then robbie says darren suddenly walked off, and robbie lost sight of him. >> he continues walking. >> robbie says he called out to darren, but there was no answer, so he kept walking, figuring darren would catch up. >> that is when i heard someone yelling there, i see you there, something like that. after that just the shots. like three or four shots. i just started crying. >> gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now terrified robbie ran back home. >> he is faster than i am. i thought he is probably coming. i was almost sure he was coming. >> but darren wouldn't return and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911, what's your reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 9 11. >> shots were fired. >> when "dateline" continues. protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestat

department at the iranian institute for european and american studies in west jerusalem robbie sable a professor at hebrew university in jerusalem he is former legal advisor to the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and former counselor at the embassy of israel to the united states and in can leave a is director of the iran project at the international crisis group who was part of the go shove the negotiations that led to the iran nuclear deal a warm welcome to you all ali i want to start with you israel is now saying it has no intention to escalate this any further do you believe the worst is over or is this only going to get worse. this is written is very tense so it can go either way the risks are really high and there's a lot of friction at the moment between iran and israel and obviously in the aftermath of the president from withdrawing from the nuclear deal the tensions are even higher but from my perspective i think israel is in a win win situation because if you consider options that iran would either demonstrate restraint because of its own calculations that this moment ne

that's just not going to happen. >> robby? >> i will agree inasmuch as i think bill clinton was president to try to govern and move things and he wanted to move forward and try to govern the country. donald trump just cares about himself. this is all about him. he likes the attention. he likes being a fighter, and you know, i think that's why strangely for our party, for democrats, we'll have to approach it from a standpoint of failing to save anybody. he's out for himself every day. >> the excuse that he always uses and he's been floating since he didn't win television awards for "the apprentice" and set himself up and that's that the system is rigged. they hate me. even if it goes to impeachment and he's thrown out he'll say it was against me and then he'll go be the ceo of fox news. >> it seems like the legal fight and the beginning stages with the midterm election, rob, what's the impact there? >> this is a big quandary for our party. it is sad and frightening that the president is flouting the legal process like this. thi

. >> robby, the president's new lawyer rudy giuliani revealed the president's payment and he told "thehington post" that the president paid cohen with personal funds. quote, they were paid in the personal funds and never considered a campaign payment and more a harassment case and also said this, quote, imagine if that came out on october 15th, 2016, in the middle of the last debate of hillary clinton. cohen didn't even ask. he made it go away. he did his job. so, how is this not related to the campaign? >> yeah. exactly. i medium not a lawyer here but sometime, you know, we're very focused on the fact that the president lies. i don't think there's any news in that. they lie about everything. we just found out he dictated a bogus health letter to the doctor yesterday. we do have incrementally evidence of a violation and perhaps two different angles. somebody can't give something of value to your campaign and the campaign not report that so either a loan needed to be reported because this amount of money is illegal to give to a campaign. cohen could have given up to $2,7 00 in the gener

connects you with primary care physicians the cost is $20 a year for unlimited use for the first year robby cape is cofounder of 98.6. thanks for being here today. we just heard about some of these other things like virtual docs and other things. how is 98.6 different? >> number one is quality it's very important to us to develop an ongoing relationship with our patients. so we want to be there, not only when they get sick, we want to be there for them in wellness. for example, after the first time we see them, we might discover something about them and follow up with them a few months later >> does that mean seeing the same doctor every time, or is it just, you keep records of all of this and whoever's getting back to me may differ >> we keep records in fact, what we're endeavoring you to do is have you build a relationship with the 98.6 service, so you'll feel like 98.6 is really putting its arms around you as a service and 98.6 is getting bac delivering the care. >> i know the app uses artificial intelligence. it uses some sort of screening to check my symptoms and see if i need to see a

robbie hawkins there.s we heard earlier in the programme, when they return they‘re due to start considering all the changes made to the government‘s flagship brexit bill by the house of lords, beginning a round or two of parliamentary ping—pong. so, what is it and how does it work? our man at the table is gary connor. first the bill goes... back to the commons, where mps look at changes that their colleagues in the upper house have made. if mps agree with the amendments, the bill can quickly become law. i beg to move that the house agrees with the lords in amendment two, and following that brief moment of disagreement with their lordships, i am pleased to say that we are now encouraging the house to agree with their lordships in all other amendments. but if some or all of the changes go against what the government wants, then the bill bounces back... to the house of lords, along with reasons why the government doesn‘t agree with them. during parliamentary ping—pong, the text of the bill is still physically

are actually taking a chance on him in the primary, i'm leery of that. >> robbie, crystal ball tonight headline coming off this big primary day? what's the headline coming off of it tomorrow? >> if blankenship is out there, i think we'll be talking about a senate race that the republicans are potentially letting slip away. joe manchin is going to be -- i believe he can win no matter what because i believe he has a special standing in the race. i don't know. my honest crystal ball, i don't think there is going to be a lot of news. ohio, i think rich cordray is likely to win there -- >> so the establishment winds over bernie sanders? >> i wouldn't call rich cordray establishment. >> you don't want to, that's for sure. >> i would say dennis runskli k runs a weak race. >> you've got three candidates, two members of congress and a businessman named mike brown. i think republicans are in good shape there no matter who of the three win, and i think that race is probably number one on the most likely to flip with senator donnelly in a democratic positionment i think the republ republicans are

scott jennings and robbie mook. from a legal standpoint, does it make sense would be of the president's attorneys would go to this meeting to address it, to send a message of transparency? >> no, it doesn't. i mean i think the message that it sends is to sort of put the film on the scale and send a message of, you know, even just saying the president cares about transparency is sort of sending a message that the president is watching this and is concerned about it. in this particular meeting, first of all i don't think they should have had the meeting in the first place, but given they're going to do a meeting about a highly-sensitive question of confidential source, the last thing you want in the room are people who are political. it really, i think, cuts against the president's -- you know, the sort of argument that this is something other than political, right? it sort of made this into a much more political event than i think it should have been. so it is really hard for me to understand from the legal vantage p

robby, tegan and natasha, thank you. still to come.. and tackling air pollution. councils are to be given new powers to cut down on the use of solid fuels and wood burners. will it make you think twice about using them? time for the latest news — here's joanna gosling. hi there. ariana grande has tweeted "thinking of you all" ahead of a day of remembrance to mark the first anniversary of the manchester arena attack. it is a year since a suicide bomber killed 22 people as they left ariana grande's concert at the manchester arena. 800 people were left with physical and psychological injuries. local councils in england are expected to be given new powers to curb the use of wood burners to heat homes. it's part of a new clean air strategy — which sets out plans to reduce the level of harmful particles in the air, which can cause serious health problems. greater legal protection could be given to police drivers who are involved in a road crash during a pursuit. the home office is looking at reforms — which would affect forces in england and

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kat timpf is here, along with robby soave, and lisa depasquale. we have some areas that if all of these things are proven true, they could be very bad. other things that have not been proven true so far are very boring. >> this is all very crazy. it's something different every day. obviously that's a huge deal. it doesn't discredit the entire russia investigation. i think that investigation needs to be completed and brought to its full conclusion. i want to see all the things investigated. we don't know anything now for sure. right now there is so much confusion and a lot of crazy talk all over the place. kennedy: it's a little disingenuous when republicans talk about sp spygate and the pr these institutions have to spy on americans. >> the apparatus of law enforcement, the fbi of spying on people has gotten more powerful and violating of our civil liberties over the years. it's not surprising, i don't think, that it can be turned on people of for clear partisan purposes. i find this new wrinkle interesting. i don't know if there is enough yet to

robby spent three weeks in a coma. and the surgeon who saved his life with a millimetre to spare.he only problem i've got left, i've got no feeling in my left foot. disabled in that foot. but i found a way around it. i will make it work. and i will prove them. the brightest flash i've ever seen in my life... when the explosion happened. —— from the suicide bomber. removed from his chest and legs. of bolts stuck in my heart. doctors called me the miracle lad. of the two blood vessels. this conversation. morning, ladies! the whole healing process. she's been the adult. she's the one supporting me. she's been absolutely brilliant. to the concert who were scared. she said, they're not going to beat us, daddy. she's there. she's been the rock. you've got to be thankful you're still here. wake up every day, no matter what the weather is, be happy. you know what i mean? start every game new again, now. to make the most of it. you said at the beginning, your goal is to play rugby again. still is. it's been set back a bit. i keep on training, training. i'll get back somehow. people, that's

my name is robby dean, robert dean. i'm a former executive director of the civic center sailing center. i just wanted to come here and express to you further how important the center is to the san francisco. the sailing center has thousands of kids who come through the program. you know this, and that access to the beach is very important. i'm also an international race -- being able to adapt to the new marina plan is not -- the access up into the cove where the slips are proposed to be is the windward area where we train and do our racing, practicing for racing as well as the four or five events for the year that are major events for that racing. sailing up into that cove is very important, and course configuration really cannot be adjusted to accommodate this. the marina's a huge impact on the treasure island sailing center programs, and i strongly urge you to support the resolution for clipper cove planning, 180331. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. my name is ramel barrientos. i taught at t.i.s., 2013 and '14

o, he did not n purely troubled robbie u.s. during his presidency, but he never left the u.s. during his presidency. until woodrowe wilson the president leaves the u.s. during his presidency, but also obviously had teddy roosevelt traveled all over the world prior to his presidency and afterwards, but it is significant that he is the first american president, former, that any of the people around the world had ever met with. you take onid he this project? prof. semmes: i became interested in the legacy of his presidency. i was focused on his presidency and how he presents the united , but ito the world really thought it was an interesting thing that a lot of much did not know about it, but if they did know about it, they thought it was a leisurely trip, but it is more than that. where the papers at mississippi state university? papers of ulysses s. grant for many years were at carbondale, and after that, they were run by a man named john mike simon. inunfortunately passed away to the maid, and they looked for a new executive editor of the grant the first project. a longtime me

last night, margot robbie said she hopes to follow suit. >> i just got back yesterday. she texed.oing to come watch? sure. >> she wouldn't be the first person on "dancing with the stars" to show a different side of herself. >> no, no. >>> let's get bahhing to margot for a second. she's a supportive friend and co-star. she's also a good boss. >> i have learned a lot about you this ebbing. >> oh. okay. >> first thing i learned is you give good tea service at 4:00 a.m. on set. >> i'm always making a cup of tea. >> you want one? >> she's literally serving tea. she got up. got a tray of drinks. >> and the second thing. you put mike myers' wife on her back in a drinking game. >> she challenged my wife to a drinking contest. >> i gotta ask, who won? >> oh, my gosh. margot did. she wiped the floor with us. >> so cute. there is drinking on the the job. it was a good time. imminent death. >> her good time in the tlirl "terminal" might have something to do with her co-star mike myers. he would like to reprise one of his iconic roles. >> i would love to do a movie there dr. evil's perspective

he knows how to keep that base happy and you keep seeing that level of loyalty. >> anna, robbie, jason much. and always, just when you thought the scandal surrounding scott pruitt could not get worse. it just did. who the head of the epa had dinner with while visiting the vatican. here is a hint. it wasn't the pope. g for her wo. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. >>> today companies that did briz with michael cohen are rushing to call the business deals mistakes. but only after they were outed this week in documents from stormy daniels' lawyer. today the pharmaceutical giant novartis and at&t as well, currently we should say trying to buy cnn parent company time warner, trying to clean up hits to their r

british highjumper robbie grabarz, who won a bronze medal at the london 2012 olympics, has retired.n, says he doesn't enjoy competition anymore. the women's super league season comes to a close this weekend. chelsea are already the champions, and also the cup winners, but it has also been a remarkable season for ann—katrin berger. the birmingham city keeper was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in november, butjust last month the german made it into the wsl team of the year. my my first thought was, why me? because ie to healthy, i am not a drinker at all. i play football, because ie to healthy, i am not a drinkerat all. i play football, —— i eat healthy. a few years ago, my dad passed away, and i wasjust, like, no, i have to be strong for my family. my my first question, and my dying? after this, he said, my first question, and my dying? afterthis, he said, no, that's, like, it's 90% you actually get rid of it, and i was, like, ok, iam not as 10%. it was even harderfor me of it, and i was, like, ok, iam not as 10%. it was even harder for me to tell my mum that i was diagnosed with canc

hello and welcome everybody my name is sharon my money from my robby kenya and i bring it out of a. barrel mental topic you know a new episode of africa and i'm alone joining me with my colleague. from nigeria. and hello everybody and warm welcome to the show. nigeria this week you'll learn why a german company is growing vegetables indoors but that's all we have on the show here the other things we have lined up for you. this it was on the. sign a partnership with the national park. will explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the end continent in numbers half a million strong they are now in only a few pockets of them left in eastern and southern africa but the economy performs an essential role in maintaining biodiversity on the continent they are in to go to the regulation. of trace machines and the contribute to hell the ecosystem as the largest is now come painting for

with five minutes to go the ref called a penalty for a foul on car in better robbie. and coach heiko hellish decided this was the moment to bring key swing off the bench. with their head out justifiably guts and i said sure and he said he'd sub me straight on. a low rio kind he handed the bowl to the striker legit but tragically the video assist with yet again caused controversy on the final day of the season. in this case the cole was right in that you penalty. play because in still needed to school but after all that exertion with that one batteries. and how they were used that's opportunity as nicklaus proved who won back in the ninety first minutes of heartbreak when they've accused him of the one i seem to get ok. we never stop trying to score as many goals as possible but we eventually ran out of steam and we felt it. in the fullest minutes of stoppage time clinton my now burned into the buy a box to set up martin ha nick that was hands the fed may have a case and the jury was in the was. we wasted too many chances in other matches like at home. and that's what

i think i am robbie and stephen is long and moses is so good oh forget it anyway let's move on to the forwards easy right. you just have to play on strong greaseman and obviously you need to start killing them back and how could you leave out a man boss of one hundred forty million euros for welcome to the party years monday but hang on how do these guys fit together we need to rethink that you're a twenty six team greaseman linked up brilliantly with the living room who's also scored plenty of goals from france. ok let's get him and. then we're leaving out dimitri pyatt who was also excellent two years ago and what about now bill fakir who's been tearing up the french league this season. and kingsley c'mon who's just one he's sick. at the age of twenty one. thomas lamont is reportedly trying to bids of around ninety million euros do you just ignore him or what about mike is it. camero. is it possible to play with eleven forwards. if you're struggling to work out how to incorporate the new wave of players into an already packed squad then spare a thought for poor did shawms the man wh

his cool robbie carey uses not only the stem but also believes. there are hundreds of different ways to make curry using vegetables meat or fish curries are common in sri lankan cuisine. in this island country in southern asia people typically eat with their hands food is served luke warm or cold. traditional sri lankan dishes are usually spicy the spices used often have a medicinal effect. rice is one of the staple food stuffs it's served with every curry. we have been. we use these curry leaves. in every dish everyone. these curry leaves serve to detoxify the body. they have a very unusual taste they smell good and they're also very healthy you can buy them here in berlin but only in specialty stores. a lot of hard work went into making this country which means sunshine. richard starts with an hour she spent a year and a half renovating the former he tore down the walls and decorated the remaining ones together with an artist. the color yellow predominates symbolizing both the sun and curry. benches from old commuter trains to see. the restauran

are denied karim bello robbie to make amends for his mis hit kick it wouldn't be the host only chance though a handball by team obama kartel was confirmed by the video assistant look at solaria stepped up but nothing was getting past sealer today. and then it was the turn of stuttgart superhero at the other end as masked man closed down again took guard ahead. and one nil it ended incredibly stuttgart i'm dreaming of europe they've lost just one in twelve since typhoon called good was appointed coach. good weather and a good atmosphere in berlin is helpful to give still qualify for europe but out specs have plans of their own. the show for your itches deflected shot gave them the late. that's goal number thirteen this season for the austrian. had things got worse perhaps sergio could have attended easily on the class stark and let one fly to no outward. did cause otherwise men have anything left in the tank. yes first christopher davies a penalty for house up that if he's a bit slotted into white's or make it to one. just three minutes later it was once again the man tying matters it

when robbie carfax agreed on peace but an assassin put an end to that trying. to return. history of the displaced people still looking for their homeland. is real seventeen years may twelfth on t.w. broadcast times online. hello and welcome to drive and they need a motor magazine coming up and gyal encourage the toyota yaris g.r. a man. practical for daily living and opel saffir it with a built in bike rack. and auto china the latest and greatest from the beijing motor show. below why him and on his own is our current estimate is correct one is at the event enjoying some great weather he says that here in beijing sun and blue skies are rare there are way too many cars here making too much smog and a couple of plants on the grounds that can't make up for it. in this message that isn't so funny. but there is a glimmer of hope that chinese authorities are pushing electric cars harder than any other government on the planet there aren't many on the street yet but there are plenty on display at the show. a friend of mine but not this is the most of the chinese carmakers have a

we got a lot of you a question robbie networking from australia wants to know if there are two transplantation. a turd tips for trying to transportation especially in end stage heart disease for elderly people there this heart failure most of occur is this ventricular assist device so this is a kind of destination therapy call a destination therapy because you can live a search and assisted bias for six seven maybe eight years and for them it's an eternity but. up to now we don't have total artificial hearts this implantable we don't have we don't have them as a desk as a destination therapy we have them but only as a pledge to transplantation what about artificial organs like growing organs in the lab this is a question of thomas vitamin from italy. it's a very important and very interesting aspect in science in our day it is tissue engineering and of course we are able to engineered tissue for like skin or for heart but to engineer a complete organ like a heart is not possible up to now ok young jones from the united states where the donors character is passed on to the heart recipient no. d

and i'm going to robbie and khalid are scientists are wasting to futureproof our planet against our love of meat. for centuries we've been harvesting the oceans without much thought of sustainability and today we poison as much fish as we did fifty years ago the result is that the oceans have been depleted to cats. strong physically unsustainable levels ninety percent of the fish stocks that we rely on being fully fished overfished. to make matters worse the use of a group chemical stews in the sea and on the land is creating soon areas of high acidity and lou or exigent which one of the biggest global threats to marine life there are already around five hundred of them were weighed the biggest in the gulf of mexico covering twenty three thousand square kilometers. for the seas to thrive far into the future we need to fundamentally rethink our relationship with the oceans and here on the coast of connecticut doing just that. fishing is always been big business on the long island sound in recent decades industrial and agricultural pollutants kill the fish stocks have come here to meet som

to make it easier to understand, we ripped off "the big short" and asked margot robbie to explain ith. but she said no. cryptocurrencies are transparent and decentralized. when two strangers exchange money over the internet, it requires a middleman, like paypal or a bank, who takes a percentage of the transaction. and that transaction is vulnerable to hacking. cryptocurrencies are recorded in a public ledger called the blockchain, so it's impossible to cheat. they actually solve a lot of problems with exchanging money in a global, digital world. now, get the [bleep] out of here! i'm trying to take a bath. but still, is that worth a bajillion dollars? why do so many suckers on the internet-- sorry, i mean people-- believe fake money has value? - ether's real. it's based on faith in the ethereum blockchain. when you get enough people believing in cryptocurrency, then you can snowball into something that a society actually deems valuable, like the u.s. dollar. - whoa, whoa, whoa. what do you mean, the u.s. dollar? - the u.s. dollar is based on faith in the system. - so the only thing ba

the guys came through by providing me with an interview with robby mook, the campaign manager, and jen pardon marly, the communications director. the guys hosted a conference call with the entire press corps telling them almost exactly what they'd told me. i always recorded interviews and took handwritten notes, starring anything that stood out. that way when i listened back to the audio, i could glance at my scribble and see which quotes had jumped out during the conversation and what i might not have picked up in the moment. on the subway back to midtown, i plugged in my earphones and listened to my sony voice recorder, the one i'd bought eight years earlier with japanese writing on the side. everything i thought i could build a story around seemed stale now that the top campaign aides had given the same talking points to the rest of the press. towards the middle we discuss how hillary would try to show voters her softer, more personable side. it was the only original reporting i had. that evening i sad in carolyn ryan's office watching as she scrunched her forehead and lored her rea

when robbie. agreed on but an assassin put an end to. returning. to the displaced people still for the. israel seventy years may twelfth on t.w. broadcast times online. this week conflict zone is in the astonishing capital tallied to meet george cheerfully who sits in the european parliament for hunger is governing feed this party on april eighth prime minister viktor orban was reelected using rhetoric described as intimidating to no four but will that kind of national this vision decide the future of europe. drop sharply welcome to conflicts in your prime minister viktor orban was just reelected to with third consecutive term the organization for security and cooperation always c e said the opposition did not really have a chance to compete. yes well it's the job test they don't have a chance the have actually got i forgotten exactly how many because best part of two million votes for the school two point seven me there is competition and besides you know they have to say things like the job why the criticism is not their job the only see is is a