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until washed down with a vegan bear the way it has been brewed for over 500 years under the chairman bair purity law. in formula one ferrari's charlotte clare sprang a surprise in singapore by taking pole position ferrari are not renowned for their success in singapore but the clear produced a fine display of driving to edge the runaway reader lewis hamilton of machetes to 1st place on the grid with players ferrari team mate sebastian vettel start 3rd in sunday's grand prix. to japan now and the rugby world cup were a clash between heavyweights new zealand and south africa held top billing in today's group matches the kiwis looked tome and dry as they went into the break 14 points clear south africa storm back in the 2nd half but new zealand held on to claim a hard fought win australia survived a scare against fiji to post a win in their opening group match a bright start from the pacific islanders saw australia behind at half time but to 2nd half tries from a total of 2 swung the game in favor of the wallabies meanwhile france came from behind to win a thrilling match with argentina kmit

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more than two decades as adviser and negotiator were republican and democratic negotiations and bob bair is former cia operative who served in several middle east country. good to see you. thank you so much. so b bob, you first because listening to our reporting from our fabulous correspondents there, it really paints the picture of how complicated and still mysterious all of this is. so you have the u.s. secretary of state who's willing to tweet out that it is iran that is responsible here without also supplying any kind of evidence. but saudi arabia has not publicly placed blame. what does that mean to you? >> well, the last thing the saudis want to do is get into a con frfrontation with iran at t point. i mean they are vulnerable to iranian rockets. they share border with iraq. they could be attack ed from there and they have yemen. you don't threaten iran unless you can really back it up. and neither the united states nor saudi arabia can. we can't go to war with iran. we could strategically bomb it, but at the end of the day, we'd be in real mess. >> is there tanger in saying this w

the next day, shawn mcelmurry heard from rich bair >> i was under no on that evertime i talked to rich baird, it was as if i was talking to the governor, and he said, well, he wasn't at my guy"but he wasn't on message." you know, heeeded de be on message. he needed to "lead with public health," whatever that meant, and basically said that, you know, he didn't want to take away fding from the university if i wasn't able to get on message. i viewed that as just a threat to me and my teaabout the work we were doing, that we needed to better align our results withul whatheir position was. >> and what did you understand that positioto be? >> that there were no more problems with the water in flint at that time. >> narrator: in an, baird told us that he never tried to influence or pressure the team "to do anything except abide by thterms and conditions of their contract." and that they failed to stay within the scope and parameters of the project. >> just up today on the criminal investigation into the flint water crisis. >> narrator: by 2017, the allegations of misconduct had reacheinside t

the next day, shawn mcelmurry heard from rich bair a top aide to governornyder. >> i was under no illusion that evertime i talked to rich baird, it was as if i was talking to the governor, and he said, well, heasn't upset at my guy"but he wasn't on message." you know, he needed de be on message. he needed to "lead with public health," whatever that meant, and basically said that, you know, he didn't want to take away funding from the university if i wasn't ableo get on message. i viewed that as just a threat to me and my team about the work we were doing, that needed to better align our results with whatheir position was. >> and what did you understand that positioto be? >> that there were no more problems with the water in flint at that time >> narrator: in an email, baird told us that he never tried to influence or pressure the team thterms and conditions ofide by their contract." and that they fail to stay within the scope and parameter of the project. >> just up today on the criminal investigation into the flint water crisis. narrator: by 2017, the allegations of misconduct had reachei

. >> detective bair testified her stomach area was still warm. how is that possible if she died up to 12 hours earlier. >> if the body is warm to the touch, my commonsense tells me this is someone recently deceased. is there an error in that assumption? >> no. >> as far as the contention that he killed cory after a heated argument. the oldest son testified he didn't hear anything like that the night before and he should because his room was right next to his parents and even connected by another door usually left slightly open. the two older boys, unlike their sister, stuck to the story they told police. >> did she ever get out of bed? >> yes, i think she did. >> if jurors believe them, it blew apart the timeline that she was murdered the night before. >> same thing they told gibson in 2014. >> they claimed in 2013 he was an over eagerer, newly promoted detective primarily designed to crimes against seniors. this was his first murder case. >> around the same time he went to a one-week course on being a lead detective in a homicide case and he emb

and space museum sally ride science and foundation premieres and dearest to my heart is ambassador bair played an important role are the biggest parent tot -- paradigm shifts expanding air combat roles for women. the only female pilot serving on defense advisory committee on women in the services she was instrumental in recommending that women are allowed to compete for and be in combat with the leadership of this committee opposed the recommendations at the time. but paving the way for thousands of women like me who serve our country with distinction in combat. in part because of these changes our military is more effective than lethal than ever before. she's the best man for the job even though she's a woman. this led to other m. and being able to lead. none of these women would be possible if not for the advocacy in the grid of women like ambassador barbara barrett posing new solutions. i'm grateful to barbara for the work to step up for our country. i'm honored to introduce the proud tradition. today's we sit in his body that makes these important decisions i continue to be inspired