and i knew that bob durst's favorite topic of conversation is bob durst. there's no question that of any suspect i've ever had, ever dealt with, you are the most interesting. bob understood that we had substantial evidence against him. >> you'd like some details from me, if i knew -- >> yes. >> about where kathie's body is. >> and about what happened to susan. >> and about what happened with susan. >> okay. and you would agree that you're in the position, if you want, to tell me more than you have so far. >> i'm not about that, and i'm not about to go that far. >> okay. >> durst skirts around the issue of potentially getting a deal from lewin. and so it begs the question, why are you trying to cut a deal before you're charged if you're truly innocent? >> well, you asked me what i thought you wanted to hear. and what i think what you wanted to hear is, what did you do with kathie? >> right. if i tell you those things, i'm pleading guilty. >> originally my thought was that i was only 10 or 20 minutes away from a confession. over time, what i've realized, bob

the speculation going so far, that bob iger could replace bob chapek. i believe he said that is ridiculous, but we are in a rapidly evolving situation here. >> this has been a relatively challenging couple of years, a lot of layoffs, a lot of change, closing down operations. shanghai disney world just closed down again today i believe. this is sort of a never ending saga that impacts employees. we are living in a social media world where people can express views about how they feel very visibly. in terms of bob iger versus chapek, i don't know what to say other than bob iger is gone, chapek is in charge. i think what matters is, what does the board think? what do shareholders think? the stock is down a lot. investors are concerned that they don't really understand what the strategy is. are they going after netflix or is this more of a disney focused story? disney has been dragging its feet on hulu. comcast owns one third of hulu. what is the hulu plan? is it about a mega service or will they continue to run three streaming services? there's disney plus,

bob and i would accentuate larry higbee here. they put a the system in place for the running of the modern presidency and i spend a great deal of time in the book detailing this and the importance of it and and it is still used today. so i in order it would take too long to try to to detail it here, but i believe readers are going to really get a lot out of that and particularly in comparison to what kind of i mean the the way that he solicited thinking and ideas and and so forth and one one wonders whether or not we need to be doing more of that in today's world in terms of the prison aspect. let me let me hit that in a little bit different way. i made a mistake and don segretti my wonderful friend and i suffered greatly because of the mistake that i made. but the important thing is to realize what happened to richard nixon and we detail in the back of the book. we have an appendix where we have transcripts of tapes from the oval office and my wife terry put in there. she went and found the web address and you can go on there an

, you know, bob. ice they both had the saying he goes. this is that we're going to go to heaven when you have eyes like ours where that's that's the blue of the skies we're going up there and that line meant a lot to bob dylan that frank who he worships up when he was younger kind of recognized him how many of his songs have you heard dillons? yeah. oh every single one every single and i've heard it hurt it over and over and over again. so you assessively yeah. oh, yeah. no, it's how many times my life? and well, he's probably has you know, the i i probably know by heart 300 of his songs, you know them by heart. how do you do that strum guitar and know the you know, a lot of the songs are just you know, you know, i might forget a lyric or something, but it's just dna and g and you know, it's it's you remember a lot of language. i the words and the phrasing his ability to trades word he can draw out of valve or you know, it's just a remarkable artist and it's not me. i mean he won the nobel prize for l

we give bob chapek some more time? >> you never want to say never. i never would have expected howard schultz to be back at starbucks which epic will be beneficial. -- which i think will be beneficial. bob iger is a young person for his age so he has the physical ability to do it and he has moved on from disney. the pick should have been kevin mayer. it should still be him. he has gone on to do a wonderful job working in many businesses now. i have met him and i think he's one of the sharpest people in hollywood. he is super connected and he has a type of personality that could handle this a lot better than bob. not to say that anything ivan is saying is incorrect. i own the stock personally and for my firm. ivan doesn't. i am an activist shareholder. what that means is as the owner of the business, i don't like what my ceo is doing. i'm talking about that. that's what i'm saying. i would like to have the ceo of disney represent the values of disney. the fact that he is going on a listening tour is called placating peo

the speculation going so far, that bob iger could replace bob chapek. i believe he said that is ridiculous, but we are in a rapidly evolving situation here. >> this has been a relatively challenging couple of years, a lot of layoffs, a lot of change, closing down operations. shanghai disney world just closed down again today i believe. this is sort of a never ending saga that impacts employees. we are living in a social media world where people can express views about how they feel very visibly. in terms of bob iger versus jpeg, i don't know what to say other than bob iger is gone, che apek is in charge. i think what matters is, what does the board think? investors are concerned that they don't really understand what the strategy is. are they going after netflix or is this more of a disney focused story? comcast owns one third of hulu. what is the plan? is it about a mega service or will they continue to run three streaming services? there's disney plus, hulu and espn plus. it seems from a consumer standpoint, having multiple logins, multiple different

bob and i would accentuate larry higbee here. they put a system in place for the running of the modern presidency and i spend a great deal of time in the book detailing this and the importance of it and and it is still used today. so i in order it would take too long to try to to detail it here, but i believe readers are going to really get a lot out of that and particularly in comparison to what kind of i mean the the way that he solicited thinking and ideas and and so forth and one one wonders whether or not we need to be doing more of that in today's world in terms of the prison aspect. let me let me hit that in a little bit different way. i made a mistake and don segretti my wonderful friend and i suffered greatly because of the mistake that i made. but the important thing is to realize what happened to richard nixon and we detail in the back of the book. we have an appendix where we have transcripts of tapes from the oval office and my wife terry put in there. she went and found the web address and you can go on there and yo

bob, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i just wanted to begin with a new report that we have adding on to your reporting. this today from the guardian, you revealed the seven and a half hour gap in the white house phone logs on january six, the guardian is reporting that at least one call that should have been on those logs was made to senator mike lee. that call came through a michaels phone the way a call comes through when it is officially coming from a white house phone, the two 023950000 identifier. what do you make of that? that indicates that there was at least one phone call, if that is true, that should have been on the way as logs that is not on those logs? >> there are a number of calls that should have been. for instance, converse -- there are so many, you cannot keep track of it all. this astonishing seven hour and 37 minute gap that you and i go back to the 1970s in watergate. it was only a 18 and a half minute gap. it is astonishing. it is not believable because trump is making calls that day. this is januar

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>> reporter: bob sounds like the coach. but this is physical therapy, and he is the patient who narrowly survived covid. >> i'm not supposed to be here. i'm supposed to be dead. >> reporter: when bob was rushed to northwestern's hospital in november, he was on a ventilator, then given a 10% chance of survival when he was put on an ecmo machine. being attached to the lifesaving machine was tough for 64-year-old bob. a former-state champion wrestler in high school and pan-american gold medalist who has spent more than 40 years coaching kids in several chicago suburbs. >> used to be a wrestling coach and did a little boxing in my day. next day, she comes in with boxing gloves and mitts. >> reporter: physical therapist sarah deangelo could see bob needed something to spark his recovery. >> i thought it would be fun. i knew it would be a good workout. >> reporter: next thing sara knew, bob was coaching the medical staff. all while still attached to the ecmo machine, doing the work of his heart and lungs. >> he would literally ru

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with me, bob myles i guess i know your answer, bob. you probably think he never went anywhere >> he didn't he says principles are -- thanks for inviting me on the show, kelly. he says principles are principles because they don't change if they change, they're not principles he never went anywhere i think the market is paying takes to him now mainly because of share price, not so much the acquisition. >> yeah. so the real sort of shift to watch is once again to look over the last couple years and all the stocks that were outperforming during the pandemic and now how quickly they've come back down to earth. and what is it you think for berkshire is working is it solid materials? everything seems to be going right for them right now >> yeah. warren says we invest in insulation, paint, bricks, you know, try to control your excitement so value never went away but i think with the markets now realizing is that value is a component of growth, and i think now there's a shift toward value, and a lot of attention on berkshire because of the half

bob woodward, i'll start with you. adam kinzinger was not forthcoming. why are these texts so important? >> well, because they come ater the election is over and the general rule in things like the constitution and the law, say that there is going to be one thing that happens after the election is over, and that is the certification before congress, when the vice president, the president of the senate presides. so this is -- i'm sorry to go back to this. we were talking earlier about watergate, but watergate was about tampering with the electoral process at the front. nixon and his underlings mounted a massive sabotage and espionage campaign against the democrats. but tis is after the election. and people who believe in the constitution and the law would say, okay, it's over. you can go to court, but read -- rober robert and i were reading these texts, and i was almost unbelievable that you would have somebody in ginny thomas' position quote others saying in war there is no rule, that this is warfare. well, it shouldn't be. >> dickerson: bob costa, this

we go. >> that acceleration that we're hearing, that's not bob that's the truck >> yep >> reporter: right now, google's self-driving company, weymo via, and others are using safety drivers like bob to supervise what are basically big rig robots if you look closely, you can see he's not always touching the wheel. instead, the semi can navigate by itself using a guidance system of 28 cameras and a whole slew of radar sensors that map the immediate area and can peer over a half mile down the road how many objects can this detect at one time >> when we've encountered dense intersections in an urban environment, for example, our cars will detect hundreds of objects all the time pedestrians, cyclists, cars. >> reporter: weymo says right now their biggest hurdle is planning for unpredictable human drivers. for bob, it's about preventing the kinds of crashes he's seen after 40 years of trucking. >> i've come up on some really bad accidents. most of the accidents are fatigue related. distracted impaired this truck is not going to be distracted it's not going to experience road rage. >> repor

reading the details, this is not an easy mission to get bob and his wife to safety. fill us in on the challenges you are facing and how this mission went down. >> this is one of the hardest thing the dynamo has ever done. bob's house was squarely in the russian offensive corridor, so of all the pieces of real estate and you came to be at, he was in one of the worst ones. conditions for rescue operation in that corridor is extremely hard and extreme the complicated, and very dynamic, to say the least. >> carley: bob, we thank you for your service, as well. a veteran of the 80th second airborne division. if you could provide some color, what was going on in your neighborhood and around your house? what are you seeing in expensing before brian and the folks at project dynamo were able to get you out? >> well, they had probably a battalion with a mix of armored infantry come in, i guess to occupy the village that we lived in. and they just started going through and reading the stories and stealing all the alcohol, and then they would go on alcohol-shield rampages shootin

costa and bob woodward, mmittee from the wife of clarence thomas. they are to the white house chi meadows, urging efforts to overthrow the election. "do not concede" and "the majority knows biden on the left is attempting the greatest heist of our history." why are these significant? >> look, i can't, as a member of the committee, confirm or deny the existence of those. i'll tell you we have thousands of text messages from lots of people. we have a lot of documents, and we are going to, in a methodical, fact-driven way got to the bottom line. the bottom line is: was there an effort to overturn a legitimate effort of an election, and what is the rock in our system that led to that and does it still exist today. with conspiracy theories as we've seen reported, this idea of relieving the crack or that the c.i.a. attacked the d.o.d., or was attacked by the d.o.d. in germany, john, half of the country believes some of that stuff. this is a roadmap for how to overturn a legitimately-elected government. we're going to get to the bottom of this. as we have

disney ceo bob chapek learned that the hard way. it took more than a week for him to come to the side of his employees to come out against the don't say gay bill. he decided not to directly condemn the legislation that will ban discussions about sexual orientation and gender identity among young children. he continued to face backlash from employees and finally on friday here is the apology he issued to his employees, saying he believes we are at infinitely better and stronger company because of our lgbtq plus community. i missed the mark he said but i'm an ally you can count on and i will be an outspoken champion in the future. chapek completely botched this throughout the week and eventually conceded to his employees, deadline this weekend calling it chapek's biggest toughest test running one of the world's biggest media companies. we will speak with eric deggins about this. first we have the former president of walt disney television. garth, you wrote about this saying you were an openly gay executive at disney a couple years ago

bob raised a good point and one i plan to raise with my next guest. thanks, bob. john thune, a big republican leading senate member had the same reaction to bob. why not, mr. president? this is the time to pivot and you didn't. john thune is next. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have coug

on m, i think bob wilson wanted a slip in a bit of that style and he pulled it. awesome. this isn't good. actually that hasn't been for in a robert wilson production, even the curtain called his choreographed ah ah with who are the destruction of a nation, iraq, how it all began? league industrialism sold their equipment, especially for aviation. so oil nation because it was almost unrecognizable. and we were narrowing gauge is something as big as well for the 1st part of our series. already 15 minutes, d, w. mm hm. that shook the world rushes invasion of ukraine. a historical turning point. i am here. we will not equate our resistance. we will defend our country, russia, wal mart, then boone is now isolated. i look back at the 1st week of the war that will change the world for even 90 minutes on d. w. o. in. id. ah the media with ah, i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges were lions of the what's your story. ready he wasn't on women, especially vi

bob burns. he has just, as i think you know, announced that after 45 years of reporting, that he's going to retire and really finally get a chance to spend more time with his family. as you know, he's been a staple here for decades, the dean of the press corps, and without question, a gentleman in every sense of the word, a great, dogged reporter, but a gentleman. and i'd like to just take a minute to read a little something from a book that was written by one of my predecessors. it's called "confirm or deny," and it's written by phil goulding, and he wrote this book after he left the mcnamara administration. but he says something here about the pentagon press corps that i think suits not just all of you, but certainly, bob burns to a t. so if you'll just indulge me for a few minutes. "and the responsible members of the underrated press corps of the pentagon sit in their grubby room on the second floor of the big building and pore over the statements of top defense officials, checking them again

bob we've get to. >> white guilt. >> laura: yeah. bob your perspective so needed tonight. thank you very much >> and the academy just released some news on the will smith smack down and chris rock offered his first response moments ago. arroyo has it all. seen and unseen is next. for our seen and unseen segment where we explore the stories behind the headlines and for that we turn to fox news contributor arroyo. ray, biden was on stage asking congress for more money today. >> yes, for covid no less on that little white house stage laura as the pandemic wanes and cases plummet biden says he needs hundreds of millions of dollars for the next vaccine and is launching what every american the end of the pandemic. a commemorative web site. >> today i'm announcing the launch of covid.gov. covid.gov, a one-stop shop. you've already stood up 2,000 test and treat sites across the country. i've worked so hard to get our lives, we've worked so hard, we, all of us have worked so hard to get our lives back and now i'm going to get my second booster shot. i'm not sure why i'm doing it on

i had all of course, i wouldn't have to the basic idea that bob had cuba and what the ideas inspiring him guns what's was on the slide. fade. the old master of images is still full of inspiration, and the ideas are perfected, step by step. for wilson, every movement, every posture has to be just right. oh. on the bar here. basically, it's an enormous jigsaw puzzle. they'd robert wilson is constructing like a flow. no, my works i, i diagram for put them together mathematically so i can see the total picture quickly. and her later we can fill and form or content. a crucial element is the lighting for $78.00 and said she should go should go for about that's done with a line. and one of them before you leave that group. good to me. lightest the most is central element and theater and architecture. albert einstein, sir. light is the measure of all things. and without life, there's no space. the whole lot of dorian becomes a stage shop. couldn't he create works of art in which people meant talented people move and speak or saying when to place an order as in others 1st like everything else,

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you have bob iger, the former ceo also speaking out about this. what do you make of the pushback from other executives? chris: this is part of a broader issue that he found where he does not have the same support from the creative community that at the company that his predecessor bob iger did. so he is making the decisions that are very unpopular. for example, he is relocating a lot of employees to florida that work in themepark design from california. they are not happy about being told they have to move. so we have weird situations with the florida governor desantis slammed disney last week saying they don't care about human rights in china. and then the governor newsom in california saying, why are you moving people to california? as this happens, he is opening the company up to people attacking them from both sides. emily: this, of course, as disney shares themselves have been struggling. chris palmeri covering that for us. meantime, electric carmaker rivian has hired a new coo from one of the world's biggest automotive suppliers. he will tak

sure, bob. so you can't even get supplies in and out. so, so it really is quite a challenge in terms of trying to reach those other populations. and if you wait for them all to come to you, as we heard on opening segments, you know, many also suffer during, during that route, right. more. so what's at stake if this is all not addressed? be the, the drought and the hunger crisis. and if it's not addressed right away, the status is very dire. we are already a critical juncture. we started seeing people wonder about people, children, mothers, the elderly, lose their lives. ready reports from all over the land state and many other parts of somalia should make an approach. greg, if immediate assistance, then national level and national level not does not reach many of one or both community. immediately. we're only going to see the numbers size and unfortunately not only numbers. these are all human beings who are losing that lives in a way that's avoidable, right? the world can do better so molly can do better. okay, hold on. final thoughts t

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and in other news, i'll sure bob gunmen, breach mogadishu fortified airport killing at least 6 people. thank you very much for joining us. vitale. cliffs go. the mare of keith says ukrainian fighters are winning battle was on the outskirts of the capital 4 weeks into the war. fisco says they've launch counter offensive against russian forces and are pushing them back. ukrainian troops have re taken territory and are threatening to cut off stranded units. so russian soldiers from the west of ukraine, from the mold in the behind, the looted and her there is so big buttle and from official sources. we're soon information right now there are small city markers and her almost whole it been already in the control is ukrainian soldier or let's take a closer look at those areas. in the past 10 days, it's been fighting around the north west of capital. as you can see here at pain is only about 25 kilometers away from keys city center, right next to it is the city of butcher. and hoster mal slightly further north has also been under attack. we'll have more on the situation in cave, in just a fe

and bob hunter said, great name for the boat. so the, the boat actually was named greenpeace. before greenpeace was founded, the organization was officially founded on september 15th 1971, vancouver corner at maple street, and west 4th avenue. over where it now says spank greenpeace had their 1st office. one room with a table, a few chairs and a telephone connection. but there really wasn't enough space for everybody. so right across the street from us on 4th avenue was the been many pub, which over early we would sit upstairs in the pub with the window that looked right across to where our office was. this is when we were planning the whale campaign. someone wanting to interview us, we invite them to come to the pub, but we looked right across the street to our office. so if one of us gets a phone call at the office, the, the, our office manager in the office would just come to the window of the pub scream across the street, phone for whomever, for me, or for barbara for somebody. and we just run down the pipe run across the street, get the phone call, do our phone business,

and the savvy journalist bob hunter. but how do you gain mainstream support for environmental protests? we learn from marshall fluid analysis of media. if we wanted to tell our story in the media, it wasn't about reciting the statistics or the data or the science. we had to create a story that would move through the media. and this is what bob 100 called a mind bomb. and the idea was that this image would explode in people's minds and change their attitudes all over the world. ah, in april of 1975, an opportunity presented itself to put their mind upon theory to the test. bar off the coast of california, they tracked down russia whalers. wyler said the whales threatened with extinction, provided the perfect image. commercial whalers are after the giant marine mammals fat wyler steered the boat up close and documented the carnage me. paul watson was on board 2. i volunteered to go on onto the whale, actually and to measure it. and we found out that it was illegally taken. now i was also very, very overwhelmed by the fact

and bob hunter said, great name for the boat. so the, the boat actually was named greenpeace. before greenpeace was founded, the organization was officially founded on september 15th 1971, vancouver corner at maple street, and west 4th avenue. over where it now so spank! greenpeace had their 1st office, one room with a table, a few chairs, and a telephone connection. but there really wasn't enough space for everybody. so right across the street from us on 4th avenue was the bimini pub, which over early we would sit up stairs in the pub with the window that looked right across to where our office was. this is when we were planning the whale campaign. someone wanted to interview us, we invite them to come to the pub, but we looked right across the street to our office. so if one of us gets a phone call at the office, the, the, our office manager in the office, which is come to the window of the pub scream across the street, phone for whomever, for me or for barbara for somebody. and we just run down the pipe run across the street, get the phone call, do our phone business, come

sure, bob. so you can't even get supplies in and out. so, so it really is, it's quite a challenge in terms of trying to reach those other populations. and if you wait for them all to come to you, as we heard on opening segments, you know, many also suffer during, during that route, right. more. so what's at stake if this is all not addressed? be the, the drought and the hunger crisis. and if it's not addressed right away, the status is very dire. we are already a critical juncture. we started seeing people wonder about people, children, mother's elderly, lose their lives. ready reports from all over the land estate and many other parts of somalia should make an approach. greg, if immediate assistance, then national level and national level not does not reach many of one or both community media. we're only going to see the numbers size and unfortunately not only numbers. these are all human beings, what we think that lives in a way that avoidable right. the world can do better, so malia can do better. okay, hold on. final thoughts to you.

it marked the latest twist of its star, bob odenkirk. odenkirk was surprised in 2009 to get a call from the intensely dramatic series "breaking bad." his performance was so good, he got his own show. now he's written a book on his past of cult comedy actor to cult star. >> let's just say i know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy. railroad bob odenkirk's change came out of necessity. >> i hadn't seen the show, i watched about ten minutes on the plane and said, okay, it's a drama, it's kind of funny. >> after years of acclaimed but below-the-radar comedy, odenkirk walked blindly into one of the greatest shows in television history, playing attorney saul goodman on "breaking bad" and its spinoff "better call saul." that unexpected turn is at the center of his new memoir, "comedy, comedy, comedy, drama." what compelled you to sit down and tick through every step of your career in. >> it's a comedy memoir. i was concerned someone would pick up this book about this actor i like and then all this crap about comedy, i've never heard of

and bob hunter said, great name for the boat. so the, the boat actually was named greenpeace. before greenpeace was founded, the organization was officially founded on september 15th 1971, vancouver corner at maple street, and west 4th avenue. over where it now says spank greenpeace had their 1st office. one room with a table, a few chairs and a telephone connection. but there really wasn't enough space for everybody. so right across the street from us on 4th avenue was the bimini pub, which over early we would sit up stairs in the pub with the window that looked right across to where our office was. this is when we were planning the whale campaign. someone wanted to interview us, we invite them to come to the pub, but we looked right across the street to our office. so if one of us gets a phone call at the office, the, the, our office manager in the office would just come to the window of the pub scream across the street, phone for whomever, for me, or for barbara for somebody. and we just run down the pipe run across the street, get the phone call, do our phone business, com

you have bob iger, the former ceo also speaking out about this. what do you make of the pushback from other executives? >> this is part of a broader issue that he found where he does not have the same support from the creative community that his predecessor bob iger did. so he's basing the decisions that are unpopular, relocating a lot of employees to florida that work in themepark design from california. they are not happy about being told they have to move. so we have weird situations with the florida governor desantis slammed disney last week saying they don't care about human rights in china. and then the governor newsom in california saying, why are you moving people to california? as this happens, he is opening the company to people on both sides. emily: this as disney shares has been struggling. meantime, electric carmaker rivian has hired a new coo from one of the world's biggest automotive suppliers. he will take the role on june 1, rivian announced monday. he led the car making unit before that at mercedes' parent company at daimler. riv

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i'll sure bob controls much of the countryside. how's that affecting the ability of the government than the humanitarian organizations to deliver help to the people that need it? well, i'll show up, do not allow any aid from the government or from the international donors that they are not managing to reach the places that they manage. bernice is that they control and the county side of up most or far center allows out for malia. so if the government cannot deliver or the interaction and jewish cannot deliver to the areas under the control of al bob, that would cause in focus of id b's. people move in in mass from the places are under the controversial bob to the cities controlled by the government or the federal member states. thank you. that was adam. oh, her see who's a member of somalia is national drought response committee. now, just to put this in scale, those 5 or 600000 people that have fled their homes, that is about one 3rd of somali population. the next rains a due in april, but the long term weather forecast of the say

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