and alex godfather alec's father russell's godfather the there you cannot the case. so when there checks you know the feature file was all financials for the most part. and maggie and alec were overdrawn more often than they were in the black so she would call from a harris teeter and say, call russell and text russell and tell him to let me clear this check or whatever it was that was. so she had some inkling that the finances weren't what they were, but the evidence shows that alec did not tell her everything by any means. russell was charged with conspiracy, trying to help alec and trying to out alec laundered the money. he was convicted november of 22 and he was recently his conviction was recently overturned by the fourth circuit court of appeals. the grounds that the judge set him a couple of jurors two nights before thanksgiving, they were feeling pressure to reach a verdict. so there was said there will be a retrial. what i understand, you know, in terms of what people in hampton county knew generally i don't i'm not saying this to absolve anyone of any culpa

i see as one of the godfather's of the fence attack investing in this new era. you can do more with less arguably with some of these new business models that what does it also me for workforce and what does it also mean for investment in parts of the country? >> well, i mean, the way a lot of things, default the last six years in bureaucracy here, , thy could a lot more about the process and about the results. there's been a lot of frankly a lack of courage and trends affixing things that are broken. i been meeting with friends or running the navy yesterday and going over stuff. it's obvious what happened with all of these things and trumpist asking what my ships rusty? what is going on? wise it's a mess and so expensive? you had some great firms for example, running the maintenance and working on the ships for very long time and would have just over the years private equity firms, people in the navy did not hold them to the same high standard and kept cutting the cost, making more and more money off of it in order and not the pushback on by the people in charge

guest: he is the godfather of black scuba diving. some people say -- they say this, that john christo is the white dr. albert jose jones. [laughter] i don't think any of us -- i wouldn't be here if not for ken. ken wouldn't be here if not for dr. jones. we call him doc jones. he was in the army. that is where he learned how to scuba dive. he is a brilliant man. also a fulbright scholar. he is just a brilliant individual. and he was really interested in marine biology, which is what he has his phd in. but back in the army, he learned how to scuba dive, and this was back in the 1950's. and back then, people didn't really want to dive with him because he was a black man. so, he had the foresight to think, what if i create a space where other people -- because i know there are other black people who would be interested in scuba diving, so what if i create a space that is safe and that allows us to buddy up with each other and explore the ocean? because there are a lot of folks who want to explore the ocean. so, he is the founder, the cof

but even with all his goodfellow experience and careful planning, there's one thing the alleged godfather doesn't know. >> thank you, rabbi. >> thank you. >> the woman and her brother are undercover agents for the fbi. and they're about to engineer this man of god's spectacular fall from grace. up next, rabbi epstein thinks he has the perfect plan. >> if the guy gets bloodied in here so i don't have to have carpets cleaned. >> ut things are about to go in a different direction. >> rbi achiuwa. >> today we are talking about medicare part c, commonly called medicare advantage. if you're losing benefits for any reason or new to medicare, you can call now because you may be eligible for plans in your zip code with additional benefits or cost savings you may not be receiving now, or that may have previously not been available to you. different parts c plans are available in different parts of the country, so don't wait. call the number on your screen now. you should call now even if you've called before. we will check to see if there is a part c plan available in your area, with additional ben

i sort of see is one of the godfathers of defensef tech investing in this new era. you can do more with less arguably with some of the new business models. but, what is this also a mean fr workforce and what is it also mean for investment? >> the way a lot of things evolved over the last six years and bureaucracy here he cared a lot more about the process and the results. and there has been frankly a lack of courage in terms of fixing things that are obvious and broken a meeting with my friends are writing the navy, like yesterday going over stuff it's very obvious what happened with a lot of these things intod president trump is asking where my ships rusty? what's? going on here? why is this such a mess? and what happens is you had some really great firms for example running the maintenance and working on the ships for very long time to what happened is over the years private equity firms to buy these things and people did not hold them to the same standards they kept cutting the cost, cutting the cost, making more and more money off of it not being push back on by

henry clay is the real intellectual godfather of this system, but is the idea of the federal government playing a more affirmative role in the development of the nation? mostly economically, through the building of roads, canals and bridges and van buren forces with with the southern of what they were calling the republican, then the jeffersonian party. they see this as a real threat slavery, that once we start giving congress, too many powers to exert itself in the in the economic world. it's only a matter of before they they go after slavery. now, at first van buren doesn't go along with this. he's thinking unconstitutional terms. but but he's all about building coalitions. and when this coalition opposed to the adams. you know uses slavery as their objection to john quincy adams, his measures as president, that's fine. van buren, as long as they get the job through it all, they do have a little bit of a good friendly relationship going on. you know, we hear adams writes about in his diary, mr. van buren came and paid me a visit today about he's one of the few people from the jackson

known as the 'godfather of neo-soul,' ayers had 12 albums land in the billboard charts over his six-decade career. his family said he passed away from a long illness. roy ayers was 84 years old. still to come on the "newshour," former social security head martin o'malley on how potential cuts could put older americans at risk. and what to know about president trump's crypto currency plans. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m rubenstein studio and weta in washington and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: this week, the trump administration moved to dismiss a lawsuit against the state of idaho that sought to allow abortions in the case of medical emergencies. idaho is one of twelve states across the country with a near-total abortion ban. the biden administration originally sued idaho arguing that federal law requires doctors to perform an abortion if a patient's life is at risk. joining me now to discuss the impact is mary ziegler, a professor at u.c. davis school of law, and legal historian on reproductive rights. welcome back to the news

now he's often referred to as the godfather of neo.arted playing music at a very young age and initially focused on the piano before he transitioned to the vibraphone in his teenage years. well, years was 84 years old, james, and i'll send it back to both of the text well, also new this morning, we've heard that actor pamela bach. >> has died. buck was the ex-wife of actor david hasselhoff, who you see there also known as panel hassle, offer a time buck appeared on the young and the restless and baywatch, according to the los angeles medical examiner's office, she died wednesday. cause of her death is still under investigation. she was 62 years old. >> we will take a break 10. 41 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a flurry of snow taking over the roadways leading up to this year. we'll take a look at the driving conditions. people had to deal with yesterday at what's in store for the weekend. >> and we are looking outside at a little bit of sprinkle activity out. there are lingering up in the santa cruz lingering up in the santa c

have you seen "the godfather" part one, part two? no? watch them both really fast! fast!it was like the greatest meal in your life, and i had to eat it at high speed. >> jimmy: you mean to tell me and america that quentin tarantino was coming on the show, and you didn't know he'd made a movie that he was going to promote? >> i'm just saying -- [ laughter ] that i have terrible people working for me. [ laughter ] and then i get here at the kimmel show. you guys are fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] this place -- look at this band. that's a band. i had a bunch of people just banging on -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is not true. >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: you know, i had a quentin tarantino incident as well. >> we've all had quentin tarantino incident. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we had a screen of "kill bill." we took the whole audience to see the movie after the show. you know, i watched the movie. when i came out of the theater, he was sitting there outside the theater, waiting to see if i got up and left early. and thank god i didn't. he

james brown, the godfather of soul, used to tell me the problem blacks have is we can now get in the. so as we watch the academy awards tonight, we also are going to be watching for as these companies in the movie industry starts talking about backing away from dei, the why is something fundamental to our being able to upgrade ourselves in this country, because we were degraded by force. it is also important that we look at those artists that, once they were able to break through, still stay committed to breaking through for others. people like spike lee, people like ossie davis, people that gave sidney poitier, harry belafonte. these are people that could not only master their art, but they stayed committed to the movement that presented them the ability to have a broad stage. that is why on monday or the 10th of march, when we have the funeral services for roberta flack at abyssinian baptist church in harlem, i'll be among those paying tribute to her. she never left the movement as much as she was successful in her artistry. i met her when i was 13 years old at an operation breadba

. >> godfather movie. kiss the ring. >> if you don't get out. >> in moscow, there were divided opinions, with some people calling it a spectacle, others saying they just want peace. >> well, i think zelenskyy really doesn't have many cards up his sleeve, but it won't come to an end quickly. and fortunately. >> it's all part of the show. i think of good american cinema. that's the first thing. and the second point is that really important things will be decided behind the. >> scenes. >> many western countries have expressed their support for ukraine after the disastrous meeting, but it was a sense of astonishment in the british media and on the streets in london about how it all went down. >> it was very unfair. >> i think he wants to be treated like that. it's very kind of bullyish behavior. >> and around the world, differing reactions to which world leader either lost or held his composure. >> i felt. >> like trump was. >> a little bit rude to zelenskyy, and he treats security issues as commercial ones. t

you know, saying that quoting michael corleone in godfather, my offer is this nothing. yeah, this brings up another nice little division. and within the libertarian world and i can use my five figures you know as as an example of this on i'd say like high-iq meetings and friedman all economy and leonard reed who founded the first recognizably modern american libertarian educational that's still around today he called it the foundation economic education and that's important those figures tended to believe and friedman was saying this to me, you know, to within the month he died, i think that they either believed or thought it was best to act as if they believed that their interlocutors and opponents and people they were trying to persuade american political culture largely agreed on goals like we all we want a rich world, you know, we want an world. we want a free world. we just there's misunderstandings about what's the best and most sustainable way to get there. and so leonard reed believed that market economics was the key, that like free market economics teaches us

that's why we view these sell offs as golden opportunities to own godfather of a.i. nvidia, microsoft, alphabet. you know, i look at things like palantir and others and some of these mag seven themes because that's where the growth is. i get the defensive story. i think this will be short lived. this is not the end of the tech bull market. it's just a sort of turbulent time as we go through it. you know, in terms of this game of poker between d.c. and beijing. >> so, dan, what you're saying is, if those folks if those investors who have not gotten into names like nvidia and microsoft yet, what you're saying, is there still time? >> oh, i think look, we believe this tech bull market's going to be going for another 2 to 3 years. and i just think in these situations you can't run for the hills. you tune out the noise. you own the winners. and that's really been our playbook the last few years. despite obviously a lot of noise coming out of, you know, trump and dc. >> yeah. all right. dan ives of wedbush securities. dan i'll see you again. i'm sure, quite soon. thank you

. >> of the godfathers. >> where he talks about comes in and says. >> you. >> disrespect me on. >> the day of my daughter's wedding, which. >> that seemed a little. >> bit. >> like that to me. >> but but i. >> don't think that's the case. i think he. >> has long. >> wanted out of. >> this ukraine thing. he doesn't want to do it now. >> the thing. >> david. >> the alternative, which steph. >> asked that for a long time. so he put on this show so his supporters would think zelensky deserves and came to the white house and didn't respect our man. >> and now. >> ukraine falls. and i don't think the president cares about that. and i think that if not, the. europeans step in. and i think the president wins on that one too. >> yeah. >> i am i wrong about that, david. >> i don't. >> he wins in the short term. >> sure. but you've. >> got right you've. got an. >> image of kyiv falling to russian tanks, which is like cobble. falling to the taliban. >> it is. but, but, but, but we've reached a point where all sorts of, of american people are saying, kyiv. not my problem. not realizing what it actu

. >> godfathers where he talks about comes in. >> and says, you disrespect me on the day of my daughter's. >> wedding, which that. >> seemed a little bit like. >> that to me. >> but but. >> i don't think that's. >> the case. >> i think he has long wanted out of this ukraine thing. he doesn't want. >> to do it now. the thing, david. >> the alternative. >> wanted that for a long time. >> so he put on. this show. so his supporters would think. zelensky deserves. >> and came. >> to the white house and. >> didn't. >> respect our man. >> and now ukraine falls. and i don't. >> think the president. >> cares about that. >> and i think. >> that if not the european step. >> in. >> and i think the. >> president wins on that. >> one too. >> yeah. >> i am i wrong about that, david. >> i don't. >> he wins. >> in the. >> short term. sure. but you've got right. >> you've got an image. >> of kyiv falling to russian tanks, which is like kabul. falling to the taliban. >> it is. but but, but. >> but we've reached a point where. >> all sorts of, of american people are saying kyiv. >> not my problem. >> not rea

. >> it's like that scene out of the godfather, right?e, you know, don corleone, i come to you to ask you a favor and your daughter's wedding day, whatever that quote was, it's the same kind of thing. but it's not just congressman, right? it's companies who are going to get waivers from all these tariffs. he's going to start giving waivers out to whoever wants to put a little money into this pac or that pac or wherever else you want. the library, which of course is going to be going towards the library. so this is going to be a consistent pay to play scheme, either literally pay to play in the in in the case of companies or pay to play in the sense of political favors. if you come and kiss the ring as a member of congress or a senator, i will grant you your wish. let's not forget this is money appropriated by congress. congress should not be on their hands and knees pleading with the sovereign to give them money that they've appropriated. that's how it works. they have the power of the purse. and yet tom cole apparently thinks there's not

funded companies, and you just closed another fund yesterday and i sort of see you as one of the godfathers of defense tech investing in this new era. you can do more with less, arguably with some of these new business models. but what does it also mean for work force and what does it also mean for investment in parts of the country? >> yeah, well, i mean, the way a lot of things kind of evolved the last 60 years in bureaucracy here, they cared a lot more about the process than about the results and there's been a lot of, frankly, lack of courage in fixing things that are broken. and my friends running the navy and it's happened with a lot of things and president trump is asking, why are my ships rusty and why is it a mess and so expensive. you had actually some great firms, for example, running the maintenance and working on the ships for a very long time and what happened over the years, private equity firms would buy these things and people in the navy did not hold them to the same high standards and kept cutting the cost, more and more money off of it and not being pushed back on by the

later his wife, those same two children who convinced him to go his sons, his 105 year old blind godfather. they're all put on the ship and deported to france. toussaint louverture is separated from all of them to send a victor is in a jail come the fall due in france near the border. at first he has his domestic a man max plaisir. he tells him to take dictation to send you you have to write down his account. he says i was devoted to france. i was organizing a rebellion. after i laid down my arms, he tries to himself. but the french don't believe and his jailers are extreme cruel. they deprive him water, a food of, medical care. they write all this down. we get this from the jailers testimony. they say he was complaining of fever and stomach aches and that he's cold because his cell think about this it was near the swiss border is frequently freezing. it's zero degrees celsius and in his cell and they deprive him of wood for burning so that he could have heat and then take away his clock, his time, peace. and he doesn't know they say if it's night or day and on the morning of april 7th, 18

but you know, the godfather was literally about the ambition of don corleone, that his, his favouriter. that�*s how it is, right? there is no overarching polity. there is no overarching polity. there is no. but trump. >> gets the same thing, doesn't he. >> in world affairs? yeah, it is basically a series of veiled threats. >> and i guess we�*re seeing the >> and i guess we're seeing the sort of that being put out in the open by trump right now. and if we move on to the guardian, there's this story about at least 25 police spies duped sexual partners. this was undercover cops who were lying to women. i mean, i think this is a this is a bit unfair to i mean, we've all lied to women to. you know what i mean? >> speak for yourself, liam. >> speak for yourself, liam. >> i pretended i'm not a terrible person. >> you know, like you the. yeah. so apparently, over decades, these were undercover cops who were supposed to be looking at extreme groups and so on. and they got the term undercover a bit mixed up with get under the covers. and now what's happening decades later is the reason why this