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We as professionals should handle that displeasure in a more positive way than it was handled today, Green said. "With him, he knows that. He's played the game a long time. ... Clearly not expressed well today. Ultimately, though, he's a passionate baseball player." 266

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We're also well aware of how much attention people are able to command at certain times, Rhimes said. "It feels like some of these amazing women have a superpower. And we like to deploy that superpower usefully in an intelligent way and not just because we can." 262

Watts gave an interview to Denver7’s Tomas Hoppough on Tuesday, a day after the three were reported missing.In the interview, he tells a detailed version of what he claims happened when Shanann and their daughters Bella and Celeste went missing, including that he and his wife “had an emotional conversation” before he allegedly last saw her.“I mean, she wasn’t here. The kids weren’t here. Nobody was here,” Watts claimed.He also made a direct plea for Shanann and the girls to come home.“Shanann, Bella, Celeste: If you’re out there, just come back. Like if somebody has her, just bring her back. I need to see everybody. … This house is not complete without anybody here. Please bring ‘em back,” he said.You can watch the full interview by clicking here or in the player embedded below. 804

We need a new framework that's going to address the totality of Iran's threats, Brian Hook, the State Department's director of policy planning told reporters Friday. "This involves a range of things around its nuclear program - missiles, proliferating missiles and missile technology, its support for terrorists, and its aggressive and violent activities that fuel civil wars in Syria and Yemen."But many former officials, foreign diplomats and analysts are skeptical, both of the chances a broader pact can come together, and of the administration's interest in diplomacy with Iran. 583