why robert?ause the fugett siblings told police they had accomplices from their high school and he was one of them. another one was interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, we both looked at each other and said this kid has no idea what we're talking about. he is clueless to what we're asking him. >> so the fugetts had lied when they fingered him. the kid was eventually released. but robert? robert had a far different experience in the interview room. and a different detective. >> and there sitting across from you was randy snead. >> randy snead, yeah. >> you knew him? >> i knew him since i was 12 or 13. so i was on first name basis with him. >> kind of a friend. >> yeah. because i've known him for so long. >> why don't you tell me, robert, what took place that night? you tell me your story of what happened. >> i was at my house, man. >> at first, robert swore that he was innocent but six hours later -- he had confessed to murder. >> i stabbed her. >> you st

pretty traumatic for robert. robert, you want to say grace?o have been introduced to robert. robert and i have become very, very close friends. when do you have to go back? did it help? good. i've explained this to you before, but your faith gives me tremendous strength. yeah, it was receding but you had hair. it was joyful, i was very happy, and ijust, all the people around and just finally, i accomplished getting my high school diploma, even though i got late, i still succeeded. you can never be too old to finish getting your diploma. even today, a year later, easing in is still a process for me but i'm getting much better than i was before. robert's transplant surgery was over a year ago and due to the coronavirus restrictions on travel, we postponed his in—person visits for a number of months. a year out, i think robert is doing great. he is progressing well from the transplant standpoint. i think for him, the biggest issue is adjustment of his daily life to the new routine. the overarching problem that we are trying to avoid is rejection.

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robert, could you start on that? robert o'brien: sure. thank you, condi.aid that about sitting in thomas jefferson's seat, i think about sitting in condi rice's seat, and i'm sure jake does as well. and it was a privilege to work with you back in the bush administration on afghanistan, and i appreciate your guidance and wisdom in the new position. and as you remember, one of the first questions i asked you, i think the first week i was in office, i think the great thing about being a national security advisor is that you're staffing the president of the united states, and it's your job to make sure, in my view, that he gets the best options, the best advice, the best counsel to face all the myriad of crises and long term policy issues. he has to decide, only he or she can decide those issues as the president, but as national security advisor, you can frame those issues, you can you can pull up the entire government together and have a whole of government discussion of where we should go and how we should address whatever the matter is that's facing the pre

that's off to another 6 hours robert decides to give up. without the rest of the tree trunk it won't bring in much money or there. any hope of bringing this tree down is disappearing so is the money it would fetch they have to start searching again about the roof of a tree has become so rare it's like finding a needle in a haystack. treat poaching is not the only extreme way to make a better living on the island some are willing to take even more risks. while madagascar is blessed with natural resources such as spices rough fight and cold one particular resource has new of thousands to this mining town of and so on sufiah as. this town sprang up in just a few months attracted by the promise of easy money more than $10000.00 people live crammed together in extreme poverty most of the stones they dig up are worth just a few dollars however a large a very pure fire can fetch as much as 5 or $6000.00 more than $100.00 times madagascar as minimum wage thousands to go away with the same dream the lucky ones might find the smallest stockpiles. bac

robert: set talk about the politic role. and acknowledge the president trump has been in attracted the largest percentage of black folks in the last 40 years. in a significant number of hispanic votes . by 30 percent . and gaze as well for any so it seems to me that people main strategic decisions. maybe not racial ones. do you see it that way. please see the role of partisan politics. political parties and is that helpful. charles: made it very clear in the book that when i say the black power does not necessarily mean party power. does that mean democratic party power any other party powder. it does mean that i believe in my own politics of liberal. i believe that with more prosperity for black people who get more liberalism. but because there's so much oppression and the black community, you have to lean on something bigger than yourself for unit as part of the reason we have higher levels of religiosity. i believe. this thing is crushing me in i see no path for me or my family out of it and i have to handed over to someb

robert first, then steve.o ahead. >> first, connell i have to agree with blake, too little too late. this is understatement transition from the president has been a disaster. we have a pandemic, we have a slow recovery. this transition should be happening every day like every normal transition when there is a passage of power. this should have been handled and this failed experiment for four years can't get out of here soon enough. january 20th can't come soon enough. listen steve said two days ago the democrats were going to lose georgia. and if we won the stock market would be down 1000 points. so he is obviously been wrong. it is clear that this country has decided that they want democrats in power. that is who is in power. the president came in think about it, president trump had democratic senate, a republican senate, a republican house, and he was the president. all three has been lost in his one term. one of the few presidents that has lost as an incumbent. so there is change in the air. i think preside

tom: robert doll, thank you. this is important to hurt richard edelman's work. -- important to richard edelman's work. lisa gives us the gloom. we are also giving you the optimism. we are just trying to show, and of these debates, the back in the fourth. -- forth. lisa: as a representative of the gloom crew, we are nice. the wall of worry has gotten blown out. you have lost your shirt if you have that wall of worry. that's the issue. though shorts have been destroyed over the past 12 months. tom: your important observation is not only that you have been destroyed, but it is so hard actually early -- hard actuarial he to catch up. gina martin adams, same thing. you have to be in the game to participate. how many people with their retirement plans are not in the game? lisa: i keep going back to the statistic. 25% of increase in the amount of money in the economy. i just going to the price of assets. tom: we will see the price of assets. -14 on s&p. 3780 on s&p 500. 30,900 on what matters. btr group with us next. th

. >> thank you, robert. thank you for having me on the show. >> as i read your book and i loved your book and i recommend the book because you know, i'm now almost 18 months into my term as ceo of aei and while a been a ceo in my previous businesses it's always good to be reminded of what makes effective leadership work in any institution of any size. give a lot of great lessons about how to be a good leader and one has to do with having a purpose and leading with love and another has to do with innovation and integrity but i want to ask you of all these lessons and of all these important what is the most important? which do you thank you rely on as you go to attributes that have made you so successful? >> the first chapter in the book is called put purpose first. i guess i better put it first. [laughter] yeah, right. the purpose part is important because you seem to address and want you to address for our listeners why you think it is true that even that for-profit firms that are out to make money and devel

robert: that is the key issue. think the president, particularly because of the attack a couple of weeks ago, biden once again may have slightly more of a honeymoon, the traditional honeymoon a president is going to have. but it is going to be very, very limited. one of the biggest problems that the trump administration had, forget about the rhetoric, it was a basic competence issue. as we learned over the past couple of weeks, the vaccines supposedly held in reserve aren't there. so the biden administration, not having had the traditional transition access that a new administration has, is going to have at least a few weeks trying to figure out exactly what kind of resources they have going for them. so that is something they are going to have to pursue. they may also have more leeway in terms of getting republican support in terms of putting out a covid financial belief package. but again, that honeymoon, it is a little bit better than we might have expected, but it is going to be limited. romaine: great to get y

i'm detective roberts. all this background noise, we read giovani his rights. you have the right to remain silent. and he starts talk k. >> i wanted to turn myself in. i was putting the needs of others before me. >> wait, put the needs of others before me? really? >> he says this past christmas, i need money, eb games, the one on san pedro because there's no v video. he drives there, he tells me i have tape and a knife. what's the tape for? tie them up. >> he claimed he didn't know it was tiny amber belkin running the store that day. >> in my heart, i think he knew. >> after all, giovani had worked for the company, knew who managed the store and knew amber. >> if he was going to pick somebody to rob, why wouldn't he pick a 5'2" 100 pound young woman. instead of brandon who's big and tough. >> he knew. >> when he got there, said giovani. >> she recognized me and i -- when i was in there, i asked for the money. i tried explaining to her, look, i'm having some problems, and she -- she said just take the money. >> but then, he claims he reached for the phone, so he

but after another six hours, robert decides to give up.ithout the rest of the tree trunk, it won't bring in much money. any hope of bringing this tree down is disappearing. so is the money it would fetch. they have to start searching again, but the rosewood tree has become so rare it's like finding a needle in a haystack. tree poaching is not the only extreme way to make a better living on the island. some are willing to take even more risks. while madagascar is blessed with natural resources such as spices, graphite, and coal, one particular resource has lured thousands to this mining town -- sapphires. this town sprang up in just a few months, attracted by the promise of easy money, more than 10,000 people have crammed together in extreme poverty. most of the stones they dig up or worth just a few dollars, but a large, very pure sapphire can fetch as much as $5,000 or $6,000, more than 100 times madagascar's minimum wage. thousands dig away all with the sa dream. these two brothers used to be farmers. they left their job in hopes of stri

robert kennedy picked up at mental. and he fought for civil rights as strongly for that brief five-year period as any individual in american politics and he became as we all know probably the leading figure, the white figure in the senate of the civil rightsmovement and when he died , ted kennedy and used this term, it was in a speech he gave in worcester massachusetts when he returned to political life after bobby's death, i'm going to pick up the fallen standard of my brothers and he became adamantly dedicated to civil rights but the thing i want to emphasize here is that for all three brothers, ultimately the attraction to civil rights was a moral one not a political one. not a political thing which is strange. it's hard for us to conceive of that in today's political world the family dynamics are amazing and i want to go back to teddy's childhood in a second i want to make sure i didn't forget one thing which was people know about his father joe kennedy and we won't go into his whole history and the difficulties and

robert's '93 olds was ancient.three days, the good people of tipton donated enough for this: a shiny red chevy malibu, plus insurance, gas money, $19,000 total. tanner, how do you explain this? >> that's what i'm saying, that is the kind of impact he has on people. >> and that makes me feel really, really good inside. >> here are your keys. >> reporter: this week, we got a new president, but robert proves the most important job in america-- in fact the only job that you know can make the world a better place-- is yours. >> thank you. >> you, too, thank you. see you later! >> reporter: steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> oll: th is the ti . we can tell you, this is apparently the first car that robert has ever had that was made in the 21st century. remember, that's american kindness. we'll be right back. back. sarah, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? captain ahab to help you find a parking spot? thar she blows! whoops! loading z

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tanya roberts, you can see her right there, actually. she returned from walking her dogs on christmas eve and then she collapsed. she's been on a ventilator ever since battling a viral infection unrelated to covid-19. on sunday her publicist told tmz that roberts passed away after her long time boyfriend said good-bye to her, thinking he held her during her final moments only to realize she was still alive after receiving a call from the hospital in the middle of an interview at 10:00 a.m. monday morning. to add to the confusion, roberts' official facebook page and her publicist's social media accounts still reflect the idea that she is dead. so i spoke briefly with her publicist mike pingle who are said her condition now is dire and that prayers are still needed for the actress this morning. yeah, she's still alive. her boyfriend says she was having problems with her liver function at the time of the hospitalization, though in a december 19th facebook live she said she was still working out and staying active. a lot of back and forth, b

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robert, we'll stop doing that. you know what? so much passion for our business, -we can't stand to have somebody tell us that they don't... -i respe--i res-- i happen to respect somebody that a no is a definite maybe. -[chuckles] -so what other questions can we answer? um... maybe--maybe you're right, daymond. uh, you're right. a good entrepreneur never takes no for an answer, but a smart businessman knows when to move on. so it's feeling a little tense in this room, -when i--[laughs] -you know, i'll tell you why-- because very few people can come in here and talk about millions in sales and hundreds of thousands of cash flow. i was on the verge of making you an offer, and you completely diverted your energy away. so now my concern is, are you gonna stay focused enough? we've left two high-paying jobs in corporate america, we've sold our beach house and we've invested almost all of our capital in this company. we're not gonna take a quick no without pushing back, especially when we don't agree with what you're saying. broken wind

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robert: i think it has.hat the industry's response to have a vaccine in the timeframe they have achieved it is extraordinary and a great service to the world. um, and i think that if you take a look at that, for instance, one that has enabled that is the convergence of tech and artificial intelligence, which is a theme that has also advanced. just a month or so ago we took public a company, the largest ipo of 2020 in life-sciences at half $1 billion, but they have a full ai platform. and we are the engine behind the eli lilly antibody treatment. this is a company that six months ago would have been under the radar of almost all investors, now they are a $10 billion company. alix: when a client comes to you and they are like, what is my best way of raising cash? will it be an m&a situation, ipo's? what is the strategy that is different now from a year ago? robert: we are seeing a lot of dual tracks. we are looking at transactions where the companies are saying, i am looking to raise capital or modernization,

guy: robert, how predictable was it? we saw a similar thing when it came to ppe at the beginning of the crisis. it was therefore, you would have argued, predictable when it came to vaccines. some countries would be ahead, some behind. that would cause stress. this was predictable. robert: it was predictable, sadly, and one hoped that things would be better. the facility was set up within who, with the kovacs facility, to avoid this, to have more equitable distribution of vaccines, but it is being neglected now and it is really up to the world's politicians to sort this out. we have things like the g7 and g20 coming along, and i think we should all be putting pressure on our own government to do better. because it is not in our own self-interest to have us all immunized into thinking we are all fine while the virus is mutating in countries where people are not immunized. it is ridiculous. logically, it is better that people in other countries get vaccinated faster than people like myself and my kids, who are not in high-r

civil one - - civil rights leaders that they eventually kennedy did meet but it was tense because robert kennedy again had and kennedy was an outlier and then do not attend the march. and ted was a little afraid to attend the march he was afraid he could become a target because they were considered insufficiently dedicated to have an enormous impact and ted kennedy became the most adamant of civil rights advocates in the kennedy family. i don't want to skip over robert because he said they had no great affinity for the civil rights movement as the attorney general the ones kennedy died as almost everyone realizes most people don't know the kennedy history anymore but robert kennedy's life was transformed. a man transformed by his brother's death and at that point robert kennedy there was no political benefit in this but kennedy kicked off that mantle with a brief five-year period and that became as we all know the leading figure in the civil rights movement and when he died ted kennedy, and he uses term that he gave in a speech in western massachusetts returning to political life after b

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