and his wife janet russo. >> reporter: patrick russo?the guy who creeped out all those women? could he also be the killer? his last known address was in a rural area outside austin. so before dawn, unannounced, they paid a visit. it was a pretty drive. but at 4:00 a.m., the detectives weren't exactly taking in the view as they drove to his home. hoping that this could shed light on diane's murder. but remember, all they had was a creepy guy looking for houses for sale. was patrick russo that guy? maybe. maybe not. dawn was hours away when they knocked at his door. the man who woke up to answer it looked like the composite sketch. >>> coming up -- patrick russo seems an unlikely killer. >> i got my ged, i went to college. i studied for theology to become a minister. >> but an odd coincidence. he was in diane's area the day she was killed. >> do you remember ever talking to her? >> reporter: when dateline continues. eporter: when dateline continues. which is why we do everything in our power to make buying a car an unforgettable experience

i specifically the russo-japanese war. had a student who just couldn't get past talking about the size of the guns on russian and japanese ships it'sushiva straight and to her it seemed like you know the essentially the hobbyism of a wargamer. and not a not a serious attempt at doing history. granted you could make the argument. that there are very serious implications there. it's the in fact what is found out at sushima straight without getting in too much detail about the about the relative performance of different sized guns. that fuels perhaps one of the most dramatic unveilings of a weapon system ever named with the launching of the hms dreadnought in 1906, which reinvigorates the german the anglo-german naval naval arms race after that point. but in short those kinds of details certainly from a viewpoint of a teaching historian um can be be can be irritating? but there is this a certain danger to ignoring those details and the things that i wanted to. emphasize today because there's no way that i'm going to try to su

the the sophistication of the observations that come out of the russo japanese war. i mean it always saw the russo japanese war to a certain extent as a dress rehearsal just like tactically speaking. just like the spanish civil war is for the second world war. although with the second world war. we see some even more profound discoveries like, you know, hey, it's a good idea to have your air forces and your armor communicate with one another somehow. he was the work better, you know, of course the french hadn't figured that out unfortunately in 1940. but with the russo japanese war in particular the the fact that the russians of the japanese. and primarily through improvisation and this is not much direction from above. are figuring out some really profound things about about machine guns and now machine guns granted seemed to be a really kind of unsophisticated weapon right as a garden hose or just sprays and neglecting the fact that machine guns generally tend to especially those are the first world war tend to be very accurate. if they stable firing platforms you

i mean, they're just playing to their bubble, their, their russo phobic bubble, the russia gate friends. ok. because these 2 guys were brush, gators, okay, a big time. and it seems to me that they're playing to a domestic audience here. they're not taking in these talks. i was gonna say negotiation, but they're not negotiations at all. i mean, i can understand it's already been said in this program that both sides are locked into their specific world view. i mean, that's fine. i mean, russia, it sees an existential threat. but if the american and western policy makers are just, you know, that they have to play into this, you know, being who could be more, russo phobic and who could be more dastardly. and who can demonize more? that's a lot of foreign policy. actually, henry kissinger said that, and i'm not usual to de quoting henry kissinger, david your thoughts the. the problem of course, is that the more right wing outlets in the u. s. corporate media are already screaming for actual hot war between the us and russia. and the rest of the us media has been known to follow the more righ

after eight years of the grant administration which had a lot of problems and scandals, russo was the guy grant brought in to try to clean up the mess. and the mess in those days was the customs house in new york reduce most of the revenue for the government. it may bristow secretary of the treasury after he had been earlier solicitor general. he was the first solicitor general of the united states. so he must've thought i was mister clean. and harlan was his friend for a short time his law partner and i'm sure the two of them talked about it. in those days if you wanted to bepresident you didn't admit it . you have to act like it would be extravagant so the republican convention in cincinnati not too far from the louisville, my hometown and marilyn's hometown at that point so harlan goes to the gop convention in cincinnati with the goal of getting the nomination for president of the united states in 1876. for benjamin bristow. his good friend misterblaine . after a few ballots it became clear to harland that he wasn't going to be able to pull it off. and so on key rollcall, four or f

the building was designed by architects arthur and oliver russo. although this photo that you're seeing here dates from 1940, we believe that this is basically the original appearance of the theater. in march -- in 1935, film distributor and exhibitor herbert rosner, the west coast major distributor of art films at that time completed a deal to operate what was described at the time as the existing clay theater under a new name, the clay-international, and to show foreign made films. although other theaters in san francisco had also shown international films by that period, this appears to have been the first theater dedicated to the showing of foreign films, which started, then, in 1935, and then rosner continued to operate the theater until the late 1960s. in 1943, ownership of the property passed to an ownership group, including the nasser brothers, richard and henry. the nasser brothers were prominent theater developers and owners who were responsible for the construction of the castro and alhambra theaters, among others in san francisco and ca

the russo-german business goes well beyond gas. germany needs gas to heat its houses.you look at what happened over the last few, in terms of the escalating gas prices and inflation, it was quite something. 400%, 500% more. that was quite a bit. in that sense, if -- this is important. we all want to be less dependent on fossil fuels, but the energy transition is not going to happen overnight. let's not forget that gas is the cleanest fossil fuel. it is a good transitional fuel. and that sense, it is important that billions of dollars have been invested into the nord stream 2 pipeline. >> this is not just about cover than the west worrying about its energy supplies. pressure relies on this foreign currency. the money it makes from oil and gas pipelines. so, for russia, this is going to harm russia as well? >> of course. any kind of breakup of relationship with europe will harm russia immensely. europe is russia's -- the european union is russia's biggest trading partner. china right now is number one, but europe is more important. there is a lot of business relationship

alessia russo's goal gave manchester united a 1—0 win at arsenal.marked new ownership with a 2—0 win over high—flying blackburn. the club's takeover by the turkey—based acun medya group was announced 90 minutes before kick—off and new owner acun ilicali was at the game, where george honeyman scored after eight minutes to set hull on their way to ending the visitors' 10—match unbeaten run. a tom eaves header sealed victory. the takeover ends assem and ehab allam's 12—year spell in charge of the club. it wasn't to be for england's red roses in the final of netball�*s quad series. they were on top for three of the four quarters against their old rivals australia at the copper box. england were one point ahead with that last 15—minute period to go. but a remarkable finish from the aussies saw them turn it round and win comfortably by 58—46. these two may well next meet at the commonwealth games in birmingham in the summer. day four of the australian open gets under way shortly with plenty of british interest. andy murray and emma raducanu both in action

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also. meanwhile, relatives, friends and colleagues have identified the man in the video as b. crum russo, who now a kid is jazz musician reclaiming. he's being tortured and don't know his whereabouts . authorities in his home country have said that he is not a terrorist and have sent a protest note to the cause like empathy was reportedly invited to give a concert in alma t before the protest broke out. a crowd gathered at the embassy in the care is done . capital. bish kept demanding his really because it's done is central asia as the biggest republic and shares long borders with russia and china. the protests have been driven by long simmering resentment over disparities in wealth with the most violent classes are opting in. almighty. in the south east of the country. reporting from there is our corresponding garcia with the details of the destruction that has been unleashed. it had been said to say that the peaceful protests in kazakhstan caused all that much economic damage. it, it was of the peaceful protests. it was the riots the mayhem and the looting afterwards. that of a scant d

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they have pointed the finger of 1st bit, bella, russo, ukrainian, and minister said that bella ross was to blame. and then after a prob, by the ukraine's ministry of a digital transformation, they said the all evidence points to russia. they said that russia is behind an attack to destabilize the government to whipple fear and distrust. of course, this is an accusation that russia denies me. we can hear what the b ukrainian sided had to say right here. we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella. ruse. all evidence points to the fact that russia is behind the cyber attack . moscow continues to wage a hybrid war in his activity, building up its forces in the information inside the spaces. this of course, all relates back to those u. s. accusations that russia is preem to is trying to find a pretext to invade and ukraine, of course, or something that russia denies. but it has been a huge accusation in the west, of course, by the us as well as people not

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has been bell russo seems they have been sucking all the oxygen for the past mots. yeah, i mean, the co, everybody's by surprise. i mean, this came out of nowhere. i mean, the march is the protests that we saw in our nazi on tuesday, unprecedented tens of thousands of people. and there's been low level process been going on for years, particularly when the elections, when the old president nasa, by a left and to kind of took over in 2019. there were protests, but there quickly, smothered, and the people arrested and given administrative. 15 days of jaylin let out again, but this, this is off the scale and it came from nowhere. and so everybody scrambled in order to try and catch up, particularly the government, trying to regain control. and the kremlin when asked, acted very quickly because likewise, they don't want to see another after ukraine, particularly after that. russia, which is a huge pain in the neck for they don't want to see another long which writes it's demonstration. pope pro democracy democracy demonstration again journal has been ours giving us valu

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also. meanwhile, relatives friends who colleagues identified the video as vic kraemer russo who no fake is jazz musician. they say they claim he's being tortured and they don't know his whereabouts. at the moment. authorities in his home country confirmed who was not a terrorist and the center protest, nope, the cadillac embassy, who supported the invited to give a concert and l. c. before the protest broke, as a crowd gathered at the cause they can proceed developing its release. now returning next to the damage has been caused by the unrest more of it. here's the aftermath of the riots is attack on a building which has several television studios and l. matty new to. so cameras and damage to other expensive equipment. before setting the premises, a light reporter whose office was attack, described to us the chaos and the fee is really real phase of the people living in the city over the past few days. i'm not sure what question the company the office of our tv company is located in the very upper center of the rights. right in front of the office entrance. we found a dead body, a murde

i assume he was familiar as jefferson certainly would have been with russo with russo's writings who which were kind of in some ways the underpinnings of american political independence and later the french revolution, but also this idea of the tabula rasa and the the sort of pure natural states of and so that he of people before they were corrupted by culture or society and that i wonder i wonder if part of franklin's performance wasn't also kind of a sort of bringing to life of the rousseau ideal. yeah, i could definitely see that he certainly was you know, that that exactly that i do have tabular rasa that you can just kind of create and he also reminds me of kind of golfman and the sociology this notion of a man of many masks and it doesn't mean that he's being false necessarily. he's just kind of wearing the franklin that is the most profitable socially or politically or financially for him at any given moment. whether it's franklin the spectacled scholar or franklin the man who loves the good french party or you know, what have you and i think that's that's part of his term and

him. luis fernando brazil's progress has been stalling for years, including under former president, russo, since 2000 rainfall has declined by 69 percent across the amazon and at world wide fun for nature. the w. b. f. estimates that 27 percent of the biome will be without trees. by the year 2030 at the current rate of deforestation continues. how hopefully are you about brazil's chances of saving the rain forest? well, we are very hopeful because we know it's possible to control the 1st facial, not only to amazon buddy that thank forest for pantano, see how the, our other rusito nicholas is even amazed if you're hopeful because it's possible. even given all the circumstances, all the political leanings, all the realities that precede even boston, are used to whole format that's encouraging, but surprising a bit. not in the very short term, it's impossible with our current resident that you'll never happen. so i'm hopeful for the future we're both scenarios are very luckily remark, join us to be re elected from 2022. you're going to have a new president. i'm hopeful because we have scienc

so bella russo mania, as you said, tajikistan quickest on russia of course, context on as well during this time though, when, when context on asked for help, a lot of the western media and some key politicians also said they won't, does it look out? you don't want to rushes health care because if russia gets involved is going to try and take advantage of the situation. get a foothold in the country kind of tabloid, he comments, to be honest with you. but, but how's that pounding out for russia? there was such a huge focus on russia entering a foreign country at this time. there was little mention of the other countries in the alliance which were also offering support to cosmic sound. but it seemed like the mainstream media took this as a perfect opportunity to be some russia scare mongering, rushes entering this foreign country. and we saw these sensationalized headlines such as putin seated on crisis. it was unfortunate that russia, as part of this alliance, offering support to cause extent, was also viewed as something finished up by washington to one less than a recent history is t

him. luis fernando brazil's progress has been stalling for years, including under former president, russo, since 2000 rainfall has declined by 69 percent across the amazon and world wide fun for nature. the w. b. f. estimates that 27 percent of the biome will be without trees by the year 2030. if the current rate of deforestation continues. how hopefully are you about brazil's chances of saving the rain forest? well, we are very hopeful because we know it's possible to control the 1st facial, not only to amazon buddy that thank forest for pantano, see how the, our other rusito nicholas is even given a major if you're hopeful because it's possible even given all the circumstances, all the political leanings all the realities that precede even both in order. you still hope for me that encouraging but surprising a bit. no. in the very short term, it's impossible with our current resident it, you'll never happened. so i'm hopeful for the future. we're bolaro ah, very luckily reluw jonah to be a real actor from 2022. you're going to have a new president. i'm hopeful because we have science. we

that you so shoot russian juice, movement. stewards, ukraine's nowhere new order border with bella russo, the other side, russian saying that that's actually in preparation of joint exercises. that should happen very soon. well, the americans are saying, well, actually it shows that russia could be ready for an imminent military escalation at any time soon. but still the u. s. is sticking to the diplomatic route after a big and give lincoln is going to berlin tomorrow. and then on friday, that key meeting who with is russian card to part, sag a, live rob and asked anyone here that will tell you that actually that is the most important of old meetings. the u. s. sector state. also setting here that unity with vin ukraine was important for maintaining its strength. this comes to the former president petro poor shanker, faces treason chargers. on wednesday, a judge rejected a request by prosecutors to arrest. horse anchor has been accused of dozens of crimes including helping pro russia separatists sell millions of dollars worth of coal. the billionaire was president from 2014 to 2019. he s

but then he also pointed the finger, the ones that are currently in bella. russo heading to bella ruse. dot's officially, according to both moscow and barrows, are because of some joint exercises that will happen next week at the end of next week. and then he also pointed to the fact that there was more russian troops in the annex peninsula of crimea. so he said to put all of this together, according to our intelligency grinning intel, it is about a $130000.00 or russian troops or surrounding really ukraine from old size. that is a message that has been ongoing. and that there's a message that ukraine wants to give because it, so getting in return a lot of military support from nato countries. borland has announced today that it was good as provide ammunition. it also has sent some as semi trucks for humanitarian aid, the u. k. have been bringing in some anti tank javelin missiles, the u. s. has his 4th shipment that has arrived also from that $200000000.00 defense 8 packet. so ukraine is getting a lot in return. they are also on the ground trainers from the u. k. from the u. s . are t

that's what a man called alex russo it's dead, he's a republican political consultant who dares to work candidates running against members of the january 6 committee, you don't want to do that. what happened? here's how he responded. "i feel sorry for you that you have to deal with the likes of liz cheney, adam kinzinger, adam schiff, and the rest of the committee members on a daily basis, i will pray for you. in other words, up yours. then he described in clear and honest terms exactly what the democrats are obviously doing. this select committee has run roughshod over the first amendment rights of my fellow citizens, now it is targeting me which it absolutely is. good for him, he joins us now. thanks so much for coming on. you made a conscious decision to tell them you know what's going on, you are not cowering, they are violating your rights, you know that, but by saying that out loud and coming on this show you are basically daring them to hurt you, tell us why you did it. >> i welcome any attempts they are going to take at me, i think they are a bunch of fools, dangerous and corrup

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international community about the military drills that will be taking place between russia and bell, russo on february 10th, and they are doing it for their own security as well. so there is a sense that this rhetoric and dia, and discussions about what russia is doing is being used to create this hysteria by the american government. and the russians are saying that this is unacceptable and the filter jibari from moscow. now the amir of cancer is in washington to discuss a possible role for the gulf state in cushioning. the economic aftershocks were potential russian invasion of ukraine shift to mean been hammered, and fanny will meet president joe biden in the coming out. i thought could step into supply gas to west in year if russian supplies are disrupted because of the conflict. for more on this, let's bring in alan fisher joins us from washington, d. c. so allen, we got to talk about the issue of gas and how cut might play some kind of role in helping with gas security. what's going to be discussed along those lines? well, the 1st gulf leader invited to the white house as joe biden be