go ahead danny. i mean their stars at their own schools, but they also they face segregation at those schools also, right? and so i mean these these young men and and women who compete also just reflect i think in powerful ways about what it meant to go over to germany wearing a uniform that said usa when they don't have anywhere near full equality in the usa at the time. they they were very aware of that contrast right in the there's a hope for promise of equality. but but the athletes were i think many of the athletes right damian really were aware of that of that contrast between the promise and the and the reality. i'd like to ask people again to please post your questions. we're also going to be sharing some links if you'd like to explore more about the state of the united states during this time and also about the olympics one question that comes up a lot damian and that i'd like you to address and kind of put it to rest. is it true that hitler's snub jesse owens and refused to shake his hand.

that's what danny did. did you meet danny? >> yes, i met danny before.i used to be a tv host. 14 years ago. when i was just 12. [ laughter ] yeah, i got to flirt with him then. i flirted with him just now. >> nikki: you've done this before, which this is not as easy as it may look when other people do it. but it's not -- it's not that easy. was it your first -- did you know what you were doing? >> no. >> nikki: you kind of had to learn by doing it? >> i'd never been to my drama school. i didn't even want to be on tv. i was an english teacher. >> nikki: really? >> yeah i'm so bossy on twitter. [ laughter ] so yeah, i remember my first-ever day was live television. i'd been cast the week before. i was truly just literally discovered in a pub. i didn't shag anyone! [ laughter ] >> nikki: you were actually discovered? >> these skills, i would bang my way down. [ laughter ] >> nikki: i don't believe it. but you were actually discovered? that's always what you hear. >> yeah. >> nikki: i always wanted to be discovered. i heard gisele was discovered at a mcdonal

danny, in that vein, the germans knew the world was watching.how did they prepare for the international attention that the olympics would bring to their city and nation? >> the germans had a chance to show off from the games in 1936. it's a return for germany back into the community of nations after world war one. not even 20 years in the rearview mirror in 1936. one of the things germany does to prepare for the games as they hide over signs of discrimination. anti jewish science, posted publicly, persecution of jews publicly, all those signs were removed from berlin, for two weeks, in august, in 1936. we there are roma living in the streets in berlin who are rounded up by nazi germany, and removed to concentration camps outside of berlin. visitors don't see overt signs of discrimination against jews, or roma, or others. there is just a great deal of pageantry at the games. we are going to see some video that now. you see nazi flags everywhere hanging on the brandenburg gate, nazi flags. the germans, and state the torch relay run, we know so wel

which left wendy's husband danny.ion himself, of course, when he illegally cashed wendy's unemployment checks. and his gambling had almost bankrupted the family. in those terrible fights before she disappeared. but danny agreed to take a lie detector test. and now the results were in. >> the polygraph operator came back and told him that he found him to be truthful. >> you heard that right. truthful. >> letting him go as a suspect must have been difficult. did it seem to have the time, hey, this can't be? >> i remember having a thought of, i didn't expect that. >> this is their, who warned danny to not take the test, got a call from the vastly relieved brother. >> i took the lie detector test and i passed it. you told me not to do it, and i did it. and they know now that i didn't do it, and they will leave me alone. see i was right! i was like okay, you, and you are right. >> the disappearance of wendy ratte was at our dad and. >> julie told me, we don't understand. four other cases, there is usually, at least bogus i

grab it and give it to danny gray again.at's leadership right there. >> that's awesome. >> thksch >> night d o hatiny w dentwe'lld and >> isn't it new at 11:00, the zoos newest resident is the smallest. >> he's a southern kudu. they are the world's smallest deer and ar

danny savage in liverpool. — are worried. danny savage in liverpool, thank _ are worried.s marking its 31st independence day from russia, exactly six months since its neighbour launched its full scale invasion of the country. here's a reminder of what ukraine looked like before. russia already occupied crimea and separatists controlled parts of the east. russian forces then attacked from multiple directions but failed to take kyiv. its advance in the east also stalled because of fierce ukrainian resistance. it took months for russia to capture the entire luhansk region. ukraine is still holding on to parts of neighbouring donetsk. in the south russia has captured kherson and mariupol. but at what cost? our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. as history has shown, the more russia tries to pull ukraine in, the stronger people's sense of identity becomes. on the outskirts of kyiv, this factory used to make hotel uniforms. now it's flags — lots of them. translation: these are very dear colours to us. _ every ukrainian feels these colours and we see them in everythi

danny savaue, person who has done it. danny savage, thanks _ person who has done it. forjoining - person who has done it. danny savage, thanks forjoining us. | the death of a child in such circumstances has sparked fear as well as shock — so what do we know about the extent of gun crime in the uk. tom symonds our home affairs correspondent is here. there was an 87—year—old grandfather stabbed to death in his mobility scooter last week which i reported on, and these are very unusual age groups to be victims of this kind of violent crime, that is the first thing to say, in the second thing is, if you look at surveys dating back to the 1990s, violence has reduced, actually, but it is not the whole story. let's look at the figures for gun crime, in england and wales, you can see here they have fallen until about 2015, but they have started to go up again and then they have dipped during the pandemic, and so far no sign in these figures of an increase after these figures of an increase after the pandemic, but that doesn't account for the summer. these figures are until mar

and then had a conversation with danny.ou see me trying to contain in that scene that you just watched is a personal one. i mean, they were -- even the settlement they got was really, in the end, not much. >> and, danny, for those who haven't been impacted by this, the addiction is just so deadly. i had a friend who had addiction problems, who is a dear friend of mine. and he had gone through so much. but he told me, and this a very long time ago. we didn't really know about this stuff. he said, you know what, i have beat everything else. i won't be able to beat this. this is what's going to kill me. and he was right. >> i'm so sorry to hear that and for the loss of your friend. i have heard this countless times over and over again. it's just because of how dangerous this drug was. and this is the crime of purdue pharma, which is marketing a highly addictive narcotic as non-addictive. that was the original sin, the big lie of what they did. then they never backed down. they kept doing it. then it became so lucrative that al

>> yes. >> danny ross, guilty on all five counts.'s friend tara was visibly shaken. >> it was very intense. >> i remember thinking, thank you god, a sense of relief, in one fell swoop. >> those long years of work for prosecutors, detectives, had paid off. jurors told us that in the end, it all came down to the blood evidence on hannah's clothes. >> well, the dna outweighed a lot of unknowns for us. >> it said that denny ross was their. >> as a result of the hannah hill, case, lieutenant hughes says the akron police department made many changes throughout the years, especially in the communications department, to make sure mistakes like the failure to locate hannah's car never happened again. >> 13 years on, can akron residents be sure that the screw up has been rectified? >> i believe so. there's been a lot of changes. >> denny ross was sentenced to 19 years to life in prison for hanna's death. he will not serve that time for years to come, but the jurors did not know is that he is already serving a 25 year sentence for the rape and

danny devito >> yeah, yeah.hool with me, because you want to look cool. and i get them to the party, and we pull up to the party and it's the coolest, and you're on "snl" and your buddies from high school are there and i walk past a car, and i get, like, yanked like - and i'm like, "i'm being assaulted," and it's danny devito he's like, "you think it's funny playing me?" [ laughter ] and he immediately let go was like, "i love you, kid." and i was like, well, "that was the greatest -- i just got attacked by danny devito in front of my high school buddies. >> seth: i mean, that's really the dream. >> i've made it. [ laughter ] >> seth: so i was recently -- i was a guest on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" recently, and we were talking about bombing. >> yeah. >> seth: especially specifically bombing at charity gigs. >> yes >> seth: and i was talking, and i think you know where i'm going. >> oh, no, i saw this, yeah. >> seth: you and i together bombed worse than i've ever bombed in my life. >> it was -- the wor

finds a wide open danny gray, trey to gray in the bay.es, stays inbounds for the 76-yard score.e made sure he grabbed the ball to to give it personally to danny gray. that's leadership. how about this. vern glen was interviewing glen warner it gets gets interrupt bid a touchdown pass. to chania ray mccloud, that is live television. it's also sufeld's first pass as a 49er. not a bad start to his time here. niners win it 28-21.n game number two next saturday at at minnesota. trey lance, here he is. we're living that touchdown. > >> for the 76-yard touchdown tae us through it. >> man throw it to the fast guyn tphráeu danny gray has been doing a great job all camp. he obviously did a great job today with everything. >> just trust and execution. >> the first play didn't have oe made a scramble. it was nice to come down with that third down play to danny. he did some good things. had a good game. wish we we would have kept him out there out there more. but got to get him out. >> big news in the world of bas, fernando tatis was supposed to join

there is a bit of news about danny ricardo at| bit of news about danny ricardo at mclaren.snt him? scary, i could imagine, if he doesn't have _ him? scary, i could imagine, if he doesn't have a _ him? scary, i could imagine, if he doesn't have a contract _ him? scary, i could imagine, if he doesn't have a contract in - him? scary, i could imagine, if he doesn't have a contract in place, | doesn't have a contract in place, which is what it looks like. he is meant to be in mclaren until the end of next year. he said they're cutting ties with him at the end of this season, so they're looking for a new driver. we think they have one lined up, but that means danny ricardo at present has nowhere to go. there are plenty of seed opportunities for next year, but will they be to a high enough calibre for danny ricardo, and will the teams looking at him think they want him to his mclaren didn't, so i worrying moment in his future and his f1 hopes. f1 worrying moment in his future and his f1 hopes-— his f1 hopes. f1 resumes after a summer break. _ his f1 hopes. f1 resumes after a summe

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so they knew that for some reason. >> so a couple of things i'm thinking here, danny. does it appear that his lawyers didn't even know the kind of information he had. to the points made earlier, that there is a lawyer that signed off and said you've got it all. taking the word of someone presumably, or witnessing what was extricate it from mar-a-lago previously. but the fact that the lawyers let it get to this point, doesn't indicate to you that they didn't have a clue? >> in my personal experience, clients have zero problem heaping the bad information from their own lawyers. they want to control, often clients, especially white collar clients, want to control the narrative so they tell the story to the lawyer that they think the lawyer would most like to hear, but that ends up coming back to you by both client and the lawyer where it hurts later on. so, more likely than not, and if this is again pure conjecture, i would like to believe that the lawyers were relying on what was told that by third parties in the circle of their client, before they made that representati

danny, thanks for scrambling to be with us this morning., more than once, that no one is above the law, including anyone who happened to be president. what happens next? this is a pretty dramatic escalation here. this is a former president of the united states, at his home in palm beach, florida, searched by fbi agents. that's a big deal. we have never been here before. what did it take for merrick garland and the department of justice to get to this point? >> the fbi submitted an affidavit showing at least probable cause to a judge in order to secure a warrant. that is a constitutional standard. so it is an ex par tay one-sided papance before a judge but it means that the judge found that there was probable cause, that there was evidence, likely evidence of a crime at someone's lome or office, in this case, mar-a-lago, which is arguably both, for donald trump. so now, what happens next is hard to say, because each though, having a search warrant executed at one's home or office is never, never a good thing, it does not necessarily follow t

[indistinct conversations] >> i'm watching you, danny. danny. danny! take him to the car. no littering. >> i want to get a picture of you on this tractor. >> thank you very much. always there when i need you. [indiscernible] >> i'm going to pop in here with you. >> all the family members serving in the united states military. >> that is amazing. >> our son left for -- >> air force? >> army. that's my uncle. he just got promoted to major. and he just -- they just deployed him. i weigh say elections have consequences. because the -- there's no way the russians attack ukraine if trump is president. my son is deployed because of this last election. >> that redline that was drawn in the obama administration and, biden says a little encouraging. . you just can't send those signals. we live in a very dangerous world. >> did we get a good picture? i want my wife to come in here. >> of course. let's get the better half in here. >> better half, she's the whole package. [laughter] >> he's a camp director for a bible camp for kids. he's a good guy. >> may i take a

danny savage, thank ou.o the capital kyiv, borisjohnson said that countering russian aggression included households in the uk enduring soaring energy prices. at a meeting in kyiv with ukraine's president zelensky, mrjohnson said the west must "stay the course" despite the economic pain, saying that "people in ukraine are paying with blood." here's our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. supporting state sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine... ukraine likes borisjohnson because the uk is one of the country's biggest military supporters, so as a thank you president zelensky presented him with his country's order of liberty medal. the prime minister claims unity among western countries is growing, despite suggestions european support was drying up because of the cost of living crisis. iii drying up because of the cost of living crisis-_ living crisis. if we are paying in ener: living crisis. if we are paying in energy bills — living crisis. if we are paying in energy bills for _ living crisis. i

danny, played by co star, john travolta. it remains one of the highest grossing movie musicals of all time. producing 3 had singles and a lifelong friendship with travolta. yes, i think we had questions on each other, but we both were seeing other people and, but i think that's what made the chemistry were travolta was quick to react to the news of the death of his friend posting. i love you so much, we will all be together again signing his post. ear. danny, you're john. i aldo never a favourite with critics. newton john was a multi platinum selling artist, whose sales stopped 100000000 albums with hits, including physical. wow, that's pretty amazing. i feel humbled by her husband announced her death on social media saying she passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california. on monday, john easterling went on to call his wife a symbol of triumphs and hope for over 30 years, sharing her journey with breast cancer. he asked that those wanting to honor her memory donate to the olivia newton john foundation for cance

your danny, you're john. although never a favourite with critics. newton john was a multi platinum selling artist who sales topped 100000000 albums with hits, including physical. wow. that's pretty amazing. i feel humbled by her husband announced her death on social media saying she passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california. on monday, john easterling went on to call his wife a symbol of triumphs and hope for over 30 years, sharing her journey with breast cancer. he asked it those wanting to honor her memory donate to the olivia newton john foundation for cancer research. the australian native was very public about her decades long battle with breast cancer after 1st being diagnosed in 1992 fans around the world been mourning her death in california. many gathered at the site have her star on the hollywood walk of fame. for me, it's hard. when your idols die is just like even a piece of your family. you because you grew up with her music. this would be out of a lot of dark. she beautiful lady, a great vocalist. great actors were rea

p 's could hold an unannounced it session to approve su danny. so now that in for the long haul, moved up louis l g 0. those guys so who is looked under a southern, the founder of a popular shia movement. his block 174 seats in october's elections, making it the largest faction in parliament. but last month, souther ordered all $74.00 in peace to resign because of a failure to form a government. seller was the leader of a powerful militia, the mad, the army which was founded in 2003 in response to the u. s. invasion. he is a populace who enjoys strong support among poorer she, our communities saw the reposes the nomination of mammoth show. yeah. as to danny for prime minister saying he is too close to tara. ah. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests. in durham, they don't look in any nonresident fellow at the arab center, washington, d. c. in buck that marcin a summary as a research fellow at harvard kennedy schools, middle east initiative, and into iran, hammered miss harvey, a professor of political science at the university of to he

danny was not. >> i said, is danny dead? she said yes. he is. >> reporter: and that was 11 years old when her brother died. she says her father used every source possible to recover danny's body. >> he was told that we would never find danny. it was impossible. because that portion of lake mead was so deep. >> reporter: 64 years of doubt is being erased as lake mead evaporates. in may, a discovery on the beach. >> another set of human remains have been found. >> i couldn't believe it was danny. >> reporter: the clark county coroner says human remains were found in caldwell bay. >> reporter: the bones belong to a man between the ages of 23 and 38. >> well, that's a bull's-eye. my dad was 22 1/2. >> reporter: todd was three years old when his father died. he said his father wore partial dentures after a car crash, and the skull found in lake mead is missing teeth. >> it was like one single thing, convincing to me, the denture. he very much enjoyed teasing my mother. he would take his tongue and push the dentures out. she hated that. [ laugh

as so, danny for prime minister saying he is too close to tara. ah. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests. in durham, as they do, and can any nonresident fellow at the arab center, washington d. c. in back that marcia in a summary, as a research fellow at harvard kennedy schools, middle east initiative and into iran hammond, was harvey, a professor of political science at the university of to her on a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us. today on inside story are seen. let me start with you today. first i want to ask you who exactly are these protesters? are the protesters that are currently engaged in this sit in in parliament, the ones who are occupied parliament are they only supporters. amongst other us other and is what they are seeking, representative of what other it archies want. this is a very unfortunate lesson because i think it's very relevant to how impactful these protests are and how much effect they'll have under uh, going forward. dansville replaced and predominantly they are the followers to the cen

danny: it seems the conversation has shifted to demand story.le prices have been largely driven by supply concerns, whether underinvestment on the production side during covid, russian sanctions, it seems now the demand story is the largest driving factor, especially with recessionary fears creeping up. jon: as we look forward, the voles are still going to argue -- the bulls are still going to argue with that supply story and if we look at that decision with opec-plus, they could have started pumping more oil and opted not to, but without increase, which story ultimately has more sway in the market? danny: it really depends in the short term, demand destruction from higher prices will have more sway, but in the longer term, it will be a balance between whether we will see more severe destruction of demand if recession occurs, but on the supply side, we are still quite tight and there is still the question on whether or not they could have raised production significantly more than 100,000 barrels a day. they could possibly meet reaching maximum c

danny, and former federal prosecutor and former judge, carol lam. if you've been watching our coverage, you know there have been a lot of development. there's a lot going on. right? so here's where things stand as of 3:01 eastern time. the judge in charge of this case is ordering a redacted version of the affidavit to be released, but he's asking for input from the government on what those redactions should entail no later than a week from today. that's not what the doj wanted. they hoped judge reinhardt would have kept the whole thing sealed, saying their investigation was in the early stages. the justice department is citing the safety of other witnesses after the spike in threats. one of those being threatened, the judge in this case. his own place of worship receiving dozens of calls over the past few days. if cal perry is with us, i want to start there. he is not so we'll start with ken dilanian. and i think the question is how much, you know, how many sharpie lines are we going to be seeing on this thing or not? >> a lot. i think we should kee

ok, danny houston from h. i, val in the u. k. thank you very much. a razor flying taxes have been talked about the solution to many of the world urban transport problems that quick reduce congestion and comparatively environmentally friendly. but for all the hype in recent years, are still a long way off with the technology. yet to be perfect. this is atlas test center in spain. a very special aircraft is about to take off phoenix to the prototype of the flying taxi's of the future. that is developed under high pressure by german company. lilian. the startup is in competition with 100 other developers worldwide. all of which seek to be one step ahead in the approval process. yet if lucas go be that a no use, every flight is a new chapter. even if we say the test flying is like testing the boundaries next limiting and then the next. and one also has to be ready. let's take a step back to get phoenix, 2 flies unmanned and is remotely controlled. one by lit 6 passengers and a range of more than 200 kilometers. that's how these flying dikes is aimed to c

his tribute today from danny to sandy. # sandy, you must start anew...irst moment i saw you, and forever, "your danny, yourjohn." olivia newton—john, who died yesterday at the age of 73. now let's turn our attentions to the weather prospects. here's tomas shaffernacker. the weather is in the news in a big way are not a good way. the extreme heat warning that has been issued from the met office is there to make... —— magga as think a little and it is with us between there and sunday. clearly the heat affects the vulnerable, that is pretty obvious to some of us but also you might bejumping on the train and travelling across the

danny valley doesn't have a super doesn't come up. and my husband is, he don't have a that much about boy. i me a, is i wanna do any of this? i got yesterday i do the how cousins have i have them unless you like to limit your schedule. perspective, the hunters and the fight against and so much as they are what, wow, the hunters, 11 of the reasons why we have been able to put the pressure on both of her. they're the ones that i hope they help in the military and help in the security forces in doing what do they do best? and i personally don't believe that they get enough credit for the things that they do admire your courage and entrust. alecia is married to medical and they are on a dental issues married as she is this bold. and i think your husband afraid of you. he never made a i think you very much good if we're sharing your story with a and it got oklahoma to cordova, and that's l. a del, a general. i don't want you to call me at all. and then you go more living, my whole didn't work well. how about a variable? what i, when i went

i thank you. >> danny, you're all right! >> thank you to you both. still ahead, the president launching his most direct attacks -- with biden's new mojo could mean for democrats at the mid term. but first fighting for the loved ones they lost. families of the uvalde school victims demanding action on gun violence, including a rally outside the texas government's -- governor's mansion. >> we're not done. we're not done. we are not done. we are not done. we are not done. we were feeding her dry, triangle shaped ingredients long as the yellow brick road. we didn't know how bad it was for her until we actually got the good food. we got her the farmer's dog sent in the mail. it was all fresh, when she started eating healthier, she started being more active and smiling more, running more, playing more. i want my dog to have a healthy and long life. the farmer's dog really helps that out. see the benefits of fresh food at betterforthem.com i'm admiral mike franken. i swore an oath to defend our constitution against all threats, foreign and domestic. i'm now

danny wouldn't have been to them. i'm not really about boy, a man over here because my dad, i am a young. yeah. a young. yeah. i yeah. okay. i did talk with paul goldman with a got by book with a with my you know, the money, you know, what did i with with all the people, all of these to nigeria will help will then to get a insurgency this year we have to communities really 20000 people to that whole displaced, which was a little quote, is she going to leave when i will use bob? boy in the that one i next he doesn't believe how can he like when she need to leave a message and i was senior. if you give me a call, if not tomorrow and then i don't need a good question. i got you and i might not be covered, but if i can, you don't come to. so he asked, are you going to come in and see him there? that will jim, that's who i say she got him just to perform. if your current life is it? oh by own oh yes of one 0 oh. oh, who then me as on one line for me and be i like well like you mother? like yes. okay. about the radical, pre

and finally, john travolta, and this tribute, from danny to sandy. # sandy, you must start anew...dee. so many affectionate tributes today. the singer and actor dame olivia newton—john who died yesterday at the age of 73. lots of us still wondering what the weather for the rest of the week will bring given what we were told yesterday. here�*s sarah keith—lucas. another day today with temperatures over 30 degrees and they will only build through the course of the week and it will get hotter and hotter over the next few days. this scene is pretty similar to many of the conditions on the ground, looking dry and strong sunshine overhead and this is staffordshire, and there�*s really not going to be that much change in the weather over the next five days. a big area of high pressure keeping the weather fronts at bay. just the north west of scotland seeing more cloud and at times outbreaks of rain as well but for tonight, times outbreaks of rain as well but fortonight, dry times outbreaks of rain as well but for tonight, dry and clear and temperatures falling between 11 or 15 degrees, so

hey danny embassy. i came in and said that neither harlem, squarely, lin, nussum was a coffee or and didn't know me would for me to rob, but 3, him. whoa, whoa, whoa, i la, tara selina, a look only at the bar. my look was a fade rose, 0 harden these are you zia moth gobble highlight de la butter? i do look animals you deem by yet many o me. couldn't a stream, little cassette walk, double her son. can the family model who fill hobbies, liam? yeah, no. lemme not hook behind the fatal was our issue a done then, and then we upon the night and then live the and that, that go of my couldn't out of, and he, so, ah, and then the shifter short on friend nathan cool literacy and unable is echo again, normally muscle, semantic animal to serve as nan m major, butts oak door, no soft 3 m e m a muscle heath may suddenly what am the boss that was, why should i get my hand that them well? have them on the list theory and they can reschedule it. oh, a yeah. yeah. oh, [000:00:00;00] a a little louder. i'm sure like emily

her co—star, john travolta, paid his own tribute, this signing off "your danny", after his own charactere film. the birmingham 2022 commonwealth games have ended after 11 days of competition. the home nations won more than 270 medals between them. after a speech by prince edward praising the athletes, the games were closed by a ceromony featuring performers from the region. now on bbc news, india's wait for water. when you can't get water from taps, life revolves around where the water is. india's villages house 200 million families. only a fraction have tap water. it's very hard to carry pots of water repeatedly on your head from that source of water to the village, which is almost a kilometre from here. from the hot desert... ..to the cold mountains... ..and dry, arid plains. it's backbreaking. i want to find out when will the walk be over? when will water come home? in 2019, prime minister narendra modi made a promise. to bring water through taps to each home in every village by 202a. he said it will ease women's daily lives. i've set out on a journey across the country to check out t

her co—star, john travolta, paid his own tribute, signing off "your danny", after his own character inilm. the birmingham 2022 commonwealth games have ended after 11 days of competition. the home nations won more than 270 medals between them. after a speech by prince edward, praising the athletes, the games were closed, by a ceremony featuring performers from the region. now on bbc news, the travel show. in the past few decades, the skyline of doha, qatar's capital city, has changed beyond recognition. the discovery of oil in the 1930s, and then natural gas in the early 1970s, marked a seismic change in the fortunes of qatar. and at a turbocharged pace, qatar's hopes, dreams and buildings have risen high above the desert sands. since this small, but mighty gulf nation won the right to host the fifa world cup back in 2010, it has spent billions on state—of—the—art stadia and infrastructure. and with the first match set to kick off this november, all eyes will be on qatar as it makes history, becoming the first ever middle eastern country to host the world cup. and i am here to meet some

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the able to open up the playbook, the bomb to danny gray. 76 yards down the sideline.-5. 92 yards. as for that touchdown pass, lance says that was an easy decision. >> mine, -- i mean, danny has done a great job. he's a difference maker for us on offense. his speed is something that for me it's a fungi to have. >> we, they knew i was fast, so. everyone just came up to me and they would tell me, man, you were blazing. you was fast. you burned them. with my speed and whey know what i can do with my confidence, i feel like nobody could touch me. >> sit fun to be fast. as for where jimmy garoppolo might end up zach wilson will only be out two to four weeks with a meniscus tear. there was some speculation without being touched that he had turn to has a.c.l. and since the head coach and offense coordinator know him well from the time with the niners, there was immediate speculation he could be headed to the big apple. but for now, those plans are on hold. >> 49 niners, week one opponent, hosting patrick mahomes and the chiefs. mahomes only played the first drive. he was 6-7.

he completed four of of five passes, including this to danny gray, a 76 yard touchdown.is speed. he showed his wheels to get down down the field. i talked with number five after the game. how are your nerves? >> it is good to be back. nothing but excitement and i feel good about where we are at. >> take us through the touchdow. the touchdown. >> danny gray has been doing a great job. >> i'm excited for this year.> >> next up the 49ers go to minnesota on saturday to play the vikings. coverages right here starting at 3:00 p.m., and state after the game for the 5t. 5th quarter.> >> we know that you know someone someone that is a fan. you can give them a shout out. point your cell phone at the screen and scan the qr code to nominate nominate your favorite member of of the faithful. it is our joy o joy to profile these 49er fans.> >> it is hot up there already and going to get hotter over the the next few days. tomorrow is the peak of the heat wave. and on wednesday we will still have cloud cover. we will see a retreat to temperatures from tomorrow into wednesday, but that do

that it was that open. >> danny is a seasoned firefighter.ed establish a native-run fire department for the greenville ranch ria, which he serves as assistant fire chief. >> talk about the importance of firehouse that was led by your tribe. >> we teach more of a traditional knowledge, not just putting out the fire, but taking care of the earth, and if you take care of the earth, the earth will take care of you. you know, the old native ways. >> to learn more about this, danny invited me to sit down with tribal member, trina cunningham, who's director of the manu tribal consortium and a specialist. >> one of the important aspects of it to me is the relationship of humanity with nature. and it seems that we've forgotten that relationship. >> yeah. >> and forgotten that natural law is the number one ruler. for example, our ancestors knew that fire is the only thing that at a landscape scale, can fight fire. >> since time immemorial, indigenous folks maintained forest using a practice today known as cultural burning. by setting low-intensity, con

he finds danny gray . stays inbounds for a 76 yard touchdown.grabbed the ball to give it personally to danny gray. vern glenn was interviewing fred warner. the interview got interrupted by a 39 yard touchdown pass from natd nate sudfeld and was also his first pass with the 49ers. they, they win, 28-21. the other preseason game is next saturday in minnesota. here is trey lance reliving the touchdown. >> through it to the fast guy. danny gray has been doing a great job at comp. >> the first plane made a good e good scramble. it was nice to come down with that and it was a a good first game. > >> the padres superstar shortstop fernando tatis jr. is suspended after with performance-enhancing drugs . > >> the giants last night welcomed in the pittsburg pirates. carlos rodon on the hl the hill and it was a good night night as he gave up two runs over six innings. bryan reynolds cannot bring it in and finishing the night and the giants win, 5-3. in houston, gae one of a weekend series with th. kyle tucker since it to right field. that clears the bases

danny devito. have a good night.stitute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.visit ncicap.org] >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host nikki glaser! tonight -- danny devito. jameela jamil and music from ingrid andress. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nikki glaser! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nikki: hello! welcome. that's amazing. welcome. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live."

danny: i come here maybe once a month. this goes a pretty long way. it's osmanthus that i purchase here at ming lee's on jackson street. osmanthus is a flower that's native to asia. they use this for teas. we use this at the restaurants in a cocktail--the longevity. i knew right off the bat that the base spirit should be mezcal because of that smokiness from the mezcal, and then the spiciness from the scallion would play a huge part into combining those flavors to make them work. the osmanthus would give it its fragrant, like, sweetness. the aloe, which is a local product, has this amazing spearmint, you know, flavor profile to it. that played really well into it, as well. brandon: i felt lucky that i kind of came across dan and melissa. when they heard of what i was wanting to do, they resonated with it enough to be like, "yeah. i want to, you know, be along for this ride." we're just here to talk about a small change. we have figs going on quail tonight. figs are having a pretty tough season, very hard to find, very low yield, so... a lot of people

was not. >> i said is danny dead? and she said yes. he is. >> reporter: she was 11 years old when her brother died and she said their father used every source possible to recover his body. >> he was told that we would never find danny and it was impossible because that portion of lake mead was so deep. >> reporter: 64 years of doubt has been erased as lake mead evaporates. it may a discovery on the beach. >> another set of human remains have been found. >> i couldn't believe it was danny. >> reporter: the corner said human remains were found in may 7 here. >> there was an exact match of the location. >> reporter: the bones belong to a man between the ages of 23 and 38 he said his father wore partial dentures after. a car >> that is the bull's-eye. my dad was 22 1/2. >> reporter: todd was almost 3 when his dad died and he said his father wore partial dentures after a car crash and the skull is missing teeth. >> if there were like one single thing convincing to me was the denture. he very much enjoyed teasing my mother