how often was 3 and also in the afternoon was up by the and had the mr. walk family that the phone while another the hand. was it almost with a man check and shuffling or jealous off dinner. i, on the 14th of march 29, egypt intelligence chief, almost soon, the man invited the hamas delegation to an urgent meeting in cairo. those who were there described the meeting as tense. this record shows that solomon delivered a message from israel, saying the israelis had made their final offer and demanded yes or no answer me ah, i must rejected the also. ah, egyptian mediator said he was concerned to negotiations might go back to square one . when the incoming is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu took office in a matter of weeks, notice happy scholar, better to robert professor, any deals, and either a much, much love on a home, a job. leave the other to the visa, re leech and buck miguel oil change for her jelly. they are both in chicago and li, priggish a and especially on swim. go to the committee progression also to meet the 100 and they will name shall

none of us expected mr cosby to walk free today, but mr cosby waived his fifth amendment constitutionalinst self—incrimination, with the belief and expectation that criminal charges would not be brought against him, and that is what the supreme court focused on, the fact that this case should never have been brought in the first place because of the deal that he entered into with the initial prosecutor, and it was inherently unfair, which is what the court focused on it — fairness. forthe what the court focused on it — fairness. for the second prosecutor in 2015 to bring these charges back in, and to unseal the deposition transcript, that is the crux of this issue. how unusual is this? this is getting a lot of attention obviously because of the profile bill cosby has, but is this unusual for a court to do something like this? it is not unusual for a something like this? it is not unusualfor a supreme court to focus in on the constitutional issues and whether they have been violated. in a case like this, mr cosby�*s decision to waive his fifth amendment right against self—incrimination,

mrs. nixon walking along the wasc right outside of san clemente. and there is the first lady in a wind breaker, a pair of black slacks, and a kerr chief. that image was chosen to be used on a presidential -- on president nixon's re-election campaign, his poster that was talking about his environmental protection. really extraordinary environmental protection laws that came in under president nixon. that's the one that the -- are the poster, you can perhaps tell, it's at the far left there. of course this is something going out to the president's supporters. at that time, of course, in '72, running against george mcgovern, richard nixon of course had the base of more conservative voters. so it was really a little bit of a gentle push to depict the first lady of the united states publicly, on a campaign poster, wearing pants. and then that september, 1972, pat nixon went to a national park celebrating its centennial. she was actually there to mark the centennial of the national parks system. and there she is, you know, wearing a pair of pants at a pu

i don't think any of us expected mr cosby to walk free to go, by the supreme court had to balance hisstitutional rights, and the fact that mr cosby waved his fifth amendment constitutional right against self—incrimination, with the belief and expectation of that criminal charges would not be brought against him. and that is what the supreme court focused on, the fact that this case should never have been brought in the first place because of the deal that he entered into with the initial prosecutor, and it was inherently unfair, which is what the court focused on it — fairness. forthe what the court focused on it — fairness. for the second prosecutor in a fit 2015 to bring these charges back and to unseal the deposition transcript, and that is the crux of this issue. how unusual is this? this is getting a lot of attention obviously because of the profile that bill cosby has, but is this unusual for a court to do something like this? it is not unusual for a to do something like this? it is not unusualfor a supreme court to focus in on the constitutional issues and whether they have bee

mr. pet himself. we'll have the dog walking forecast coming up at 6 >>> i always advocate for shelter dogs.we've got to of them ourselves. let's take a look at what you can expect if you're heading out for a walk this evening. in the city temperatures aren't a problem, areas of cloud cover, fog, coastal drizzle spreading out through this evening and tonight but the marine layer is still pretty compact compared it to where it's going to be later this week. typical summer pattern is going to return as we go through the, thursday and friday, back to near normal temperatures, and as we head toward weekend things warm up again, but just small day to day changes as we head through the rest of this week. looking outside from mark hopkins hotel, you can see the fog is spreading back in. it's not real thick but it is a hearing top of the sales force tower. temperatures topped out all over the place today. 50s, 50s, 70s, 80s and 90s, a 40 degrees swing between 80 degrees in concord and 58 degrees along the coast in pacific. san francisco made it to 65 degrees, now tends back her back down into the 50

mr. sessions: the gentlewoman made the assertion that anyone can walk in and be a poll watcher and that is not true. the truth of the matter is you must go through a certification process by your local party. mr. raskin: here's the problem we keep raising this procedural objection. mr. sessions: if we are going to make assertions. mr. raskin: you will have an opportunity to close. please take notes on the things that you disagree with profoundly. because we have been keeping a number of members waiting. mr. fallon, you are recognized. mr. fallon: we are hearing twists, spins and propaganda and statement that are not true. so many in fact, my five minutes would be exhausted to address a fraction of them. we live today in a headline culture. so many people just read the head line and don't read the article and hear a statement. and in fact, look at the title of this very hearing, it's democracy in danger. that gets your attention and goes further and says, the assault on voting rights in texas, the assault, as if a crime is being committed. second paragraph of the memorandum we were given, s

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you walk in, say, hey mr. border patrol guy, they put you on a bus, should be to the country, we have no border, it's a joke. they totally -- everything president trumpeted that was working, they did the opposite. >> when he got the human traffickers and coyotes were organizing, day one president biden became president. they smell weakness, they know they can take advantage of president biden and his team, as they know haven't taken the border crisis seriously in any way. the pseudo-language of, don't come to the united states. by every action they've taken thus far indicates otherwise why you've seen the increase of individuals and migrants coming to the united states in january of 2021, 70,000 people that they apprehended. now it's up two70,000 per month. it's unstoppable, it's a humanitarian crisis falls in the hands of joe biden and kamala harris. >> dan: there's got to be some rational liberals left. you still got some people out there who are saying and will vote accordingly. up at radical left has lost

mr. trump over lunch. he pointed a finger a few inches from his chest c we walk through every detail of this, mr. favor. and this is how you respond? you need to get your facts straight. remarkable, someone who covered the trump white house, not only is this a fascinating inside look at the tension, but most of the stories have been the president sort of pushing the vice president aside. this is the vice president getting worked up. >> it didn't happen often, but it did happen. contrary to what you saw in public between the two of them and their dynamic, this often happened. it was something that was kind of fascinating to watch when you were reporting on mike pence and reporting on trump. how he did navigate that relationship, and he was normally very deferential to the president. that was the attitude you had to take to survive even though pence we joked was the one person heb could not fire. there were points oh tension between them at time. and this was something that was common. the president would see the coverage of something he didn't like. even though he was involved in it, he would defl

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mr. trump. he leaned forward toward the president and pointed a finger a few inches from his chest. "we walk through every detail of this," mr. pence snarled. with he did this for you as a favor and this is how you respond. you need to get your facts straight. i just wonder what you think about this because obviously this challenges the very public face that pence put on where he was so complimentary and so differential to trump. >> well, i think the moral of the story is you can only take so much, even mike pence. i can only say, though, that i wish that we had seen a little more of that mike pence publicly and not heard it after everything was over when people are trying to rehabilitate their reputations. i mean, the fact of the matter is there should have been more pushback on the president and more pushback publicly on the president when president trump -- when he did outrageous things. i just wish we had seen more of that from mike pence. >> the book also suggests that after the election, the former president wanted to replace bill barr as attorney general with john ratcliffe. what do y

. >> as soon as i walked in, i waited in the kitchen andrew wyatt went upstairs to see if mr. cosby was interested in speaking with me. this was something we asked about earlier in the day. we were not allowed to have any cameras. i didn't have my phones with me. i went up the stairs, i saw mr. cosby in his bed, he was wrapping up a phone conversation and he briefly spoke to me for about 5 minutes. he was clearly excited to be home. and he was overjoyed. and said he felt vindicated. >> and she says of course the women who accused him over the years of sexual assault say it was not the case that justice was served and very disappointed by the state supreme court's decision. >>> new at noon, closing thediti oakland. >> thi a big vision igo. want to recognize both the state and federal government, the infrastructure prop proceedsals coming coming out are showing broad band as a priority. that is our future. >> the state superintendent of schools also announced 98% of students have now have a device and access to internet thanks to the initiative and we brought the mayor's live on

walk into that trap? >> why would he go to a motel? mr. burton was ten minutes down the road.tton want to see you in a hotel? >> what do you know, they demanded. there would be no justice they told wolfe, unless everyone involved was held accountable. outside the courtroom, david's brother encounter the states attorney and -- said >> i said he's gonna tell you. he i said he's not gonna tell you. i saw on his ice, he's gonna tell you. and then we got the real story. >> in fact, it was just two days later when wolfe finally confessed the true measure of his guilt. and gave police firsthand his unedited for xin. of events the night he said they buried david jackson. in a shifting florida florida clay. was someone else involved? oh, yes. said michael wolfe. she certainly was. >> coming up -- what made david go to that motel? >> it was a woman who is on the phone. david takes the phone, comes out a little while later. these all spruced up. ready to go out. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd

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mr weisselberg, seen here walking into court alongside his lawyers, has worked at the company since ther both donald trump and his late father fred. it's alleged that over 15 years at the company, he avoided paying taxes on $1.7 million of income. he has been charged on 15 counts of tax fraud and with grand larceny in the second degree. he has pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. let's go to new york and speak to our correspondent samira hussein, who is outside the court. i get the impression because we purposely not seen these charges there is more nest people might have expected. i there is more nest people might have exected. ~ .. there is more nest people might have exected. ~' ., expected. i think the fact that we are seeinu expected. i think the fact that we are seeing there _ expected. i think the fact that we are seeing there are _ expected. i think the fact that we are seeing there are 15 _ expected. i think the fact that we are seeing there are 15 counts - expected. i think the fact that we l are seeing there are 15 counts and they have really outlined just how they ha

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mr. president. [ cheers and applause ] >> on the day of the inauguration, i walked up to president obama e piece of paper. and he wrote on it, it is because of you, john. i said, thank you, mr. president. the election of this man changed so many people and inspired so many of us. >> it is my honor to present the 44th president of these united states, barack obama. >> actually i'll say he was nervous before the speech, also because it was really cold, and the guy is a hawaiian dude, he was like, i don't want to be up here, teeth chattering. i said to him, i think there's a heater in the podium. so you should be warm at least for your speech. before he went out, gave him a little fist bump. i was like, you got it, you're going to be great, you're going to crush it, as he always did. >> my fellow citizens, i stand here today humbled by the task before us. grateful for the trust you've bestowed. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [ cheering ] >> i remember the day that he was inaugurated. there were these series of parties. but the first one featured beyonce. ♪ at la

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i walked in to the emergency room and the doctor walked in after i did and he said, mr. haynes, you test positive for the covid virus. i almost fainted because i know my child's chances of surviving were slim because of his medical issues. >> and so at what point -- you know, your worst fears were realized when you found out -- >> yes. >> that he wasn't doing well. and you decided at that moment that you were going to take action. can you tell me about that? >> well, i was stay ing at the hospital 24/7. the doctors and nurses were telling me to go home, but that was my son. as a mother, i thought i was protecting him by staying there. so i decided to leave on the tuesday before he died, because his stats -- his oxygen level and everything was going up. i got home, went to bed. got up the next morning with a telephone call from the nurse at the hospital. she asked me, miss antoine, are you at the hospital? and i told her no, i was at home. she said, is anyone with you? when she said that, i knew something was wrong. i said no, what's going on? and she said come to the hos

mr. price president virtually every state in the union, many americans from every walk of life, i can tellica is not a racist country. mark is the most just noble and inclusive nation in ever to exist on the face of the earth. [applause] in the united states military is the greatest force of their they got the world has ever known. [applause] and men and women of law enforcement our heroes all and they should be honored and respected by every american every day. and you know, at the republican national convention of fort mchenry, where old glory flew, the flag star-spangled banner was inspired. until the market people that you would not be safe and joe biden's america. but i was never more heartbroken to be right. as we stand here today, mourners have increased by one third. in our largest cities, democrats effort to defund the police set up a violent crime wave that is wreaking havoc on families of every race and crated on colorth across the nation. we don't need to defund the police, we need to defend it police and support their efforts to protect americans of every race and background e

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walk around town. he never agreed to account for what he's done until now. mr you've never spoken like this before. your story is, of course, completely interwoven with the prime minister's political fortune. how would you describe borisjohnson? how would i describe him? in what way? you mean politically? what does he believe politically? or? as a leader, as a politician, as a human being. how would you describe them? how would you describe him? he is a very complicated character. he, he is unusual in a lot of politicians in having a sort of odd self—awareness mode. he kind of knows in all sorts of ways it is ludicrous for him to be in that position. he said that to me a few times before the referendum and he said it to me the day after, the 24th ofjune. he said it would be ludicrous for him to be prime minister? he used that word? yes. it's the 24th ofjune 2016. and obviously, it's ludicrous that david's prime minister, george wilson prime minister, the whole thing is ludicrous. he has a sort of sense of the general tragicomedy of the british political scene.

mr. waters. and if you don't call me that, i'm walking off. >> but you will give me a chance?velous. how about marvelous jesse watters question >> marvelous jesse watters has a nice ring to it. >> we've all broken curfew here and there but now in the age, kids not only get caught, they get caught on video with audio. >> i'm busted. blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. i'm going to get in this house and i'm going to put the air on 62 and you are not going to do anything because you in the bahamas. >> he was upset that they left him, and obviously he knows he's being caught on camera. did he do the right thing, jesse? >> he did. he confessed. i just love the drunk southern accent. there something enchanting about it. he sounds like matthew mcconaughey reading you a bedtime story, right? and i just have a lot of affinity towards that. and he looks like a preston, right? so the parents said, preston, we are going to the bahamas without you. preston, you stay home and watch the house and so in order to get back at them, he comes back drunk and is going to put the ac on 62. >> brian:

walk away looking fantastic. dave: when you're in high school, you went to which high school? arts high school? mr. lauder: yes.ave: the bronx is a pretty good high school. did you have time to help your mother and father in the company? mr. lauder: i worked after school every day except when i was on the soccer team -- when i had soccer practice. other than that i work every afternoon. dave: did they pay you or say this is part of growing up? mr. lauder: if $.50 an hour's pay, that is what i got. dave: you went to the university of pennsylvania, where he graduated third in your class. what was it that you took out of you pen -- upenn? are you a good business or scholar? what did you want to be? mr. lauder: in business. i told my parents that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to be in the business but my father wanted me to be a chemist. no thank you. i didn't want to be a chemist. i wanted to do marketing. dave: ok. you graduated from upenn third in your class. you wanted to be in business. people would say i want to go to harvard business school. did they accept you? mr. lauder: i got turned down flat. it was

i think it's a colossal mistake, so i think that we'll try to walk back adults with frank there in alexandria, virginia. good to talk to mr. franklin. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. half of me. in mars, 54000000 people could be, in fact, he recovered 19 in the next 2 weeks. that's the warning from the u. k. ambassador to the united nations. now the health care system in that country collapsed when the military took pow on february. the 1st there was a qu, there of course, medics have been attacked and detained. many are on strike and they've been treating people in secrets. kristin salumi has more now from the united nations. this was a chance for security council members to hear directly from a representative of me in march national unity government as well as ethnic minorities. in fact, this was the 1st time that a kitchen representative, briefed the council, and he described the situation in me and mar, as bordering on state collapse. he and the other briefers described, rising food insecurity, ongoing violence, and rapidly spreading corona virus infection. and while there are many calls for help from the i

walk away looking fantastic. david: in high school, you went to which high school? bronx high school? mr. lauder: yes.id: that's a pretty good high school. it did you have time to help your parents in the company? mr. lauder: i worked very often after school every day. i was on the soccer team so when i had practice, i wasn't there but other than that, i worked every afternoon. david: did they pay you or did they say this is part of growing up? mr. lauder: if $.50 an hour's pay, that is what i got. david: you went to the university of pennsylvania, where he graduated third in your class. what was it that you took out of the university of pennsylvania that you are a good businessperson or a good scholar? what did you want to be? mr. lauder: i wanted to be in business. i told my parents that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to be in the business but my father wanted me to be a chemist. no thank you. i did not want to be a chemist because i wanted to do marketing. david: ok. you graduated from the university third in your class and want to be in business so people would say i will go to harvard business

walk in british columbia in canada. it could trigger wildfires like we had mr only a couple of years ago and now ravaging siberia and so on. but also a warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor. and that means that it's much more likely to see every down worse than it was 34 years ago. so although they seem like quite different extreme weather events, in fact, they can be tracked back to that we have an atmosphere now the tax significantly more energy than is just 34 years ago carrying more water vapor. and simply making much more probable that will have extreme weather like this, the chinese government signaling today. very clearly they're going to think about their emergency response mechanisms. that's something that's like something we hear from governments around the world from america, candidates your we were hearing from angle americo in germany. thing something not dissimilar to that this time yesterday. but if you're going to change your response mechanism, seems to me that's a bit like putting a band aid on a broken leg. you know, you're dealing with the immediate circumstance. you're not curing the problem. ye

walk away. it's hard to see a future without bloodier conflict and wider taliban control. mremost in the minds of the leaders who have had operations. in that country. a situation where violent - extremism and fundamentalism return to the heart of - political life in afghanistan would be dire for afghan people as well as our allies _ in the region and beyond. ian blackford. let's have a look at some other news in brief now. millions of poorer families will face a £20 a week cut in their income from the autumn. the work and pensions secretary therese coffey told mps the temporary increase to universal credit will be "phrased out". the benefit is claimed by more than 5.5 million households in the uk, and six conservative former welfare secretaries have urged ministers not to end the uplift. ahead of october, we will start communicating with the current claimants who receive the £20 to make them aware that that will be being phased out, and they will start to see an adjustment in their payments. i think it really kicks in largely in october, but it will start to kick in, i think

mr. president, for that. then he picked up the mic and walked around the room. you know president biden.o people. he knows what they've worked on for years. i came in 2001 and he was one of my mentors from the very beginning. so he's connecting with people. he's talking to them in very personal terms. and he as they say, owned the room. i mean, people were just so pleased that he was there and more importantly, very grateful that he's our president. >> michigan senator debbie, i've been in there many times. thank you for taking us there. >> and we'll have more at the end of this hour about that kind of luncheon the president went to today. we'll have a very special reminiscence about one of those lunches of many years aflg coming up, what senator joe manchin said today about passing voting rights legislation in the senate. that's next. senate that's next. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ libert

mr. pete buttigieg. we don't know much about this deal, so walk us through this deal, how if at all are you going to payor it? >> so what you have in this bill is that historic generational investment that the president has been talking about. we're talking about the biggest dedicated investment in bridges since the eisenhower administration when they set up the interstate highway system in the first place. talking about the biggest investment in public transit that we've ever done as a country, the most for passenger rail since amtrak was set up. it's got funding to take lead out of the pipes in our drink water, so many things that are so long overdue. and i think it's extraordinary in today's washington to see, frankly, democratic and republican senators agreeing on much of anything, let alone a major area of domestic policy. but that's what this deal represents, and this is a big step toward getting it turned into law, signed by the president, and enacted so that agencies across the administration including mine can start deploying those dollars and getting them out to the communities that need them.

walked out. and one day, he thanked me. i said, mr. president, here's the deal. i should be paying you, not you me because i get to give you the advice. and then, i get to leave. no, i'm serious. think about it. the one thing that is real, that is different, i don't -- and i feel comfortable with it. but it is you're the last guy in the room. >> yeah. >> you decide. is the decision i am about to make. will that cause war? will that cause conflict? the decision i am about to make, is it going to hurt people? is it going to help people? that's the part that is different. but the living conditions. i mean, it's such a great, great honor to live in the white house. quite frankly, i kid the vice president. like, one day, barack came over to naval operations. the vice president's residence, which is on about, i guess, 80-90 acres. and it's a beautiful, beautiful spot. and there's a fence around the whole property. >> i bet you miss that, don't you? >> i do. and barack came over and he said this is great. and i said, tell ya, only if the power goes with it. but the poin