i couldn't see r.hen you're going to jail. that's why he said i would rather go to jail now. >> ruby writes, oh, god, oh, father, we need a miracle. we need your help now. send the host of heaven. >> she's praying her guts out and driving around in a panic. and they're all just terrified. >> ruby and jodi split up in separate cars to search for r. after 15 minutes of driving, ruby finds him walking on the road and she writes, i get out of the car. r is shocked to see me. >> and at that point, that's where he started to become handcuffed and bound so that he wouldn't escape again. >> if all this isn't upsetting enough, then ruby reveals something else in her writings. a plan to leave the state with her kids and jodi in tow. >> one of the things that terrifies me in that journal is how she talks about how important it is for them to move to a house on a larger property. >> in arizona. >> in arizona on a ranch-style property. >> ruby writes, g-jo has been looking for property and is feeling more imminent.

r. c and wanda. how these are the columns like to in the congo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days to thank you for having me. first, the conflict and condo has been going on for decades now. since 1996 and largely the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it, we need to talk about it now more than ever because it affects all of our lives. and so one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that we get to enjoy, like our mobile phones and our electric cause. oh and all of this a is affecting millions of people like coffee, for example pop. what would you say are the most pressing challenges right now? once again, we're talking about a conflict that has been going on for decades, but what are the most serious issues at the moment? yes. all right, thank you again for having us. and i think the challenges you mind guess oh, in this conflict right now, if you're on th

r. c to mining. we cannot do that. we have to remember that color is also home to the largest, the 2nd largest reinforced in the world. and so this the color base, it is very important in combat and climate change. and so us with our organization in terms of the congo, we work in all those areas in the, in the, in the mind as well as in the reinforcement also with governance. right? because we need to support local police communities in grass roots, organizations that are trying to combat the need to them that you know, that goes on. and so that's the sort of the companies people become the beneficiaries of the people who benefit the most from the lands natural resources and instead of the few what the top a coffee your take here. i mean, you have to clear country when you are really young and it's been going on for 30 years. why comp, politicians in the congo just get a grip and fix this are yes cents. yeah, i'm looking back here about childhood and how i was, however, affected by these being recruited as a child surg

to protect the 12-year-old boy's identity, we're calling him "r."t to see be what unsettling. >> underneath the duct tape was saran wrap wrapped around both his legs. and on both wrists were the same. when i asked him how did he get the injuries? he told me that his mom and jodi -- >> does he know his mom's name? >> ruby franke is his mom's name. >> juju: the famous influencer and mom of six, and her friend and business partner, jodi hildebrandt, who lives just minutes away. "r" informs the police he has siblings at jodi's house, and the police rush over. >> police officers! open up! jodi? i need you to step out. >> i have -- i have my attorney -- >> that's great, step out of the house -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa quhoerks squham. >> we were able to enter jodi's house due to the exigent circumstances surrounding. >> police, anybody home? police officers! >> juju: just over 10,000 square feet. this home has multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, including a large safe room. >> we found a rope. we found handcuffs. it was really set up like a private room.

r. c is very interesting, right? again, i will go to you in just a minute, but i want to bring up an element that we found while researching for the show online. one of the things that campaigners are pushing for is for us to rethink our consumption habits. take a listen. over 6000000 people have been on a lived in the past 25 years. that is a little over 714 people a day. at least 48 women are being raped daily and don't even get me started on the men, women and children being blown up. and those mines just for us to have our dates and our carts. i'm gonna just say this. knowing that has completely changed my perspective and i love my carts do, but no hit or high in the world is worth the lives of innocent people. reagan, would you agree with what the social media use or just said to yes, i think that's part of the problem, but it's not the only problem i would say um i have some issues with people who just defined the conflicts here in a correlation in relation we've, we've minds, there is, are lots of to say about

we have a huge effort in global health r&d.invested $250 billion in trying to discover the next wave of medicines to treat these. david: what about di? dr. narashimhan: we are on track. we have a 48% women in management, the median pay is higher for women than for men. so we have our work to do at the upper levels of the company but overall doing well. david: what skill set should somebody develop in order to rise up to be a ceo? dr. narashimhan: i think the biggest thing i think about is curiosity. just relentless, relentless curiosity. whatever position i was in i had to learn, teach myself, be relentlessly curious and then apply it. having experiences in a range of different parts of the business world will be a huge success. ♪ david: how may employees does novartis have now? dr. narashimhan: 76,000. david: 76,000. that's a lot of employees. so do you frequently get a chance to meet them? how do you deal with all those employees? dr. narashimhan: i think the most valuable thing i find in my job is to go around the world and

i think part of the reason they were interested is i had a background in r&d.hink it was also not only my age but the fact that i think no other major pharmaceutical company had an r&d or development head as their ceo. david: your strategy has been different than what you inherited. novartis had a generic drug business and you sold that. why did you get out of that business, it seemed reasonably profitable. dr. narashimhan: as you know, when you have these conglomerates, you have to ask, is there value building all of these businesses together? the question is, what are we really great at? when i came into the role of ceo, we were in consumer health, devices, generics, we had a broad portfolio. i think what our company is great at is discover novel breakthroughs and getting access to over 280 million patients, which is our reach today, the largest we believe of any pharma company. in order to do that well, i didn't think we could allocate capital successfully across these different businesses. we spun out, one of the largest in recent memory, we sold our consum

of course, drugmakers do not set prices according to r&d costs. instead, the price of a patent drug is simply the most that we as a society are willing to pay to care for our sick and loved ones where monopoly power blocs affordable alternatives, blocks market competition and we have little choice. today, perhaps for the first time, our country is making progress challenging high prices and rationing including through price negotiation and price spikes. we commend the committee's attention to this problem, but the problem is getting worse. more action is needed. we should negotiate prices from the moment a drug hits market, not wait a decade as we are today, which costs taxpayers money. with support legislation before your committee to strengthen market competition and transparency and accelerate generic entry. ultimately, we will have to confront monopoly power. that is the rotten foundation allowing drugmakers to project influence to game the law and keep prices high. other real challenges, including patient assistance, challenging middlemen who

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did did obama run this r by biden before doing it?>> i mean, it certainly seems to undermine his presidency. and there's a little nugget in that axios piecg this e that's not getting discussed as much. and it talks about the overlap between the obama staff and the biden staff and even obama back in 2021 told the new york i times that, lookng, 90% of the biden administration, they're my people, right? >> it's just a continuatioren of the work that he was doing. and of course, that raises questions at a timhee whenthe vt the vast majority of americans don't think that obama or that bideny of is worth it, bute has the mental faculties to be running the country. th saw how lloyd austin was in the hospital, didn't even tell the whitee not house thate he was in the hospital. gavin newsom visited the white house when biden wasal.some in i middle east and 2022. so who is running this whitese:o house? >> obama's running joe biden, i think. well, i mean, lookhink , obama has said as much. >> and to do that. well, if he was running him, joe woul

and even one of his trips on r&r. a you bring up an interesting point which was something that sort of dovetails the earlier question. i think american history has of cartoonish images of both john glenn and ted williams like we do with a lot of ultra ultra celebrities from the past. john glenn, not he hated being called, you know, a boy scout like he in the right stu■lff. dudley do. do-right harry hair. sure. mr. mr. maureen was with the other astronauts sort of called derisively he wasn't as clean because he didn't you know the image was he never drank. he never smoked. he never swore. stoddard told me that wasn't true. and i even found out there's again, i'm not going to say in the church, i've done one case of him swearing, talking about some some rifle women who tried to shoot down his plane in korean war and he drank and there's even the photo i showed earlier is of him holding a pipe. so he smoked. so he wasn't as quite as clean cut as as history remembers that he would never go out on the town one night during

now let's bring in former fema coordinato s bring r mark navarro,a litt who joins us now.mark, tell me a little bit bit about the details. we should expect. >> well, we're hoping to findar out a lot of the informatione ht that kevin just talked about. >> but what i'm anxious to see, whato is what how theyw they compare the findings of this blas findingt black box, if you, voice data recorder to what they had in june when the same ship had problemmes. is there a is it a recurring problem? and where were they in particular? was it malfunction in terms was l or is theren here something else going on here that we just don't know about? >> so we could have anything fail mechanical failure to human error? are you ruling out sabotagrrore i think based on what we've seen of recent and we can talkan about those recent events if you want, jesse, but i it raises some alarm for me reg with regards to cyber hacking and cyber securityardsin. or and the reason for that is because of what's taken place within the last probably four months. the different events, e last pbly fourthe notific

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so as the aim is peace in eastern d r. c. there's been heavy fighting between the congolese army and m. 23 rebels, which is again driving displacement and regional tensions. the archie and others have accused rwanda of supporting the m. 23 rebels. rewan to the nice the allegations. the seas east is rich in resources from gold and diamonds to coal ton, but there are now fears that the situation could escalate further as united nations peacekeepers begin withdrawing this week. the r c government says the un forces have not done enough to protect civilians from armed groups and militias in the area. the latest fighting broke out close to the main city goma in the neighboring town of saki shutdown and amanda. hundreds of thousands of people headed for goma in the hope of finding food, water and shelter. when claudine arrived at had 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma, she felt relief. but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 pe

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