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. >> these parties were attended by celebrities, politicians, poc athletes and music label m executivesusicl. his former producer claims every room and diddy's homes wired with hidden cameras. and these parties were sponsored by universal music.s. motown records. the complaint says there was blackmail, piles of narcotics and of young and aspiring talent. >> this lifestyle's been simmering under the surface for years. >> i call them and say, i have e a family member who i wantwant you to hire them as an intern. >> and i have never talked about this publicly. and i and he said, yes. intethey were flying around. one of the interns, atlanta, miami, whatever,whatever on thet in the house, whatever. and then the internship stopped abruptlyjet, three or four monts into it. >> why did it? and he wouldn't say. and yearhe woulds later, they fy came out and email and said that puff had said, come home, m stay the night with me, or the internship is over. and they said, absolutely not. >> he said, absolutely not. and the internship endedutely n >> now did. he's found guilty. he's a combination of harve

i thought i don't think people quite realizele quihe poc how antithetical to the mission of the police. the actions of the new york city council and the new york state legislature the,l who gets a pass as all the way up in albany. but if anything, they dop in ald more damage to the mission of the men and women in blue. the city council as recently passed upwards of ten new measures that their new tactic is to bury the police and bureaucracy and paperwortactics toy thk is y cognitively done. >> they know that a lot of this they be met by the police because of personnel reasons. they just don't have enough bodies- by o. e doin they know what they're doing and they're doing it cognitivele do cogniy. officer mark and what do you think of the optics? you have three presidents goinge to one particular location to raise money. it's a verr locatiy festive affr a president to stop. u the one president of the united states from running and regaining that presidency. >> who is attending the funerali of a slain policcee officer whou stands there and talks about the law and order, which is totally

detention center in brooklyn to a low security prison, which is where i suspect tell end up in either lawn poc were terminal island de will feel like disneyland compared to that detention center, but it's it's an adjustment to stand for count to be warehoused for a very long period of time, to potentially have a job at scrubbing toilets and showers? i don't like when people feel that they can't be used useful in prison. he can have a productive life there, but it's going to require him to invest the time and do the work and be deferential and humble and recognize he's moving into an environment where people may loathe him because he was a billionaire. people may admire him. people may hate him. so he needs to study that environment, lay low adjust do his job, avoid the person hustle because the primary goal if you go to prison is not to make matters worse, hardly good day goes by without some prison are getting caught with an iphone getting transferred, and if he's lucky off to go to a low security prison, his goal is eventually to go from a low to a minimum security camp where i serve time, n

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receiving >> any usable data from the spacecraft's since november, they sent a special command called a poc to bypass the issue. voyager apparently poked back, sitting a new batch of data and giving engineers and idea for how to fix the problem. remember, voyager one one launched in 1977 it's currently 15 billion miles from earth, way outsider solar system. it was only designed to function for five years. so is certainly exceeded expectations this picks up the conversation we were having yesterday about having high expectations for space where sure. it's like the perfect kristin fisher story, 1977. and poked back predates both of us. i'm still waiting for a few weeks back on facebook and someone that probably going to poke on facebook anymore. >> i don't >> i don't think there is it's still plenty to come are no central, including mapping the inner parts of the brain. it may sound a bit far-fetched, but researchers are doing it right now. and their potentially helping them treat people with debilitating disorders like parkinson's, tourette's, and ocd. we're back and just moments. hope back