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yeah, and it's wearing melinda, but ukraine isn't included in these tools yet. zalinski says he won't accept any deal that doesn't include cain. so always saying perhaps the beginnings of the piece deal that will be dictated to your brain and then it'll be forced to accept. not necessarily so. the, it is very strange that the aggressor is beating with the united states with without ukraine. and the longstanding policy of the, of the united states has been. nothing was nothing about ukraine without ukraine. so it's definitely a change in policy. but it could also be the most charitable interpretation it is that the united states is trying to see of russia is finally serious. i hope that's what's going on. but the, the, the worse outcome, the one you suggested is also possible. yeah. meanwhile, european leaders of scrambling all made to come up with a response to donald trump's plans to open tubes with president putin. has your been caught off guard by trump's move and kind of your if effectively feel that security gap? do you think of see europe has been caught off guard and europe has

mr. epstein spoke with bill and melinda gates foundation and also jp morgan chase 0, who the proposed me $2000000000.00 charitable fund, an arrangement that had the potential to generate enormous fees for mr. epstein. and it's definitely an upfront, but it's, it's a no friendship. it's nothing happened. so another uh, interesting story, this week was uh, also on us uh, also relates to big amounts of money in its own way, an f 35 uh the us to project, you know, the plane that's gonna basically dominate the skies across the glove and not doing a very good job of it. no one dropped out of the sky at time fleet. thank god, the pilot objected safely for a dramatic stuff. let's have a look at the video and then let's have a talk about the super jet. will know you are, you know, it's, it's crazy, isn't it? is this rolling like a brick wall and then you see the do coming down to the piracy. so dramatic stuff, right? again, great. nobody hurt you. at least we know that a feet, a fully operational of $35.00 or, you know, petroleum disguise in united states, keeping america safe from its enemies

melinda hiring is a senior fellow at the atlanta counsels. yours just into a. she says growing pressure on the us to include you crying in these paste negotiations is getting hotter to ignore. and i'm looking for a couple of things. we have a team of experience russian negotiators and a less experienced team of american negotiators. so i think that's one factor that, that i'm keeping in mind, but i'm listening for security guarantees. so the trumpet team has said that nato is off the table, so i'm looking for what kind of security guarantee the american side would be willing to offer. i'm looking for the russians to talk about the 20 percent of ukraine that they illegally occupied. now, what will the, the legal status of that 20 percent of your credit in territory be? and finally, i'm looking for, i'm looking for the conditions on for the troops and ukraine. will america commit to having troops and ukraine will be europeans commit to having troops and ukraine to ensure that the russians can attack again. europe has been caught off guard, and europe has been mak

november, my husband was tasked with transporting and explosive device disguised as a gas boiler to melinda paul. there we repackaged it and placed it in a gas cylinder. and in may, we transported it to sim for a pulse and hit it in a rented garage. in october, he received a new assignment from the handler to commit a terrorist attack on a motorcade of 2 cars by detonating that explosive device. we prepared for the attack. we observed the motorcade route on our phones and looked for a place to put the getaway cars. but larry, in the soft scale, was arrested in november for being instrumental in the assassination of executive commands are all v as all naval districts. she was recruited for social media by the ukrainian security services, vd, cost dental, who it's asked her was recognizance. she was still kind of what was when i arrived in save us tilted on holiday, the homeless sent me a photo and a license plate number of the cox. so i looked for it. i saw what time it showed up and what time it left at night till november 12th, i sold that car in the parking notes and provided the handler

& order: svu"" would want me to ask you this about medical examiner playing the medical examiner melindaexaminer. >> tamara: i can't tell you how many times people have approached me and said "i'm studying forensic medicine." when i say people, i mean black women who are saying i study forensic science because of your role on the show, or my daughter is studying forensic science or my sister is starting forensic science. that's the power of television. that's the power of what we do. >> stephen: i would ask you, working with prop bodies and organs and everything if it would bother you but i understand you had an unusual prep for this. >> tamara: i did. i happened to grow up in a funeral home. both of my parents were morticians. it was like, i don't know if and if you watch "6 feet under" but literally we lived above the funeral home. the funeral home was on the first floor and the morgue was in the basement, just like "6 feet under" but black. >> stephen: it didn't bother you as a kid? >> tamara: not at all. i was born into that envir environment. by the time i reached my teenage years i

you know, i'm -- i moved passed the divorce and melinda is doing well.when you say regret, like if you could wave a magic wand, it wouldn't have happened. >> no, i wouldn't go that far. i even to spite the fact that the divorce wasn't great, having those three kids, the work we were able to do together, i -- even if i knew that it wouldn't last forever, i would still do it again. >> and you have lots of good things in your life. you have two new little granddaughters. again, your red carpet official, there's a woman in your life, named paula herd. >> that's right. i'm lucky enough to have a serious girlfriend named paula. we're having fun going to the olympics and lots of great things. >> what about those grand kids? i know they're little. but you precocious, possible coders, do you think? do you any hints of genius there? >> you don't want to push kids to do the same thing that you did. >> especially when they're ten months old. >> yeah. the oldest is turning two next week. and so i got some nice fluffy dolls. i'll try and be a good grandfather, read so

you find out that other grant making agencies like the robert wood johnson foundation or bill and melinda gates foundations are the big foundations that fund scientific and medical research. they cap indirect costs just like trump was proposing to do. you need to get into this a little bit to understand what's going on. frankly, you cannot get the whole story just from reading a newspaper. >> dana: more layers. >> bill: from byron's bat cave. nice to see you today. well done. we mentioned this democrats accusing the president of ignoring the checks and balances in the government especially from the judiciary branch. the president asked that about repeatedly yesterday insisting that is not the case. >> if a judge does block one of your policies, part of your agenda, will you abide by that ruling? >> president trump: i always abide by the courts and then i will have to appeal it. he has slowed down the momentum and gives crooked people more time to cover up the books. if a person is crooked and they get caught, other people see that and all of a sudden it becomes harder later on. so yeah, t

. >> melinda katz. quattro grido. joe. when a giocare. in quella guerra. >> l'unica. >> societa di pallacanestro allora esistenti a rieti rieti una piccola citta di cerca attualmente santa habitante e una citta di provincia. dov'e. aqui tempi non era facile. incontrare. degli atleti o delle persone di colore. >> libero in questa. >> azione attacco del nostro robert isom stefano andreani e non spalla. per punti di joe bryant. >> in italy, joe gets the love and appreciation and celebrity that he never got in america. as an nba player. >> joe bryant he was. >> a person, a player with a lot of passion, and. >> he was able. to transfer. >> this passion. to the. >> people. >> we don't. >> want just leaders. >> without passion joe bryant was. >> that kind of. >> player joe bryant un personaggio. >> favoloso unico non e. >> altri qualche difetto. >> questo trovati. >> una. >> bravo. >> bien encima tutta la famiglia. fatto abbastanza strano che venivano solo giocatori lui porto. anche la moglie. hydrophilic. >> i know that had to be jarring for th

grants support, they can be anywhere from 25 to 60% of that total grant money, whereas the bill and melindateam is saying, you know, why is there this discrepancy? how can we lower our overhead so we can actually put more taxpayer money to supporting direct overhead, direct scientific research. mike: keep that up, dr. te tehrani, the doge people are going to call you on the phone. thank you for your analysis today. >> thanks for having me. mike: a pleasure. a polar vortex losing its grip across the eastern half of the country as temperatures are set to rise. adam klotz is tracking the nation's forecast from the fox weather center. hello, adam. >> yeah, mike, this is the forecast i love to give. it's been so cold the last week. we're beginning to see some changes. these numbers don't look all that impressive right now, but we remember a couple of days ago, a place like bismarck, negative 39 degrees by tuesday morning. by the time we get to monday afternoon, knocking on the door of 50. you're talking nearly a 90 degree swing, almost unheard of if that amount of time. that's fairly widespread.

keith morrison: so martha's mother melinda and priscilla went together up and down the boulevard.made thousands of fliers. me and her were on our mission to find our daughters. keith morrison: but no sign of their daughters anywhere. detective trapp collected their portraits, hung them on her office wall, and she stayed awake and prayed in her catholic way. do you ever wonder why god would allow this to happen? i do. there's been plenty of times that i have been angry with our maker because you have to wonder why does this happen. i mean, i wish he would talk back to me and tell me. that would be very helpful. but i just have to figure out what happened, just read the clues, collect the puzzle pieces. and the more you can kind of keep a neutral mind, the easier the puzzle pieces fit together. keith morrison: no getting around it, the pieces pointed to a chilling conclusion. those three missing women, just like jarae, may have been murdered. and if that was true, it would mean there was a serial killer out there in the night, had to be. more deaths would be coming, unless-- one ide

my hero growing up was wonder woman, but melinda carter wonder woman. i dressed up like her for halloween three years in a row. so flash forward, we are in the middle of this campaign and they say if you can have any surrogate come in the country for you, who would you want? others would say michelle obama, who is great, i would just say linda carter. please get linda carter here. the last week before the campaign, she came in, she went all throughout my district, did a whole district tour with me, and we walked in front of these groups of people come and people were so excited to see her. the governor came from up at the start of every single one, we started talking about how important it is in the world to protect the country. everybody in their wonder woman stance. everybody did this and all of these little girls doing this, and it was the most memorable moment not just on the campaign but it was a big deal to me and my life trajectory. >> all this week, watch c-span's new members of congress series where we speak with both republicans and democrats

most of that from gates and his former wife melinda's own pocket. most of us he will always be the microsoft guy. >> this is my last keynote. >> reporter: even though he stepped down as ceo a quarter century ago. >> the one thing that held me back was what if i leave and the company is doing very poorly, a, i'll feel bad, b, i won't know whether to go back in or not. but, you know, fortunately i never had to even think about it because my successors have been amazing. >> reporter: he was the boy wonder, the harvard dropout, became a billionaire in his 30s by focusing not on building computers, but selling the software that ran them. >> please welcome bill gates and the bill gates dancers! >> reporter: by the time he launched windows 95 he was on top of the world. he had every right to be dancing to the rolling stones and yucking it up with the likes of jay leno. >> windows 95 is so easy, even a talk show host can figure it out. >> reporter: but on this day as he drove us to his favorite drive-in, burgermaster, a seattle institution. >> how's it goin

. >> most recently, melinda gates. i did the gates divorce. i did chris rock's divorce.tracy smith through his divorce. james gandolfini from "the sopranos" sopranos. i am looking over at who i have photographs with. oh rpg i did the christie brinkley divorce. i tried that case in long island. >> reporter: since divorce has built his career, it is shocking to learn how he really feels about it. >> i think the world would be better, i think our kids would be better. i think families would be better if there wasn't divorce. >> reporter: he even has written an anti-divorce book. your basic advice to anybody coming in here is? you may not want to do this? >> try to stay married if you can. i had a guy come in to see me, 95 years old. i said, you are 95 years old. why are you getting divorced? he said i can't live with my wife anymore. she smokes. it was driving him crazy. i said to him, can't you put in a ventilation system or a system in the apartment that will work? and he just didn't want to do it anymore. >> reporter: ballpark, what percentage of your clients have you re

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mr. epstein spoke with bill and melinda gates foundation and also jp morgan chase 0, who the proposed me $2000000000.00 charitable fund, an arrangement that had the potential to generate enormous fees for mr. epstein, definitely an upfront, but if it's enough friendship, it's nothing happened. so another uh, interesting story, this week was uh, also in the us and also relates to big amounts of money in its own way. at an f 35 uh the us super jack. you know the plan that's gonna basically dominic, the skies across the glove and not doing a very good job of it. another one dropped out of the sky at type lee. thank god, the pilot objected safely. very dramatic stuff. that's a look at the video and then it's out of talk about the super jet. will know you are, you know, it's, it's crazy, isn't it? is this rolling like a brick wall and then you see the do coming down to the power sheet. so dramatic stuff. right, again, great. nobody hurt, but i'll get at least we know that a feet a fully operational f, 25 or, you know, petroleum disguise in united states, keeping america safe from its enemi

and president jose with melinda, says the withdrawal was agreed before a visit from the us secretary of state, marco rubia. this is dw news from berlin. you can get more news on our website at dw dot com, the . so it's been 2 days since donald trump blindsided the world by announcing that the us should take over the gaza strip and relocate the palestinians. living there is an idea of the israeli government likes an idea of the rest of the world does not. what today the winehouse is trying to roll back drums, the idea of creating that riviera of the middle east. that means no us troops know us, money, relocation of the palestinians now will only be temporary will. will this ever happen? all of this may have been a trial balloon, floated by trump to get reactions. there's plenty of that. i bring gulf in berlin. this is the day the that's what he proposes eas, arthur, nonsense, after nonsense is nonsense. this is an out of the box idea. that's who president trump, is it easy? simple clothes or any form of it between c was not meant as a hostile loop. it was meant as a i think a very gen