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Was damaging the environment in ways that needed to be stopped. >> reporter: before becoming prolific bomber, kaczynski was a high school honor student in illinois who enrolled at harvard at 16. kaczynski took a dark turn, recalled his brother. >> ted was withdrawing. there wasnt the desire to come home and enjoy the family. >> reporter: as part of a deal with prosecutors to dodge the death penalty, kaczynski admitted to the bombings and was sent to colorado supermax prison where he remained unt...

Moneymaker. the president himself is fundraising off of this indictment, which is abhorrent. that is where we are now in this day and age. to see the top of the rnc, both chairmans putting out this enforcement, i think its shameful. >> steve, lets lets switch gears. ted kaczynski, the man known as the new unabomber was found dead in his prison cell yesterday at the age of 81 after dying by suicide, according to the associate press. hed been serving eight life sentences after he pleaded guilty in...

I would go for thejugular, yes. i didnt go for the jugular, but i did critical cartoons as early as 1994, the first year of his presidency. by 1995, i had a cartoon of him with a halo thats slipping. did you get a message from him saying, "what are you doing?"? no, absolutely not. mandiba was really different. in fact, the most powerful moment for me as a cartoonist ever was in 1998, so four years into mandelas presidency, and i get a phone call from the presidents office. i dont know who was on...

Sets to work to fix his broken city. he had an enormous impact on the infrastructure — - the city itself. the garbage got picked up. suddenly, i came one time to istanbul and i got- on a bus and i thought, "whoa! _ we dont even have these in boston." it was a clean energy busl and it was air conditioned. there were all kinds of repairs that needed to be done. - things were systematised. this was taken during my first interview with - tayyip erdogan in 1998. i presume i handed my camera to some...

Mill them. hoping it would generate new leads. it did. when david kaczynski recognized the thinking of his brother and reported him to the fbi. >> it wouldnt have been right to allow him to hurt anyone else. he had to be stopped in some way and that was the only way i could think to stop him. >> on april 3rd, 1996, investigators invest arrested -- lincoln montana. there they found journals detailing his crimes just $32.80 to his name. and something else. >> federal agents have turned up a life b...

Advancement which he believed was damaging the environment in ways that needed to be stopped. >> reporter: before becoming the prolific bomber, he was an honor roll student. it was during his college years that he took a dark turn, recalled his brother. >> ted was withdrawn. there wasnt the desire to come home and enjoy the family. >> reporter: the prosecutors decided to dodge the death penalty. he admitted the bombings and stayed in a maximum prison. at the time of his 1998 sentencing, the wido...

Again, in 2021, from colorados super max where he was about two decades into serving eight life sentences after his 1998 guilty plea admitting to sending a series of mail bombs. some 16 devices in all which killed three people, wounded 23. his reign of terror spanning about 17 years starting in 1978 up until his 1996 arrest. in fact, it was his own writings which is what led to the fbi -- led the fbi to the bomb-makers door, if you can call it that. we know very well that primitive cabin that wa...

Emergence of nino and they have been going recently confident that an el nino event is on the horizon. it happens to—7 years and it releases a hot air across south america which essentially alters global weather patterns and temperatures. the impacts you can expect to see over the next several months to a year would be drier weather in australia and parts of asia, better weather in us parts, colder weather in us parts, colder weather in us parts, colder weather in europe and the uk but the big...

The figurehead leader of a liberated south africa. were there certain things for you that, because of your background, that were always off—limits? particularly, i think of the persona and the personality of nelson mandela himself. you would never really go for the jugular with mandela? actually not true. i would go for thejugular, yes. i didnt go for the jugular, but i did critical cartoons as early as 1994, the first year of his presidency. by 1995, i had a cartoon of him with a halo thats s...

The sort of impacts we could expect to see over the next several months to a year will include drier weather in australia and parts of asia, wetter weather in southern us parts, perhaps colder weather in europe and the uk. but i suppose the bigger impact of all this is the question about what is el nino going to do to the global temperature? because when you have an el nino, it tends to push up global temperatures to record levels. this happened in 2015—2016, 1997—1998, so the expectation fr...