daniel murray's seven children. do i have that right? and most of them have made the trip from mexico to be with us today. and i would like them to stand and be acknowledged in a special welcome from the library of congress. [applause] we have live precipatory history going on. part of the remarks are aimed at the family and other special guests. we also, through the murray family have a special daniel murray project i would like you to learn about. those that don't know the full story of daniel murray, i get emersed in elizabeth's wonderful talk and book. i am hoping darren jones is right here and will tell you a little bit about the daniel murray association and the special project, the bench by the road. let's gave daniel and the association a hand. >> good afternoon. my name is darren jones. i am the program director for the african-american cultural association. on behalf of the association and our president, and board members, raise your hands board members, i want to thank you for being here. we have about 15

daniel: at first.ughter] when i was only a screenwriter, i read a lot of films that were not comedies. this time i felt, i will try to incredible into this relationship. charlie: footing trade you? daniel: at first i never heard of itdaniel:. if you step into a museum, you suzanne, and of school in france, if to reads alone, it is part of our culture. i never knew that they had known each other. reading an article in a magazine, i found out that's not only did they know each other but they have met has children in this tiny little town in the south of france. the idea that these two little boys had become monumental figures. charlie: very different little boys in terms of their own background. exactly, but a strong and passionate friendships as children, it builds. then, is very long friendship that survived a lot of problems. that's the story of the film. they eventually broke up. the breaking up was the thing that intrigued me the most. i started research. 1886?e: that was of what, daniel: there was

that i stumbled across daniel murray. daniel murray, one of his first contributions to the library of congress as he was an assistant librarian of congress at a time when such professional appointments for black men were rare, and he started by putting together a list of 27, excuse me, 270 titles by african-american authors. and one of them was the memoir by paul jennings which the white house historical association considers to be the first memoir of life behind the scenes in the white house. precious few copies of it have been made, and i would maintain that it was not for this by daniel murray, this wasn't the only important memoir or other notable works, that would've been lost to obscurity altogether. my book is a biography of daniel murray pioneer in the black history movement, major race activist, model civic citizen and prominent member of washington dc his black elite. but it is also the story of a larger narrative. and that is a remarkable rise and disastrous decline of african-american prospects over the span o

daniele: no.rue that cezanne in his lifetime was ignored and really not only by the establishment but by his friends and his best friend. the things that was most painful for him because he admired zola's writings and books and read them all. when he received this book, he at the time was 48 years old. he started reading the book. when you have gone into research about their lives and read the god, iu think, oh my understand why he is so upset. it is so intimately what they had been through as children. and the project of the hero of the book, in fact not a hero at all, very, very, very difficult person very much like cezanne in real life. and someone who is so desperate to find what he is looking for in painting, and up hanging himself in front of a painting. charlie: hanging himself in front of a painting? daniele: this is the end of the book. reads this and recognizes so many things about himself. he did not kill himself. very personal things they had been through together. this is a problem th

danielle, his fiance, however, she died in the crash.he happy couple were actually set to wed next month in april. no one is sure what he knows about the accident, what he knows about danielle and you know, a what he knows at all. i visited carol, mike call's sister, at her home in new jersey. >> unfortunately, excuse me, unfortunately, my sister-in-law, danielle, did not make it in the crash. my brother, michael, was rushed to cooper hospital, where he is in trauma icu. >> she told me a hill bit about danielle and michael. >> they had plan planning a wedding over the past couple of months. they had been together over ten years and were going to make it official at this point. >> exactly michael's condition is. a all of the body, at this point, he is, um, you know, beginning to look like ups from the best standpoint we can, um, we definitely have seen nice progression with him. he is still intubated, in and out of consciousness. they have kept him on a good dose of medication to keep him calm sol the body can, hopefully, continue to heal

daniel.a de ley que ha provocado varios comentarios en las redes sociales. las universidades pÚblicas y los colegios podrÍan ofrecer seguro mÉdico que tengan cobertura de la conocida pÍldora que terminar el embarazo hasta 10 semanas despuÉs de haber concebido el feto. presentador: todo por una propuesta de ley de la senadora demÓcrata. quÉ significarÍa? presentadora: la cobertura mÉdica que ofrecen las universidades y los colegios se verÍan obligadas, si esta propuesta de ley es aprobada, a proveer cierta cobertura que ofrezca las pastillas para terminar un embarazo. el 7 de abril se lleva a cabo una reuniÓn para hablar un poco mÁs de este caso. presentador: exactamente. todo esto cuando se conocen datos en colegios y universidades. muchas personas sin ni siquiera anotarlo o estar en una ficha normal de encuestas que producen este tipo de abortos de manera clandestina. presentadora: lo que tampoco es bueno lo que pasa en colombia. fue un caso que conmocionÓ a colombia y el mundo. 51 aÑos tend

daniel has the story.he eu says the measures would be limited to strategic interests like defense and infrastructure. a draft seen is aimed at foreign investments, but the document calls out one particular country that is hungry for acquisitions. china. reporter: the sale of a german robot builder to china left many in europe where it, politicians and business leaders demanding a stop to foreign countries buying expertise. now the eu is sounding the alarm, calling for specific areas to be off-limits to foreign buyers. the areas are defense, roads, ports and roadways, and a range of cutting-edge technologies, like i.t. companies. that is not all. even industries like steel could be affected, that is if the buyout was intended to close down the companies to reduce overcapacity. it is not clear if the proposal will be accepted, it must be approved by the european parliament and member states, as well as by all the eu commissioners, many of him oppose the protectionist-- whom oppose the protectionist measures.

daniel: dropping like a stone.mped over 40% out of the gate but now investors are worried its price is overblown, tumbling in trading yesterday. tuesday's session closes in just a few minutes and the stock is a two and in the dumps, falling by around 11%, wiping billions of dollars from the value of the company. is this a sign of things to come? i asked our social media group what investors are worried about. >> there are a couple worries. the first is competition. facebook, they are this big bully amongst social be to companies and they have decided they are going to steal a lot of snapchat's ideas. if you log into facebook messenger, even instagram is owned by facebook, you can essentially do a lot of what you can do in snapchat. you can send messages, create stories which consists of videos and photos. that is a big worry. what will snapchat do if they cannot separate themselves from the competition? they still do it better than facebook but their advantage is disappearing. the other worry is slower user growth.

i need more beer. >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: three more? >> woman: three more.dimitrios: yes. >> man: no problem. >> anthony: that's what i like to hear. >> dimitrios: cheers. >> daniel: cheers. >> anthony: cheers, guys. ♪ >> anthony: cologne. you gotta love it. they support artwork that might get you punched in the face elsewhere. performance artist, painter, and cooking enthusiast, rene stessl works and lives here. his current project is called the restaurant of the egoist where you dine alone with a full-length mirror across from you at the table, which is weird, right? oh wait, let me get a selfie. did i instagram my food yet? >> rene: the restaurant, you know, it's a question. it's a bad thing. or it's also a good thing. i found out or it's fact that it's also a good thing because simple example, if you help a guy sitting on the street, needs money, you give him the money. you help him, of course, but you help yourself feeling happy, feeling lucky because you helped another. it's a kind of energy, a kind of engine who makes people helping other people. >> a

daniel is here with that story. daniel it is a hot topic at the world's biggest tourism fair, which opened its doors to the public today. 10,000 exhibitors from 184 countries are trying to learn visitors to their destinations. organizers say tourism has not suffered as much fear -- as much as feared following terror attacks at top destinations, with one exception. you guessed it, turkey. turkey wants to remind germans of its many delights, but the outlook for tourism is and so sweet. whatever attacks, a failed -- terror attacks, a failed coup have taken their toll. last year turkey only hosted 25 million visitors, 10 million fewer than in 2015. germans into particular are staying away, although the country isn't drying up completely. "the number of inquiries have been growing significantly compared to last year. but it leveled off over the weekend because of the latest political issues to do with turkey, and with the reports coming from there." among those issues, the arrest of a german-turkish journalist, turkish p

what it is, it's a canal for the spirit to come in. >> jean daniel's has specific jean-daniel's locoudicated to a specific lwa or spirit. each room is decorated to represent the lwa's distinct personality. there is a saying that i've heard before that says something along the lines of you go to a catholic church to talk to god. you go to a vodou temple to become god. >> god is far away out there. but to become a god. >> yeah. >> a god because we believe there is one single god, but to become a lwa. >> there is one god, that's the creator god, but he is distant. >> very distant. >> he is unconcerned with us. and the lwa are how we in a sense communicate with that god. the lwa are almost intermediaries between us and god? >> you're totally right. >> the knocking is to let the spirits know that we're coming turkey, t the spiritnow they're coming. >> let the spirit know that you're coming. they may be upset at you, and you don't want that. >> you don't want, that no. >> that's ezuille dantor. easily dantor is a very important spirit in vodou religion. and i think the spirit that most peop

daniel rivero, nos explica. daniel: subiÓ los tipos de intereses en el paÍs.restemos dinero va a ser mÁs costoso, para cualquier cosa que necesitemos. para comprar una casa, un automÓvil, las tarjetas de crÉdito. daniel: expertos recomiendan pagar los balances de sus tarjetas de crÉdito lo antes posible. otra soluciÓn serÍa liquidar esa deuda con una tarjeta que tenga cero interÉs .para aquellos que tienen un interÉs fijo, funciona de manera diferente. >> los prÉstamos que se han hecho con no se comprÓ una casa o un automÓvil, tienen intereses fijos no van a tener ningÚn cambio. las personas de interÉs variable como una tarjeta variable, si van a verse afectados. daniel: quienes conoce el del tema dicen que los que tengan ahorro se van a beneficiar. esta es la tercera subida de la tasa de interÉs desde la crisis financiera de 2008 cuando el banco central tuvo que rebajar el precio del dinero hasta prÁcticamente el 0%. además se esperan otros ajustes a lo largo de 2017. eso es todo de mi parte, regreso contigo. enrique: estÁ en la informaciÓn que tenemos desde

anna: daniel, thank you so much. daniel morris, b.n.p. paribas senior investment strategist.ember, if you are a bloomberg customer, you can watch the show and follow all the charts in the functions and reach out to the show directly by clicking on the send id to show producers. and if you make a special request, we will forward it on. matt: you can be a part of the conversation, which i think is the most interesting point of that function on tv . up next, the longest winning streak since august. we will focus on emerging markets' continuing rally. what's driving it? this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: it is 7:47 a.m. here in brussels, belgium. the capital, the heart of europe. let's get to the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: matt, thank you. ppg industries is a did preparing a renewed takeover bid, according to people familiar with the matter. it rebuffed its initial takeover bid earlier this month, saying the offer substantially undervalued the company. pbg said at the time it would carefully evaluate its position. spokesman declined to comment. softbank is

daniel is here with the story about that. daniel: that's right, brent. it is no wonder general motors wants to sell the european car maker. opel hasn't turned a profit in a very long time. in fact, it's a weight on the parent company to the tune of $5.5 billion in losses since 2011. but, gm has managed to put opel on to a more promising trajectory. we can see the chart here of the losses that opel has experienced over the last few years, and coming up to this part of the end, that's where the french car maker p.s.a. wants to pick up the slack. the chief executive of p.s.a. is this man here. he is already well known for bringing his company back from the brink. well, now he promises to rid opel of its losses completely by 2020. the workers worry the new boss will cut his way to profit. reporter: it's an historic day for opel. the sale of the german car maker marks the end of 88 years of ownership by u.s. giant general motors. now it will be in french hands. that has triggered concerns about job security among opel's more than 38,000 employees. their jobs

let's joined daniel sa ndford straightaway.d at new scotland yard where we expect a new statement in the next few minutes. bring us up—to—date on what we know so far. tonight, as you know, all of westminster is cordoned off by the police, whitehall is shut, westminster square is closed. westminster square is closed. westminster bridge, which isjust 100 metres from the new police headquarters over there is a crime scene, as is the interior of the palace of westminster. the traffic on westminster bridge is frozen in time. itjust hasn't moved since the moment that the carnage began and police officers are poring over the bridge looking for evidence, as they are inside the palace of westminster it's self. the key thing is that evidence needs to be gathered, even though police still believe the attacker acted alone. they need to know what happened, they need to know what happened, they need to know what happened, they need to know what he did, because from their on they can work out if he was acting alone, notjust alone in the vehic

>>> si gana puerto rico maÑana estarÉ viendo a daniel viendo a daniel con su pelo rubio. >> yo tambiÉnientras tanto seguimos hablando de bÉisbol acÁ. >> comenmuy buenos dÍas para to vamos con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo y los principales titulares el dÍa de hoy. >> el presunto caso de violaciÓn de un joven inmigrante sin documentos estÁ acusado del crimen encendiÓ el debate nacional la inmigraciÓn ilegal, el portavoz de la casa blanca justificÓ la ley migratoria del presidente trump. >> facebook vuelve estar al centro de la polÉmica por la transÓn isio una violaciÓn de 15 aÑos por 5 aÑos un familiar encontrÓ las imÁgenes en la red social mÁs tarde dieron con la niÑa y interrogaron a las personas. >> aumenta la presiÓn del presidente trump para conseguir el apoyo may. >> el reporte de donald trump que divulga que autoridades locales no estÁn cooperando con ice para buscar y deportar inmigrantes sin documentos, jefes de policÍas de distintas ciudades denunciaron que contiene informaciÓn erronea sobre arrestos recientes y polÍticas carcelarias. >> la preocupaciÓn de que los i

daniel: there we agree.uld say it is a reflection of the health of the israeli public debate that you can have two such talented and spirited individuals who don't exactly see eye to eye trying to hash this out. it kind of tells you about the soul of israel. thank you both for being here. "the settlers" is the film by shimon dotan. the book by daniel gordis. ♪ >> welcome back, it is noon in hong kong. let's get an update of south korea. the country has hooked to the military on high alert after the constitution court held -- upheld the impeachment of president park geun-hye. park loses her powers and immunity. an election must be held within 60 days. china, the upcoming pboc governor says president trump is one of the reasons for -- across the market. they are speaking to the

daniel, just stay with us.re just looking at pictures from trafalgar square, —— life—threatening injuries. we had that poignant vigil for the three people killed by the attacker, khalid masood, yesterday. and others injured in that attack who are still in hospital, still critically injured. and defiant messages from the home secretary and the mayor of london at that vigil. khalid masood, the prime minister was saying earlier on in the commons that he had been a peripheralfigure, although he had been on the radar of mi5, he was not part of any current intelligence picture. and that is a real problem for the intelligence services, when it isn't a wider conspiracy, it is apparently one man acting like this, with such deadly consequences. his background is interesting. first of all, he is 52, which is quite unusually old for people involved in an attack like this. he certainly has a violent criminal history. his most recent conviction was in 2003 when he was convicted of possessing a knife. in more recent years he

daniel: there we agree. a reflection of the health of the israeli public debate that you can have two such talented and spirited individuals who don't exactly see eye to eye trying to hash this out. it kind of tells you about the soul of israel. thank you both for being here. bye settlers" is the film shimon dotan. -- daniely daniel gordis. ♪ ♪ >> its judgment day in seoul. president park geun-hye waits to hear if she can keep her job and immunity from prosecution. >> investors looking at friday's critical payroll numbers, which may realize a pay hike -- a rate hike next week. that it may warning take 15 years to clinch a trade deal with europe. for ak is now looking seventh ceo in just 12 years.

algunos activistas como wendy pantoja dijeron presente en apoyo al joven soÑador. >> el que daniel hayante le vuelva a suceder lo mismo. andrea: daniel ramÍrez aÚn enfrenta una orden de deportaciÓn y estarÁ a la espera de su prÓxima audiencia de migraciÓn para presentar su caso y defenderse unto justo este pasado lunes, otro dreamer, francisco rodrÍguez de 25 aÑos fue puesto en libertad bajo fianza luego de ser arrestado por tener una condena pendiente tras manejar bajo los efectos del alcohol. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias, andrea. el distrito escolar de los Ángeles es uno de los más grandes del paÍs y ahora preocupa a organizaciones de defensa de los derechos de los inmigrantes. esta nociÓn de que en algunas escuelas se estarÍa apilando la garantÍa de acceso de ingreso a los estudiantes, mÁs allá de su estatus migratorio. una medida que preocupa a la comunidad inmigrante. juan carlos: la denuncia de que 75 distritos escolares de california preguntan en los documentos de admisiÓn el estatus migratorio de los estudiantes fue hecha por abogados de derechos civiles y aprobada por la comunid

daniel tÚ eres el hombre, ay!>> es griego >>> seÑores entonces las mujeres tambiÉn mienten mucho >>> hablamos de ustedes no de nosotras enfocate, >>> daniel estamos hablando de ustedes que si pondrÍan una foto de cuando eran mÁs joven, >>> dice que sÍ que mentirian >>> sin panza >>> yo pongo Íconos >>> quÉ miran ustedes dos en el perfil de las mujeres, on-line, quÉ miran ustedes >>> justamente el perfil. >>> no los >>> el de a adelante o atrÁs >>> el perfil >>> no gasten su tiempo poniendo soy buena estudiante, me graduÉ con honores no nos importa. una buena foto, una buena foto. >>> ahora soy medida 36 b >>> nos estamos entendiendo >>> sÍ eso es lo importante >>> las medidas son impornte js las medidas sÍ >>> y despuÉs de la foto verdad que ya ven la foto ¿uÉ otras activid actividades ustedes le prestan atenciÓn esto me gustarÍa en esta mujer, o cÓmo interpretan los perfiles de la muchacha >>> nos gustan las deportistas i me gustan las mujeres ocupadas >>> por quÉ >>> porque el ocio es la madre de todos los vicio

dr ron daniels, how much cricket is the diagnosis of sepsis nowadays?l years after tom's experience, nothing changed much. but the nhs has started to take this seriously, the royal colleges have started to take this seriously. i would hope the vast majority of people now get recognised quicker than tom did. how quickly do you need to be treated and with what? you need to be treated as quickly as possible. tom's story of a deterioration over 24 hours is typical. every hour we wait in giving the right antibiotic to the patient, the risk of dying goes up by 7%, so it is urgent. tom went through this radical surgery, how common with that be these days? sepsis is common, it is more common than heart attacks and strokes in the uk. but thankfully, tom's extreme case with his amputations and facial surgery is very rare. it doesn't mean the people who do have these things are not trouble. people have post—traumatic stress disorder, people have problem thinking clearly, chronic fatigue syndrome. so getting it delayed, means there will be more impairment afterward

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marÍa elena: daniel alonso rodrÍguez tiene 19 aÑos, vive en el estado de hidalgo al centro de mÉxicoho y ciencias polÍticas. su labor se concentran ser activista y defensor de los derechos humanos de niÑos y jÓvenes mexicanos. su maestro universitario con gabriel zamora fue el encargado de enviar la solicitud del comitÉ noruego de la fundaciÓn nobel, para que el trabajo de daniel por su propuesta, una reforma social, se tomarÁ en cuenta. >> seguimos trabajando por un paÍs nuevo. que se fundan los derechos y las palabras. marÍa: comparte la nominaciÓn al nobel de la paz con su santidad el papa francisco y el padre alejandro, defensor de los migrantes. que en el aÑo 2002 se recibiÓ amenazas de muerte por su labor de apoyo a indocumentados. >> cerca de 300 personas en esta postulaciÓn, que estamos luchando, todos igual de diferente manera. luchando por los derechos humanos, por la protecciÓn de personas mÁs vulnerables. marÍa: uno de los sueÑos de daÑo de continuar con el compromiso y la responsabilidad social, que lo ha llevado a ser uno de los nominados mÁs jÓvenes, aspirar al premio

it started two years ago when 30-year-old danielle had a mole removed. it was melanoma.ut a year later, she found a lump in her breast and the aggressive cancer had spread throughout her body. danielle was six months pregnant with her son jake at the time. >> when she was officially diagnosed with melanoma was february 9th and she had passed away february 27th. >>> before she passed away, danielle made the decision to let go so she could save her s son. >> when they did the c section they didn't think she was going to survive. so that was her decision at that point. >> report roar the couple had been married five years and had started building their dream home for their extended family. >> it never goes away. you just i guess day by day learn to deal with it. >> reporter: if you'd like to donate to help max and the children there's a gofundme page that has been set up also the fop is accepting donations in lieu of the family. go to fox 29.com for that information. lucy. >> i know our community shawnette and i know a lot of people will step up and help this family. thank

daniel: exactly.ne reason you see eurozone equities generally a number -- underperformed, and u.s. equities so far this year and last year, even though the fundamentals argue for better performance in europe. there has more recently been this political risk, this overhang that we do not think will go away with the french election. balancing the better fundamental outlook. higher rates in europe will be better for the economy, a for the financial sector. offsetting that will be the political risk, never-ending discussion. it is about the future of the eurozone and about the future of the eu as a whole. jonathan: the bias this year is that bonds will underperform. they need toys, understand where the underperformance comes relative to what? we get an underperformance of bunds relative to treasuries. is that what you are saying? >> you have much lower income. we do not think the spread will narrow between the two. it has been near the historical highs. if you get to 75 are close to three on treasuries, w

>>> ¿quÉ te pasa daniel enrique?> jennifer lÓpez la cual se ha destapado el nuevo rumor de que estÁ saliendo con alex rodrÍguez. el pelotero ex pelotero mÁs rico y mas papacito. >> estÁ buenÍsimo. >> hay que tener mÁs.... >> pero es que es latino. estÁ bella. >> ellos se conocieron hace tiempo ahÍ tenemos una fotografÍa de los archivos de "un nuevo dÍa." >> vamos hablar la fotografÍa no es reciente. >> porque Él estaba con los yankees de nueva york y ya no estÁ con los yankees de nueva york. >> era cuando estaba con marc anthony. >> no, eso fue antes, ya se conocÍan y todo. >> dicen que han visto alex rodrÍguez m seguido en s y todavÍa no hay imÁgenes del romance sin embargo, una publicaciÓn muy seria. >> un momento seÑores, me parece que estÁn especulando de mas, lo que sÍ estÁ claro que jennifer lÓpez es fanÁtica de la pelota y le gusta el bÉisbol. hablando de bÉisbol hoy dÍa se enfrenta repÚblica dominicana y canadÁ y ganarÁ repÚblica dominicana. >> hay que aclarar tambiÉn,s que la foto que hemos mostrado era del

>> esta tÉcnica de daniel. >> le sale muy bien. >> ¿por quÉ?cos para conquistar a los mÁs jÓvenes. >> renuncias a un amor prohibido el debate se pone ca interlient. >> en casa alexander dicen que para alcanzar la victoria hay que llegar al final. pero... ¿y el principio? (aplausos) ese momento en el que retas todos tus miedos, las dudas, los "¿por qué no? " y decides empezar. get your start. under armour, ahora en kohl's. así se siente comer un footlong de subway®. por un lado, nos invita a disfrutar su delicioso sabor y, por el otro, a festejar que solo cuesta $6. footlong sub del día por solo $6. siete días, siete footlongs, siete maneras más de disfrutar subway®. ahora potencio toda su fuerza. el nuevo pantene no solo lava tu cabello, potencia toda su... ...fuerza con la primera combinación de nutrientes... ...pro-v, que fortalecen cada hebra. el cabello enredado es cosa del pasado. no laves tu cabello, potencia toda su fuerza. strong is beautiful. ¡exprésate!cejas. brow stylist definer, de l'oréal. la punta ultrafina recrea los vellos de la

that is danielle -- daniel knicks and he is here and thanks to his girlfriend as well. when i think about the future and i think about -- i want daniel to be doing well. i want the other kids that i met to be drithriving as well. >> talk to me about the incredible work ethic these stories portrayal. that is a common immigrant narrative. julissa, i read your book and there were times i thought how is she doing this? she is working, going to school, works all weekend. i sat and wondered when she able to sleep? that has never changed for you. talk to me about that. >> one of the really funny jokes from lonzo and some of you may know her she is a comedian. she said mexicans get accused of being lazy but we also get accused of taking their jobs so are we stealing their jobs and then taking a nap? what is going on? i think there is this narrative that we don't come here to work hard and i can't imagine -- i didn't have to risk my life to come here. i came here on a plane when i was 11 years old. there are people who risk their very lives, who put their lives that risk to come

it started to years ago when 30-year-old danielle had a mole removed. it was melanoma.ut a year later, she found alum in that her breast and the aggressive cancer had spread throughout her body. danielle was six months pregnant with her son jake at the time. >> when she was officially diagnosed with metastasized melanoma was february 9th and she had passed away februar february 27th. >> reporter: before she passed away, danielle made the decision to let go so she could save her son. >> when they did the c section they didn't think she was going to survive. so that was her decision at that point. >> reporter: she died three days later. >> for me it's a complete shock. the couple had been married five years. had started building their dream home for their extended family. max is a k9 officer with monroe township police and an army veteran. he has support from them and from his family. but his sole concern is this blue eyed beauty. >> she gets upset sometimes. we talk about her mom. look at pictures and gets her happy again report roar neighbors set up this gofundme page t

vicky: keith daniels knows trucks. keith: thirty-nine years driving truck, i got a little over five million miles. vicky: miles spent crisscrossing california roadways, hauling everything from solid waste to soda pop. keith: it's just a good occupation, got all my kids through college. you know, paid for my house and all my toys. vicky: but last february, keith could only watch as his beloved truck burned. keith: i timed it, 8 minutes, that truck was burned to the frame. so, that's all it took. vicky: you could have been inside that truck. keith: could have been sitting in there when it caught on fire. i mean, i do feel fortunate that i was out of it, didn't get burned, you know, trying to save the truck. you know, it's your truck. jason daniels: that's something to me that can be completely preventable. vicky: keith's son jason now runs the family trucking business in eureka. jason: it scares the crap out of me. it could have been bad. if he was in there, you're talking about a crime scene. vicky: jason, like many oth

and it came back as -- danielle benefield. and that's how they were able to track me down. >> it's kind of a hoot that you were trying to save money on the stolen money anyhow. it wasn't even your money. >> i know. i know. but i was like -- when you make conversation and then you're nervous at the same time. i was kind of nervous doing that. but this wasn't, that wasn't my first time doing it. >> what if you hadn't messed up and got caught? >> i would still be doing the crimes. i never thought of the victims because my mind was set as to this is material stuff, they can get it back. i didn't care they will get over it. that was my attitude. i didn't have any remorse for it at all. >> jail does not allow for the stylish lifestyle benefield enjoyed on the streets. but it hasn't suppressed her desire for it. it's just now, earrings come in the form of small stickers from her food trays. >> i take it off. then i take the sticker and i just kind of rip it in half. and rip it in half again. and then just stick it like -- like on my

. >> no further information has developed that points to the whereabouts to maddie middleton >>danielght-year old girl missing from santa cruz, since last night. big search going on and we just had a press conference with santa cruz pd. >> daniel: it really was just, we are still looking and the

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when they were questioning daniel, daniel told them, the agents, that he had been in a gang or had somelifornia and washington state. then there's the issue of the tattoo on daniel's forearm. he says he has as the tattoo of where he grew up, la paz, california and mexico. and then i've talked to other people that said that he could be in a gang. so that is to be determined. right now, this hearing today was really more about jurisdiction and whether or not this case should be held in immigration court or hear in federal court. shep? >> shepard: thanks, dan. today is international women's day. some women are trying to show people what life would be like without them. they're skipping work and skipping schools. they're boycotting and marching in the street. a live report from one of the rallies next. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance tech: at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. mom: oh no... tech: this mom didn't have time to

j daniel her brother oscar daniel, this is ed collins who is 24. this is ernest knox. the two boys here they would eventually be hanged for their murder. it was something i couldn't escape. i knew that it raised more questions than it answered. if two of those faces belonged to the teenage boys who were doomed to quote sing for the time which to and if they were accused of raping and killing mae crow who were all of the others on my life i had questioned whether black people ever really lived there but now i was face-to-face with the truth or at least something much closer to it that i than i ever thought i would get. while the legend i grew up with was riddled with lies and distorted by bigotry its heart was no mess. it was a terrible reality. these were real people being led to real death. they would lead to the expulsion of all 1,098 african-american residents. as a learned more about those events i begin to understand how the names and dates and places have already made it seem like only a legend. like something this is another photograph that i came upon very earl

it was just hard making it happen. >> daniel knew the content wasn't the problem. they were great at that. the issue was that the company had not changed how they delivered that content in years. the world was changing around them and they weren't changing with it. >> it was more to us about setting up the structure of the business so that the content that we worked so hard to gather could be utilized across a bunch of different platforms. we have people that will go into a destination now that are gathering video content, that are writing the story for a magazine, that are working on a part of the guidebook, that are posting up dates on snapchat. that's how you share the world with people these days, sort of in a number of different ways. how do we gather content? what type of content? but in which different ways are people going to interact with this. >> as it always ultimately does with business t ca, it came dow what the customer wanted. for lonely planet, that included be otos, a mobile app. the guidebooktill has its place but not the same place. now instead o

it was a poor decision on danielle a's part because minutes later as her girlfriend was driving daniellear was pulled over, i.c.e. agents took her into custody. danielle a vargas is now in a louisiana detention center awaiting deportation. the co-counsellor for vargas says that i.c.e. is trying to expedite her case, trying to deport her without putting her in front of a federal immigration judge and, yes, they can do that. we spoke earlier to the co-counsel here in jackson, mississippi who says he admits danielle a broke the law by not renewing her daca status. for him it's more of a mobile question. she is not a violent criminal. she is a good person in good standing here in jackson, mississippi. up until now people like vargas, people eligible for daca and had no violent criminal history thought they would be safe under trump administration deportation policies. and now seems, jake, however that they, too, may be a priority for deportation. jake? >> what's interesting about this is president trump insists that he's being misconstrued on all this. he only wants the bad ones, in his term

cartas daniel estas listos. >>> daniel no me pongas nerviosa >>> seÑor director corre tiempo. >>> (risasido un Éxito cada vez que se presenta y luego de este hit en las redes sociales de er danny >>> este mensaje es para er danny y los faraones del ring, mi querido danny te vi cantando despacito, vi que le puso mucho movimiento, mucho sabor espaÑol tÍo y quiero compartir contigo que mi gira comienza en espaÑa, ennces querÍa invitarte para que vieras uno de los shows porque ya no hay presupuesto para nada y colaboraciones asÍ que si quieres estar en el pÚblico estas invitado tengo un tiquet en el segundo, segundo nivel. (risas) >>> este, asÍ que Éxito. (risas) >>> ah bueno >>> a ver, oye por quÉ me haces siempre esto me invita allÁ arriba los faraones del ritmo somos 5 >>> te va a dar el pasaje >>> que me diga que no hay presupuesto [♪] dolores: hoy es el dÍa mÁs feliz de mi vida... despuÉs de tantos aÑos de soltera, al fin un hombre decide llevarme al altar y aceptarme como su esposa. no es que yo sea tÍmida o carezca de belleza... todo lo contrario. me considero una mujer muy atractiva

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alison: discovered may help other children with cancer, and it's all because of daniel. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. jonathan: with 16 tons of cocaine, seized in international waters. suspected drug smugglers were arrested. the street value of the drugs found, some were close to half $1 billion. alison: we are following a sex abuse scandal involving star gymnasts. retired gymnasts told stories of abuse at the hands of a doctor, larry nassar, the team usa gymnastics physician for 18 years. tonight he is facing 22 charges of sexual abuse. >> he abused me in california and all over the world. know that he expertly abused me under the guise of treatment. alison: the ceo

good morning to you, daniel. what happens next with the replacement plan? >> reporter: they are hoping to get it through the house committee in the next couple of weeks. and then it goes on to the senate. the problem a lot of people in washington believe is that house committees are going to vote on this without even knowing from the congressional budget office how much it costs and how many people are going to get -- how many fewer people are going to get health insurance coverage because of this plan. and that's kind of a raising hackle because shouldn't we know what we are voting on before it goes to the senate? >> yeah, it's my understanding they have said that the cost is just going to be paid for itself by offsetting obamacare, by repealing and replacing that, but i don't understand how that works. is that not spelled out? >> they have not gotten a score from the congressional budget office. another thing that could be featured in democratic attack ads is that this would be the first big tax cut of the trump presidency. it would cut hundreds of billio

danielle: i like trump. everyone likes that he was blunt .le in the south are like that. if i don't like you, i'm going to tell you to your face, i won't go behind your back. the way it was we were thinking deeper and deeper in debt. he has already proved he can do something with his income. why would he not be able to pull the u.s. up? even if he only pulls it up a small amount, it's better than going with her in. aaron: when you grow up in a small town, there are not a whole lot of options. i am very fortunate to have a job. danielle: i agree with not having all the illegals over here. they are taking away from our jobs. they are paying them have the price of something that we could be doing ourselves. life. it can be a hard working a full-time job and then having to, home and work another full-time job. >> dad? it's ready to drive. aaron: it is a fulfilling life. i'm glad to come home every day. ♪ love working with my wife and children. it is a blessed life. >> hopefully that will burn. aaron: where? >> right there. aaron: we nonstop work