and he says clark rockefeller. >> she dumped him, but he never dumped the rockefeller name.fe for years. >> who did he introduce himself as to you? >> clark rockefeller. >> did you ever doubt what he told? you >> in hindsight, i wish i had, but no, i assumed that what he was telling he was the truth. >> sandra boss had 70 years since your public kidnapping case, shining the limelight, doing everything she could to get as far from her ex husband as possible. she even moved overseas to london with their daughter. but now, as a witness for the prosecution, she would have to devolved details of their life together. details the prosecution would show how she had been used as a cover, unwittingly helped a killer hide in plain sight. >> i liked him. i thought he was very intelligent, funny, quirky. very charming. >> the stanford graduate told her back when she was getting her mba harvard, they clicked while play acting as a clue themed party. >> we were supposed to come as a character. and i was miss scarlet. >> who is the defending character? >> he was professor plum. >> what did

he worked for a long time, with a cash rockefeller he was even a participant.as an adviser to three, true, all three unsuccessful presidential races that nelson rahver participated in, but it was national who saw in the young scientist huge potential and it will be fair to say that , in fact, it was nelson rockefeller who pushed kerry to take up serious diplomacy, in my opinion, your diplomatic career can be called the most remarkable number of modern truly magnificent diplomat today. healing problems but at the same time, you must not forget that other countries have their own goals , and they need to be taken into account in their work and build peaceful relations when you reach an understanding before going to bed and foragements, but i better stop now before i delve into the problems that should be decided by current diplomats. r was already known as a reputable strategic expert who advised the state departments the us government led the special research project. this work gave him many useful connections and influential friends, and he submitted three book

he worked with a mounted rockefeller for a long time and was even a participant.as an adviser to three, true, all three times of unsuccessful presidential races that nelson raksher participated in, but it was the non-cenarcheller who saw in the young scientist huge potential and it will be necessary to rightly to say that actually it was nelson rockefeller who pushed kerry into serious diplomacy, in my opinion, your diplomatic career can be called the most remarkable of our time, indeed a magnificent diplomat today. understand your goals and try to solve the most urgent problems in relations between countries while also thinking about longer-term goals. but at the same time, we must not forget that other countries have their own goals, and they must be taken into account in their work and build peaceful relations when reach an understanding. but i'd better stop now before i delve deeper into the problems that today's diplomats have to deal with. in the sixties, henry kissinger was already known as an authoritative strategic expert, advised the us government depart

obviously, the rockefellers, a foundation would say, yeah, that was long ago, the nazi links to these companies, historically, whether it be that or ford, for instance, you know, during the, these links the endurable that we should ignore them at these are the company's sponsored angle, the climate conferences, they us once during the green revolution, this one's doing everything. and in fact, when it comes to what you said about fertilizer, of course the, the greatest uh, uh, freelance ro, capitalist, uh, bill gates, uh, the founder of a pen to get an contract to microsoft. he said in stark contrast to what you're saying, i, i've never been shy about my passion for for otherwise. it's a magical innovation that is responsible for saving millions of lives from hunger and lifting millions more at the poverty by boosting agricultural productivity. you're not saying he has something to do with the silence on nitrous oxide i. he has a lot to do with the science and microsoft saying, well, this book, dealing with atlantic catastrophe, is standing in front of the 1st like a 5 d. c. i love fo

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his state of health is exactly the same as the state of health, rockefellers.this is a very confidential area, most likely, soros's health is dealt with at the same level as the example of the health of the top officials of the united states such people. they just don't die like that. messages about the death of a billionaire actively dispersed on tweeter possessions elon mask, and this wave coincided in time. with the news that the soros company sold all of its tesla shares owned by elon musk. so one of the richest people in the united states cannot be excluded from a kind of exchange of slaps in the face . and the unexpected funeral of soros, the turkish cec today officially confirmed the victory of jeff erdogan's party in the parliamentary elections, however , the presidential elections will now certainly continue in the second round unambiguously on may 28 in order to immediately end the fight for their favor, the current head of state lacked less than a percentage of the votes cast a lot will depend on the already fallen candidate sinan agan, who scored ab

influential map appeared in 1863 thanks to friendship, the clan finally strengthened with the rockefellers in the thirties of the 20th century, the prescott boer made a colossal fortune in cooperation with one famous bloody dictator, the american administration declassified archival documents indicating that the grandfather of the current us president george w. bush press from bush shortly before the outbreak of world war ii indirectly supported adolf hitler for certain. it is known that the company, one of the directors of which he was, financed the nazi party and helped hitler to come to power. plus, they ensured free entry into the states of hitler's emissaries, who placed the local press. material that suits them. history also remembers another eloquent moment that concerns the family of ears in 1933. in this year, a group of influential us businessmen and companies such as standard oil through the dupont bank and senator press code, bush entered into negotiations with a marine corps general with madeley butler, the conspirators wanted to carry out a military coup against president roo

and this is where jd rockefeller, john d rockefeller steps in that a wonderful picture of him. he stepped to the plate. now he was the richest man in america at the time, richer than morgan, and he put in a total. of $300 million that night. we're talking about that night. so that was a total of 1.3 billion put into the trust. and that was enough to pay all the depositors and this sort of went away. now, by the way, rockefeller had said that he was willing to risk one half of all his capital on saving the situation. you ask why? because he knew what alternative was. if the whole system down, he'd lose everything. and so would everybody else. well, during this, the stock market is in trouble. you can see there what it is. and this is a real crisis for. real people. here wee the headlines in the oakland tribune of a broker or somebody involv this who shot himself. and this was by any means an isolated event. i love this cartoon. don't know if you can it says bloomberg. you see the stock market price inhe back and the le at the at the right and they were all lining up. it wasn't i

this octopus named costello was washed by researchers at rockefeller university. he exhibited - >> he starts to have the body spasms. researchers say it closest they have found to a wild animal having what appeared to be night terrors. animals for what they are. for sure. we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go look at the stories coming up. >> thank you. we are going to dig into the martinez chemical release into from last thanksgiving. that is after the fbi and epa launched a joint investigation into the martinez refiling company. abc 7 side seam has the latest on what they're looking into and what residents are saying. plus we are celebrating asian american pacific valley heritage month. how one nonprofit is up in the next generation. join us for the stories and more at 5:30. >> thank you. you can download the abc 7 app. >> on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we will see you again at 6:00. get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day.

they are based on research that is funded by the rockefeller and carnegie foundations, these same foundationslso finance german eugenicists. without any hesitation, they calculated how profitable a single person is, how much his life will be costly for the state. what income can it bring to society, if the balance is negative, then the right to life there was no man of course , various currents lie at the basis of such thinking. civilization of the destruction of the indigenous population of america, the indians. however, the same concept was used by henry himmler, understanding civilization as the settlement of the territory in the east of the ussr , for this it was necessary to destroy the slavic and soviet peoples in the interests of the aryan race, when we see that the ussr lost 28 million people killed in politics destruction of an entire nation on september 1 , 1939 england the wehrmacht would not have resisted the blow of the anglo-french troops, which was not there. there is a war at sea, but massive german air raids on england begin only in the fortieth year, a year later, i weaken b

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lawyers privately call him clark, has in clark rockefeller. and they did. but the man who invented that name, and so many others, spent his adult life confessing others to believe his live, and to like him and reward him for those lives, failed on all counts with a jury of his peers. >> unfortunately, there was an interaction here of somebody that they instinctively hated, did not understand. >> they did not like him at all? >> they hated him. they were laughing at him openly. >> not a fitting and for a rockefeller, perhaps. but for a liar who is also a killer, maybe just right. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching >> as we begin a new hour, it is a race to the bottom in the great state of iowa. a brewing battle over who has the harshest vision from america. trump and desantis prepared to do it out in a fight for the gop nomination. plus, the greatest ongoing shift towards authoritarianism, if they work literally wrote the authoritative study on the subject. also, the harsh realities, now tha

we are too many rockefellers and hidden in the shadows, however, there was a full set and the presidentssmen, governors in such volumes of state apparatuses, a couple get confused, but this clan, like other smaller ones, hold american democracy in an iron fist, where everything is decided behind the scenes, and to me no one cares about the locals. this is the democracy of the elected. i hope you do now it will be clear, happily. with my tongue, i don’t see anything at all, it’s just that the ophthalmologist comes showing two fingers and blurryly saw, or something, the vision of bad children was music three, probably bought pencils, ate a lot. here is a leaflet on the ice of the album. well polite. well , they said there that you gave me a beer of a high degree of battles, an eye of 6-7 years, but i also saw six lines there. i remember it exactly and it's just less and less less less every year. i have now 20 years in glasses. i have minus 18 minus 16 plus 20 linda is minus 18 and minus 20. she is very responsible yaroslav always and neatly. for something all the time did. everything is

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, it breaks down from rice. hospice may cover granite shells, copy us into methane and hydrogen rockefeller. while those gases are light, they arrive to the top, this fucked out and go to power the engine. the miss harvest has just ended. after removing the colonel's for food, the woman used to throw away his car. now the supply them to people, michael as a raw material to produce the energy they used at the homes who kept the dismal bullies. we sell it to them. they bait. we get money almost every time we get money in this one. then we get money near less husks. the company also uses the waste from the gas if occasion during the process guesses a, separated from the solid fire mess. it leaves behind tons of solid residue called bio clay. there are micro pause form in the 5 micro pause. ok, perfect. for back period to flourish. when bacteria flourish in the buy china, the soil then released nutrients into the ground automatically fertilizing the ground. so by a char, improve soil moisture, reducing the need for irrigation by a char helps keep the soil photo reducing the need for none organi

on the efforts of individual specialists , individual scientists, well, we can say the modern rockefellersuse i mean in ukraine, so that just sums up what we have a chance if people have a desire and a little bit of political will, then we will manage to hold on, i will not say leaders to the leading part of humanity, and we will be able to use our intellectual potential to join now again does not want to be laughed at, but the point is that humanity should become an intergalactic one, well at least at least first within the limits of its solar system, er, a galactic nation, then misha is laptic between the electric species, because otherwise on its planet earth, with the rate of population growth, it’s easy for us there will not be enough resources and this is already happening, it is true, unfortunately, few people talk about it, and they want to think about it, i am more than convinced that people, in principle , once colonized this land, maybe someday there will be evidence for this but in principle , i have well, i am sad which there are none, but people need to develop. i asked, i as

doctors will certainly fight, as they fought for rockefeller's health.bout the number of transplants, the heart , which was not only made up of legends, but also constantly stuffed into the media, both today about soros in his state of health exactly, and the state of health, so fillers. this is a very confidential area, most likely health involved. at the same level as well as no, the health of the first persons of the united states such people. just like that , reports of the death of a billionaire also do not die. elon musk's possessions were actively circulated on twitter, and this wave coincided in time with the news that the soros company had sold. all of their tesla shares owned by elon musk. so one cannot be excluded from a kind of exchange of honor between the richest people in the united states, one of whom was reminded that it would not be possible to take no capital or influence in the next world. turkish central electoral commission officially confirmed the party's victory today recep teip erdogan in the parliamentary elections, however, the

rockefeller iv and senator daniel in no way. before entering public service, just your practice communications law in washington d.c.. she is a native of hartford, connecticut. and a graduate of wesleyan university in new york university school of law. she lives in washington d.c. with her husband and two children. without -- i'd like to invite the chairwoman to join me up on stage for a fireside chat. [applause] >> i guess the first thing, make sure we're turned on here. all right, great. thank you very much for joining me in this fireside chat here. we have a couple of things i want to go through. as the first woman confirmed to chair the ftc, you've led the agency with space innovation. agenda at the forefront of things that you've done. including things such as are proposing a space bureau for the agency, creating new opportunities for competition in the delivery of satellite broadband services. near and dear to the people here in the audience today. also modernizing spectrum policy to better meet the needs of the next gener

everything that lives in the state in 2019 the body joey people presented their design for the buck in a rockefeller game, or in fact, it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover of a 6000 square kilometers if combined native title area integrating birth more than size and indigenous cultural values for this early stage is rarely a change for now it's time to hit the wash and planning into action. pretty much say, this is a really big one in the car. this is why they call it a search already or the range is jump off the parts straight onto the test was back the . c eventually that one quick, so today's samples i won't be able to do itself with the management. so it just says tagging with my pin and individual tags and h perfect time to move onto the main lights and i've been trusted with the tape measure and handling the test was my little crap. but it doesn't harm them. green's that globally anxieties and gathering this data is by to connect console by 67 police side. yeah. she's got to get some 97 centimeters before she rates to move through. there is the fast drive so nicely for the help o

guy carrying the campaign and surprise surprise he was campaigning all over new york with nelson rockefeller and and going to the beach etc. etc. and doing well. because people picked up on the story after in "time" magazine that lodge had to take a nap every day and get into pajamas what would you rather have that he was in pajamas and campaigning on the hill or in pajamas not doing anything? it's literally what you can get away with if you don't do the research. >> ladies and gentlemen would you please join me in thanking doctors irwin gellman and luke nichter. [applause] the bookam is "campaign of the century" and doctors irwin gellman will sign copies the book tonight in the lobby. thank you for being here and get home safe in the rain. a long long line of solemn and respectful people all along the

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bridge town initiative, which is a prime minister motley and roger shaw the, the president of the rockefeller foundation have written a piece in a foreign affairs, a magazine about this is to me, it has 3 parts and i apologize folks, i'm going to get it wrong, but you'll know 3 parts. one, we need relief now on debt, debt servicing and interest rates. part 2 is we need access to loans that somebody buying a house can get a loan for 30 years. their loans are marked for 7 years, or 10 years, or 12 years. they don't have the length of time. so they need new loan instruments at low interest rates rather these 5 percent. and the 3rd thing is we were talking earlier about gobby that there are these initiatives around there. they saw some of the public goods problems in the world, like we were doing with cove it in vaccines. but there are other public goods problems. if we did these 3 things, it would change the picture for the developing world for the global south substantially. do you think those are doable? in june, i asked the paris summit for a new global financial pack. i think that the, what

from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "today.s a busy thursday morning happy you're joining us. you ready for the long weekend >> so ready. in fact, let's just go to the beach right now. sunny isles beach, florida look at that we've a full look at the holiday forecast, traffic, travel, everything you've got to know, just ahead we are also going to have the very latest just ahead on a major story affecting every single american's bottom line. there is one week left in the debt negotiations before the deadline, and despite some progress there is still no deal on the table this deadline is getting very close and very real. now, a top u.s. rating agency is threatening to lower the nation's perfect credit rating something that would lead to among other things, higher car, home, credit payments. one analytic firm said it would be financial armageddon if we were to default on our debt. more on that in a moment >> yeah, we are. we are going to start with the passing of tina turner, this iconic singer known as the queen of rock 'n' roll p

based on the efforts of individual specialists, individual scientists, er, well, we can say modern rockefellersn ukraine , so it simply summarizes that we have a chance. if people have a desire, there is a little bit of political will, then we will be able to hold on to the ice, i won't say the leaders of the leading part of humanity and we will be able to use our intellectual potential to join now again does not want to be laughed at but the essence of 3d despite the fact that humanity must become intergalactic well, at least at least at first within the limits of its solar system, an electric nation, then misha, more or less electrically, because otherwise on our planet earth, with the rate of population growth, we simply will not have enough resources , and this is already happening, this is true, unfortunately , few people talk about it few people want to think about it, i am more than convinced that people, in principle, once colonized this land, maybe there will be evidence for this someday, but in principle , i have well, specifically, i have no such doubts, but people need to develop. a

the guy carrying the campaign and surprise surprise was campaigning all over new york with nelson rockefeller and going to, the beach and doing well. because people took the former story in "time" magazine that lodge had to take a nap every day and worked in his pajamas what would youou rather have tht he was in pajamas and campaigning like or in pajamas and not doing anything? is literally what you can get away with if you don't do the research. ladies and gentlemen please join me in thanking dr. gellman and luke nichter. [applause] the book is "campaign of the century" and dr. gellman will sign copies of the book tonight in the lobby. thank you for being here in get home safe in the rain.

was being given an award was a couple of miles from where i am in the centre of manhattan, near rockefellerarea that is pretty dense and if they were driving away we don't know what direction and where they were headed, but you would assume there would be some kind of footage to core operate what is being described here. —— to corroborate. we understand there were six blacked out vehicles driving recklessly, that they were at times driving with a cell phone, talking on the phone which is illegal, and therefore in violation of driving standards, but again we are still waiting to have this incident verified and kind of echoed by other parties. what has been described one can understand given prince harry's history would be a pretty scary event, especially when you recall that one of the reasons he moved to the united states was because he was trying to escape what he perceived as media harassment. and what seems to be unclear about reading the details given by the prince and his team as there is no particular reference to whether there was any security at all. do we know if the prince and sec

to my left is dave rockefeller. i go back to -- way back with everybody. rock is that director of training operation. stationed in headquarters united states space for space in colorado. next to rock is ms. stacy kubicek, the vice president for mission solutions at lockheed martin. thank you stacy for joining us. you all are familiar with general chilton, inc. for him to joining us on this panel. to put everyone in perspective historically. everyone in this room, i do not see any youngsters here. it was not that long ago you cannot say space and offense in the same sentence together. i have to share a story. i'm at the air force academy, giving a lecture to a group of cadets who are focused on space force. at the end of my comments, one of the cadets asked a question about. do you envision there being war in space. immediately, i went of course. one of, i will not have to say, but in -- a former astronaut is sitting in the back of the room and as a mentor and he jumps up and goes you cannot say that. sure i can. it is an academic institution and a second w

guy carrying the campaigne and surprise surprise, was campaigning all over new york with nelson rockefellerand sweating and going to the beach et cetera and doing well but because people did the story afterward i in "time" magazine that lodge had to take a nap every day, what would you rather have, that he was in pajamas and campaigning like hell were in pajamas not doing anything? it's literally not you what you can get away with if you don't do the research. >> can you please join me in thanking doctors gelman the book is the campaign of the century a doctor gelman will sign copies ofon the book tonight in the lobby. thank you for being here and get home safe in the rain. >>> you think this is just a community center? know, it's more than that. >> partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled lifter zones so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything.

he thought nelson rockefeller was a wrong choice. he thought that ford should have cleaned house.ill simon, secretary of treasury, second day of ford's presidency says, you want to get rid of all of us. ford's response was, nobody leaves the plane without a parachute. ford being ford, he looked around and saw all of these white house people who had nothing to do with watergate. who were very capable and competent people. who should not be blamed. it raises a really interesting question that you don't hear very often about the american presidency. can a president be too nice? i think hartman, rumsfeld, dwight eisenhower, everyone thinks about the smile. and the smile was real. he also had sherman adams as his chief of staff to do the heavy lifting and be the bad guy. in effect, the role of -- that holderman performed for nixon. ford saw the best in everyone. there are people who wondered why he cap hartman on. hartman was a divisive figure, he drank. rinse saw the worst in people. hartman completed ford as a politician. he was also someone, the only one, he was someone who could te

among their benefit factors the founder of hewlett packard, the rockefeller brothers fund which has supportedical climate groups, and the leber witnesses avery foundation an organization that has bank rolled a lot of pro abortion causes. victor davis hanson joins us nouchlt victor the curtain is pulled back and some of those groups, some of those names aren't all that surprising but they want to tear down faith in the american judicial system, do they not? >> they do. and i think we fixate on sam bankman-fried's number who was in the dark money collection, or george soros but this arabella's a billion dollars consortium and its sole purpose is to give cover to people who don't want their identities known and to donate to these very radical efforts to go after, in this indicate, supreme court judges ad hominim. one the ideas that bill a silicon valley icon the fortune he built himself the entire corridor between san francisco would go and try to destroy people like sam alito and clarence thomas is reprehensible. we have a swiss billionaire, mr. wise he has $5 million he funnels through arabell

announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefellerlaza >>> well, good morning welcome to "today. we are so happy you are joining us and it is a busy tuesday morning. >> good morning, everybody good to have you along we will start this morning wit a pair of stunning attacks two different places in the country. the first in new mexico. another community reeling from yet another mass shooting. >> three people killed several others hurt, including two police officers. it happened in the city of farmington the suspect a heavily armed 18-year-old shot and killed by police. >>> the other incident happened in virginia where two people were beat by a man with a metal baseball bat. that attack coming amid a rise in attacks against members of congress >> we have complete coverage on both stories we will start in new mexico. nbc's erin mclaughlin. hi, good morning >> reporter: good morning. police who responded to that shooting described the scene as chaotic saying the gunman who was armed with multiple weapons was firing randomly at homes and ca

write it on a card, send it to jimmy fallon at 30 rockefeller center. he'll get it to me.upply issues and rising costs, the country is experiencing a butter shortage. you can't take away america's butter! it's the perfect food. it's good in a cookie. it's good in a cake. it's great by itself. get a stick of butter, slap a little butter on it. a cup of dipping butter on the side. it's keto. it's gotten so bad that the amount of butter in u.s. cold storage facilities is at its lowest since 2017. well, of course. we all remember how hot butter was in 2017. when "moonlight" was beaten for best picture by "la-la land o' lakes." i know. i know. it's the other way around. meanwhile, drama at the martinsville speedway this weekend where race car man andrew grady got mad at another race car man and went ballistic on him right there on the track until he was removed via human baby bjorn. guy cut him off in traffic, that's what happened. cut him off. trying to take a left turn from the right lane on maple street by the arby's. you can't do that. they've got that sign there, no left t

the guy carrying the campaign and surprise surprise was campaigning all over new york when nelson rockefeller. and sweating and going to the beach, etc, etc, and doing well, but because people picked up on the story after the word in time magazine that lodge had to take a nap every day and get into pajamas. what would you rather have that he was in pajamas and campaigning like hell or that he was him in pajamas not doing anything. it's it's it's it's literally. naughty what you can get away with if you don't do the research. no, ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in thanking doctors gelman and nichter? you did, okay. the book is the campaign of the century and dr. gelman will sign copies of the book tonight in the lobby. thank you for being here and get home safe in the rain.