and through that you met robin? >> i met robin. >> robin, j. d.'s wife. the women became friends.i would go have drinks with robin and basically just listen to her cry. >> katie said robin described her as angry and violence. eventually, she couldn't take it any longer. in august of 2012, robin filed for divorce. but by then? j.d. had started coming around to seeing katie. >> you had a front row seat to what kind of husband he was with robin? you think at all, like, maybe i don't want to sign up for that? >> the thought cross through my mind but at the same time i also had watched him purposely trying to make changes in life and better himself in a situation. >> according to katie, it was a big texas style courtship. >> we would go and watch all the rodeos. we're country, we wear boots, we drive trucks. we listen to country music, we go out. two step. and that is our life. >> and we marry people whose other marriages haven't always worked out? >> that is right. >> they married in 2013, on november 10th. the anniversary of jd beloved marine corps. >> it changed so fast. it went fro

was tried for the murder of robin samsoe. >> one of the stories that marianne connelly, robin's mom,ys, they didn't have metal detectors, or they didn't use them, so she got into the courtroom. >> i remember she was very calm. she just kept saying, everything's going to be okay. everything's going to be okay. >> the trial began, and she had her hand on her purse. and she was ready to kill the man who had murdered her daughter. >> i do remember her telling me that she heard robin's voice and told her not to do it. so she had changed her mind. >> on may 8th, 1980, the jury on the robin samsoe case deliberated less than five hours. >> rodney alcala was convicted and sentenced to death. he was taken to san quentin where he was put on death row. several years later, an appeal came up, and to everyone's shock and sorrow and horror, the case was repealed. >> the verdict was overturned by the california supreme court because the justices determined that the jurors in the trial had been improperly informed of alcala's prior sex crimes. >> i think that there has been a gross miscarriage of jus

and you talk about robin?to a discussion and then wait a minute. >> we will talk about it and then said she is not the one that is here on trial, let's go back to the focus of craig because he is the one that is here. >> the 12 jurors who started as a deeply divided group were nearing consensus. but jimmy, the four person urged each of them to stand their ground until the vulture. >> you have a problem, bring it up. we have all night, we can come tomorrow, you have to sleep at night to make this decision. >> night fell, the judge was given word, the jury had reached a verdict in the double murder trial of craig heidt. >> count one we the jury found the defendant craig heidt guilty. as to count to -- >> craig heidt guilty of all count, convicted of murdering his father and brother and shooting his mother with intent to killed. >> i cried the entire time, because i knew they were gonna take another son, and it was very hard. >> did everybody get a good night sleep after that? >> no. >> i don't think i slept good

so my name is robin diaz. i'm 25 highlights. i'm starting to become a social worker on foot. i live near frankfort and i'm trans smoothly. that means the gender. i was assigned to birth is wrong with it doesn't fit this type. i don't have a general just have can't use list of the it's nice. there's nothing there is. okay. i know that now, and it's okay that there's nothing like that because the test, the term that fits best as a gender and buying their usually tools. i don't know if it's in my gene this week . i definitely didn't choose any of the i the set scans on this one, then have a so much yep. and then see what is possible for me to go to and i walk across the street and people look at me and want to categorize me as a man and i promise. and whenever i'm out in public, and i noticed that i'm seeing is a man that people address me is that some young man? that's one of them at a distance. that's what people think when they look at my body type of cup a bit it's that's what i want it and want to achieve advice. video to. it's been the for ms. smith gallagher live in savan

robin and lara are taking you behind-the-scenes of tennis' biggest stage. you know we love ourselves some tennis. >> yes, robin! >> starting monday. >> i think we are ready! >> it's time for strawberries, cream, and wimbledon. >> announcer: only on -- >> good morning, wimbledon! >> i see what you did there! >> you got that? >> a big thank you to our team on main street in mckinney, texas, and we want to thank you at home for watching. we really appreciate it. >> we are still laughing over the pyramid thing. [laughter] >> yes, we are! >> have a good day, everybody. see you tomorrow. >> cock-a-doodle-doo! .

but gary and robin never married. after an angry break up while robin we still pregnant.a year before his death to report that robin showed up uninvited to his home and threw a vase at him. robin told investigators she through the base at the ground after gary pushed her. and so investigators came knocking on robin's door. >> robin gardner was pretty unhappy at the break up between she and gary triano. >> we looked into robin and i think her current husband put it best. when robin is mad, you will know it, and whatever will happen will happen right now. so basically it's going to be a street fight. >> and you are convinced that while she was angry at gary triano, she wanted him alive. >> yes. i don't think she would have done that to their child. >> so investigators looked away from robin as a person of interest. and moved on to some of the other women and gary's life. he had maintained a good relationship with his first wife, mary, after the divorce and investigators eliminated her. that left his second ex-wife, pam phillips. like gary, pam phillips had been married once

robin, would you come with me? hello. hello. hello, thank you. my, i'm, are you okay this way right in here. so i, if you go under via phone and take a seat here on the left. perfect. how are you know, he's doing great so far. yeah, yes. i assume your quality of life as improvement. on the mission. yeah. yes. very much cover. my body feels completely different to me and i can touch it all and it feels good and feels like me. oh, you're close to probably. yeah. yeah, totally haven't the shirt wouldn't have worked before because my shoulders are broader now in the ones who need different sized clothes last night in class, i'll have to figure out where to find something that fits managed by spending time with me sitting in front while it looks good on you, you wear it. well. actually i'd like to see how things are looking right now for that. i would ask you to take off your chair and 5. so let's, let's estimate assessment for the cup, because the 1st time i saw my flight up her body was at the hospital for hours after surgery, still p, shawn, i didn

it's me boys, robin hobbin to meet you. but the attend to my surprise, my parents responded very well and what type of shame 1st my mother wrote me on what that this thing is. she told me she loves me very much and thank me for the letter. thank toughening fees on my papa had it been, my dad said he didn't care because nothing had changed childless, but emmy's infinity, it won't lose me. i said, because i'm still his child and always wanna be done to end up spinning as i can when that result a lot of great boost i'm . i'm me gets i'm doing well when yours. when isn't that? from logarithm my parents did worry that this might not be the right thing for me to do by the funds they just didn't know me. well, i know it can come. i talked to them a lot and told them that, you know, this is right for me is like me is just trust me. you know, this, this felt like me down and how does it mean? and then they did trust me once and now they can see that i'm doing better despite its talk soon. bye. choose the machine, my endocrinologist

with each passing day, you notice more and more just how well robin is doing. now, scrubbing netscape, so miss from minecraft and i've definitely come into my own defeat and body and soul. yeah. but in society, it's a different story. yes, i have reached my personal goal. i always, most of i still have to fight until this goal is valued by others. so i can be accepted just as i am. so i can simply be a land lease even been in the society the the the good shame everyone knows that procrastination is when you put off work until it catches up with you. now researchers are saying that our ancestors have the same problem. rooster's, i'm sure, and tips for handling your time to get started in good shape. the our specialties space to with the luxury flavored with a touch of art. culinary excellence european saver. here over 60 minutes on the is increasing every year in many areas, holiday destination drowning and fast way we. we might take a look at the to hear your explore silver, one helium tons of plastic waves. is there another way? after all, isn't recyclable. th

now time to get down to by. >> nice. >> oh, yes, robin. yes, robin.re we don't come. >> she said not bad. she didn't say good. >> the easy part is the tennis. there are so many rules here. we want you to hear what one empire just said during one of the matches. check this out. >> ladies and gentlemen, please, if you are opening a bottle of champagne, don't do it as the player is serving. thank you. >> lara and i were not at that match. it was not us. >> george, it was not us. [ laughter ] >> that's your story and you're sticking to it. >> that's a good one. do you want to do this again tomorrow? >> if you don't mind. >> we're gonna come back tomorrow and have all the latest action here at wimbeldon, including more on jessica pegula, one of the great hopes for american tennis, who has made an emotional journey to center court. stick around when we go off the air. i'm gonna talk with her. we'll bring that to you tomorrow. >> thank you, guys. let's go to ginger. >> hey, thanks, george. disney is celebrating disney channel's 40th anniversary. they're rele

robin? >> eva, thank you.were they doing? they were taking selfies. the reaction this morning. >>> also ahead what you don't know about one of the most famous women in history. jackie kennedy onassis, the book shares insights. >>> plus we sat down with the barbie cast. and tory johnson brought along a special guest, kristin cavallari to kick off three days of fun and steals and deals. we'll be right back. summer fun deals and steals. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. an experienced qpc eater knows. you should never let the ketchup that falls from the hot and juicy burger. go to waste. ♪ they'll be here in 5, we ready? - there's uh... - oh. left. left. i don't have it. i don't have it. - keep going. - we should've used behr. yeah. today let's paint. right now, get america's most trusted paint brand at a new low price starting at $28.98. behr. only at the home depot. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is

robin? >> okay, michael. to the brand new billionaire because overnight someone finally won that massive powerball jackpot. the single lucky ticket was sold at a mini mart in downtown l.a. will carr has that story from los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. all across town there are signs that say who wants to be a millionaire? they've had to change those signs to who wants to be a billionaire, with a b. this morning there is one lucky winner. this morning someone is waking up a billionaire. >> this is powerball. >> reporter: overnight, one lucky ticket, sold in california, matched all six powerball numbers, winning that coveted jack pot of $1.8 billion. >> we're excited for the winner. that person may or may not even know they are lang hanging on to the ticket. >> reporter: this mini market in downtown los angeles, they win big, too. >> las palmitas gets $1 million just for selling the ticket. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of the largest jackpot win ever ever in november sold at jo

you know, robin, from play.r me is the really challenging thing. i'm pretty tall. the ball stays low. >> 6' 7", you're pretty tall? >> the ball stays pretty low. you have to take multiple steps in order to stop, change direction, accelerate, deaccelerate. it feels a bit uncomfortable the first week. after my first weekend, i sent a text to a good friend of mine, kim clisters. four time grand slam champion. i wanted to complain. i said grass is the dumbest surface to play tennis on. the bounces aren't even. it's not as fast as people said it was. why am i doing this? fast forward about five weeks, i have a title on grass, i'm sitting here in the quarter finals of wimbeldon. i think back and go, man, me and grass, we got acquainted really fast. >> yeah, you did. you are the son of a preacher man. how has your faith -- i won sing any more. sorry about that. how has your faith helped you during those challenging times you were just talking about? >> the big thing about having faith is just trusting that things are g

robin? to the border. the biden administration is suing texas and governor greg abbott for refusing to remove buoys in the rio grande designed to deter migrants. mireya villarreal is at the border with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if you talk to anybody here on the border, half will say they are just fine with the security that is already in place, like the fence you see right behind me. some will say they want more security. but one thing that a lot of people are starting to agree on is the fight over migrants and the militarization of these border towns is bringing a battleground to their back yard, and it's getting old. overnight, the department of justice suing the state of texas over these red buoys. the doj claiming this 1,000-foot barrier was not approved by the army corps of engineers, now demanding it be removed from the rio grande river, but in a letter to president biden greg abbott doubling down writing, texas will see you in court, mr. president, a

robin and lara are there for us.ood morning you two. >> we're getting the true wimbeldon experience. a little light rain but not enough to stop play on the outside courts here. it is a big day though. just two americans left standing in this tournament. chris eubanks who we spoke with yesterday and madison keys. they are hitting the court today in the quarter finals. we cannot wait. >> it is a huge day. you'll hear from madison keys. i went one on one with her before one of the biggest matches of her career. >> we are looking forward to that. hope you don't need the umbrellas later. we're going to begin with the latest on the catastrophic flooding in vermont. crews are waiting to save people. could take days before everyone trapped is rescued. janai norman is in montpelier. good morning, janai. >> reporter: george, good morning. a major part of that flooding was from this river here. overflowing its banks and reaching its second highest peak ever at 21 feet. this morning it's receded back to normal levels, but more r

and robin, thank robin aitken. and robin, thank you for joining robin aitken.thank you forjoining us. do you think you for joining us. do you think the bbc might be getting this rather tricky situation right at the ? the moment? >> well , i'm the moment? >> well, i'm very the moment? >> well , i'm very struck >> well, i'm very struck actually by by one of your colleagues said just then about cliff richard's . i colleagues said just then about cliff richard's. i think colleagues said just then about cliff richard's . i think that cliff richard's. i think that the problem for the bbc generally is that it has played its part in trial by media on numerous occasions . i'm sure you numerous occasions. i'm sure you can remember , jacob, many of can remember, jacob, many of your colleagues in parliament who have suffered because allegations is sometimes groundless . allegations is sometimes groundless. sometimes we allegations is sometimes groundless . sometimes we never groundless. sometimes we never see the actual evidence and careers have been ruined and it is there

>> reporter: good morning, robin.eople are dead on the attack that bridge that leads russia to the crimea peninsula. you can see the highway is split in two, with much slipping into the water. it has stopped traffic on both sides. husband and wife were reported killed. there is a child who is injured and in hospital. russia says ukraine used under water drones in this attack. in a fiery statement moscow's foreign ministry spokes person blamed american and british intelligence. for direct participation. kyiv has yet to comment. this bridge has been hit before. last year a truck loaded with explosives blew up damaging rail and road locations. crimea and when they were liberated and most of the community still regarded as occupied ukrainian territory. >> the race for the white house. shake-up for florida governor ron desantis campaign. he's struggling to get on track cutting staff as new numbers show his campaign is burning through cash. rachel scott is tracking it. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.

robin? another weekend of deadly gun violence in america. manhunts across the country as police search for assailants who opened fire. alex perez is following the latest developments from chicago, where multiple shootings took place. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, a violent summer weekend, with incidents across the country. dozens injured by gun fire. this morning the epidemic of gun violence is surging. over the weekend across america, in indiana, a deadly shooting at a large party. officials say 19 wounded, one killed. >> we have multiple gsw victims and multiple fights breaking out. any available weekends to clear. >> reporter: in lansing, michigan, a chaotic scene as first responders arrived at this shopping center after a mass shooting. three people injured, two in critical condition. three suspects in custody. on the west coast, seattle police say they have now recovered the most guns ever in nearly 15 years. this after a shooting near a community event lef

robin? breaking news overnight and what we are learning about the u.s. soldier in north korean custody. as tension escalates between china and taiwan. britt is tracking it all for us. good morning. >> reporter: finally some word on the mystery surrounding travis king who crossed into north korea last week. talks are under way with pyongyang. this morning the u.n. command which operates the dmz, said a conversation has begun with north korea's military and that its primary concern is king's welfare. north korea is silent for now. in the past pyongyang has used these cases as propaganda chips. at the moment, we don't know his condition. we don't know his where abouts. you'll remember that instead of boarding a plane to texas where he could have faced military punishment, private king joined a group at the dmz. witnesses say that he then ran across america, he ran across the border. soldiers trying to stop him. >> appreciate that update, britt. meanwhile, there are -- tensions seem to be rising

they're just like, hey, do you mind if robin performs with you?y: "saturday night live," wait, what is going on in my life >> exactly and then after the show, robin grabbed me by the shoulders and was like, i have an idea give me your clothes i'm going to go into work for you tomorrow you just got "saturday night live." wouldn't it be hilarious if i went into work for you and i remember instantly thinking, "oh, no, this is a a terrible idea. i do not want my first day at "snl" to have lorne michaels see robin williams walk in in a bart simpson t-shirt i was like, "no -- >> jimmy: don't you biff the first day -- >> and i was like -- how do you tell robin williams no and he was 100% serious. and then i was terrified he gave me his number. i was like, "oh, no, this is going to happen. and he never called and i was really happy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he probably thought about you and just said, "i'm going to let the kid become a star first. >> yeah, i think he thought it was a fun idea and maybe he saw the complete and total panic in my face. >>

robin, we've got to talk about mifepristone, right? the abortions in the united states are medical abortions, not through procedures. mifepristone, its future is at stake right now. we know there's been some conflicting decisions that have come out. the supreme court is going to be looking at them, i'm sure, eventually. what is the exposure, that risk, for american women if something like mifepristone ends up being completely banned across the united states? >> it's actually kind of ironic, because if mifepristone does become band in some way, it's actually the people who live in our banned states who would be the one who would be able to access the most effective means of medication abortion. people in states down here are getting them medication, either through groups that are doing on the groundwork, or from pharmacies overseas. and they will continue to have mifepristone. it's the people who are living in the states that would actually have legal abortion access than might not be able to get that. now, i want to make it clear. usin

robin?thanks to you all. now to the extreme heat. phoenix breaking its record for consecutive days with temperatures at least 110 degrees. mola lenghi is there with more for us. >> good morning, robin. we're here in phoenix. valley wise health hospital. during the pandemic, this area of the hospital was used as a covid unit. it's been converted to see the most serious heat related medical emergencies. a handful of patients a day. they'll bring them into a room like this and give them an ice bath. lay them down in an inflatable bed, pack ice around them, try to bring their body temperatures back down to normal levels. doctors are telling me the conditions they are seeing outside right now are the most dangerous they have ever seen. this morning record breaking blistering heat in the southwest. more than 80 million americans under heat alerts. >> it's like when you open like an oven, that's what it feels like. >> reporter: phoenix shattering a nearly 50-year-old record as temperatures hit over

>> okay, robin.verseas to a tragic accident in greece where a plane traveling water crashed killing both pilots. marcus moore is on the scene. >> reporter: these moments are difficult to watch captured on a live broadcast in greece. a fire fighting plane crash. you can see the plane drop down to douse the wild fire. seconds later it appears to go straight up and then smashes to the ground. both pilots killed. the greek armed forces declaring three days of mourning for the loss of life in the line of duty. pilots just 34 and 27. the crash coming as wild fires blaze, prompting a large evacuation in the nation's history. >> our beautiful island. we don't have anything. >> reporter: this video shows a group of tourists evacuating roads on a boat as flames and thick clouds of smoke circle the island. >> we lost everything. our homes. >> reporter: in sicily, more than 40 fires breaking out this week, 1,500 people evacuated. fires damaging homes and claiming one life. dramatic footage shows flames surroundi

robin excuse me robin wagner ot and he said clearly in his twitter what er ukraine should be acceptedinto nato as soon as possible because only nato provides this and that level of security that is necessary and all these security guarantees and intermediate er mean solutions they can be considered only as intermediate and temporary and must exist as short as possible, because amen, the israeli model, and no , the south korean model will not work in ukraine, the israeli model provides for the presence of nuclear weapons and the total militarization of ukraine, which cannot be done within the limits of 40 million ukraine, and the south korean

francis said to me, i got a call from robin what robin williams called me he was asking about you. the deal with this? he's a great young actor you should work with him >> wow >> francis vouched for me and robin took the part. >> what was it like the next day after the oscars was it literally an overnight thing, people walked outside, you're matt damon? >> we had a funny thing happen we were shooting "dogma. we had to fly a red eye to pittsburgh from l.a. and we come off the plane, and there are, like, 30 people in the jetway at the gate waiting for us cheering and there was this momentary hysteria, can i have a picture ben and i sat and talked to everybody for 15 minutes or so, and then the way the pittsburgh airport is, there's a tram that you have to take so we go and get on the tram, and by the time we're on the tram, we're on the tram with these 30 people, they've all completely lost interest in us and we were holding the thing sitting there, ben goes, can you believe this [ bleep ] that was it. 15 minutes >> damon and affleck have stretched those 15 minutes into 25 years, and

to have a new look, we would put it together and robin in the name majnoon, who is one of the residents of kufa, grew up in the intestine from childhood and reached a mania. this mania is actually the love he has for imams. these are the people you predict for many years. he can and robin tries to narrate the episodes that the show is limited in our time and other limitations. he tries to complete our story. next to our events and stories, the phone and of course the actor play a very important role. obviously, how was the actor chosen? i know that many well-known faces are not in the hands of the viewers . because it is a teletheater work, we designed it let's use more theater actors . mr. anoush moazzami's actors are still there, and they are good, and mr. hassan asadi and such actors and about 70-80% of the actors are actors. for the rest of the theater, let's use a bunch of new talents. because i myself have a film school, we have a lot of young people who have the potential to enter, and it was also to introduce new people to experience this space for your benefit. i have talent an

the products of a robin watching on their lights and coming up to the next 30 minutes. a tough task ahead full probably me to say model my cool of to find straight nights of and runs across from so the sake of shooting like police a street party in the city of baltimore becomes the latest focal point. and the gun control debate leading to people said dozens more in just also lesson wild in the when the city of the police task chicago takes the next call street race for the 1st time the welcome to the drug. and we'd begin with breaking news from the occupied westbank ways, right? the forces of kil, 3 palestinians. and then just more than 10 of those joining native 9 top ration in the city of jeanine the, the that these right? let me hesitate. jeanine with at least 10 strikes a convoy of his riley and vehicles as also being spotted moving towards the cities . that's refugee cub. 2 weeks ago janine was the side of the law just as ready rate in recent years, separately, a full pallets, cynthia, which of them killed. net ramallah. let's go straight over to the abraham, all c

the problem, so robin what you, i'll just say we're life headquarters here in the whole. so coming up on an easy, common friends the 1st night for that wide spread riots since the shooting of a teenager by a police officer on choose day. a street policy in the city of baltimore becomes the latest spectrum points of the gun control debate. leaving 2 people dead and dozens more in just west and wild and the windy city after slippery stock chicago hosting those costs street price for the 1st time the book. and so can we begin with breaking news? camino solve the occupied territories. why israel's military operation in the occupied westbank continues, is where the forces have killed full palestinians and injured at least 20 of those joining raids over night strikes talk because of the city of janine and the convoy was very um and vehicles has been seen moving towards a refugee camp it was attacked last month and the largest is really right the, the yes, that's close over to the abraham, a correspondent who's standing by for us in ramallah and through the morning we have been

robin atkin, your reaction to this story at the bbc employ 22,000 people.ly their fault if one employee gets caught up in a set of allegations ? no i don't think it is. >> i mean, is.- >> i mean, i is.— >> i mean, i don't is. >> i mean, i don't think that edwina's allegations about the bbc there are quite fair. after all, this is one man and his demons were riding him hard. clearly and he had a breakdown, which is terrible for him and terrible for his for his family. i agree that there was a delay. clearly, the initial complaint came in seven weeks ago, but it has to be said that the bbc does get a lot of complaints all the time about various members of staff. now, hugh edwards was a very prominent member of staff. so you might think, well, very prominent member of staff. so you might think, well , they so you might think, well, they should have been a bit more alert about this. but look what hugh edwards did and these are allegations. okay. we don't know what he did, but let's assume that there is something there's some truth in these allegations. and by t

so all matches are definitely round robin is when everyone plays with everyone absolutely.t kind of sport represents the phoenix basketball team, the basketball station of the basketball , who scored more goals in the world championships 13 maradona eight absolutely. this is the correct answer of this famous spanish called the king of the soil. rafael is definitely on unpaved surfaces. he is most successful in more than 60 tournaments. we continue which sports facility is located at the address, minsk city pobediteley avenue 111 artem mina, minsk arena, of course, everything is correct skeleton or luge, in which the form of athletes start the race from a standing position? whether this sport is the wrong answer skeleton skeleton, they scatter and then take a position in the sled, but in the sport itself they start from a sitting position and push off with their hands from now. go. which team means world cup 20-22 wins fair play award. vitalik how will it be trouble? this is the wrong answer, unfortunately, the second minus in a row friends. we have the opportunity to answer

robin thicke one time, delivered sushi to him. >> jimmy: you did? >> hey, robin, what's up? it on the app? and do you have any idea how much -- because i always feel like, i wish these guys knew how much i wastying them. >> yeah, no -- at the time i was doing it, it's been a little while, but you could look. i'd be driving to my next spot, i would look, see if this guy tip med. >> jimmy: how did robin do tip-wise? >> tipped me $20 cash. >> jimmy: all right, good. i notice you made the little move. >> robin's generous. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations to you guys. i tell you, i was driving by your billboard. i'd not heard about your show. and i saw it, i go, "i want to watch that show, i like the title, this fool." it's a good title. >> thank you, it means a lot, we're both fools. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks. thanks for being foolish enough to come here. if you haven't seen it yet, it's on hulu, "this fool." chris estrada and frankie quinones, everybody. be right back with music from young gravy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ every business deserve

well, thank you very much, robin. and thank you, rob, for giving us not the this book bipolar instability but your whole series of books on this. and also it's just great to be here at the wilson center done working on my my third book at the wilson center. second one with robin down the hall to drop every once in a while and make sure that i'm typing and if it's late it's not my right and but big thanks as well to rob who make sure that the wilson center not only is on the edge of scholarship, but is right on the news that it's not simply going off in directions that are of great academic interest, but also of great practical purpose. and that is true the the case, maybe even so than on your iran and north korea, which were urgent at the time. you wrote them and remain so today with bipolar instability because as suggested, there is bigger single problem i think facing national security officials in in washington than trying to figure out the changed relationship between russia and china, the nature of cooperation be

well, thank you very much, robin. and thank you, rob, for giving us not the this book bipolar instability but your whole series of books on this. and also it's just great to be here at the wilson center done working on my my third book at the wilson center. second one with robin down the hall to drop every once in a while and make sure that i'm typing and if it's late it's not my right and but big thanks as well to rob who make sure that the wilson center not only is on the edge of scholarship, but is right on the news that it's not simply going off in directions that are of great academic interest, but also of great practical purpose. and that is true the the case, maybe even so than on your iran and north korea, which were urgent at the time. you wrote them and remain so today with bipolar instability because as suggested, there is bigger single problem i think facing national security officials in in washington than trying to figure out the changed relationship between russia and china, the nature of cooperation be

congresswoman robin kelly and i'm nominated filmmaker tanya luis lee share their search for answers. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. for 62, years congress has enacted the national defense authorization act or ndaa. with the bipartisan vote that establishes policy and authorizes appropriations for the department of defense, nuclear weapons programs and other defense related activities. yesterday, the house nearly passed the 886 billion dollar defense bill along party lines with almost unanimous republican support. the legislation is a culture war battle plan, including limits to abortion access and strange under care and eliminating old diversity, equity and inclusion offices at the pentagon. and when it comes to the culture wars, some folks just cannot help saying the quiet part out loud. >> and it has nothing to do with whether not colored people or black people or anybody can serve, okay? it has nothing to do with -- >> mister speaker. >> any of that stuff. >> what in the bowl, connor? arizona congressman eli crane's descriptor was stricken from the congressional

my, on the shipment collision that i'd say just the prescribed lima j strategist to learn in the robins come to form. i'm was the put on putting the the receiver. she gives you the brochure, the fuel source, you know, but not and you put in the hotel. it certainly used to be a better deal than most exactly which is the most progressive or the assistant pushing you move this and you wish him to go into the store because of the machine if you could put it to the dealership. so you switching over to them, when you for you lose roy dark, is it reduce the she has to do with the junior load the mushroom is sure the this is a southern russia and in a relatively small area between the casting fees and the caucuses mountains, you'll find in extreme a variety of climates and of nature. this is in line visions. i'm show thomas and together we're going to discover the magic of electrons republic. the scenario ducks was realized. what else we didn't receive this chip, it as partial partial street. like the chest, the fusion sit only us where it goes. motion to reduce the terms. would you mind holdin

good morning. >> robin, good morning to you. news comes as a shocker for the 84-year-old hall of famer dick vitale. the long time espn college basketball broadcaster announcing wednesday that he's been diagnosed with vocal chord cancer and will need six weeks of radiation to treat it. taking to twitter saying, although disappointed with the pathology report, i plan on winning this battle. going on to see his doctor. dr. z tells me it has an extremely high curate. this is not the first or second time the beloved sports analyst has battled with cancer. vitale was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2021, months after he had multiple surgeries to remove melanoma. he said he plans to beat this and ready to call college hoop games starting in the fall. he said he has been touched by the outpouring of support with all the texts, videos received. he's asking supporters and fans to continue sending positive vibes. we will do that. >> he is a long time friend. we've been texting back and forth. he is a fighter. he is thinking of others also who a

robin has fair to become domestic. emily and friends react to the change. and the partner not a man notable in age and the 45 minute hold on the one is main kinds, oldest ambitions to be within reason. what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time they are peers and rivals, which one dear and gold to help smart nature the more likes watching it. on youtube, dw documentary in brazil, indigenous firefighters. and not just texting wildfires, nobody is quite content. my husband is against it's you can want to leave millions computer. he said he wants to separate from me because he couldn't accept that. i'm part of this group twice. speed the driving factor on.