keating, how soon can you make bail? man: no questions. a quarter billion dollars' worth of uninsured and now worthless bonds -- the majority bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. i need my money! give it to me right now! black: charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. stewart: the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. reporter: mr. milken! jennings: tonight's headline -- milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street -- a case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. frank: judge kimba wood said milken's crimes merited his removal from society. she sentenced the one-time king of wall street to 10 years in prison. stewart: he didn't end up serving anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. but i'm confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, and qui

here are 3 ended the counter offensive against russia. keats's forces of liber edits to feed the village of ro, bettina close for a route junction, used, pull the rest of the military supplies. and that is all for now. coming up next, the deputy business robots will tell us washes in the chinese company to fill up the ground. a have one coming up after a short break for now, i'm anthony. how, thanks for your company. and where is it? in the world, you're watching a good time. the come haven't changed out to the highlights you every week in your inbox. subscribe . now you become a criminal franklin, a told me about sugars paralyze between your societies. computers that are.

keating has to say. and he was like him tell us what you were doing and i started to talk to them they were kind of taken aback by my commentary about j.c. that are part of the country. and did one of the young woman stepped forward and she said come mr. weaver, could we sing for mr. keating? and he said do you have time? i said i've got time. [laughter] so i went into the school. we went down to the basement if they got on the risers, they are about 30 of them, at the same these two incredible hymns of the afterlife come which was so sore because these are like 14-year-olds on a beautiful spring day after singing about loggingt for heaven. but anyway, it was the fullest most spontaneous like saying thanks to me that i wasn't there and that i did, and was interested in them. it was so extraordinary. one last thing, i was leaving for all of this cold blue occurred and i m was going for y water bottle out of the drinking fountain. mr. weaver got back into t the class and if that essay anything about me or

keating? he said did you have time? i said i've got time. so i went into the school.went down to the basement, think of the righteous, about 30 of them and they say these two incredible hymns of the afterlife, which was so bizarre because these are like 14 year old on a beautiful spring day and they are thinking about the longing for heaven. but anyway, and it was the fullest just most spontaneous like saying of thanks to me that i was there and that i had come and was interested in him basically pay him so extraordinary. one last thing, when i was leaving and all of this hullabaloo occurred and is going for a water bottle out of the drinking fountain. mr. weaver goes back into the class and instead of saying anything about me or anything, the first words out of his mouth are come well, as you know we were working on our vocabulary, so if you turn to page 36. 30 sixth and i was like wow, because they are just so in a moment, so focus on things. it was phenomenal. >> what a magic moment. so from the guy who won't fill your water bottle, tell us about peggy brennan whic

this is your house house. keating's. yeah. so it is just gone. yeah. this is my house this the west who will be here. are you standing on the what i can. yeah. yeah. i had already relocated 3 sides weight in the old really side. that's why they made this is this is had to relocate that clearly to the village of really very the, the she said yeah. can you use the only lose that he knew houses plus roads and was costly a $1000000.00 us the government for the most of the deal with a village paying across a share in building 10 but from a 10 says to lands, the village has advantages pipe water flashing lose solar panels and a road to school in each town. the mistakes were made at 1st and you houses had no kitchens. people have to add them on themselves. fijian tyrene and france. and many traditions are in danger of dying out of the mood. while he let me a matt my can use one, they're trying to size the moving pen. dennis mats are working on and as i was about to find out, not all that easy to make it in here. yeah. yeah. yeah, yeah. okay. wow. one was that

it onto the nations. plates 1st then determines what properties in new variety should have, such as keats, 100 minutes or a long shelf life. then to glance across, put a nice in the flowers of the mother plant who's putting in the father put into hundreds of thousands of ceilings which is new varieties, like the lesser or you're a visa, a decades can go back a fence due to the many selection steps and characteristics that are potato needs to have contact. so here's the cutoff. there are lots of considerations. the potato i buy in the supermarket should look fancy and it should be uniform. so you should have nice skin things. it's your taste good. and there are other complex issues as well in the complexity. so we basically need to reinvent the potato and a specific formally often listen. the types of plans have lots of enemies, pest pathogens. and most importantly, the climate crisis could have situation soon arise like to sauces. that it could in the mid 19th century, but then especially an island blank slide to crop failures and from in driving integration. one reason why potatoes look

of course we following events with you, lisa, and even though lots of edits to america in keats, i thank you. are still head here all out. is there a russian missile hits the northern euclidian city of china? he's getting at least 7 people who will take home. the biggest prize in women's full, full account begins for sundays was cut fine. who between england and spain, the the, brought to you by visit, cut off a lot of ground to cover in this weather report. so let's get going with the america is great to see you. some forecast models are showing that santiago could see half a month's worth of rain over the next 78 hours or so. so we'll keep tabs on that. the winds back off just a bit around the river, played on sunday and for the top end of south america, that rain is persistent across the pacific coast of columbia. the rain has also been persistent right through the bahamas that has poured into miami really saw you forecast there and still more rain in the forecast on sunday, we've got to talk about our hurricane hillary as it moves up that western side of the hub peninsula. but this c

maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is. there is no rhyme or reason, really, other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 year old would read. it could be it could be animal farm. it could be a relatively simple book, or it could be some of the most complicated literature and philosophy that's ever been written. we'll cover it all as long as people are eager to read it and to learn something not only about their culture, but about perhaps eternal truths that those cultures are are looking toward. so tell us a little bit about the conversation between you and larry elder on of human bondage. this was a book that i did not see coming. this is sometimes i make the mistake of of giving my guests free rein, and then they tell me a week before we're shooting that you're going to read an 800 page book that you you have no familiarity with. and you say, well, okay, there go my nights

the pools and the buck keats's decline is credited mainly to the mexican navy, putting down amazing concrete blocks with hooks to snack and again, that's the no fishing. so 10 to the team that keep this doesn't sound like a lot, but most people expect it to be wiped out together. by now. it's a big deal that it's so far escaped extinction. the new jazz military appointed prime minister visits chad, while the regional blog echo was just the one to reinstate the depaula as president . the this is alan jesse and live from dough house. so coming up your clients as rushing, drawing so strong a push on the daniel, rather damaging warehouses and grain sign those thousands and haiti's capital. the risk cases again, bond incense, hip, the country since the president's assassination 2 years ago. and some bob way heads to the polls with the boss and cost of living at the top of the largest consent the weed. begin with the fallout from last month's cool. venetia, as a nation's military leaders have set the newly appointed prime minister to neighbor and chad for tools. only mama means a met the lemmings.

it was 10 trout in those days and know what to keat of it anyways. the next thing that i size they had too many trout and i said that's it your out of here. so they left and the big problem was on the way back to cody the kidsar in the back of the pickup with a camper stopped at the bay doing 60 miles an hour. my bossac stopped him and my une got out and put his hands on them as the dean of my nephew is the superintendent of the park? my boss said i really had trouble keeping a straight face. anyway he on him for a little bit and wrote out the back of his past and got to the eastgate before a certain time. one of mime mothers brothers and i never enjoyed hearing that story more there when i told it to him afterwards. this is brad ross. his last job was the manager of the backcountry and he had different districts and he was going to retire and he was the district ranger. in the lake ranger station at 25 photographs enlargements and you can go to the lake ranger station and knock on the door to get somebody to come and let you in india can visit and l

the pools and the buck keats's decline is credited mainly to the mexican navy, putting down amazing concrete blocks with hooks to snack any units. and the notifications are 10 to 13. but keep this, does it sound like a lot, but most people expect it to be wiped out together. by now. it's a big deal that it's so far escaped extinction. the semi se dining down. how would they look at the headlines here? and i'll just say are now, is there any forces of killed 3 palestinian south of janine? they open fire with the palestinian vehicle. now out of a junction in the occupied westbank is very forces say they fold what they call a terrace cell. that plan to carry out and attack. i'm a gym june has more from occupied east jerusalem. the spiral of violence here seems to only be deepening. people very much concerned about what might lie ahead in the days and hours to come. janine, of course, has been a flash point these last many months. it's been the scene of numerous is really rates near daily is really rates also in early july. you had a days long a solve by these really army on the janine refugee c

he's beating former governor keating vice president. all 8 candidates remain far behind front runner donald trump despite his legal troubles. the last ap poll shows trump remains the top pick for about 63% of republicans. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene says that because voters already know what they'll get with trump. so there's no need for him to stand on a debate stage with a bunch want to be candidates to try to prove his record. the trump campaign is certainly not concerned he'll lose the spotlight in a statement, a spokesperson said the other candidates only offer a cool faint echo to president trump's agenda. is. >> and another outstanding question is will these candidates come for the former president? will they focus their attention on attacking one another? but on washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you so much. in a very big decision for every candidate as whether or not they're going to back trump or not. have they said whether or not they're going to do that yet. >> what we do know that if he i

so i want to just verbally convey that he writes back that new york, senator kenneth keating proposedting two vice presidents during the 1964 period one would have been an executive vice president the other legislative vice president among those opposed. the idea was richard nixon the general sense the time was that the vice presidency was advancing in a positive direction toward the executive branch and getting meaningful duties and that therefore creating a second vice president stunt that positive growth. in section two of the 25th amendment was thus adopted instead? so that's a answer to the question on the q&a. answer to the question of the q-and-a a couple quick questions given the areas of expertise and international relations i was curious are there some models for dealing with of the inability to fight to either adopt or steer away from? >> there are depending on the regime type whether it's a democracy or authoritarian or totalitarian system. the challenges that many of them wouldn't translate very well into the current bipartisan system so in many ways, today a lot of peopl

presidency put in the response i will verbally convey that he writes that the next senator kenneth keatingated to vice presidency during a the 1964. method one would have been executive vice president and the other legislative vice president and among those were richard nixon and creating a second vice president. in section 2 the 25th amendment if adopted he said. this is for dr. mcdermot given youou are among your expertise includes international relations i was curious for their models in dealing with succession that might be useful to adopt or to just tear away from? >> there are other models depending on the regime type whether it's a democracy orr authoritarian per toll of pat -- totalitarian system. it would not translate in a bipartisanrt system. in many ways a lot but was presented today people will notice we have this two party system. you can imagine it was nine like denmark did have a lot more opportunity for coalition forming a different topic that can create majorities to run different issues so one of the challenges is it's deadlocked by this two party system and that makes t

it's about a denial of truth.ea as keats said, beauty is truth. the truth is beautis truy beautr an aspiration for it somehow always leads you to a aboutlikes life. like shakira said,hakira the dot lie, especially when they're in different area codes. >> let's welcome where she's at a comedy club. they make sure exits are clearly marked. rosa parks across america. a, heers anjimmy the liberals run r when they see this political maven, former deputy foy k.t. securit mcfarland. her fiery rant[cs makes, snowflakes wet their pads. fox contributor news get evers goapt to and he's never had to rent a forklift my massived m side kick in the nwa world heavyweight champion pidirect direct. off, >> so first off jimi what waterbed did you steal that sheet from. u, nice to see you too. can i you some insight into whye i do this just really quick. >> really. okay. >>ay, but i is the deal. okay. yes. i dressed like an affordable male stripper. >> would we not all agree, right? because it's 2023. age.you never know when you're going to get canceled in this day a

a survey shows that the keep those numbers that state stable, the pools and the buck keats's decline is credited mainly to the mexican navy, putting down amazing concrete blocks with hooks to snack and again, that's the no fishing. so tens that the theme that keep this does it sound like a lot, but most people expected it to be watch out together by now, it's a big deal that it's so far escaped extinction. the because in focused on suspends the corruption conviction of the prime minister and wrong cons, the i my name's by you. this is the balance of their life. and also coming up seeking support in egypt through don's military were to makes his fast trip a broad off to full months of fighting for controlling costs here bought them all, as president elect has his victory ratified. on the same day, his policy is suspended on the cost of clean at why london's cracked down on toxic .

it's a weird phenomenon that young females their hormones they're just i was so in love with ronan keating. david cassidy or the osmonds. >> cassidy. no. >> cassidy. no. >> come on. the osmonds . david >> come on. the osmonds. david cassidy. oh, no. the basic roll ups. on. you were screaming. >> it it all for the >> it saved it all for the hammer was even worse. >> mine was gary glitter. oh oh, she's gone. >> there . >> there. >> there. >> wannabe in my gang . my gang, >> wannabe in my gang. my gang, my gang. don't sing. >> no, sing . >> no, sing. >> no, sing. >> no. we might have to pay him a royalty. yeah well , i'll tell a royalty. yeah well, i'll tell you what. i just. terrible, terrible . terrible. >> you don't know what you're doing . doing. >> i don't know what i'm doing. i want to talk about 3d printed calamari. >> oh, do you ? do you? yeah. i >> oh, do you? do you? yeah. i love the fact that you picked that story because i did. >> because you said you hadn't read it. i know. yeah boo! >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> off . off. used to rapid, >> off. off. used to rapid, right? frying