there? >> three years. >> do they have good security there? >> no, not really. a safe area? >> yeah. it's huxly. >> is it gated to come in? cameras, anything like that? >> no. >> he has spent the night with his current girlfriend at that time. and we verified that before he left the office, before he had a chance to make a phone call or anything else. >> reporter: at least according to this girlfriend? >> according to his girlfriend. yes. >> reporter: that would give him an alibi. >> it would give him an alibi. whether it was preconceived or whether or not that was legitimate, we -- we did not know. >> reporter: andy swore detectives would find no evidence against him in grimes. >> when was the last time you were in grimes? for any reason. >> there's a basketball court in the u is what they call it. that was awhile ago. >> what's a while mean to you? >> three weeks to a month -- three or four weeks at least. it's been a while. there's a bunch of guys that get to

if they give plasma and help someone else, i can't believe all the girlfriends and boyfriends out there who maintain social or not interact for weeks or months. i don't know what you would say. >> i'm going to say, this is not an uncommon problem. in new york city with our tiny apartments, lack of bathrooms, it's a huge issue. >> share your experiences and ask experts your questions. join every morning on washington journal at 7:00 eastern and 8:00 eastern for washington journal primetime. night, from the annual state of the net conference, internet archive creator talks about docking aiding -- documenting the internet. about total collection is 800 billion urls. it's kind of huge. that turns out to be only part of what we do. we also archive television. but also international television. you can search to find clips of what other people said and be able to put those in blog posts online. the ideas to make it so people can

my girlfriend. that is been the hardest pa rt girlfriend. that is been the hardest part so far.a lot. i don't know ifi part so far. i have missed her a lot. i don't know if i would be up to cope with this for three months and stay inside. i have not been able to see my friends, my family, it isjust lower. able to see my friends, my family, it is just lower. if i were able to see my friends, my family, it isjust lower. if i were to know how long it would last for, that would be better mentally. but it's the fact that we do not know, so it's like waiting every day. and that uncertainty is the hardest thing for these teenagers. no one knows how long this lockdown will last. as medical staff across the uk on the front line, other industries have had to start working. crowdfunding together to buy ingredients so that their chefs can cook and in some cases michelin star meals for the medical workers across the west capital. thomas morgan has the west capital. thomas morgan has the story. under enormous pressure working 12 hours straight in exceptional circumstances, and each is workers

recovery and i feel really that my heart goes out to his family in particular and particularly his girlfriendthe moment but i think we have to be realistic here, this virus is an absolute horror, it sucks the life out of you, the very fact that he is now in hospital suggest to me that it is really quite serious indeed. hospital spaces are hard to get right now, let's face it. i do worry that he is not in a fit state right now to make this terrible, complex, and asi now to make this terrible, complex, and as i say, life and death decisions. is he the kind of person he would listen to a doctor if a doctor says you need to concentrate on your health and stop doing your job for a little bit? i think that isa job for a little bit? i think that is a very good question because i think there is an issue here, has he tried to keep going, has he made himself more ill as a result? he is not someone who is a tease with illness is the way, i was his secretary back in brussels in the 90s when i was quite ill, he really doesn't like it at all, he really doesn't like it at all, he really doesn't tolerate it

and that's it, that is how i speak to my girlfriend in times like this!eople, and facing the prospect of month stuck at home, but rather than resign myself to be looking at ways ican resign myself to be looking at ways i can travel the globe from the comfort of my own home. if you are looking for a high—end transport of experience, virtual reality headsets are offering users a massive 360 degrees experiences for quite some time now. using an oculus rift, for example, you can hedge its website and purchase vr tours of pompeii and chernobyl. having tried a few of them it is striking how lifelike the visual recreations often are. what a camp capture is the actual experience of being there, plus it is not cheap. 0ne experience of being there, plus it is not cheap. one of the big headsets like the police station vr will set you back hundreds of pounds. if you want to save that money for an actual holiday, then i would recommend looking at you tube and this absolutely brilliant account from a user base injapan. they post 4k quality videos are walked around citi

my girlfriend. i miss hera busy. what he missing the most? my girlfriend. miss her a lot.” don't know that i would be able to cope for three months having to stay inside. why? not being up to see my friends, family, it isjust... lonely. if i were to know how long it would last for, that would be better mentally. so it is kind of like waiting every day. and that is the hardest thing for these teenagers, no one knows how long this lockdown will last. anna adams, bbc news, st albans. now i'm bbc news, on the big icon six time a little champion sir chris hoy has two japan to the next year patek tokyo games to explore the most exciting event in track cycling. sir chris hoy has powered to victory to pick up his sixth olympic gold. britain's most successful ever olympian. two of my olympic titles were in the keirin, a unique cycling race that began here injapan. and hoy has already ignited the burners.there we go. and hoy has already ignited the burners. there we go. gold—medal performance. 15 years ago i came here to study with and race alongsidejapanese riders a

when i came back to new york, i no longer had any apartment with my girlfriend. i had this, you know, amazing situation where you're paid up front for work that you will complete a year later, and so i just without knowing anything about it, i just got on the plane and went down to buenos aires and rented an apartment for a few months and worked like i have never worked in my life, you know. >> you say that in the book. you don't say very much about how -- i mean, there are many -- i would like to go to buenos aires, don't get me wrong. [laughter] >> i mean it's a rather bold thing to do. i guess there was an english speaking community -- >> there was. it was such -- i was just obsessed literature. >> it was the literary connection? >> i was either going to go to mexico city or i was going to go to buenos aires. i had a friend who had been living in both places. >> you're a writer. writers do things like that. they go to places where they don't speak the language because there's a great writer who they admire that lived there. you did most of the finishing the bo

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plans for tomorrow when they can spend their next hour outside and maybe we'll be able to see her girlfriend even if it's only from a distance. organizers of the postponed tokyo elim picks say the event will be cancelled if it can't take place next year the games will move to july next year because of the coronavirus pandemic scientists in japan to warn that it will be difficult to host the games unless a medical solution is found. another delay isn't an option you shiel movie the talk you 2020 committee president made it clear that the games would be cancelled rather than pushed back again. japan's medical experts say finding a vaccine against the corona virus is vital if next year's olympics ought to go on . more this in my view it would be difficult to hold the olympics unless effective vaccines are developed i'm not saying it should not be held back my prediction is that it will be difficult to hold the summer olympics 2021 unless effective vaccines are developed. the cancellation of the games would also have huge financial consequences a former international olympic marketing director t

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