four days after tom foley's arrest, schaeffer and cuberstein took a trip to the farm to try and do just> couple of perry mason moments. don't come very often. >> this is the frame that we found. >> right where tom said he dropped the frame, they found this tiny shard of glass. immediately they tried to match the shard with the frame tom said he dropped. >> if you take the shard and set it in one of the few remaining, intact areas of the frame, you can see it fits perfectly. >> it was compelling evidence that tom may have been telling the truth, but schaeffer would need more than a shard of evidence. he next called this woman, janette moore, the woman who came forward immediately following tom's guilty verdict and the reason he was ultimately granted a new trial. >> i do. >> moore said she was driving past the foley house right around the time dar had been rder. as i approached, this white car come racing out forward, and if i hadn't braked, i would have hit him. >> janette moore said she got a good look at the driver. >> it was a young 18 to 20-year-old kid, had real black hair and his

started over twenty years ago in china so they have to get started at one point that's what thomas schaeffer told us today at the event if you want to believe in the future you have to start at one point and they consider the sub-saharan african market and marchin importing important market so yes it was an important day for folks wagon it was also an important day for one which was shown by an incredible media coverage but also the president come to who came to attend the opening and to to visit the new facility so the first steps in a much longer journey but what to get out of the venture why go to rwanda what are they getting out of. for fuck's wagon run as a test run for new mobility solutions so folks wagon knows they want to do things differently on the african market they also have to do them differently the objective is not to build cars for everyone but to find and provide mobility solutions so folks we're going to now the first car maker on the continent to implement. the strategy with right hailing and car sharing concept in africa and maybe kigali is just the right spot for it ki

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your former governor, ed schaeffer. nice guy.o employs a lot of people, a very successful guy, he puts a straw in the ground and oil comes out. these big companies go out and spend billions looking for oil and don't find anything. harold hamm. where is harold? where is harold? if i ever want to find oil, i'm going to call harold. here's the straw, harold. north dakota republican party chairman, rick berg. a man who is so incredibly helpful to me and to you, and to everybody, a special person who works so hard. i call him all action, no talk. don't we like that? all action. senator john hoven, he's fantastic. and i also want to thank kelly arm strong who is running for congress. she is going to win. kelly, thank you very much. thank you. we also have a couple of big supporters. have you ever seen this guy with the pillows on fox? my pillow guy, mike lindell. where is mike? you know what? i think he gets them for like peanuts. he does make a great product. great pillows. i actually use them, believe it or not. but he has been a sup

your former governor, ed schaeffer. nice guy.o employs a lot of people, a very successful guy, he puts a straw in the ground and oil comes out. these big companies go out and spend billions looking for oil and don't find anything. harold hamm. where is harold? where is harold? if i ever want to find oil, i'm going to call harold. here's the straw, harold. north dakota republican party chairman, rick berg. a man who is so incredibly helpful to me and to you, and to everybody, a special person who works so hard. i call him all action, no talk. don't we like that? all action. senator john hoven, he's fantastic. and i also want to thank kelly arm strong who is running for congress. she is going to win. kelly, thank you very much. thank you. we also have a couple of big supporters. have you ever seen this guy with the pillows on fox? my pillow guy, mike lindell. where is mike? you know what? i think he gets them for like peanuts. he does make a great product. great pillows. i actually use them, believe it or not. but he has been a sup

it was right at schaeffer ranch road. everything is off to the shoulder.some yellow there briefly but it looks like now it is back and there are no delays as you go through there. southbound, there's a two-car crash reported. we're seeing good delays as you had through there. give yourself a few extra minutes in the area. there will be extra volume through that part of the freeway. >>> a man who allegedly planned a christmas day bombing and shooting attack at san francisco's pier 39 will plead guilty in a federal case. court records show that he will be back in federal court in fresno. prosecutor said that he told undercover federal agents that he planned to use pipe bombs to channel victims into part of the tourist destination so that he could shoot them. >>> top military officials have been replaced. the moves raise to contrasting scenarios. the final details of next week's planned summit with president trump is still being worked out this morning. >>> congress is going back to work today. the houses taken on immigration while senate reans are stopping t

started over twenty years ago in china so they have to get started at one point that's what thomas schaeffer told us today at the event if you want to believe in the future you have to start at one point and they consider the sub-saharan african market and merchant importing important market so yes it was an important day for folks wagon it was also an important day for one which was shown by an incredible media coverage but also the president come to came to attend the opening and to give us at the new facility the first steps on a much longer journey but what to get out of the venture why i go to rwanda what are they getting out. for fuck's wagon run as a test run for a new mobility solutions so folks wagon knows they want to do things differently on the african market they also have to do them differently the objective is not to build cars for everyone but to find and provide mobility solutions so folks we're going to now the first car maker on the continent to implement such a strategy right hailing and car sharing concept in africa and maybe kigali is just the right spot for it kigali i

steve lieberman is a nonresident fellow with the usc brookings schaeffer initiative for health policy. but in addition to that, steve runs his own consulting firm. and before that he was senior official at various important places, cpo. omb, and bunch of other places in between. and then finally, steve zuckerman, who is a senior fellow and vice president for health policy at the urban institute. and steve promises to mix things up a little bit. and so we're counting on some good conversation. paul with, that, would you take it away? >> thanks, joe. provide an overview of the medicare trustees report that was released yesterday. i'm the chief actuary at cms and it's my privilege to represent the 90 professionals that support the board of trustees who evaluate the financial status of the medicare programs. >> what i'm going to do is walk through a current snapshot and evolution of the program. going to walk you through the formal evaluation of the financial status of the programs that we're included in the trustees' reports that were released yesterday. we'll take a broader perspective

and i'd like to thank those who helped to make the seminar possible financial, schaeffer, the society for stories of american when relations is a long-standing supporter of the seminar. thanks as well to the george washington university department of history, and to various named and unnamed anonymous donors who contribute to help us put on this programming. if you could silence your phones before we get started, we very much appreciate that. and now philippa will introduce william hitchcock. >> thank you and good afternoon, everybody. those of you who come here regularly know this is not our usual physical setup. have to say i like this because the up so high, i can actually see all of you which normally i can't. >> agreed. >> i'm delighted to introduce william hitchcock who is a a professor of history at the university of virginia and a randolph compton professor at that universities miller center. he taught at yale, at wesley and at temple. and he is the author of a number of important volumes, i'll just mention a couple of them. cold war diplomacy and the quest for leadership in e

here to shed light on what's to comehis year asmark the halfway point is mark schaeffer he always joinsbe twice a year oftentimes you're a sober voice, i will say, in terms of, hey, don't get too crazy here but you think this has legs. >> i'm smiling >> on recorde. numbs are up dramatically as you talk about bo in the u.s. and globally. and it's really driven by the big deals. you are talking about three times the volume of last year in the first half of the big deals and almost double the number europe's recovered we talk over the years about a $500 billion gap europe's comeback. the moment sum broum is broad b. >> what's pushing it is it macro or is it really much more specific to sort of the fundamentals of reach industry >> i've come on and we've talked a lot about macro. i think this is more fundamental. you look at tech innovation and disruption and the need for scale. look at the faangs >> look what netflix and disney and comcast are trying to do >> exactly i think it's driving it in a big way because of the disruptive aspects. how you capture it, analyze it, how you utilize it,