scotty says paige told him to back off from michelle.und her without paige around. and i want me to talk to her. dennis murphy (voiceover): but they did talk, and a favorite topic, their spouses' suspicions that something flirtatious was going on between them. by the end of may 2004, scotty, who seemed to put the one-time homecoming queen up on a pedestal, and michelle, the ignored spouse, were crossing the line from friendship to intimacy. i started getting the attention from scotty. and i was like, well, ok, somebody is showing me attention and saying that you're awesome. so here comes scotty. and he's saying, boy, you are a beautiful girl. you're awesome. very welcome words for your ears at that point, huh? yes, sir. dennis murphy (voiceover): michelle began by sending scotty an explicit erotic email, the kama sutra of things she'd like to do with him. i would have never suspected that we'd go there. dennis murphy (voiceover): scotty was tingling and hit return with equally naughty thoughts. i mean, you don't get tempted by something

paige can speak beautifully to this as well. but it happened because at the core of both of these human beings was a heart of gold, a sterling character, unshakable integrity, a sense of fair dealing and decency and integrity that would take them through all their public life and their private lives. and this is what allowed them to become friends. they knew they knew they could trust each other. there's another there's another little display up there. and i know you've seen it, but it's about the post-presidency. and president carter's interviewed and we have the interview and it's go to this museum. see it up there, joel and morel and brooke will give you a first class tour and president carter is asked, well, did you have any serious differences with president ford? president carter said no. fundamentally, i don't have any major disagreements with any decision president ford made as president. and this helps explain you know, president ford was known to deregulate. you know, the economy. the federal government had a lot of ru

paige alexander, the ceo of the carter center in atlanta.hanks so much for all the important work you're doing. and thanks so much for joining us on this special day. i want to continue the conversation right now with the ceo of habitat for humanity, jonathan reckford. jonathan, thanks so much for joining us. how will jimmy carter's legacy impact habitat for humanity? >> well, president carter is so indelibly connected. i think with habitat, most people think he both started and runs habitat, which turned out not to be true, but there's no question president carter getting involved with mrs. carter in 1984 is when the world found out about habitat for humanity and their engagement every year for the next 35 years really put habitat on the map, inspired millions of volunteers. they directly helped over 4000 families have new or improved homes through the carter work projects every year. >> but his example inspired millions. >> and i think the good news is that example continues, and i think so many people who've been inspired by president car

had you told paige? no.nnis murphy (voiceover): but the morning of the detectives' questioning, scotty says his wife had started to figure out that he had killed thad reynolds. we go to my mom and dad's house, paige and i. they call my sister over there. they call the pastor over there. you say i did it? yes. i was the one that murdered thad. yes. dennis murphy (voiceover): in the next 24 hours, scotty met with a lawyer and then checked himself overnight into a psychiatric hospital. the lawyer suggested it? he said, i think you really need to go there, because i-- and i probably did. and i'm not suggesting i was insane when it happened. i remember it happening. dennis murphy (voiceover): scotty, out of sight overnight in a psych ward, was also buying michelle the time she wanted to prepare for thad's funeral without the pall of scotty's involvement hanging over it. but no one in their circle suspected yet that scotty harper could be the killer. friends were, nonetheless, privately buzzing about the new widow

paige is this year's caitlin clark and we knew more about paige than katelyn until a year ago she wasat. and this could be her season. geno 69 years of age just became winningest coach and on the flipside you've got tennessee a program that has a shadow cast by the late pat that's remarkable and for the first time has a coach that's not connected to the summit regime. kim caldwell is eight months pregnant, 36 years of age, and coaching an undefeated tennessee team now trying to get its foot back in the door as a prominent program in this southeastern conference and you add to that iowa with life after caitlin clark we'll see. and louisville has a great coach too, and jeff walz got a team that's played touchest schedule and best recruiting class this past year. >> how each of the programs notably yukon tennessee, iowa had real reasons to watch in the past how the success or stardom led to impressive ratings which we have to say is probably attributable to caitlin clark in the path 35 million total unique viewers 60% in increase in viewership and 96% up year over year and paige is a big

and joining us right now is paige alexander, the ceo of the carter center.and condolences to the entire team at the carter center. i know that this is a difficult time, as you look forward for the coming weeks. for my interviews with the former president, there's one thing he might say about our coverage today. stop talking about me, talk about the causes and the projects that me and rosalynn have focused on for decades. how has he prepared the carter center to do that? >> you know, thank you, richard, you're right. the vision he and rosalynn set forth and the work they pioneered will continue at the carter center. this was where they spent 40 years of retirement in terms of trying to continue to do the same work they were doing in conflict resolution and human rights and rule of law and eradicating and eliminating diseases that they started at the white house. and they just knew they had more to do, and president carter was determined to live his life to the fullest. and we all think he certainly did. >> difficult conversations i know you had with him as we

it is a common refrain. >> paige, how is the family doing?rter earlier in the year after rosalynn carter passed, as you know, and that happened more than a year ago. he was the primary caregiver for the former president. he would make that drive from atlanta to plains to see the former president how is the family doing? >> chip and becky were amazing as were amy, jack, jeff, they were by their side up until the very end. and i think jason carter, who is the oldest grandson and chair of the board of the carter center. all of this is something that president carter wanted his family to be involved in. he wanted there to be a sense of everyone understanding the work that he did and how important it was that he and rosalynn carter. and the family has been wonderful about carrying that on. we look forward to the plans as they get put together. this was a long time coming in many ways but it is still difficult. family is all together down in plains now. >> from all of us at msnbc, a big hug to you over at the carter center and the entire family and

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. >> if you've written a book, we'll publish it for you. >> if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you. >> call ( 800) 563-0741. >> president elect trump continues to add new picks to join his administration. the latest announcements came as trump attended the army-navy football game in maryland on saturday. he used the high profile event as a show of force, bringing along some of his biggest allies, and made a public show of support for pete hegseth, his embattled defense secretary pick. cnn's steve contorno joins us now from west palm beach, near trump's florida home. steve, some of these new picks continue to highlight the benefits of being a big donor absolutely, fred. >> let's take a look at just two of those that were announced yesterday. troy edgar, he's an ibm executive. he's going to be deputy secretary of homeland security if he's confirmed for donald trump. and he is an individual who has donated to committees and to trump's campaign in the last year, as well as bil

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ted, the northern syrian city of a member paige previously had by kurdish forces on that. why would it do that, given the previous claims that the new syrian leadership will be peaceful and inclusive from what you have said as well in this, in this case, i think we need to understand that the tech. yeah. as, as a country has, it's the national uh, you know, a security interest. uh, which has to be consistent, even with the previous regime. they had. uh, what's the cause of the agreement which gives turkey the digital machine and the ability to have like 30 to 40 kilometers eh, securities on inside city in order to prevent the tutors organization speech. it came from uh, you know, the going gets forces that i'm from using the city instead of jesus or its own. uh, you know, for its own purposes. no. eh, i see you at leadership is linked to vacate cubic. it is classified as the so can i vision in the us and turkey as well. i'm and list as the breaks away from the game. it's difficult for a country likes to if you do v as the, as a, you know, as, as a city in the entity. and t

i basically just a freeze boy involve paige speaking today is going to be moving stuff in to be able to bring together the, the components of who i want this to me as being more about i literally had not even cost would be and i want to be able to put a buffet representation of who i am, all of the experiences that i've shaped. what my choices have been towards you reviewed was making these choices. any noise that's half of this. and now it's like the instant visual have because it's solely on. it's so tech's jot on it as like this really vintage, you know, by buying on the, i think she did an exceptional job. i felt transported into home was it was so intimate, a boss now she's very vulnerable. i think that it was quinn to essentially ha and um, even with that the sketches i really didn't expect that the so i have 2 ideas idea. one is sort of like a dance of whole stuff. so instead of going with just jewelry, it was an accessory oriented piece of jewelry, lovely hip carrying like bags. and i won my phone and mistaken whatever we agreed ideas to a decent faced jewelry. it's for festi

mostly women and children, according to the united nations. meanwhile, try out today and i was shaun paige to protect serious religious minorities. though we've heard an awful lot of reports of certain minorities being targeted and aloe white's having the next cut. open up next, disturbing footage of the group during precisely this the the as is evident from the footage indiscriminate killings are taking place. some of the chaos left behind as the militants roll through public, as good executions taking place out on the street signed on the fields. notably, these are the so called motor route rebels. the west is so happy to see how the sure thing is or what else you international good to have your company by the way, an investigation is ongoing and malaysia against the goldman sachs. malaysia's former investment banking chief over the one related to a development bar. hard scandal. the nations from a prime minister is involved in claims the us government has intervene. the us government intervened in the proceedings after the goldman sachs group requested an extension to comply with the su

hey, paige is a columnist. an academic is also a consulting fellow at the chatham house, the think tank. and also here in del hop professor and couple lots who's a director of interface peacebuilding for world religions, diplomacy, and conflict resolution at the carter school for peace and conflict resolution. george mason university. welcome to you all. thanks for your time. and i'll start with you. what will this transition period look like? brothers and sisters in syria. this is a very, very special day. this is the day we get 362. so i just want to share my happiness, my emotion. this is a great the transitions today would sort of anything but tomorrow we're going to start the hard for her daughter to have the syria inclusive, syria, as hugo without 6th period is in syria, was the diversity. see the democratic syria. so i can see my, your, the young generation is the street celebrating, but we know that we have lots, so for lighting ahead and we're going to be 14 to get those 2 bins. our city, hey, it's now

the local media is reporting the president's chief of stuff and several top paige now offered to resign. eunice came reports from sol. it was from crisis to celebration in a matter of hours. south koreans poured onto the streets after president youtube goes back down reversing his decision to impose a martial law. ok, we don't have j. u. after the national assemblies demand to leave, marshall marshal or troops have been withdrawn. i will accept the national assemblies demand and lift muscle through a cabinet meeting. how the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and anti state activities. the sweeping restrictions included banning political activities, controlling media and threatening arrest without warrants doctors on strike were ordered to return to work within 48 hours with politicians, including those when the president's own party brought back in a late night emergency session of parliament. citizenship is leis, risk to show the national assembly will stand with the people to defend de

so we have been working with paige and turnbull as we've studied this building over the years, who's a historic preservation consultant. so we would not make any changes without without their blessing. and they have reviewed all the plans that we've put together to date. so the idea would be on the lower level to have a commercial kitchen with a pickup window so that people in the park could come to that window, and it would also tie into the beach activities. the seating indoors could spill into the outdoors or spill out to the outdoors. the upper level would have. there is an existing fireplace that we would want to keep, so it would have a fireplace, a bar, seating, storage and it would. we wouldn't change the layout too much of what it is right now. we would just potentially demolish one wall to make the bar. here's a rendering of that space. what you'd be looking at here is that pickup window underneath a pergola. it's a little bit hard to see in this rendering from this angle, but but that's what we're looking at from this view. there is a mechanical equipment. so that's what t

. >> criticism of the massive 1500 paige page bill was quick. conservatives railed against the congressional pay raise in the package and the fact that it is yet another catchall christmas tree. however, some lawmakers were torn, especially those whose districts were devastated by hurricanes. the package included more than $100 billion to cover the cost of helene and milton. because they knew they would put members in this position to support it we are damned if we do and damned if we don't. >> this house consequences for mike johnson. some conservatives were balking at voting for him as speaker next year. >> will you just vote present or will you vote for somebody else? >> i will vote for somebody else. >> johnson can only lose one vote in january and remain as speaker. house minority leaderboard hakeem jeffries warned republicans that if they, quote break the bipartisan agreement, you own the consequences. the government shuts down friday night. the house ethics committee will not release its report on matt gaetz until this vote is final. bret

so picking up on that, i one of my characters, eloise paige, served with the ss during the war and she had this sort of she wasn't from one of the northeastern ivy league schools, but she had this sort of blueblood resumÉ that while bill donovan, the head of wasps, really liked. so he liked people, well-connected, affluent, well-educated families. so he, you know, recruited certainly from from wall street and from yale and from brown and from harvard. but louise page went to a number of different southern schools, including my mother's alma mater, hollins college, in virginia. she was ran a randolph and a page. and those were first families of virginia white families, obviously. and so she, too, was recruited at in having sort of the the right family background and level. and she during the war, she worked well. bill donovan's secretary. and so of course she came to and that then she her career was accelerated and she went overseas and she began files on escaped nazis. so again the ability to keep track of people and to keep files on people and to know where they are would be a thread

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reporter paige riley bartends at mothership in the mission. she said san francisco's notorious tab skipper took off without paying several weeks ago and did the same thing at the bar next door. if you've ever been to a bar on the weekend, you know they can get pretty busy and bartenders are dealing with dozens of people at a time. so i think he's just kind of using that to his advantage. bartenders across the city only know the man as jared, but they all know his typical m.o. he was like, oh, my car doesn't work. tried to run to the atm right across over here and tn just never came back. she didn't serve him without an id and payment, but others have. he's been known to have stiffed so many bars across the city. bartenders are now warning others about him in a private facebook group of 1400 san francisco bartenders. it's basically a jared spotting group at this point. like you pull up the facebook group, it's just picture after picture. there's actually a map, too, created by another local bartender with any bar that he's been spotted at befor

. >> oh, paige, you wild, impetuous fool.the abc sitcom ellen is being canceled just one year after the main character came out as a lesbian in entertainment weekly. >> you said you were dropped or fired, basically because i'm gay. >> a correct quote i believe that because the show was so gay. >> yes. the fact that the show didn't continue must have been extremely traumatic and hard on her. >> ellen was driven out of the industry for a while after that episode, so there was a backlash, i think, that threatened to put a chill on development of any more shows with gay characters, because you could always find an executive who'd say, look what happened with ellen. >> and it has been one wild year. >> i know that whole live stream was crazy. >> what? >> oh, wait, you mean the rumors about me and the french pole vaulter? who's saying that? is it everybody? >> i have zero idea what you're talking about. >> and you think i'm the one that doesn't follow the news? >> i did like that one new song about coffee. espresso. oh, i'd love on

when you get back to all this forgiveness from president trump, he forgave hillary clinton, lisa a paigeer strzok, all hose people, mccabe. all those people should have been prosecuted. i know trump wants to be sympathetic to hunter biden, but let me el you, david weiss, he's not sympathetic to hunter biden. he said 11 article iii judges appointed by six different presidents don't buy the argument that bind is making saying, oh, this was an attack and vindictiveness against hunter biden. these whistleblowers were not political. they discoclosed, they were the beginning of disclosing this horrible misjustice, miscarriage of justice, unequal justice under law that we're seeing in all these agencies. that's why i love all the picks we're seeing, kash patel, pam bondi, john ratcliffe. this is an amazing team. the people in our country want accountability. it isn't just republicans, everybody wants accountability. larry: yes. >> some of those people are criticizing kash patel, i don't know, i think he's going to be fabulous. he's brilliant and he's strong, and he's going to do the job. larry:

usa today's washington bureau chief susan paige. the president-elect saying he is a believer in the polio vaccine but in the same sentence going on to talk about connections, disputed, discredited connections between vaccines and autism and we know that rfk jr. is closest advisors, lawyer, just a year or so ago, applied to the fda to revoke its approval for polio. that would end vaccine distribution if they were to grant that. now the trump administration has its own rather controversial picks for all of these choices under rfk jr. if he gets confirmed as secretary at the fda at cdc and the like, medicare and medicaid. vaughn? >> exactly. he received quite a few questions about robert f. kennedy jr. specifically and the extent to which he would seek to block vaccines that are on the market from access to the american public. i want to let you listen to our garrett haake's questions who was in the room there at mar-a-lago and was able to ask kennedy one of those questions about not only those folks who are concerned about their kids'

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those are of units within the the now remember the time such as mount paige danner, i was old. those were formerly s the facility ages, but they slipped not because of a particular fighting or offensive, but mainly because the, our as the affiliation groups that switched and placed that loyalty to aged yet. so i think this is an attempt to cut down the sds territory without actually officially or practically go to war against the staff. and on the other hand is also important for syria because it needs to actually have one army representing many different ethnic groups. religious groups and then for us, the demo as you say, is very much in the detail because we'll have to see exactly how, what to what extent of these groups will be integrated. whether hedge diaz can do it without actually creating so much tension. a bureau to bureaucratic and basically resistance that these groups will resist that challenge with the same. so i know being so hands off that these groups remain autonomous. but on the government's pay you the u. s. military has kill 2, i saw fighters and airstrikes

paige riley, bartender at mothership in the mission. said san francisco's notorious tab skipper took off without paying several weeks ago and did the same thing at the bar next door. if you've ever been to a bar on the weekend, you know they could get pretty busy. and bartenders are dealing with dozens of people at a time. so i think he's just kind of using that to his advantage. bartenders across the city only know the man as jared, but they all know his typical m.o. he was like, oh, my car doesn't work. tried to run to the atm right across over here and then just never came back. she didn't serve him without an id and payment, but others have. he's been known to havee stiffedo many bars across the city. bartenders are now warning others about him in a private facebook group of 1400 san francisco bartenders. it's basically a jared spottingroup at this point. like you pull up the facebook group, it's just picture after picture. there's actually a map, too, created by another local bartender with any bar that he's been spotted at before.

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in september, explosive attacks in lebanon targeting paige bueckers used by hezbollah members.the blast killed 12 and injured more than 2300. cnn learned israel was behind the attack, which was a joint operation between israel's intelligence service, the mossad, and the israeli military. the lebanese government condemned the attack as criminal. israeli aggression. number five police in illinois released body camera footage of the deadly police shooting of sonia massai in july. the 36 year old black woman had called 911 for help to report a possible prowler at her home in springfield. >> i heard somebody outside. >> we didn't see nobody. >> nobody's out here. >> the body camera footage shows the deputy continuing to interact with massai, but things take a turn when she goes to check on a pot on the stove. >> your hot, steaming water away from my hot, steaming water? yeah. oh, i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> i shoot you in the name. you better not. i swear to god i'll shoot you in your face. okay. i'm sorry. drop the puck! drop the puck! >> three shots were fired, killing m

if you want is the first paige of the book you will see it.o "back the man who's in the arena whose face is marred by blood and dust is tries diet we and comes up short again and again because there's no effort without error and shortcomings but who strives to do the deeds who knows great enthusiasm and devotionnt to put himself in a worthy cause to find achievement and at the worst if he fails, fails while daring greatly so this place shall never be the cold souls who know neither victory nor defeat. it's a famous "mike many of you are motivated by it as well. this book aims to ask w those questions. this book is not about my life. i'm not enough to believe i should be writing at biography at the age of 35 and i'm not a state senator from illinois. this book is not about teddy roosevelt or his historic speech. and i'm not attempting to litigate his life as a conservative and i'm very aware what he gave us in 1912 and under his presidencyy of woodrow wilson. it's a teddy roosevelt as an american is generous of this book is not about me and it'

and i saw the president come in with secretary of education ron paige. and i stood there as the president walked and went to the podium and the first thing he said was, i'm going to have to be going back to washington, d.c. and then he explained what had just. it was a very short, but i was not pleased because i don't think that it was true that we were going to back to washington d.c. we didn't know enough say that we could do that. so i kind of got a little angry with dan bartlett and i ran around the building to get into the motorcade with the president. i saw dan i said, dan, why did you let him say going back to washington, d.c.? he said, didn't. the president just said that he was going back to washington, d.c. i said, we do not know that yet. we drove very fast to the airport in saratoga and ended up getting on air force one. i should tell you that the motorcade showed up in the secret, opened the door to the beast. the presidential limo. i was struck by a protocol. no, no. the engines on force one were already running. and the protocol is that yo

thank you al and paige, and thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023 is, the gentlewoman from arizona, ms. leger fernandezo -- ms. less co-is recognized -- ms. lesko is recognized for 60 minutes. ms. lesko: i ask all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and submit extraneous materials on this topic. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. lesko: it's been an honor of a lifetime to serve in these sacred halls of the u.s. house of representatives. and part of that great honor is to serve with fantastic colleagues, members of the u.s. house of representatives. and i'd like to yield time to my great colleague, paul gosar from arizona. mr. go star: i rise to mr. gosar: i rise to honor le -- debbie lesko. she's fought for all arizonans and been a champion for the people she represents. it's my honor serving with representative lesko in the arizona delegation. as a colleague we frequently collaborated as advo

so we have been working with paige and turnbull as we've studied this building over the years, who's a historic preservation consultant. so we would not make any changes without without their blessing. and they have reviewed all the plans that we've put together to date. so the idea would be on the lower level to have a commercial kitchen with a pickup window so that people in the park could come to that window, and it would also tie into the beach activities. the seating indoors could spill into the outdoors or spill out to the outdoors. the upper level would have. there is an existing fireplace that we would want to keep, so it would have a fireplace, a bar, seating, storage and it would. we wouldn't change the layout too much of what it is right now. we would just potentially demolish one wall to make the bar. here's a rendering of that space. what you'd be looking at here is that pickup window underneath a pergola. it's a little bit hard to see in this rendering from this angle, but but that's what we're looking at from this view. there is a mechanical equipment. so that's what t

you remember satchel paige and all of them.nd she said, well, you know, she didn't do anything about it. and then i learned that her favorite bookstore was in england and that darryl pinckney gave it away. he got the aba last year. darryl pinckney. he gave it away. he because dwelt among those people. i use a spy in any country right he said they spent a lot of time working on the english accents, you know you know some guy born saint louis. i say, my dear fellow, a chap, that chap or that bloke. i'll tell you, that's what they were all about. i know he's got himself a royalist here. okay, so he's born in st louis and we published home his that people can understand all about his. so meriwether had to do a go fund and is he offended the literary establishment in new york that we call the family when? she took on one of their stars who did a pop psychological analysis of nat turner. she's a hundred years old. so dr. greene, her colleagues undermined manhattan's one at a time ism and. she also uses the media not knowing that when

newness memo he co-wrote in 2018 that was looking at how the fbi obtained fisa warrants on carter paigeing there's a lot of things in that memo that were vindicated by the justice department inspector general. the fbi did make mistakes, as david said, but the fundamental notion that the russia investigation was a hoax, that's a conspiracy theory. if you don't believe me, go read the senate intelligence committee report released in was to that was co-signed by marco rubio. i hope he's asked about this at his confirmation hearing. this is a remarkable document that most people have never seen, don't know what it says. it was signed off on by the republican senators on the intelligence committee, and it said that russia interfered in the election, that the trump campaign was open to those efforts, and was willing to use the fruits of russian interference to help get elected. it called that a massive counterintelligence threat. so i think that's kash patel's foundational belief, the russia hoax, and it's just flat wrong, guys? >> coming up, the story we mentioned at the top of the hour, don

together with miss paige, instructed by mrs hodge, james and alan, we represent a small cohort of extraordinarilyine, courageous and exceptionally remarkable people who have suffered beyond imagination and who are being re—victimised and re—traumatised in this appalling process. we only represent former sub supposed masters which has allowed us the freedom to argue that there is absolutely nothing to be done with an institution so blind, so wilfully incapable of understanding its own terrible wrongdoing. ourfocus throughout this inquiry has been on genuinely attempting to assist you to establish the truth and thereby facilitating future prosecutions of those responsible for these terrible crimes, based upon this inquiry�*s fair, impartialand unimpeachable fair, impartial and unimpeachable findings fair, impartialand unimpeachable findings of fact that you will record in due course. and, of course, our otherfocus, which is why i began with it, is compensation. unspeakable crimes compensation. unspea kable crimes were compensation. unspeakable crimes were committed to conflict the innocent. evidenc