why would steven avery do this? >> that's a great question. >> we speak to ken krats, that steven avery made himself a murderer. >> steven avery started planning this event the very first day he went to prison. why are you sitting here today? >> finally realized that someone needed to speak and bring forward the truth of what happened. >> so what did happen here? our story begins with teresa ha halbach. they became fast friends in college. both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. >> she would get this smile. that was one thing i think she really loved to do is just make other people smile. >> the two stayed in touch after graduation as they launched their careers, but that would all change suddenly on october 31st, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news. teresa was messing. >> investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine when she disappeared. >> and i just kind of dropped knowing it was somebody i knew. >> and what do you do in that moment? >>

steven dennis, how long have you been covering capitol hill? steven: since 2005. in roll call,e cq covering the house, the senate. when you cover these budgets, you get used to the dead on arrival aspect to them. it does not matter whether it is republican, democrat, barack obama or george bush or president trump. they come out with these blueprints and most of what is in them does not become law. there were a long list of changes to entitlement programs proposed every year that are not going to become law. it is just sort of the reality of congress and washington. it is hard to get things done whether you are president trump, or president obama. he had plenty of fights with house republicans and he lost a lot of them. now we are in a different era of divided government and so it is going to be interesting to see. we have had sort of a failure to launch as far as having some kind of bipartisan budget deal to kick off the new era. andad 35 days of shutdown no successful resolution. lawmakers,a lot of particularly republican lawmakers who wanted to cut a bigger deal

stevens is back for a third stint in charge at shelter and the royal blues are pinning their hopes on a resurgence in the bundesliga and the dutchman is at the side to two german cup titles and a few wait for coke trophy let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. we'll see if stevens can help shell to find their form this season albeit a touch late in their home clash against high flying likes. and kind of dortmund who slipped to second behind biron last weekend we gained the top spot in the bundesliga this match today with an away when she made table captain. i'm probably yes welcome to the bundesliga their last season shellcode were in the champions league spots it's a far cry from where they find themselves now teetering dangerously close to the relegation zone dominica to tesco is out and incomes hope stevens's coach for a third stint to help drag the side of the table his first game in charge was set to be no walk over the tie against leipsic so could they get back to winning ways let's take a look. at a legend returns stevens won three trophies in his first stint with sh

we'll see if stevens can help shell to find their form this season albeit a touch late in their home clash against high sign lights. and ken dorfman to slip to second behind byron last weekend pre-game for top spot in the bundesliga this matched with an away with me table at berlin. and probably fairly s. welcome to the bone the sleeper last season shellcode were in the champions league spots it's a far cry from where they find themselves now teetering dangerously close to the relegation zone to many go to tesco is out and incomes of stevens coach for a third stint to help drag the side of the table his first game in charge was set to be no walk over a tie against leipsic could they get back to winning ways let's take a look. at a legend returns stevens won three trophies in his first stint with shakur including the way for a cup and was named the club's coach of the century in nineteen ninety nine now he's back in the spotlight task was saving them from a disastrous season. statements new rain almost got off to a perfect start in just the second minute i bought smart goal was ruled

stevens: they are so happy. my mom was my best campaign volunteer, she knocked on so many doors and my father was so involved. their allegiance is with their daughter and with their country. >> virginia sixth district sent a new face to washington, republican ben cline, a prosecutor and private practice attorney who succeeded 13 term congressman bob goodlatte who decided not to run for reelection. what were you doing before you won the seat in the u.s. house? rep. cline: an honor to be in the virginia house of representative, called the house of delegates, 399 years old, the oldest continually operating legislative body in the new world and i represented 80,000 constituents from my hometown elected, small-town lawyer from lexington and it was an honor to represent them. i was also running a small law practice with offices all across the district. >> doing both at the same time? rep. cline: part-time legislature earning $17,000 per year. it was a great honor. it was a great work-life balance. i wish we could dupl

stevens: 18. >> what motivated you? rep. stevens: the questions, when i got to college, i became a college democrat after doing that analysis. i became vice president of the college democrats, if i wanted to be involved in volunteering and helping out the campaign, i went to american university in washington, d.c., the perfect springboard to get involved in campaigns back home in michigan and campaigns in and around the area. before i did that, i really looked at those issues. i grew up in a republican community. it was not completely indoctrinated but i thought that i will make this leap because of the issues. i am also doing it because it is people first. the big question for the democrats, particularly in 2017, when the campaign cycle were beginning, people asking the message, what does it mean to be democrat? what is the party saying these days? a simple message that we are the party of the people. we are the party that says, you matter, and your access to health care matters and affordable higher education or job traini

stevens is back for a third stint in charge. of the royal blues or pinning their hopes on a resurgent in the bundesliga on the dos month that decide to two german cup titles and a new way for a cup trophy let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. we'll see if stevens can help shell to find their form this season albeit a touch late in their home clash against high flying lights. time kind of dortmund to slip two seconds behind biron last weekend regain the top spot in the bundesliga this much today with a no way when mid table early. on pablo fogle yes welcome to the bundesliga their last season were in the champions league spots it's a far cry from where they find themselves now teetering dangerously close to the relegation zone to many go to tesco is. and incomes hope stevens's coach for a third stint to help track decide upon the table his first game in charge was set to be no walk over the tie against leipsic so could they get back to winning ways let's take a look. at a legend returns stay vins one three trophies i

i am notr stevens, aware of any. one of the things we were aware of is the information presented reuter and others. we certainly will check with him and any information that he has theater one of the things we have been doing is our model, interestingly enough, seems to agree very closely with that description that you just gave, and one of the things that we have been doing is trying to get our team and some of the members of our team getting out ahead of assessing the and area for the damage assessment. i know that does not mitigate what a oil is going to do in that area, but there are people in place in stuart and other places to try to put booms up id do whatever we possibly can to see if we can keep it out of sensitive areas, but other than that i do not think we are mitigating it. sen. stevens: the thing that bothers me about the current totrol of the actions prevent further harm is they are related to damage control and not provisions. some of them on. the booms are a preventative concept. but i was told in on

>> well, steven had a job. he worked in a book binder.a serious health setback, the brothers must figure out a plan. >> we decided not to put her in a nursing home, so my brother gave up his job at the book binder, and i just paid the bills. my brother was like my hero. he took care of my mother. it's my obligation. we're blood of blood. >> in the early 1980s, with their mom in stable health, steven rents a studio in the edgy east village neighborhood of manhattan. and there, in his mid-30s, he begins to shine. hugh's now the guy with the wife and daughter in jersey, running a trucking company. so, it's not his scene, but he loves steven's stories. >> he showed up at a party one night in greenwich village. he was wearing a bright blue tux with black fleur-de-lis. he looked across the room. somebody else had the same tux. it was tiny tim. they became best friends. >> the goofy falsetto-voiced tiny tim is just one of hoop's famous, near famous, or used-to-be-famous acquaintances, and he's driven to achieve fame, too. when he gets his hands

let me tell you about steven from new york. he called my sirius xm radio program yesterday in its second hour. er with reacting in real time to the news of the horrific execution of 49 in new zealand mosques. now, before a caller gets on my air, a producer puts a blurb on my computer telling me what the caller said while being screened. in steven's case, it said he wanted to talk about an australian politician who just said something controversial. it turns out senator frazer annone blamed it on immigration policies, it has since been removed from his social media. it said this -- presumably. that's what led to this incident of the senator then being egged while defending his words. but steven, my caller, called the politician's words courageous. >> quite honestly, and in no way shape or formal i justifying or approving of this attack, but this is what happens when you push a population to the breaking point. >> in my response, i said he was defending the conduct of likely someone mentally ill. he disagreed. >> he is absolutely

steven dennis, how long have you been covering capitol hill? steven: since 2005.roll call,e cq covering the house, the senate. when you cover these budgets, you get used to the dead on arrival aspect to them. it does not matter whether it is republican, democrat, barack obama or george bush or president trump. they come out with these blueprints and most of what is in them does not become law. there were a long list of changes to entitlement programs proposed every year that are not going to become law. it is just sort of the reality of congress and washington. it is hard to get things done whether you are president trump, or president obama. he had plenty of fights with house republicans and he lost a lot of them. now we are in a different era of divided government and so it is going to be interesting to see. we have had sort of a failure to launch as far as having some kind of bipartisan budget deal to kick off the new era. andad 35 days of shutdown no successful resolution. lawmakers,a lot of particularly republican lawmakers who wanted to cut a bigger deal tha

. >> martha: what do you guys think about that on this end, steven?e president biden would be ideal candidate and ideal president. right now the political claimant is terrible. everybody is trying to not only win but beat their opponent and kick them white they are down. vice president biden has a history of reaching across the aisle actually getting something done it would be refreshing to see the government actually work on behalf of the people and not just fight within themselves. >> martha: how many of you would vote for joe biden if the race was today? well, interesting. okay. four. you are going to stick with bernie. >> of course. >> martha: sticking with bernie. in terms of what really matters to you this time around? what's the most important thing that you want to get out of this election? flip? >philip?>> i think as 2020 approaches, for the democrats, i don't know necessarily if their objectives need to be for to floor florida. wisconsin, michigan pennsylvania. those states have to come back. to say marissa's point what we are looking for as

let me go to steven major now.ana, i want to talk about this chronic nature of negative rates. marvin goodfriend writing a jackson hole said negative rates can be a great experiment but i would suggest that was not the chronic since we have seen. you mentioned sabres have been crushed. have the economists failed with the theory of negative rates? >> the indications they are looking for other ways to yes but iould suggest would be careful with negative rates because they might serve a purpose because if they reinforce longer expectations, that is part of the policy qe therk, combined with whole package can be powerful. there is collateral damage and the thing is, you look at japan that has had 20 years of zero and the cost has been borne by the sabr and the industry. in return, the company has managed to function and you could argue there has to be a trade-off between the gains and losses. negative rates are a bad thing but how much worse could it have been without them? tom: let's get to the first world news. china

here is steven moore and katherine rample going at it.ember over something referred to as the vocal rule. >> do you know what the voekcal rule was? you know how he killed inflation. every time commodity prices went up, he raised interest rates -- >> that's not what the vocal rule was. >> that's what he did. -- >> google the vocal rule, people. that's not what it is. the. >> the rule right now is we're out of time. >> katherine is with me now and the vocal rule is something that actually has to do with these two reasons why you're saying he could be getting the job and why you say they're flatout false so what are they? >> yeah. so moore was reportedly offered the job by president trump after trump had seen an op ed that steven moore had written in "the washington post" in which he talked about two claims. one, is that he says we have deflation which means prices are falling. and two, is that the way we should deal with it we should follow what paul vol kert did to kill inflation. we argued about it in that segment and elsewhere. people ar

what would stevens do during the half time break. whatever he said it seemed to work as the hosts up the pressure looking for a goal. was again not on their side as their appeals for handball by tyler adams fell on deaf ear. shot the showed a lot more intent than in previous weeks they're just missing the finishing. they cannot afford to be so wasteful for much longer. some fans look less than impressed perhaps they're skeptical about the third coming of the messiah. or is it the players. he said even the ones of freedom of the not unhappy with the team's display was a voice gave everything to take something away from the game when you're down the table you don't get that bit of luck and says hazardous clinching look me shock you have been unfortunate but they were only more than a bit of luck to prevail in the weeks to come. stevens come back has instilled hope even if not much else. shaka down one nil by a top three team and their own mistakes. in any job people make mistakes so you try to iron them out and learn from them and that

so, rachel and steven, so, racheland steven, let's so, rachel and steven, let's begin at what tomorrowttack on the chancellor. a really stark attack on the chancellor. all week we have had headlines on front pages about the rise in violent crimes in london and across the country, very sadly today, another stabbing, in london, politicians are urging theresa may to do something, and the home secretary has been involved in what that the chancellor do? he says you can have extra money, for policeman, to stop this, if we don't have a no—deal brexit and beaufort theresa may deal x week. it is completely tone deaf and has really misread the move of the country. —— a deal next week. i think it will be damaging to him and to the prime minister and she continues to grapple and fail to do it with this issue. he has already kind of taken a different line from side to david to save it to police, use the resources from crimes that are lower priorities and shift into fighting knife crime. doesn't sound that came to open the treasury coffins. he is fiscally relu cta nt treasury coffins. he is fiscally

certified arborist steven duncan with atlas tree service says it was steady...steven duncan/arborist- "it's so much rain. i mean, the tree was leaning to begin with but so much rain that the soil is completely saturated, and the roots weren't able to to hold it up anymore." duncan says he trimmed this tree just a few weeks ago... adding that it's nearly impossible to predict when trees will fall. steven duncan/arborist- "trees lean. i mean, if you're trying to cut every leaning tree, and be that worried about it -- you wouldn't have anything left." oversaturation a theme in contra costa county throughout the day.steve padilla/public works- "we have rocks that are coming down, we have mud coming down. uh, we're getting a lot of rain, uh, this ground is very saturated." steve padilla with county public works says crews blocked marsh creek road in both directions near morgan territory road in clayton... where the water soaked hillside gave out.steve padilla/public works- "you don't know when a rock, uh, 200, gonna come down and cross the road. and, if you happen to be those rocks come do

steven gerrard? the former what about his counterpart? steven gerrard ?rrard? the former liveable captain under no illusions, gerard saying... when you listen to them speaking after the first and he wasn't happy with the first high performance particularly with the one on celtic and they cannot second half and perform better, he learned from that, going into the game where the team is outstanding. as always, and his fixture, nothing is guaranteed. to rugby union... scottish hopes in the european champions cup have ended, after both edinburgh and glasgow were knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. edinburgh were beaten by munster at murrayfield in the days first game — while glasgow were dispatched by saracans. the bbc‘s rugby correspondent chris jones is at allianz park. this was another vintage european performance echoes of 2016 and 2017 when they won the champions cap, baby glass got 56 points set up a cost for meeting with munster, my from the park in the moment but let's find out how munster reached the stage by filing past edinburgh isa the stage by

events, drake, kevin durant, naomi campbell this was a parade of hollywood heavy weights on stage stevenelberg, reese witherspoon, jennifer aniston, all there presenting shows for apple's new streaming video service. >> we partnered with the most thoughtful, accomplished, award winning group of creative visionaries that have ever come together in one place to create a new service, unlike anything that's been done before. apple tv plus. >> original programming was just one of the new services announced. also unveiled as you mention, new offerings for news, video games, financial services. still for all of the sizzle, there are a lot of questions for investors, too for example, we don't know what apple is going to charge for the new video and gaming products. morgan stanley katie huberty says it makes it hard to quantify financial impact of the services exactly she still thinks apple ultimately bundles services generating as much as $37 billion in revenue by 2025 all these services arrive, you know apple's core iphone franchise is under pressure with iphone revenue falling 15% in the holid

for boeing is steven is a repudiation. becomes a permanent polluting danger backbone of commercial business that's why you boring has raised over twenty seven billion dollars of pizza market value so far is that this week also any older cancellation probably will favor airbus a three twenty neil or even newcomers as they call mike see nine nineteen that said boeing fifty billion dollars cash flow which it will allow the company to be able to deal with any immediate impact airlines rebooking cost their their bottom line and in the shorter term also a full suspension of deliveries that will pose that the highest risk is the airlines says come in marks a deliveries are defo called point expansion here in the u.s. . it was a luisa horo following the financial side of this evolving story for us in new york thanks was a only day after rejecting prime minister it's recent days bragg's a deal brit britain's parliament voted to reject a no deal brags that the risk of border gridlock still hasn't receded britain may crash out if it

cook hailed the move and broughtt in oprah winfrey and steven spielberg to spin the

. >>> director steven spielberg wants to ban netflix from the ca . the legendary director of popular movies le e.t. and schindler's list plans to support a rule change that would prevent movies that debut from a screening service from attending the oscars. we will talk about whether or not streaming is a missed opportunity for hollywood. nice to have you here, matt. welcome. >> thank you. mean, the obvious answer seems to be, yeah, it is a missed opportunity. would you agree wit that? >> well, i think all the studios have benefitd somewhat from netflix in terms of sellingnt t. they were the foundation for netflix's early success including the problem was to a certain extent they created a monster and i think that netflix has been extremely disrupted to the mid budget movie business, dramatic come dis, et cetera, i theaters. it hasn'tad that much effect on the avengers or high end anated movies. the genre of movies that the academy awards is generally focused on, it's been very transformative. >> what does this do if this le goes through and if steven

treasury secretary steven mnuchin said there was a productive working dinner last night. >>> a federal judge has rejected nestli's bid to throw out a lawsuit. the judge says it does not qualify as a genuine natural spring. >> the airline wow just a roughly shut down service. what do you do when that happens? >> reporter: travel experts say immediately get in touch with another airline flying out of the same airport and book a new flight. often, other carriers will help with lower fares. iceland air has made an offer with this respect. this happened before when another airline shutdown and several airlines stepped in to fill the gap, including delta. get and use travel insurance.

host: the book "how democracies die," and steven levitsky joining us. caller: i wonder if you can talk about the role of money in our politics, and how it might be conservative into our acceptance of erosion. we are sort of like, put it against the wall and see what happens. it may be.est: we do not write much about the role of money in politics in our book. as you know, there are many ways to die, and there are many ways democracy can become unhealthy. and i completely agree that the role of money in u.s. politics, particularly in a context of extreme inequality that we have today, is deeply, deeply damaging to our democracy. it isot convinced that the same problem we are talking about in our book. i am not convinced that it is the cause of polarization. rationality the caller just pointed out -- the fact that politicians seem so beholden -- i think are so beholden -- to those who finance their , thatgns, to big-money they become more open to appeals of basically, let's just take a wrecking ball to the political -- you are right. i case can be made tha

yes he tortures the giants in the spring too... 2-run home run off steven okert... 4-1 rockies bottom 7th... pat valaika takes jose lopez deep for another 2-run homer... 6-2 rockies this one was not pretty for the giants...9-3 colorado the final score now to the other bay area team... the a's... beautiful day at tempe diablo stadium... the home of the los angeles angels bottom 3rd... mike trout... takes marco estrada deep and out for a 2-run home run (albert pujols followed it with a solo job to make it 3-0 angels) the bright spot for the a's was pitcher tanner anderson... who struck out 6 batters in three scoreless innings... he was acquired from the pirates in the off season otherwise... it was the angels day...4-1 angels coming out on top after two world series titles and a love affair with the fans like few other players in san francisco... hunter pence is now in rangers camp just hoping to make the

to properly install repat and maintain solar panels that's part of the basic curriculum at the a steven renewable energy academy forty kilometers north of lagos the educational institute opened in october twenty seventh and so far around one hundred forty five students have received instruction songwriters from the south bronx residents are nothing you get to be cured so to suddenly turn out well i don't hear enough of connect that's all. down there. positive and negative the training is broken down into units it begins with a classroom session where the students are taught the basic principles and applications of solar energy that is followed by hands on experience outside the classroom here the students learn more about the competence of a solar energy system battery charge controller and solar converter and most importantly how to successfully markets to solar powered kids have been able to understand and know how to talk to a blank how to make your question properly it's almost. so that. because some time. on that side of the cup i should think of the stanford clan coyote identical

democratic congressman steven lynch from massachusetts. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, hallie. >> let me start there. have you heard -- has the committee heard back from this accounting firm? are they cooperating? >> not as of right now but we gave them until next tuesday or wednesday to respond. so hopefully they are putting some documents together. >> okay. april 3rd is your drop dead date

julia ruth stevens died at the age of 102.ens' son said his mother died saturday at an assisted living facility in nevada. she was adopted by babe ruth when she was 12 after he married her mother in 1929. stevens authored three books about his father. she continued to make appearances at baseball events into her 90s. her family said until the very end she was very proud to call babe ruth daddy. >>> still to come, the federal reserve chairman speaks out. jerome powell sits down for a rare interview with "60 minutes" and tells why president trump can't fire him. can't fire him. shouldn't mean going back to the doctoro just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection fr 1 to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy.

steven zuber scored a hat—trick and the win leaves them just two points away from safety. celebrations in the netherlands as well. the dutch eredivisie a robin van persie hat trick helped feyenoord to a 4—0 win over fc emmen keeping them in third place. the former manchester united and netherlands international struck his first leading up to the half time interval. the 35 year—old who's now past 200 career league goals adding a second just after half time before his third came after the hour mark giving him 1a for the season. and steven berghuis knocked in the fourth with 1a minutes remaining to secure a comfortable win for giovanni van bronckhorst‘s side. poland have finished top of the medal table at the european indoor athletics championships in scotland claiming five gold medals in an overall haul of seven just holding off hosts great britain. in the men's1500m poland's martcheen lewandowski went to the front on the final lap defending his title, defeating norway's jakob ingebrigtsen. the race had billed as one of the highlights of the final day and the pole saw off in

of course that they have this new coach can you who's been there this is third stands now can hope stevens rescued their season it's a very very difficult situation for him of course he's a legend and his team and this club and everybody expected now that maybe the club team will change as attitude on the field and is playing a different football than before but it was a little bit later on to see but i don't i don't think so that they can make it so three days three points to a realization. this is very critical very critical very critical indeed and i mean yeah nic it's it is like you know as michelle said it's critical it's dangerous they're very very very close and it's shocking to think that just last season things were so very different what's gone wrong or what what's actually if they do anything right yeah i mean it's difficult to pinpoint exactly i mean obviously last season they finished second and of course you know a lot of clubs around them had dropped their level and so they gave them a chance to get up there but it still doesn't explain how father dropped this season the the

reece witherspoon, steven spielberg, oprah, jennifer aniston are not cheap.y sense is apple is probably overpaying a little bit right now in order to get a jump and a big splash but at soim point, they're going to have to look at the bottom line and paying for these productions and the costs of the talent andover seeing them, they become a network production company as well now, is going to be incredibly expensive. so they have a lot of oversight and a lot of staff ahead of them finally, it's complicated, because a lot of people they'll be competing against with appletv plus and the other service are their partners in content distribution so how do their relationships with cbs, warner media, and the other big content companies work out going forward? so i think it's an interesting thing. i'm glad they're doing it. it's great for production companies have somebody else making really good tv, but i'm a little concerned about how their profit margin will be hit. i look at netflix's profit margin, gross margin is 27%. apple's is 38% i think that this business wil

so easy for that stevens up next with that and all the business. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship protests one to the shadow and if you use pain force one official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many cantrips and they have problems all at the same fourteen social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and seem right to phones to have inside then trust in us. my name is jenny harrison and current. is one of boeing's best selling jetliners and now its grounds around much of the world the e.u. joins a growing list of countries to spend the seven thirty seven max after two crashes putting even more pressure on u.s. authorities and airlines to do the same. and volkswagen reports solid numbers for. twenty eight hundred the world's largest car maker can't get caught looking in the rearview mirror challenges are ahead like brakes the possible u.s. tariffs and oh yeah

after last sunday's fatal crash in ethiopia we speaking with an expert coming up in business was steven stick around for that. surely news from africa and the world join us on facebook t w africa. players. table. state going to try games in a poker game of power and money the competition is fierce the most most important natural resource bluffing betting checking column a movie to be able to play and who will win this who we believe the renewal energy move plain cordons role in the future. of. the jewel of the best show starting monday t o t w. what took them so long that's one question many are asking after american regulators finally ground the boeing seven three seven max here's another question can boeing put its plane back in the air before the competition moves in. also coming up british lawmakers voted delayed brags that until he leaves the end of june i think that gives clarity to british businesses think again. and more signs that chinese growth has slowed we'll take you through the latest numbers. i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching. boeing says it will continue pr

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but my big story was with steven tyler and that's in the book.ure of steven tyler and i 20 years later. do you know that story? >> tucker: don't know. >> you have to read the book. here's steven tyler and i. we had a moment together back home in ottawa. he never signed my picture until "fox and friends" a couple of years ago. we were playing "love in an elevator." i said, i have this great mome with steven tyler but i don't have an autograph. on twitter somebody contacted me and said, send me the picture, i'll get him to sign it. he did. there it is because of tucker carlson. >> tucker: that is so cool. that was in canada? >> that was in canada. that was backstage. he wanted me to come backstage after the show. and then that would have changed the whole trajectory of my life. >> tucker: probably best you didn't do that. we never would have met you if you had done that. without getting too heavy on live tv, we'ves. talked about this a numr of times. you decided that you were going to approach the challenges in your life in a positive way. >> mm-hm

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