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>> he is taking this woman in her early 20s, in exchange student, to the spa? >> yeah, to get massages and get her waxed. my staff would be in the front yard of my wife found out i was waxing up a 20-year-old. it didn't make no sense and i even asked her what exactly is he waxing up and she just would glare. >> they also asked her about the bill, which nathan paid. >> she framed it up as hey, it's his money, and it is denise's money, too, so if he is spending the money, she should be all right with it. >> did you out right ask her, were you having a sexual relationship with nathan? >> yeah. she denied it. >> then, aina mentioned something that sparked their curiosity. she had studied music and gone to college in florida to play the piano but told detectives she had left the school because of problems with her hands. >> i think it was titled academic withdrawal or something. the records we got said her dismissal had something to do with inappropriate relationships with her sponsor, including staying off campus overnight with just them two.
on tuesday particularly north and west. this is where we see the best of the sunshine but even with that sunshine the breeze means it will feel a little chillier than it has done this weekend for those in the west but still pretty cold down the eastern coasts. that chilly field continues for much of the week. back i don't mind that. it has been quite nice the last couple of days. even if it is a bit chilly.— if it is a bit chilly. pretty good conditions — if it is a bit chilly. pretty good conditions for _ if it is a bit chilly. pretty good conditions for marathon i if it is a bit chilly. pretty good i conditions for marathon runners. a lot of people running today raising money for good causes. when catherine pointer was diagnosed with cancer as a teenager, she was determined to learn all about the disease and the treatment she would receive. decades later, that same curiosity drives her work as a scientist, exploring new treatment options for cancer patients. 0ur reporterjames ingham has been to meet her. this was catherine at11i years old. after falling this was catherine at11i years old. afterfalling ill on this was catherine at11i years old. after falling ill on a family holiday she was given the live
andrew shepherd, we were pleasant so you can actually play against that because you're gonna be the humble i'll look at him for the echoes case, but it ben franklin, everything because the audience knows so much about you. you don't have to push so does strange way, it's become my little more passively and let them come to you did you find that there was something about ben franklin, european actors sometimes say there's a trick, there's something that made me understand his personality either a gesture or voice or something. >> what do you was there something that was at the core of ben franklin, his curiosity, he had immense curiosity and he had the mindset to try to be able to complete a whole picture i mean, the way i think of it as well, we all have ideas, but it's very few. >> we can take our ideas lengthened together to a full a full consensus. and in this
area here reminds me a bit of elon musk. he had that same kind of wild imagination about taking thes are impossible a good self-deprecating, sense of humor and all that, some differences of course you are, you also have great curiosity and you have often i've noticed taken something from your roles and apply it to your real life so very famously, your a very, your very active on nuclear non-proliferation and all that came out of the china syndrome, correct i read somewhere that you have taken from ben franklin, his love of marcus aurelius i have, i have i have become a stoic. have started doing a lot of really about stoicism. and i'm very impressed and do thank you. thank benjamin franklin forgiving me that what what does it mean to you to be stoic? >> well, it's something somewhere between the
actually it's the opposite fareed because with powerful people, the audience or the other people already know all about you so with like ben franklin he has this incredible resume. gordon gekko had this great resume president andrew shepherd, we were pleasant. so you can actually play against that because you're going to be the humble. i'll look at him for the echoes case, but it ben franklin, everything because the audience knows so much about you. you don't have to push so does strange way, it's become much more, little, more passively and let them come to you did you find that there was something about ben franklin, european actor sometimes say there's a trick, there's something that made me understand his personality either a gesture or voice or something. >> what do you was there something that was at the core of ben franklin, his curiosity, he had immense curiosity and he
had the mindset to try to be able to complete a whole picture. >> i mean, the way i think of it as well, we all have ideas, but it's very few. we can take our ideas lengthened together to a full a full consensus. and in this area here reminds me a bill of elon musk. he had that same kind of wild imagination about taking things are impossible a good self-deprecating sense of humor, all that some differences of course, you are, you also have great curiosity and you have often i've noticed taken something from your roles and apply it to your real life. so very famously, your a very we're very active on nuclear non-proliferation and all that came out of the china syndrome, correct i read somewhere that you have taken from ben franklin, his love of marcus are religious. >> i have, i have i have become
>> these are your fellow students and they are chanting that we are hamas. it seems stunning. >> i would agree with that statement. it is shocking really. >> what we do say to one of your classmates chanting this? what would you say to them if they walked up to you and said we are hamas? >> i would probably approach it with curiosity and ask them what does that mean to you? what do you really want? i would probably try to get on the same page with them. at their core, they want the same things that i do. they want from my understanding they want palestinians to have human rights and to be treated with decency and i think they are going about it in a wrong way.