their son, heath.that day, heath and his friend skyler were inside the house playing video games, waiting to be driven to heath's birthday celebration. >> did you see anything different or out of the ordinary or anybody walking around? anybody come up to the door? anything that you could think of? >> not really. >> the detective also interviewed skyler, who said right before leaving for the party, tom sent the two boys outside to go start up the truck. >> he said that he will be out there in a little bit. i don't know what he was doing. taking a shower or what's. >> like heath, skyler couldn't recall anything unusual about that day either, and then, suddenly, -- >> when we were outside running across the barns, there was a big crash way in the back of the house. >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like breaking glass or a bunch of things falling. like a vase -- >> it was a loud sound? >> yes. >> detective carbon showed skyler a drawing of the foley farm and asked skyler to place an x where he beli

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heath hardage lee is an independent historian, biographer and curator. in 2014, potomac books published keats prize winning book. wendy davis, daughter of the lost cause, heath's narrative nonfiction book entitled the league of wives untold story of the woman who took on the u.s. government to bring their husbands home from vietnam was published by st martin's press in 2019 and was optioned. reese witherspoon's film company hello sunshine for a feature film. heath writes about women's history and politics for publications such as time, the hill, the atlantic and white house history quarterly. her next book is the first commercial biography of first lady pat nixon in over years. the book will be by st martin's press 2024. heat welcome to history. happy hour. thank you so much, rob. and thank you. the white house historical association and for hosting me tonight. i also wanted to thank the nixon foundation and nixon library for all their help facilitating my research. with a special shout out to jason and jason schwartz the head archivist at the foundation

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just bee era of ted heath as chiefnd the era of ted heath as chief whip, because i'm writing a booke had cope with were in had to cope with were tiny in that period, which was quite a tempestuous compared with tempestuous period compared with today, healthy thing, today, which is a healthy thing, i yes, think right. >> yes, i think that's right. i think that mps, um, as representatives, still need to representatives, still need to represent they think is the represent what they think is the best interests of their constituency , which may not constituency, which may not always be the lines take from central office. um but on this issue , i'm suppose sized issue, i'm suppose sized actually by the strength of pubuc actually by the strength of public opinion, the opinion poll , um, revealed yesterday that it seems to be a concern even in constituencies that aren't particularly affected by migration. i think only a handful of constituencies had a majority who wanted more migration happen. isn't this a surprising sense of feeling, and that politicians need to be attuned to it? >> well, i

bloomberg's michael heath is here with us.spoke about this yesterday obviously with the attack on beirut and now this. what do we know about responsibility, motivation? michael: well, the u.s. doesn't believe what israel says, that israel would be involved. you could argue they would say that, but it doesn't have the hallmarks of what israel tends to do if it does have offshore operations, they tend to be more precise, more targeted. this is quite -- it is women and children who were involved here. it seems a lot more like an isis attack. iran was obviously one of the first countries to be involved in fighting isis in syria where it was backing president assad's regime. in terms of the instability it generates is a region, it just goes from bad to worse. it's one thing to have the assassination, the killing of the hamas operative, in beirut, with the hezbollah group there and potentially that opening a new front with israel. but in iran itself. iran is obviously involved with all these different groups around the region. it ju

shane heath is the founder and ceo of coffee alternative mudwater.pport employees who want to microdose at work, mudwater donates a portion of its properties to psychedelic research and education. somebody chooses microdosing as something that is helpful for them, they are free to do. we don't have a policy that encourages or supports the use of psychedelics, but we don't have a policy that polices it either. for my personal experience is anything i went through an experience i have had these substances, it was a personal choice to be an advocate. there isn't enough evidence yet to say if microdosing is beneficial in the workplace or even safe. and the drugs being used are illegal at the federal level. still, that has not stopped business leaders from indulging. microdosing in the workplace — it sounds like you think they have a role to play? 100%. this meant coaches start—up founders. 100%, yeah. most clients i would say in this day and age are not concerned around the legal pieces, although we do respect the laws, that's a seachange from, say, five

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shane heath is the founder and ceo of coffee alternative mudwater.o want to microdose at work, mudwater donates a portion of its properties to psychedelic research and education. somebody chooses microdosing as something that is helpful for them, they are free to do. we don't have a policy that encourages or supports the use of psychedelics, but we don't have a policy that polices it either. for my personal experience, the things i went through an experience i have had these substances, it was a personal choice to be an advocate. there isn't enough evidence yet to say if microdosing is beneficial in the workplace or even safe. and the drugs being used are illegal at the federal level. still, that has not stopped business leaders from indulging. microdosing in the workplace — it sounds like you think they have a role to play? 100%. this man coaches start—up founders. 100%, yeah. most clients i would say in this day and age are not concerned around the legal pieces, although we do respect the laws, that's a sea change from, say, five—plus years ago. th

helen heath was the sub—postmistress in bradford—on—avon, but following her sudden death her husband,iness. as the debts racked up, he was left with no choice but to use her life insurance pay out to balance the books. fiona lamdin has been to meetjohn and his daughter vikki. she loved it. she was so proud of it. and she poured her heart and soul into it, for sure. vicky's mum, helen, ran the post office in bradford on avon for eight years. she knew money was disappearing, but died before finding out it wasn't her fault. she died not knowing whether it was a member of a family that was stealing from her, one of her friends who were employees, whether they were stealing from her. where the money was going to, she had no idea. she carried that to her grave and that is unforgivable. after she died, her husband, john, took over the post office. but it wasn't long before he too was having problems with faulty software on the computer system. he was soon dismissed, accused of stealing. they've taken everything, literally, brought me to my knees. my health, my family, my sense of well—being,

sergeant heath. come on, step up to the microphone. first and foremost, i want to congratulate you and thank you for your service. um, i think being a police officer is obviously no easy feat, but the fact that you not only are a police officer, but also write standard operating procedures, which is a unique skill that not everyone has and is very difficult. i want to commend you on that because it's not easy writing policy or procedure, as i'm sure you're very familiar with. um, and if you ever get bored over there, i'm sure written directives would love to have you. the chief loves people who can write, so congrats and thank you for your service. thank you for helping. not only do your job well, but train others to do it well too.lias. i echo president elias's compliments and sergeant heath. um, one thing that i will say with the work that you and your entire unit. i know you have your partners here. um some of the unsung work that doesn't really get recognized is, um, what this is all about with the commission really recognizing not

that was michael heath there.ake a look at some of the other geopolitical stories we are tracking today. turkey's parliament has approved sweden's nato membership and that leaves hungary as the lone holdout to the alliance's -- erdogan has back to the move and is expected to give final approval. it puts sweden on the cusp of becoming the 32nd member after a change in its defense policy following russia's invasion of ukraine. finland joins nato in april. the russian politician campaigning to and the war in ukraine has collected the 100,000 signatures required to challenge vladimir putin and this year's presidential elections. russian of woody's -- authorities still need to approve the campaign evocation before he secures a place on the ballot. putin is seeking a new six-year term in elections to be held in mid-march. israel and hamas have reportedly agreed in principle to exchange israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners during a possible month-long cease-fire. reuters cites unidentified sources saying a deal is

bloomberg's michael heath joined us.etaliation is anticipated, but it will be some discussion around the scale, right? michael: that is exactly right. will be talking about, but the tax one. of the advantages of having a president joe biden chaz has seen the list of becoming too heavily engaged in foreign policy. that brings protracted wars. phil have to do something significant. this is the first u.s. voters today since the conflict -- 25 wounded, it was a significant attack. so they were not part of this conflict, islamic state, but will have to see something from the u.s. the republicans are pressing hard, we had lindsey graham talking about hitting iran. whether that happens seems unlikely. president biden remember, withdrew u.s. troops from afghanistan enter controversial circumstances, he is not big on getting bogged down in regional conflicts. that has been one of the hallmarks of his was most of this targeted attack, providing support, using diplomatic pressure, but not having boots on the ground. obviously every

haidi: lumbar's michael heath -- haidi: bloomberg's michael heath here in sydney. to on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: asia." saudi arabia's public investment fund was the world's most active sovereign investor last year, as singapore's gic slashed spending. it shows the pif deployed more than $31 billion in 2023. state own funds invested $125 billion last year. that's down if it from the previous 12 months. the decline was led by the gic which invested 46% less. chinese automaker byd sold over 526,000 fully electric vehicles in the fourth quarter. that means tesla, with a record showing -- will need a record showing to maintain its number one status. in total, byd sold more than 3 million electric and hybrid vehicles in 2023, almost as many as the previous five years combined. the u.s. is cutting the number of electric vehicle models eligible for a $7,500 consumer tax credit, as new rules taken from january. the narrower criteria have slashed the number of models to 13 from about 24. the new rules exc

the central supervisory board and the heath institutions call for volunteers, those who ask them not to approve the documents or provide the documents , because it is the right of the individual to know why and for what reason, they also provide the conditions for the route to be carried out, as you said in the implementation area. we had some legal differences with 2018. what are the main differences? yes, the main one is the registration, which used to be done in person at the governor's office . it was done virtually. before the registration, we didn't have it in the previous law. i think this was a good opportunity for daftlam

also with us here, ryan heath, global tech correspondent for "axios." so adam, we're hearing politicians push those ceos on their -- into legislation, taking responsibility over and over again, but not much in the way of commitment. what can and should a hearing like this accomplish, do you think? >> well, in many ways, this is a mere repeat of a hearing we've seen over and over again. tech ceos dragged before congress to answer for a variety of issues within this case child safety framework. what's different about this hearing compared to others is what you showed in that clip. the families of victims impacted by this. a bipartisan concern for children and teenagers about the effects of this. i think that gives this hearing and this topic more salience than some of the other tech hearings we've seen. but it ends up running into the same problems we've seen within congress and regulating the tech industry, which is breakdowns in the kind of partisan process and disagreements about which topic to tackle first, and i think even within this hearing, you sa

soleimani, president of heath, executive director of production association steel producers, who came to the studio of sobh bayeh salam program, thank you very much for inviting me and giving this report. thank you very much. have a good time, dear viewers. the revolutionary people of qom will meet with the supreme leader of the revolution on the occasion of the 19th of january today and at another time. the 19th day of the anniversary of the bloody uprising of the people of qom is a turning point in the victory of the revolution. islami wrote. according to history, two events in 1356 became an important spark on the fire under the heads of iranian people. one of these two incidents was the suspicious death of haj agha mustafa. this is a clear and obvious test on december 17th, an article was published for ibrahim ma in the newspaper called mast ahmad rashid mutlaq. pahlavi minister of information and tourism homayoun says about the shah's direct order to publish this article. this article was given to me by me. congress intelligence reporter resahit shah personally contributed to it.

your question is an interesting question , heath, the football manager , i don't want any kind of shock treatment. the news is broadcast by mohammad sadegh zamani of radio and television news agency and the number of homeless people in america has increased by 50% in the last 8 years, according to the latest report. the harvard center for housing studies shows that since 2015, the number of homeless americans has increased by 48 percent. according to statistics, the number of homeless people in the united states reached 653,000 last year, which is a 12% increase compared to the previous year, showing that the states of california, arizona, ohio, tennessee, and texas are higher, respectively. this is the number of registered citizens who have lost their homes and shelters. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. kartkhans are one of the pillars of electronic payment in the country, which until now was imported from abroad. of course, it also brought problems for users. the samples that existed were mostly imported from china all of them being of the second category means that they

heath of ministers refused to approve it because some ministries have not yet approved the shares of investment companies for equity shares. the relevant ministers, i hope that we will be able to get the approval of the ministries for the shares in the month of february or before the end of the year. let's receive and fulfill this duty of the budget law . tuesday's stock market trading, like the previous days, was associated with relative supply in most groups. yesterday, the total index was 47 percent and the equal weight index was 50. the withdrawal of money from stocks and fixed income funds continued. the indicators of the glass hall continued to move in the negative direction of the fluctuation range in trading on tuesday. on this day, the total index was placed in the range of 2 million 1135 units with a negative yield of 47 hundredths percent equal to 993 units. equal weight index. he took a step in the direction of the whole index, with the difference that the price of small shares transactions decreased compared to the index the instruments were more intense. homoz index on

it's great t heath is an avid player. i completely agree with him.nd for those with children. so fantastic in the exceptional way to get people moving in a join him encouraging everyone to get involved in his local area and beyond. >> thank you mr. speaker. the last election at the last election we were promised a new. we are still waiting for green light and having to put up with overly crowded treatment awards. in other parts of the their entire buildings that have been closed down and excessive -- inaccessible because they are structurally un can the prime minister tell me at the time the next many hospi- can point to as single stake in the ground?■ >> we are investing records to 90 different hospitals to upgrade in france to develop a new emergency specialty including women a■mnd children services. it will make an enormous difference to residents in the area. >> thank you mr. speaker. in these article said -- has become a ghost town. residents are rightnb concerned and decades of neglect in decline. i really have. conservative government have lev

only time i've ever been on this stage before was accept one of these on behalf of our dear friend heath ledger. >> with five impressive awards including best director for christopher nolan and the coveted best motion picture, cillian murphy and emma stone. the globes crowned "barbie" cinematic and box office achievement plus bust original song by billie eilish. "succession" dominated with four wins. "the bear" trailed behind with three honors. "beef" made history by becoming the first show created by and starring asian americans to win in its category, taking three wins. and lily gladstone made waves as the first indigenous winner of best performance by a indigenous actor. >>> let's check back with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman with a look at what's ahead this week. good morning. >> good morning. it's going to be a tough week for many of us. two major storms impacting us. really heavy rain throughout the plains. severe weather throughout the gulf coast. could see some nighttime tornadoes as well. chilly temperatures throughout the southwest. then as we near wednesday, we're lookin

the only time i'd ever been on stage before was accepting one on behalf of our deer friend heath ledger. >> killian murphy and emma stone took home lead acting prizes for "oppenheimer" and "poor things" respectively. the globes crowned "barbie" the first ever winner in a brand-new category, cinematic and box office achievement. plus best original song by billie eilish and phineas. "succession" dominated with four wins. "the bear" trailed with three honors. and "beef" made history by becoming the first show created by and starring asian americans to win in its category, taking three wins. and lily gladstone made waves as the first indigenous winner of best performance by a female actor in "killers of the flower moon." >>> now more on the winter wa wallop. some towns in massachusetts saw over a foot of snow. over 5,000 people are still without poyer there this morning. snowy roads led to dangerous driving conditions causing multiple tractor-trailers to jackknife. and the same storm dumping at least 15 inches in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. but the snow drought continues for

shane heath is the founder and ceo of coffee alternative mud/wtr.oyees who want to micro—dose at work, mud/wtr donates a portion of its profits to psychedelic research and education. if somebody who chooses micro—dosing as something that is helpful for them, they are free to do that. we don't have a policy that encourages or supports using psychedelics but we don't have a policy that polices it either. from my personal experience, the things that i've went through and the experiences i have had with these substances, it was just a personal choice to be an advocate. there isn't enough evidence yet to say if micro—dosing is beneficial in the workplace or even safe, and the drugs being used are illegal at the federal level. still, that has not stopped business leaders from indulging. micro—dosing in the workplace, it sounds like, you think has a role to play? 100%. dileepan siva coaches start—up founders. 100%, yeah. most clients in this day and age are not concerned around the legal pieces, although they respect the laws. that is a sea change from, sa

swift heath healthy noises said sydney as though i want to go and see, you know, us as if you were to happen to next to the stream on out to 0 the whole people have been killed including 2 children and in this riley strike on the spot in southern garza, the autumn, and this is all just the online from the also coming up how to announce as a new agreement between our mazda and israel, just another medication and aid and the gaza. the us launch is new strikes on given school fees and seen his weapons. it says present by a ron and lost hundreds of cultural treasures of attempt to prevent from the united states, germany and canada. the we begin and gaza as well and has launched more tax on the south at the strip. at least 4 people had been killed in rough uh when a house was completely destroyed. 2 of the dead children, thousands of others were wounded in the strike. and con eunice gun file, i can be heard in the street in nasir hall, special as well as also showing the area more than $24000.00 palestinians have now been killed in the fall. and there's been a breakthrough in negotiations

i didn't have any money for a chain to see it was crochet heath code just so it's so beautiful and of isn't in this photo and on the original just it looks like sofa scottish. this is when i saw you in the settings, a new tab. i could sense exactly how you felt the tools, the stuff or do you recognize yourself? oh yes. the kind of the shift is it so, but i don't have that time visit macs once or twice every summer. that window showing his house. he has a beautiful house right on the roof, tessa, and moved towards agnes, and the little no to boat or and doubling. i usually bring something with me, mid profit chickens, or a whole one, depending on how many people of that comfortable mazda come, and he brings coffee and cake to the garden. and then we get into the boat for an hour or so of boat. that though i'm even allowed to drive it to support fun. i love doing that to michigan most of the restaurant and i'm, i'm to have we go as far as pope stem onto the bridges. i don't to like, funds a while. we looked at the sailing booths and other boats of buttons the on whose to see good board

heath robinson would be proud, wood—burning stove, fans on top of the hob.hat in the warmth. it has been a lifeline to come here. walter is 93 and has struggled to heat his home. we have got to have it on to keep warm but i try to keep it off as much as i can because i cannot afford to. around 80 people arrive here every week with demand growing in the cold. people are struggling, people with their own businesses struggling with heating, so you can imagine being on a very low income, and benefits, to have somewhere where you can come and be warm and have a chat with somebody and share your problems and your thoughts. it's a no—brainer. £25 cold weather payments will be made in hundreds of postcodes across northern england and wales and in scotland, payments should arrive in february, but campaigners say there should be cheaper energy for those who need it most. the government could be doing so much more but so far it has refused any attempts to extend the help, and in fact only last week it actually ruled out any form of tariff reform to bring in protection

let's bring in michael heath and.e spoke about this yesterday as being you had mentioned the likely scenario. >> i don't think it is much of a surprise it was islamic state. it was such an indiscriminate attack. when these are state based operations, they tend to be more precise as we sort of saw earlier in the root in lebanon with the killing of a senior hamas official attributive to israel. it does inflame tensions. there are all sorts of amazing stuff going on now. there was a state media report coming out of iran israel runs as lum estate is obviously nonsense. it is a very tense situation. these problems are mushrooming up. we are looking from lebanon to the red sea. there are issues everywhere. we have the secretary of state blinken coming to the region. he is going to have a tough task ahead. haidi: how big is the risk being posed given we are seeing these i ran back to proxy efforts in the red sea and other parts of the region? does this widen the conflict? >> it certainly is an issue for israel. this is what

according to all the laws of dramaturgy, the third the game turned into a tiebreak and paralympic champion heathidson came to the fore. of course, djokovic decided to even the odds. and also sat in a special tennis wheelchair, but it turned out that serb had no chance here, because in addition to hitting the ball, he also needed to technically drive this vehicle. next, the demonstration of nole's athletic skills continued; one of the best australian gymnasts, georgia goodwin , was quite pleased with the way her ward did the longitudinal splits. then, well known to the russian amateur basketball performances for lokomotiv kuban, alan williams became convinced of the correctness of the statement that in serbia. any person is born with a ball in his hands and is able to send it to the target from any distance and from any position. next in the program was a start with peter ball, winner of commonwealth games silver in the 800 m run. in the sprint , djokovic was stronger, but at a longer distance he was stronger. this evening was not complete without the iconic sport in australia, namely cricket. he

he was on hampstead heath at night roaming.was on hampstead heath at night roairight. said he hunting. all right. >> i don't think we're ever going to this one. the going to solve this one. the interesting this interesting thing about this story, they're trying story, though, is they're trying to through this but to push through this idea. but what not what they're saying is we're not saying government to saying for the government to legislate any way, nudge legislate in any way, nudge economics, nudge economics. and what which economics, nudge economics. and what think which economics, nudge economics. and what think i've which economics, nudge economics. and what think i've ever which economics, nudge economics. and what think i've ever read hich economics, nudge economics. and what think i've ever read in:h i don't think i've ever read in an that they want to an article, is that they want to the public to make informed decisions. well by giving them, it's never going to catch on. >> that's not going to work. >> that's not go

paul: michael heath, breaking news across the bloomberg at the moment, mace is confirming it has receivedn unsolicited nonbinding proposal from amberg a kabul to acquire all of the standing shares in the company. $21 per share, macy's says this is actionable and not going to end a nondisclosure agreement or anything of the sort. they threatened to take the offer for macy's to shareholders. if macy's does not step up negotiations, that is the latest on the $5.8 million $21 a share bay to the company last month -- made to the company last month. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: you are watching daybreak asia, russia says ukrainian schilling has killed at least 25 people near the russian control city of donetsk. a moscow backed official says the attack hit a shopping area on the city's outskirts. russia wants the un security council to discuss the incident on monday calling it a treasure is an civilians. -- an effect on civilians. moscow will continue trying to expand beyond its borders, speaking to bloomberg and in davos, this is posing fresh risks to trade. >> it is clear that 2024 is going to b

at one stage it looked like a shock exit might be on the cards for the defending champion as rob heathin ia grand slam matches had novak djokovic beaten by an australian. after losing the first set, alexei popyrin�*s hopes of joining in that exclusive group look slim. the second, things change. novak djokovic slightly under the weather, health—wise. he looked unusually sluggish. alexei popyrin looked inspired. maybe thoughts of an ozzie victory were not such a leave of fate. alexei popyrin the better player in the third as well, four times he had a set point but novak djokovic inevitably proved unbreakable. the scenes bothered by his wrist in fourth and then distracted by a heckler in the crowd. novak djokovic invited the individual to have a chat. match temporarily on pause. seamlessly back into play mode though, alexei popyrin crumbled. as well as tenuous genius, novak djokovic has resilience as well. slightly unwell, but slightly closer to a record extending 25th grand slam. doing what he does so often there, novak djokovic. things were much more straight forward for the women's def

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