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tv Anderson Cooper 360 CNN April 10, 2012 8:00pm-9:00pm EDT
now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good evening, everyone. we begin with the breaking news in the trayvon martin shooting. zimmerman's former legal team. today when uhrig stepped out, some expected george zimmerman might be there as well. instead reporters around the country got this. >> as of now, we're withdrawing as counsel for mr. zimmerman. we've lost contact with him. up to this point we've had contact everyday. he's gone on his own. i'm not sure what he's doing or who he's talking to. >> zimmerman they suggested had essentially gone rogue, had contacted the special prosecutors office on his own and is in a fragile condition. >> george zimmerman in our opinion and from information made available to us is not doing well emotionally, probably suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome. we understand from others he may have lost a lot of weight. our concern is for him to do this when he's got a couple of
professionals working as hard as we were for his benefit to handle it this way suggests that he may not be in complete control of what's going on. we're concerned for his emotional and physical safety. >> that was hal uhrig. george zimmerman updated his website today saying quote, i'm attempting to respond to each and every one of my supporters personally. the support has been overwhelming in volume and strength. joining me is hal uhrig and craig sonner. why did you decide to speak so publicly about this today? >> a couple of reasons. first of all, we want to make it clear we're professionals. we've got ethical requirements. we had been asked by mr. zimmerman to represent him. we've been in constant communication with him. suddenly on sunday he went quiet and dark, if you will. we found out on monday he set up a website on his own without conferring with us. couldn't get ahold of him.
then yesterday with the additional developments after talking to the prosecutor this morning, we learned that he had communicated directly with both another national news network and with the prosecutors office contrary to our advice, with us unable to get contact with him at the phone he was using to talk with them. we couldn't go in the public and say we still represent him without getting him to confirm it and talk with us. >> mr. sonner, when i first spoke to you a couple weeks ago, you had not had meetings with george zimmerman at that time. today you reveal you still had not met face to face with george zimmerman. did you find that odd that this late in the game you still had not met with your client face to face? >> no. because there are many times i represent clients out of state and other places. in this case because of the danger that george zimmerman was in, i understood that he had to stay hidden. if he came to my office, there were a lot of people coming through. a lot of media and so on.
the black panthers had a $10,000 reward on his head. it made sense that we would only communicate by telephone, e-mail, and text. that worked fine. >> so mr. uhrig, were you ever officially his attorneys? had he signed a document saying you were his attorneys? had you met with family members? his family members? >> we had been in communication with family members. in fact, the father went to the bank with mr. sonner to set up the bank account which the website we put up for his benefit would take so we didn't touch the money. the money would go to a bank account with only his father's name on it. he was communicative with us. he had signed it and sent it back. we haven't seen it. we felt we had no choice to publicly let everyone know stop asking us questions. we don't know more than you do. >> you said today that george zimmerman is quote, probably suffering from post-traumatic
stress disorder. is that ethical to be commenting on his alleged mental state? >> yeah, absolutely. it may wind up being a defense. one thing is for certain. we are concerned about george in his physical and mental state. you have every right no hire and fire whoever you want to. but to simply stop communicating with your legal team gives us pause for concern for how he's doing and might represent an absolutely normal explanation as opposed to saying he's doing something unthwarted. >> so was that information you had been told by -- or maybe i should ask mr. sonner since you were with his father. is that information you heard from his father or from another family member? information that george zimmerman had said to you or simply your impression of george zimmerman is suffering from that mental state? >> i'm not going to make any comments as to whether -- that's
just speculation of what he's going through because of everything he's endured at this point. the primary thing was that all of a sudden things went dark. he wasn't contacting me anymore. he wasn't calling by phone. he wasn't sending text messages. on saturday i talked with him. there was some little thing we had to resolve and everything seemed fine on saturday. then something happened on sunday and of course we learned that there was a website that was set up. which was fine that he set it up. i had lined up a website designer to do it and we'd set up a bank account because i didn't think he was going to be able to do it. but it was better that he was able to do it himself. it keeps me from being involved with his money. that's something lawyers don't want to do. is have their hands too much in their clients' money contrary to the lawyer jokes. we want to keep the quickest way to get disbarred is to get your hands in your clients' money or your clients' trust fund. so that was just fantastic with
me that he was setting up his own. but i was getting calls from the media saying george zimmerman has contacted us. is this really him? i found out also that he contacted the prosecutors office. >> so you feel like you had no control over your client. you had no influence on your client. >> we had lost client control because he wasn't returning phone calls. i mean, if it turns out that he was just going through a tough time and he wants us to come back for him, i think that things could be resolved. but at this point it doesn't seem likely as the phone calls aren't being returned. i don't know where he's going from here. >> mr. uhrig, a friend of george zimmerman has come forward saying he spoke to zimmerman yesterday and zimmerman was in a clear, concise, and lucid. would you characterize him as clear, concise, and lucid in your conversations with him? >> i didn't see him yesterday
and i don't know mr. taffy. i represented thousands of clients over the years. some clients have become dissatisfied. they know how to use the phone and tell me that. or e-mail me if they don't want to call. under the circumstances of this case, it seemed beyond unusual. we felt we had an ethical obligation to step aside. we've got nothing against george zimmerman. we believe in his case. we believe in his innocence. we were prepared to defend him all the way. but we cannot defend somebody who cannot communicate with us and who is off the reservation talking to people we've advised him not to talk to. >> you said he's farther away from florida. are you sure he's in the united states? >> since he's not within my view right now, i couldn't tell you exactly where he's at. we had some reason to know where he was at some point in time. but i'm not going to start speculating on that. i don't believe he's a flight risk. i believe as we had promised if he is ever charged which we hope he's not that he'll turn himself in.
if he calls us and asks us to participate in that, we'll talk to him about that. if not he can have another attorney help him. >> can you say whether or not he's in the united states? >> no, he's in the united states. i have had phone contact and talked with him on the cell phone. as of sunday and monday and today's tuesday, those days i don't know where he is. but i don't believe he's going to leave the country. i mean, he called the prosecutors office this morning. so i don't think he's a flight risk. i never did think he was a flight risk. >> craig sonner and hal uhrig i appreciate you being on the program. we're going to continue the coverage. let's bring in mark geragos and jose baez on the phone. and also sonny hostin. mark geragos, what was your reaction to this public
withdrawal? >> oh, my god. i -- i'm sitting here, anderson, and this is just a train wreck of proportions i don't even know where to begin. >> explain. >> well, first of all, i don't understand people invoking their ethical obligations and then going out and blasting the client which is what they just did. this may be the height of chutzpah for criminal defense lawyers to say we haven't talked to her clients for two days so therefore we're withdrawing. by the way there's no court case filed so there's nothing to withdraw from, number one. number two, who are you to diagnose your client's mental state when you haven't talked to him? this is inexplicable. i felt i was watching a "saturday night live" skit. >> is it your belief they were never retained.
i've had a document quickly to sign saying i am retaining you. >> well, here in california -- you've got jose on the line. ask jose. here in california if it's a retention for over a thousand dollars, the start bar rule is it must be in writing signed by the client. to be out there doing the media tour and bouncing from place to place. my tongue is bleeding because i was biting my tongue watching this. i don't like to second guess other lawyers in the eye of the storm. but this is frankly one of the most outrageous things i've witnessed. this is really beyond the pail for lawyers to go out there saying we haven't contacted to him in two days and we need to blast him and say it may be a potential defense that the guy's got a mental problem. when we're trying to say he was in reasonable fear for his life when he shot somebody. this is just the height of absurdity. i don't know where to begin on this. it's ridiculous. >> jose baez, what do you make
of this? >> well, anderson, first you can't have mark on before me. he stole every word i was about to say. >> okay. >> i think -- i thought i was watching a "saturday night live" skit. it's unbelievable you were get on television and talk about your client's mental state. what you have here, as an attorney you have an ethical obligation not only to post attorney/client communication but things you learn in the process of representing the client is confidential. any conversation they had or non-conversations they had with george zimmerman are completely protected. and the holder of this is george zimmerman, not the attorneys. unfortunately, i've seen in central florida this type of a
resignation -- public resignation from another attorney who i'd rather not name. and i actually thing it's reprehensible. unbelievable. >> sonny -- >> jose, what do they have in the water down in florida? i don't understand what they're doing. this is absolutely the worst thing i can remember seeing any lawyer ds do in regards to thei clients. i thought the previous interviews were train wrecks. those were toy cars compared to this. >> jose, let me ask you about florida law. how quickly are you supposed to sign a document retaining counsel? >> a retainer is not required. unlike in other states. it is strongly suggested and certainly it is something that any confident lawyer would do to immediately get a retainer agreement. especially if you're putting your face, your name in front of a television camera saying you represent someone that you haven't even met. i think that's highly --
incredibly reckless. >> sonny hostin, what's your take? >> for one mark geragos and i agree. and i agree with jose baez as well. i've never seen anything like this. mark, you had me on this one. i think as a prosecutor you come -- you're looking at a case. and now i'm worried. i'm worried if i am inclined to bring charges, is george zimmerman a flight risk? can i get to him if i have to issue an arrest warrant? now maybe my investigation is going a little more quickly. maybe now i'm going to bring charges a little more quickly. and so this really harms george zimmerman in the eyes of a prosecutor looking at this case and deciding whether or not to charge. >> mark -- >> who are they going to call? they're going to call these two lawyers now as witnesses as to his mental state as which jose aptly described is something that's completely protected by the privilege and they go on national tv and say this guy is
unhinged and that he's potentially a flight risk? >> mark, jose, sonny i've just been given a media alert of angela corey. i'm reading it as i see it. preparing to release new information regarding the trayvon martin shooting death investigation. issue notice within the next 72 hours miss corey will hold a conference regarding the case. media will receive notification. >> no surprise there. >> what does that tell you, sonny? >> it tells me she's concerned about this new development. >> you think this is in relationship to that development or the arrest warrant? >> it would very well be that the investigation is completed, but it could well be that she's watching the media just like everyone else. that she watched that press conference and is now perhaps concerned about george zimmerman's safety, about george zimmerman's mental state and about whether or not he's going
to flee this country. >> i'm telling you, sunny, this is one of the few times that i agree with you wholeheartedly. this is exactly -- it's like you're telegraphing to the prosecutor, i don't have control over this guy. i don't know where he is. he's a flight risk. you're asking anderson great questions. is he in the country? guy says yes he's in the country. except i'm saying i don't know where he is and i can't get in contact with him. he's not in florida but somewhere else. of course she's issuing a statement because of this. >> jose baez -- >> -- he's a flight risk. >> go ahead. >> because you have lawyers that are doing something that is ill advised, it still doesn't reflect on whether he's going to do something criminal and become a flight risk. so i would kind of disagree with sunny on that one. while it is a little -- it would probably raise an eyebrow, it still is not any specific evidence of being a flight risk. i don't think that should be held against mr. zimmerman.
>> mark geragos, if you cannot control your client, if your client is calling the media or calling the prosecutor without meeting with you face to face, without talking to you, don't you as a lawyer kind of want to step down or step back? >> yes, anderson. and i've done that. i've been in the exact identical position. you resign. you don't go out and slam him. you don't go out and make some kinds of off the court comments about the mental state. you just quietly resign and go on your way. it's not about you. it's not about the lawyer. your duty as a lawyer is to zealously represent your client. if you can't do it any longer, get out of the way. it's not the lawyer's ego. it happens every day. >> it's a fascinating development as we say within 72 hours the state attorney is going to be giving a press conference, it appears with some sort of new development in the
case. new information regarding the trayvon martin shooting death investigation. there had been talk all week about a possible arrest warrant within the next 48 hours or so. seems we'll know something. sunny hostin, mark geragos, jose baez, thank you. let us know what you think on facebook, twitter. i'll be tweeting tonight. was this irresponsible of these attorneys? other big news, rick santorum's departure and what it means for mitt romney's chances in the fall. we'll talk about that next. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life.
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paul begala. begala. fascinating day. welcome to the fall campaign. that'show it's looking now with rick santorum the only mathematical opponent to mitt romney dropping out of the race today. >> we made a decision to get into this race at our kitchen table against all the odds. and we made a decision over the weekend that while this presidential race for us is over for me and we will suspend our campaign effective today, we are not done fighting. >> sources say senator santorum called governor romney before making the announcement. romney called him a worthwhile contender and an ally. >> he will continue to have a major role in the republican party. i look forward in his role in helping across the country in november. we've got to get that job done. >> ron paul, newt gingrich also
had praise but promised to keep campaigning. the math, though, the reality is pretty simple. mitt romney now has a clear path to the republican nomination. there's new cnn polling that shows without santorum romney has a lead over newt gingrich. as we've seen for both parties, game on for the campaign. with us paul begala and john king joining us shortly as well. it's been obvious for awhile he wasn't going to overtake romney on delegates. why drop out now? was it really about personal considerations or something snels. >> it was both. personal and political. it has been obvious for some time. but in the near future, first of all they realize that the next big, big state where they thought they could win texas, that was not going to be winner take all. they realized it was going to be difficult. secondly, they tried very hard
in many ways to get newt gingrich who has been siphoning conservative votes a i way from rick santorum to get him out of the race. that didn't work. and paul begala knows pennsylvania very well coming up. it was going to be tough for rick santorum. their thought was he was going to win. but privately they were not sure because romney was going to spend a lot of money. and on the personal side, of course, i talked to people close to santorum who said spending a weekend with his 3-year-old daughter in the hospital for the second time in the campaign put things into perspective for him big time. >> our thoughts are with her and the family on this. paul, would you liked to have seen him stay in the race -- as a democrat would you like to see him in the race? >> sure. santorum had little money. he had little staff. gifted guy. but not much in terms of staff or consultants. i don't think he even had headquarters. yet he won 11 primaries.
what he did was pointed the way to president obama. to beat mitt romney. >> how so? >> don't let him outspend you 16-1 like romney did in some places. two things. authenticity which santorum has an abundance. and a blue collar sensibility that even in the republican party rick santorum brought into the race. and even until wisconsin this last major primary, romney seemed unable to get middle class or lower income even republicans, those blue collar republicans that are essential to a republican victory. so i think president obama would do well to push those issues. authenticity in the middle class. >> numbers in the poll out today. one of them was a slim majority of republicans didn't want santorum to leave the race yet. what does that say about how they feel about mitt romney? >> from the beginning mitt romney has had a conservative problem. yet he won a republican primary.
they almost always go to the conservative guys. and they didn't. that means romney has more of a chance than people give him right now. and when it comes to the conservative base that doesn't quite trust mitt romney, anderson, paul, dana, we all know it. they are going to be with mitt romney in a powerful way this november. nothing motivates republicans more than a desire to beat president barack obama. >> paul's talking about the reaching out to blue collar voters. both are criticized saturd ed at necessarily the bill clinton i feel your pain candidates. >> i think we're heading to an election where both had problem with sectors of the electorate. they are both weak. mitt romney is weaker than a lot of republicans liked him to be. but so, too, is president obama. the presidency has taken a toll
on obama's rating. and as hillary clinton proved against barack obama, the president has a problem with blue collar working class americans. he hasn't done anything to get over that in his presidency. with unemployment so high, he's made it worse. you're going to have one of these races where i don't think it's going to be the most uplifting, positive race that america has seen in a november election. you have two candidates that the public isn't fond of either one. >> i know you like the clash. >> i do. >> has this not made romney a better campaigner? >> no, oddly. usually it does. it has in the past for other presidential nominees but not for mitt romney. that is because he has so wrongly been freaked out about conservatives. he's gone so far to the extreme he was attacking rick santorum from the right on contraception. rick santorum is to the right of
the pope on contraception. he was attacking perry on immigration. he has pulled himself out of the mainstream to the two vital constituenci constituencies. >> dana, is an endorsement by santorum for romney is sure thing? >> well, i don't know if we're going to hear the e word come out of santorum's mouth in the next several days, but there's no question in talking to santorum and knowing what happened behind the scenes today which is a phone call between santorum and romney that he is going to work for mitt romney eventually. an endorsement would not be a surprise. but i want to say about what ari was saying about conservatives, if somebody is going to go out and vote already and be a conservative, they're not going to vote for barack obama. the question is whether or not conservative activists are going to turn up their machines to get out the vote for mitt romney. talking to leading conservatives today, the answer is no.
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keeping them honest. today was supposed to be the day for the killing to stop in syria. the day by which syria's dictator promised to stop murdering its own people. well, this apparently is how the assad regime keeps the promises it makes. shelling today in homs. pulled out of some provinces today. clearly not in this area of homs. apartment buildings going up in flames. the bombardment not letting up. tanks are still on city streets still firing in residential
neighborhoods. secretary general put it, he's the one that brokered that deal with syria. the deal that syria is violating. he says weapons haven't been pulled out. keeping them within killing range of their residential targets. opposition groups say more than a hundred people have been killed today. we can't verify that. this is from yesterday when upwards of 145 people were reportedly killed. 1,100 people died since assad promised to stop the killing. today at refugee camps across the border in turkey, anger boiled over peace keeping efforts. annan is under the umbrella there surrounded by security. the chanting is people calling him a liar. saying the peace effort was giving assad more time quite literally to kill. senators john mccain and joe lieberman also toured the camps
today on a separate trip than annan's. getting a better reception than annan. we spoke by phone. senator mccain, the syrian regime promised to withdraw troops today. has the u.n. been played here? clearly they've gone beyond the deadline. >> i think it's very obvious they've been played just like the arab league proposal bashar assad agreed to before. the fact is, anderson, if bashar assad withdraws from the city then the opposition takes over. and he can't have that. >> senator lieberman, have we reached the end of the line diplomatically? >> well, i think we have. i don't know how many times world leaders are going to have to be deceived, lied to by assad before they realize that this man can't be trusted.
to me one of the most profoundly troubling parts of the trips that john mccain and i have made these last couple of days is talking to the syrian opposition to the free syrian army and find all of the sympathetic words from world leaders they've gotten zero. they're running out of ammunition. and they're being fired at every day. so i think the answer is we've got to arm the syrian opposition and only when assad feels threatened by that, that kind of counterattack will he even think about leaving or going to real negotiations. >> to those who say look, we don't know enough about the opposition. there's fears of al qaeda involved. there's fears of extremists involved. what do you say? >> look. we've met with these people. any of our colleagues in congress who are troubled because we don't know who they are ought to come over here and meet with them as well.
they're patriots. they're not extremists. and they all said to us if the u.s. and the moderate arab world doesn't get involved in helping them, then there will be an opening for al qaeda and the islamist extremists. we can't let that happen. >> anderson, there's so many things we want to say. but again and you've been showing it night after night, it's not a fair fight. it's not a fair fight. don't we at some point say enough of the slaughter? >> the syrian government is now demanding a written guarantee the opposition is going to lay down their arms. is that just another stall tactic by the assad regime? >> yeah it is a stall tactic by the regime. you've got to take in all the distractions and delays of assad. and while he does that, he continues to murder his own people. >> so senator mccain, what are
you hoping to see in terms of military involvement, military action? early on you called for international air strikes, some involvement from the u.s. that the u.s. is now helping with communications equipment. other states qatar, saudi arabia are giving funds to the opposition forces. what are you hoping to see? >> first of all, the information we have is they haven't gotten anything yet. second of all, i'm pleased we want to give them communications -- united states wants to give them communications equipment. communications equipment doesn't do very well against helicopters, tanks, and artillery. and i understand the reluctance of the american people. but the job of leaders of the american people is to explain why we should do what we can to stop this. and i think that a sanctuary would be very important. no fly zone. the prime minister of turkey alluded to it today. i think the world is getting
sick of this slaughter. and maybe just maybe we're starting some movement in the right direction. >> senator lieberman, there are a lot of americans who say look, another military involvement by the u.s. overseas. to them you say what? >> well, i say two things. the first is we've got a moral responsibility here. the whole world does. you can't just stand by and watch people being slaughtered. i mean, hopefully we've progressed some from that point of our world history. the second is everyday that we do nothing, it's not just the syrian people that suffer. it's assad that wins and iran wins. and if we can help bring down assad, it's a tremendous strategic victory for us against iran. but i want to come back -- >> before you go on, could i just add one point to that? there would be no american boots on the ground and this would be a multi-national effort.
go ahead, joe. i'm sorry. >> it's okay. i just want to focus on one thing. in my opinion -- and this is exactly the answer we got from the syrian national council, the political leadership, and the syrian free army leadership. they want weapons and ammunitions. they don't want us there. they just want us to give them the opportunity to defend themselves and their families. >> one thing people in syria have said to me over and over again when i talk to them on the phone is they are no longer afraid. we've heard that throughout many of these so-called arab uprisings is there is no going back. >> these are wonderful and brave people who share our values, our rights, and frankly they do look to the united states of america. i'm glad they do. i just hope that we'll give them something that will authenticate their faith and belief in us.
>> senator mccain, senator lieberman, thank you very much. >> thank you, anderson. back home, a nightmare scenario. imagine being adopted and looking for birth parents finding out your father may be one of the most infamous murderers of all time. charlesman son. we'll talk to a man who says that may happen to him. and more on the parole hearing. i'm walt gale, i worked at the colorado springs mail processing plant for 22 years. we processed on a given day about a million pieces of mail. checks, newspapers, bills. a lot of people get their medications
only through the mail. small businesses depend on this processing plant. they want to shut down 3000 post offices, cut 100,000 jobs. they're gonna be putting people out of work everywhere. the american people depend on the postal service. has been because of the teachers and the education that i had. they're just part of who i am. she convinced me that there was no limit to what we could learn. i don't think i'd be here today had i not had a wonderful science teacher. a teacher can make a huge difference in a child's life. he would never give up on any of us. thank you dr. newfield. you had a big impact on me.
tonight, the latest parole hearing for charles manson. possibly the most notorious murderer of all times. the most recent photos of manson were taken last june. he's 77 now. the swastika tattoo still
visible on his forehead. his latest hearing is set for tomorrow. he's been denied parole seven times. vincent bugliosi prosecuted charles manson. he wrote about the case in the book "helter skelter." i talked to him if he will ever go free. >> these are a formality, anderson. he's had 11 prior hearings. he knows he's going to be rejected. he hasn't shown up at some of these hearings. one of his codefendants only convicted of two murders and the parole board has refused to release her. why in the world would they dream of releasing charles manson who's convicted of nine murders. he's the one that orchestrated and master minded all of the manson family killings. so it's ridiculous to assume
that there's even a possibility that he's going to be released. >> do you have any doubt he's still a danger to society? >> yeah. he's still a danger, of course. of course he is. i think he'd be emboldened if he were set free. even if he were not a danger to society, if justice means anything in america, at a minimum he should spend the rest of his life behind bars. some people forget, anderson, that manson was originally sentenced to death. i told the jury if this was not a proper case to have the death penalty, no case would be. even challenged them saying if you're unwilling to come back with a death sentence in this case then we should abolish the death sentence in california. as you know the next year in 1972, the california and u.s. supreme courts both ruled that the death penalty was unconstitutional. >> does it disappoint you as a former prosecutor that he continues to get attention? >> well, yeah.
because i'll tell you. he, i think, enjoys his notoriety. >> he enjoys it. >> and infamy as it is. you know, after my trial or after my trying him and convicting him, he told me, he said you know mr. bugliosi, you haven't achieved anything at all. all you've done is send me back to where i came from. i said yes charlie but as far as i know you've never been in the green room before. that's at san quentin. he just smiled. but the next year listening to the radio i heard the supreme court had set aside the death penalty. the first thought that came into my mind was what manson told me. he gets out of prison in 1967, 32 years of age. 17 out of those 32 years had been spent in jail. so he doesn't mind prison life.
he's institutionalized. all we do is send him back to where he came from and he doesn't mind it at all. i think he's enjoying himself. and, of course, it's just a tremendously gross violation of the entire notion of justice. >> vincent bugliosi, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. up close tonight. 43 years after the manson murders, a lot of people have a dark fascination with that guy. he has received more mail than any other inmate in the u.s. prison system. what does that say? one man says there's a good chance manson may be his father. something he was shocked to discover. miguel marquez has the story. >> reporter: matthew roberts is a haunted man. is he the spawn of charles manson? >> it's like holy hell it does seem like it's more than just possible, but probable. >> reporter: robert's adopted as an infant had by all accounts a normal childhood in rockford,
illinois. in 1998 at age 30 he searched out his birth mother who said he was conceived in 1967 in san francisco where she met manson in a drug-fueled orgy. >> there were four men present? >> that's what i understand. there was a one in four chance. >> reporter: robert says he wasn't convinced his birth mother knew manson until he began exchanging letters with prisoner b-33920. in those letters manson quoted things only his mother would know. he twice tried to get a dna match. the test, though, inconclusive. the dna sample was contaminated. >> unless i see someone scrape a piece of skin off his ass and bring it to the lab, i want to know. >> reporter: what's not just
unmistaken, he looks like manson. both in their 30s. a striking resemblance. the eyes, nose, mouth, and forehead. but it is the way robert speaks and what he says that sounds eerily familiar. >> every time you send somebody after me they can't find me because i'm not there in your minds. >> i know what goes on in my head. you guys can only guess. but i know what goes on in my head. >> reporter: even more 'eerie, the similarities run deep. he is a vegetarian and considers himself environmentalist. claims also made by charles manson. his move in 1986 like manson, wanted to be famous. a rock star. robert's band new rising sun is pure rock and roll. manson's music more folksy and at times down right weird. ♪ >> reporter: today roberts pays
the bills working in san fernando valley. he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. robert says it's anything but. >> it's ruined by career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, it would be nice to lay eyes on him and be person to person with him once in my life. >> reporter: for now roberts lives with a fear of who his father is. miguel marquez. >> interesting story. there's a story tonight about a hero. the middle school student who took control of his school bus after the driver slumped over at the wheel. dramatic moments captured on the surveillance camera. story ahead.
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John Bolton: "We Need to Get Moving" on China
President Biden's address the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday promised a policy of "relentless diplomacy" to wary US allies while tamping down on anxieties over the growing tensions between the US and China. Biden's speech came on the heels of a new US-Australia agreement aimed at corralling the growing aggression from Beijing.
Former National Security Advisor, John Bolton, who served as UN Ambassador from 2005-2006, was skeptical of Biden's reassurances. He told The Cats Roundtable on Sunday that Biden's speech, especially when compared to Chinese leader Xi Jinping's speech, failed to deliver the strength US allies and adversaries need.
"I think most analysts said it was as clear a statement of China's effort to displace the United States from world leadership that we've heard," Bolton said frankly. "It was delivered calmly, but it was very clearly intended to bring other nations to china's side and against the US."
Biden's lackluster performance at the UN General Assembly stood in contrast to a new announcement of a military alliance between the US, Australia, and the UK to counter China. The partnership, known as AUKUS (pronounced ORCUS), has as its first major initiative the creation of a nuclear submarine fleet for Australia. Bolton called it a "huge step forward for the US in the pacific," but noted its success seemed to have come almost by accident.
But the growing fear of a collision course between the US and China is no accident. According to Bolton, that's because China intends to take control. While many experts believe they intend to do it militarily, Bolton explained that China was already displacing US leadership around the world.
"Many people have heard of the belt and road initiative," Bolton said, "It's a way for the Chinese to use economic power over countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. They're trying to extend their influence worldwide, and they have real ambitions to displace the United States."
Bolton disagreed with Biden's characterization that the US-China relationship was a new Cold War. The legacy of the struggle now went back much further.
"I don't consider it a Cold War, but I do consider it a power struggle," Bolton explained. "The Chinese have a very different system, and they want to prevail over us."
The rising threat from Beijing was the lead topic for the meeting at the White House between leaders of the Quad, the informal Indo-Pacific partnership between India, Japan, and Australia. Bolton hoped the meeting would yield a "more coherent way to try and constrain these Chinese ambitions."
Bolton told The Cats Roundtable it was time for Biden and his administration to wake up to the reality China was trying to create.
"I think the United States has got to look at China and the threat it poses across the board," he explained. "I think the United States needs to come to grips with this threat, needs to talk to its friends, needs to build up alliances, and needs to be prepared for a long struggle here across the full spectrum of potential power—economic, political, and military."
But as time becomes the essence, is Biden the one to mobilize the US and her allies? As of now, Bolton is skeptical.
"I don't think the administration is focused," he admitted, adding "what the world wants from us is steady American leadership, they're going to disagree with us a lot but they want to see a strong America, because if we withdraw from the world if our policies are unclear, really international peace and security is threatened."
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I drive an 1994 IDI E350 van in Germany and we are not used to Bing Bing Bing Bing, when door is open and key inserted.
Also a switch the detects the key, also when in off position.
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is anything else affected by removing the nuisance ding ding ding ?
Funny thing is, I searched for that last week an had the Chime Box in my hand ;-) and also looked again into this tread again.
There was something but I cannot recapture that.
btw: I actually overlooked the unit from your picture above several times it has been an ambulance and therefor has a lot of unoriginal wiring with a harness right in front of that door chime.
No correlation to interior light.
Make no mistake us people in the US Do Not like it either. I'm not sure what reason they had to install them but it's common to eliminate them.


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George, Jean Craighead. Julie of the Wolves.
Henry, Marguerite. King of the Wind.
James, Will. Smoky the Cowhorse.
Lofting, Hugh. The Voyages of Doctor Doolittle.
Alexander, Lloyd. The High King.
Avi. Crispin: The Cross of Lead.
Cooper, Susan. The Grey King.
Hawes, Charles Boardman. The Dark Frigate.
O'Dell, Scott. Island of the Blue Dolphins.
Coatsworth, Elizabeth. The Cat Who Went to Heaven.
Edmonds, Walter D. The Matchlock Gun.
MacLachlan, Patricia. Sarah, Plain and Tall.
Seredy, Kate. The White Stag.
Willard, Nancy. A Visit to William Blake's Inn.
Hamilton, Virginia. M.C. Higgins, the Great.
Sorenson, Virginia. Miracles on Maple Hill.
Gantos, Jack. Dead End in Norvelt.
Konigsburg, E. L. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.
Blos, Joan. A Gathering of Days: A New England Girl's Journal, 1939-1944.
De Angeli, Marguerite. The Door in the Wall.
Harold, Keith. Rifles for Watie.
Speare, Elizabeth George. The Witch of Blackbird Pond.
Peck, Richard. A Year Down Yonder.
Perkins, Lynne Rae. Criss Cross.
Speare, Elizabeth George. The Bronze Bow.
Vanderpool, Claire. Moon Over Manifest.
Freedman, Russell. Lincoln: A Photobiography.
Schlitz, Laura Amy. Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village.
Van Loon, Hendrick. The Story of Mankind.
Yates, Elizabeth. Amos Fortune, Free Man.
L'Engle, Madeline. A Wrinkle in Time.
McKinley, Robin. The Hero and the Crown.
O'Brien, Robert C. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.
DuBois, William Pene. The 21 Balloons.
Gray, Elizabeth Janet. Adam of the Road.
Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin. Miss Hickory.
Chrisman, Arthur Bowie. Shen of the Sea.
Field, Rachel. Hitty: Her First 100 Years.
Clark, Ann Nolan. Secret of the Andes.
DeJong, Meindert. The Wheel on the School.
Kelly, Eric P. The Trumpeter of Krakow.
Lewis, Elizabeth Foreman. Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze.
Park, Linda Sue. A Single Shard.
Sperry, Armstrong. Call It Courage.
Treviño, Elizabeth Borton de. I, Juan de Pareja.
Wojciechowska, Maia. Shadow of a Bull.
Neville, Emily Cheney. It's Like This, Cat.
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The market for long-term business lodging is being dragged, thankfully, into the digital era by companies like 2nd Address. Plus, fundraising news for Festicket, Oaky, and Operto.
This week travel startups announced more than $18 million in funding. Earlier this week, Boeing said it had made a significant, but unspecified, investment in supersonic jet manufacturer Aerion. Here are the other travel startup fundings revealed this week.
>>2nd Address, a booking service for extended-stay rentals for business people, raised $10 million in Series C funding.
GV, the venture capital arm of Google, led the round. Foundation and Amicus also participated.
The San Francisco-based startup, founded in 2017, has raised about $22 million to date.
The company vies with Airbnb for a niche business segment in the home rental market, said CEO Chung-Man Tam. His startup helps corporate clients and employees book stays with rentals that can last more than a month in four major U.S. cities: New York, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Tam aims to add 17 markets this year.
In Europe, it vies with Homelike, which has raised about $18 million. They both compete in parallel with the serviced apartment market, led by companies like BridgeStreet.
>>Festicket, a music festival booking portal, said it had raised $4.6m in a Series E round.
Edge Investments led the round. It was only last October that Festicket closed a $10.5 million Series D round. Festicket has raised $25 million in external funding to date.
The startup lets consumers book tickets and travel packages to more than 1,200 music festivals worldwide. It has 131 full-time workers in offices in London, San Francisco, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Porto, Portugal.
It claimed to have served more than 2 million travelers and live-music fans since its founding in 2013.
In the UK alone, the music tourism industry has grown from about $3 billion (£2.2 billion) in 2012 to more than $5 billion (£4 billion) in 2017, according to a report by promotional body UK Music.
>>Oaky, an upselling software suite for hotels, has raised about $2.27 million (€2 million) in seed funding led by angel investors.
"Last year we hit an inflection point as we expanded from 15 to 56 countries, doubled our monthly recurring revenue, and reduced gross churn by 8 percent," said Erik Tengen, co-founder and head of sales and partnerships.
The Amsterdam-based company, founded in 2013, has 23 workers and competes with Nor1 and other upsell platforms.
>>Operto Guest Technologies, a property automation system for vacation rentals, hotels, and serviced apartments, disclosed that last year it raised about $2 million in funding from angel investors, led by Darren Huston, the former CEO of Booking Holdings, who now runs BlackPines Capital Partners.
The Vancouver-based startup, which has 15 employees, automates guest entry by programming unique codes for every reservation onto keypad locks. Its other tools monitor noise, occupancy, air quality, and thermostat control. The company has debuted a new dashboard for workers to use. In the next three months, Operto will add integrations with leading hotel property management systems.


By the time the returns from Russia's pivotal presidential vote Sunday had rolled in yesterday, Russians had spelled out the sentiment that tipped the balance: They are uncomfortable with President Boris Yeltsin, but don't want another revolution.
On a practical level, this brought a narrow initial victory for Mr. Yeltsin over rival candidate Gennady Zyuganov, the Communist leader who had promised to roll back post-Soviet reforms. Yeltsin is now in a strong position to beat him in a runoff in two to three weeks.
The vote also sprang a new player onto the big-league political scene. Retired Gen. Alexander Lebed, a blunt-spoken law-and-order candidate, surprised many by finishing in third place and is now a major powerbroker in the days before the runoff.
Yeltsin is expected to strike a deal with him soon, offering General Lebed, in return for his support, a prominent government post such as deputy prime minister in charge of the "power ministries" related to the military, police, and intelligence.
Typical of the no-more-revolutions-please attitude among many voters is that of Yeltsin supporter Olga Tikhomirova: "I need to progress, so I need certainty," says the young accountant in Shcherbinka, a town near Moscow. "If there's a new president there will be a shaking up."
Also typical is Valentina Tarasova, a wife and mother who works at the Singer sewing machine factory in nearby Podolsk, also a Yeltsin voter: "Life has sort of settled down. Pay is gradually getting back to what it used to be, in real terms. Everything else is satisfactory."
"Bad stability is better than no stability," said Nikolai Petrov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Moscow, describing the message from Rus-sian voters.
The vote leaves Yeltsin in good field position to win the second round, head-to-head matchup against Mr. Zyuganov, but not overly comfortable. With nearly 100 percent of the vote counted yesterday, Yeltsin had 35 percent of the total vote compared with 32 percent for Zyuganov. Their task now is to woo the supporters of the other first-round candidates.
At the center of attention now is Lebed. He won nearly 15 percent of the vote for a strong third place finish.
This is welcome news for Yeltsin's team, which has been quietly courting the retired general in recent weeks. Yesterday, before the preliminary election results were even complete, Lebed went to the Kremlin to meet with the Yeltsin camp.
"I'm sure with a gentle handling of these very fragile voters, Yeltsin can win them over," says Gary Kasparov, the chess champion and a pro-Yeltsin political activist.
No one is quite sure who Lebed voters are and what message they respond to. With his prizefighter's face, earth-rumbling voice, and a directness rare in Russian politics, he projects an image of strength and uprightness. He gained fame as a war hero in Afghanistan and has lambasted Yeltsin's top brass for corruption and incompetence in the Chechnya war.
Lebed's message is of the need for law and order and to purge the government bureaucracies of corruption.
A major part of the new Lebed constituency appears to have been drawn directly from the former support of radical nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky, whose voters are steadily drifting away. He failed to reach even 7 percent of the vote this round, although his party finished second with more than 11 percent of the vote in last December's parliamentary elections. And in the parliamentary poll of 1993, his party dominated the field with nearly 23 percent of the vote.
In general, analysts see Zhirinovsky voters - even former Zhirinovsky voters who have already shifted as far as Lebed - as a hard sell for Yeltsin. Zyuganov's message is a closer match to Zhirinovsky's. Yesterday, Zyuganov said that he expected three quarters of Zhirinovsky voters and most of Lebed's voters to support Zyuganov in the second round.
Mr. Kasparov, a political as well as chessboard strategist, is not so sure. Lebed voters he is familiar with are very unhappy about their current living standards and the national economy, but they did not trust Zyuganov.
If Yeltsin can win the full-throated support of Lebed, perhaps by guaranteeing him a prominent cabinet position, then Yeltsin can win many of the Lebed voters, he says.
It may not be an easy negotiation between Lebed and Yeltsin. "They are both quite ambitious, and that is a serious variable in Russian politics," says Vyacheslav Nikhonov, director of the Kremlin Analytical Center.
Zyuganov will also seek Lebed's support. "In order to realize his [Lebed's] promises, he needs a team and legislative support. He doesn't have that today," Zyuganov said yesterday. The Communists dominate the Russian parliament.
The fourth-place finisher was Grigory Yavlinsky, the most democratic of the major candidates. He finished fourth with about 7 percent of the vote. In the runoff between Yeltsin and Zyuganov, few of Mr. Yavlinsky's supporters will vote Communist.
But many Yavlinsky voters may not vote at all in the second round rather than back Yeltsin, who launched the war in Chechnya and used firepower against a rebellious Supreme Soviet (the Soviet-era parliament) in 1993.
The voting and vote-counting went more smoothly than in past Russian elections, and Zyuganov, whose supporters organized the most extensive poll-monitoring effort, vouched that they found no significant fraud.


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February 2019. We are getting some last minute downtime before we go full throttle on the Kindness Walk 2019. We are reaching out to our First Responders this year. We look forward to a successful journey, and it is our objective to increase our followers and involvement this year.
February 1, 2019. We just finished our first draft of the entire trip to Dollywood. It looks like it's going to an incredible adventure as we travel thru the great state of Tennessee. During the next week we will begin to set up the exact days and time we will visit each town and city. Stay tuned for more information.
January 15, 2019, Preparations are being made for THE KINDNESS WALK 2019 - THE GRAND OLE OPRY TO DOLLYWOOD. We are going to have another exciting journey to help our FIRST RESPONDERS! We hope you will join us, as we will continue to do Intentional Acts of Kindness every step of the way!
November 19, 2018. I have traveled over 1,400,00 steps since the beginning of our trip. Behind me is Las Vegas, and I realize The Kindness Walk 2018 is almost over. However, after some much needed rest, I will begin to prepare for The Kindness Walk 2019 - The Grand Ole Opry to Dollywood!
November 19, 2018. Johnny Walker RV kept us going thru the walk and they asked me to come and take a picture, so I obliged. I think I will use this picture for next year.
November 19, 2018. Joey Perez, snapped countless pictures, hours of videos, drove the pace car; and kept us on track when we would miss a turn. Joey, did every job he could and he was a real hero on this trip. We will always have a story to tell because of him sharing his talents with us! Thanks Joey!
November 19, 2018. Renee, who is my agents sister, started walking with us in the roughest part of the trip; she joined us as we started approaching Death Valley. She is also responsible for raising thousands of dollars thru newspapers, anonymous donors, and gifts from friends of hers. She's a real trooper!


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11/23 Blackfishing Aboard Island Current III with Capt. Scott…Snug Harbor, RIWe started to the east finding nothing but dirty water and shorts. So moved further to the east a few miles and was steady pick the rest of the day.
Kim kwang had the pool with 9.2oz along with a limit.
Fishing was slightly off but by day's end there many others "dangerously" close to limits.
Captain Scott was very happy at how quickly the fishing rebounded from the HEAVY blow from the past four days. We are all very excited to get back out this Friday, Saturday, & Sunday departing at 5 am.
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The midfielder, who signed for the West Midlands' giants on a season-long loan from Tottenham, is in line to make his Premier League debut for the club at home to Wigan on Saturday. And the Scot is looking forward to finally seeing the 28-year-old in action after a thigh injury which has kept him out of action since his deadline day move. He told the club's official website: I am excited about seeing Jermaine plat for Villa. "I know what he can do on a football pitch. "How many (England) caps has Jermaine got? It's 20 to 30 which is tremendous experience. "You don't get that amount of caps and play for the clubs he's been at without having a certain amount of quality. "He's a dynamic midfielder. He can go from back to front. "He's been frustrated with the injury, as we all were. We want as many good players fit and raring to compete for places. "He's a very dedicated guy as far as I've seen in terms of working in the gym and doing his preventative exercises. "He looks as if he's a guy who cares and wants to get back playing again."


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Florence Nightingale Was Born 197 Years Ago, and Her Infographics Were Better Than Most of the Internet's
The famed nurse was also an early practitioner of marshaling statistics to advance social causes.
by Cara Giaimo May 12, 2017
Florence Nightingale Was Born 197 Years Ago, and Her Infographics Were Better Than Most of the Internet's
Florence Nightingale's most famous infographic, comparing causes of mortality for British soldiers in the Crimean War. Florence Nightingale/Public Domain
When someone mentions Florence Nightingale, who was born this week in 1820, one particular image likely comes to mind: A caring presence, head covered by a shawl, holding a lamp as she ministers to patients in the dark. The "Lady with the Lamp," as she was known, still serves as a symbol for nurses everywhere.
But for every hour Nightingale spent burning the midnight oil to help a sick soldier, she likely spent another up late doing something else: working on some of the world's first explicitly persuasive infographics. In addition to caretaking and advocating, Nightingale was a dedicated statistician, constantly gathering information and thinking up new ways to compare and present it.
In August of 1856, Nightingale headed home from her famous stint at Scutari hospital in Turkey, where, while working with injured and ill soldiers from the Crimean War, she successfully lobbied to improve conditions and to expand the role of nurses.* Upon her return to Britain, she was greeted as a hero—the press knew her as "a 'ministering angel'," and luminaries were eager to donate to training funds established in her name.
Nightingale pictured with her famous lamp. Herbert Carmichael/CC BY 4.0
But in private, she had two things on her mind: death and statistics. Even if the most recent war had ended, there would be more, she reasoned, and without some kind of permanent reform, Nightingale feared all future wars would look much the same—full of needless deaths, even off the battlefield. "Oh, my poor men who endured so patiently," she wrote to a friend in late 1856, thinking back on the soldiers she had treated who hadn't made it. "I feel I have been such a bad mother to you, to come home and leave you lying in your Crimean graves, 73 percent in eight regiments during six months from disease alone."
Nightingale had always had an affinity for math—as a child, she filled notebooks with tables of data about the fruits and vegetables in her garden, and according to one of her contemporaries, Francis Galton, she believed that statistics were the most effective way to "understand God's thoughts."
Her months in the war hospitals of Crimea provided her with plenty of opportunities to gather information, something that, in her view, those in charge had been fairly lax about. "The Army Medical Statistics… do not appear hitherto to have contemplated the necessity of [tabulating the sick at a given time]," she later wrote. "It cannot be ascertained correctly even for the Crimean Army."
Diagrams imagining what the Army's population would look like if soldiers died at the same rate as other citizens. Florence Nightingale/Public Domain
When she returned, sheafs of stats in tow, it was to a Britain gripped by its own numerical fervor. In 1834, scientists there founded the London Statistical Society, which aimed at "procuring, arranging and publishing facts," in order "to illustrate the condition and prospects of society." Three years later, the country set up a General Register Office to record births, deaths, and marriages. Soon, journalists and politicians were comparing sets of numbers in order to demonstrate particular correlations—between education and crime, say, or relationship status and longevity.
When, in February of 1857, the Secretary of War reached out to Nightingale and asked her to "communicate her opinions" about hospital treatments in Crimea, she saw her chance. Rather than drawing up some brief notes, she quickly began work on what would become Notes on Matters Affecting Health, Efficiency, and Hospital Administration in the British Army, an 850-page report that combines stories and observations with tables, graphs, and charts.
The report took her two years of near-constant work: peers, she wrote, accused her of "making my pillow of Blue-books." It also taught her something surprising—far more Crimean War soldiers had died from preventable diseases than from anything else, including combat. What's more, after a sanitary commission was sent to Crimea to clean up the hospital, death rates plummeted. These conclusions—and the data that supported them—were "like light shining in a dark place," wrote her mentor and collaborator, the epidemiologist William Farr.
Bar charts comparing mortality rates between soldiers and civilians of different demographics. Florence Nightingale/Public Domain
With such a massive tome on offer, though, Nightingale feared that this most vital conclusion might be overlooked. So she developed a series of charts meant to make it even clearer to the reader. Her most famous graph, displayed at the top of this article, shows the number of soldier deaths per month from various causes. Each pie slice represents a different month, from April 1854 through March 1856, and each color stands for a different cause of death. It takes just a quick glance to achieve the two main takeaways: that disease, colored blue, killed far more soldiers than either "wounds" (red) or "other" (black), and that it was reduced greatly in 1855.
Nightingale called this chart type—which she seems to have invented— "the coxcomb," due to its shape and color. Although she wasn't the first person to present statistics in chart form—that honor goes to William Playfair of Scotland, who published a book of infographics in 1786—"she may have been the first to use them for persuading people of the need for change," writes the historian Hugh Small.
Graphs comparing death rates of soldiers and civilians. Florence Nightingale/Public Domain
After she completed her report, Nightingale worked hard to turn its conclusions into common knowledge, privately distributing it to influential people and writing several more reports, many of which included coxcombs. When she received pushback from Army doctors, who thought sanitary measures a waste of money, she even leaked some of her charts to the press.
Eventually, Nightingale defeated said critics, and her findings won out. By the 1880s, sanitation standards in the British Army had greatly improved—soldiers were given the space and time to wash their clothing, bedding, and selves more regularly, among other reforms—and these gains had spilled over into the general population as well. As the statistician Jil Matheson told the Guardian in 2010, "the 'Lady with the Lamp' was also a lady with powerful ideas"—and it's those ideas that truly helped Britain shine.
*Correction: This post previously stated that Scutari Hospital was in Crimea. It was in Turkey, near modern-day Istanbul.
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        transports: ['polling'],
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      spendUnconfirmed: true,
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If you're asking your users to pick from a large number of possible values for a ticket field, a good way to make it easier for them to find the right option is to use nested choices.
Deskpro already supports one level of nesting on some fields. Now we've added multi-level nesting for custom choice fields, so you can nest options as deep as you like.
Just as before, you have to select a bottom-level option that doesn't have any suboptions below it before you submit the ticket form. So in this example, you can't select 'Refrigerator' - you have to select one of the subchoices under Refrigerator.
Of course, your agents can view and edit these multi-level fields as well. You can nest options as deep as you like to organize any of your custom fields with predefined choices (select-box, multiple select-box, radio button or checkbox).
To use these new fields, just create a custom choice field as usual, or edit your existing choice fields.
Let's say you'd love to switch to multi-level custom fields, but you already have the same information stored in the built-in Category or Product field for thousands of existing tickets.
We've got you covered. You'll find a new option to convert any of the built-in fields into a custom field.
Deskpro will explain the conversion process before you confirm, but in brief, you'll keep the values of the field for all your existing tickets, and all your triggers and filters that used the old Category will keep working.
We'll be rolling out this powerful new feature to Cloud users over the next couple of days. If you're a Deskpro Download admin, you can get it by updating your helpdesk now.


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Tliltocatl aureoceps (synonym Brachypelma aureoceps) is a possible species of spider in the family Theraphosidae (tarantulas). The World Spider Catalog regards it as a nomen dubium (dubious name). Only one female has been described; this was captured in the Florida Keys, but is likely to have been imported from Mexico.

Description
The single described female of Tliltocatl aureoceps has a body length of 55 mm. The fourth leg is longest at 54 mm. The basic colour is described as "dark chestnut". The carapace, legs and abdomen have fine golden brown hairs; the legs and abdomen have in addition longer yellowish hairs (setae). Plumose setae are present on the femur of the fourth leg.

Taxonomy
Tliltocatl aureoceps was first described, as Eurypelma aureoceps, by Ralph Chamberlin in 1917, based on a single female collected earlier by J. B. Holder in Florida. The specific name aureoceps means "golden head". It was transferred to Brachypelma by Andrew Smith in 1993, and to Tliltocatl, along with other species of Brachypelma, in 2020.

Little is known of the origin of the type specimen. The collection number (MCZ 43) suggests that it was acquired by the Museum of Comparative Zoology before 1870. The location is given as Tortugas Island, Florida. Smith suggests that the spider may have been imported with building material from Mexico during the construction of Fort Jefferson, as it appears to be a typical Mexican species of what was then the genus Brachypelma.

References

Theraphosidae
Spiders of North America
Spiders described in 1917
Nomina dubia

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Q: Step from r to epsilon contour in the Proof of Cauchy Integral Formula In the proof of Cauchy's Integral Formula, for a holomorphic function $f$ in D, we want to show that $f(w)$ for a $ w \in B_r(z_0) \subset D$, can be expressed in terms of an integral over $\partial B_r(z_0)$:
$f(w) = \frac{1}{2\pi i}\int_{|z-z_0|=r} \frac{f(z)}{z-w} dz$.
A possible first step of a proof is to set $\int_{|z-z_0|=r} \frac{f(z)}{z-w} dz = \int_{|z-z_0|=\varepsilon} \frac{f(z)}{z-w} dz $ for $\varepsilon >0$. However, I do not understand why this is necessary, as the latter integral's value is, too, shown to be independent of $\varepsilon$.
With regard to $\int_{|z-z_0|=\varepsilon} \frac{f(z)}{z-w} dz = \int_{|z-z_0|=\varepsilon} \frac{f(z)-f(w)}{z-w} dz + \int_{|z-z_0|=\varepsilon} \frac{f(w)}{z-w} dz$ is this a necessary condition for the first of the two integrals on the right side of the equation to be zero? If so, why? Should not the difference quotient be holomorphic in $B_\varepsilon(z_0)$ as well as in $B_r(z_0)$ (and thus the integral be equal to zero regardless)?
Thanks for your help.

A: Are you talking about the integral $\displaystyle\int_{|z-w|=\varepsilon} \frac{f(z)-f(w)}{z-w} dz$? It is not zero but its limit when $\epsilon \to 0$ is $0$. It follows from the fact that $f$ is holomorphic in $D$, so $\frac{f(z)-f(w)}{z-w}$ is bounded near $w$.

A: We don't know weather the difference quotient is holomorphic in $a \in B_r(z_0)$. All we know, since $f$ is holomorphic, that the difference quotient is continuous in $a$. But since $B_r(z_0) \backslash \{ a \}$ is an open subset of $\mathbb{C}$ and there the difference quotient is holomorphic, Cauchy's theorem applies. We are allowed to continuously deform the integration path without changing the integral's value. Thus we can look at the limit, which yields the desired result.

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Your perspective on "calling" is very good and refreshing to read! I can really relate to this as well. For too many years, I equated "calling" with "career" as measured by "annual salary." As you've said, this leads to a lot of frustration! Your definition of "calling" as a "call to a life of excellence" is great and reminds me of a great book titled "My Utmost for His Highest." Thanks!
I'm guilty of focusing on making that living and getting the job done as opposed to doing the job with excellence. I think that serving God through loving people (particularly co-workers and clients) is something that I've particulary let go at work. I don't take the time to build these relationships because I'm busy focused on just getting the work done.


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    return false;
  }
  public static boolean startWpsWithPinFromAccessPointCommand(java.lang.String arg1, java.lang.String arg2){
    return false;
  }
  public static java.lang.String startWpsWithPinFromDeviceCommand(java.lang.String arg1){
    return (java.lang.String) null;
  }
  public static boolean setSuspendOptimizationsCommand(boolean arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean setCountryCodeCommand(java.lang.String arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static java.lang.String signalPoll(){
    return (java.lang.String) null;
  }
  public static boolean wpsPbc(){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean wpsPin(java.lang.String arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pFind(){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pFind(int arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pListen(){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pListen(int arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pFlush(){
    return false;
  }
  public static java.lang.String p2pConnect(android.net.wifi.p2p.WifiP2pConfig arg1, boolean arg2){
    return (java.lang.String) null;
  }
  public static boolean p2pGroupAdd(){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pGroupRemove(java.lang.String arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pReject(java.lang.String arg1){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pInvite(android.net.wifi.p2p.WifiP2pGroup arg1, java.lang.String arg2){
    return false;
  }
  public static boolean p2pReinvoke(int arg1, java.lang.String arg2){
    return false;
  }
  public static java.lang.String p2pPeer(java.lang.String arg1){
    return (java.lang.String) null;
  }
}