but certainly not daniel.athan would be the reason why nathan would go and kill her, you know, i didn't want them twisting my words, to make it sound like the things that i said reflective more on nathan unless on daniel. >> didn't work out for them or did it backfire? >> it didn't work out because shelley's mother also testified when she was cross-examined by the prosecution that as far as she knew shelley never had that conversation with nathan, so nathan -- >> he would've known? >> he would've known. so that kills the idea that that could've been motive if he didn't even know that they were going to break up. >> still, one way or another, nathan may have felt he was on trial as much as daniel was. so, in their closing argument the prosecutors had to essentially act as nathan's defense attorneys. >> one of the prosecutors pointed at him and remarked this is basically a scared little boy who spent that we got home with his grandma cutting the cross off of his bread. >> i said he was yellow and mustard without

daniel: it feels like you're all alone. doctor: are you still smoking? daniel: yeah. - that's bad.eventually stop? - okay, i'll try. (people talking in background) byrne: how do you feel about them asking you all those questions? i know how to talk, you know? i don't be trippin'. - what does that mean? - i know how to finesse and maneuver, so i'll be straight. - so you mean you're telling them what they want to hear. - basically. but it's still truth in that (muted). that's why my blood pressure be so high. (phone ringing) (voiceover): it's him, it's good news. mm, mm... byrne: who's that? - uh, my boy with them things. - what things? - x pills. - you're taking x? - yeah. - do you want me to stop filming? - it's up to you-- i was gonna ask you, if i gave you gas money, would you take me? - you worry me, you know? you worry me. - i'm glad you worry about me. that lets me know you care. - no, i'm not taking you. - why not? please. - he ask me bring him shoes or some jacket. he's already for one month in nursing home. they're not allowed to have the string. two day ago, they transfer

amy: daniel ellsberg, speaking in april. he died june 16.n we come back, we talk to him about "the doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." ■■ [music break] amy: "thank you daniel ellsberg" by bloodrock. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we remember pentagon papers whistleblower daniel ellsberg, who died on june 16 at the age of 92 just months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. in december 2017, ellsberg joined us to talk about his book "the doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." the book is based in part on his role drafting plans for nuclear war for defense secretary robert mcnamara in 1961 while john f kennedy was president. amy: so you made copies of top-secret reports for plans about nuclear war years before you copied the pentagon papers -- >> that's right. amy: and released them to the press? >> essentially, my notes, and sometimes verbatim excerpts, not the entire plans themselves, but on plans that were then unknown to the president

but many activists insist the world can't wait. ♪ daniel: we have to phase out coal in germany rightt's going to be quite literally the end of the world as we know it. the ipcc tells us that if we continue burning coal, we're running into catastrophic climate change. ♪ eric: as the transition details are being worked out, ende gelÑnde announces its next mass occupation will be in lusatia. ♪ eric: the announcement doesn't go down well with most locals. frank seefeld: hello, welcome to my castle! hello! eric: [laughing] hello, herr seefeld! frank: herzlich willkommen! eric: oh, happy to be here. eric: frank seefeld is a security guard at the coal plants. he's as passionate about lusatia as he is about hunting. eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: as with many lusatians, he had to find a new way after communism ended and state subsidies dried up. as well as working security for energy companies, he runs a small business selling preserved meats from his kills. eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in ger

>> daniel moylan, your thoughts? >> daniel moylan, your thoughts?l, i just want to pick up on what david said there, because in cases like this, you look to the regulator that's the system we have. i don't think it's a very effective system. >> but the fco, we're talking about the fca to have stepped in and sorted this out. >> i mean, is just it's >> i mean, this is just it's only two weeks since they published their new customer duty banks. and here was duty on the banks. and here was a customer who clearly being a customer who was clearly being abused of that and abused in terms of that duty and not getting the service he was entitled to wear . not getting the service he was entitled to wear. and not getting the service he was entitled to wear . and they have entitled to wear. and they have been totally absent . in fact, been totally absent. in fact, the thing we've seen on the only thing we've seen on yeah, thing we've seen yeah, the only thing we've seen from them is that they were comfortable apparently with dame alison remaining in post. aliso

and so if we start with daniel mingus. daniel mingus, as we talked about, was enslaved. if we look at the the. actual 1880s census records later on, will will see that daniel mingus still worked for the mingus family. daniel, dr. mingus had a son named abraham mingus and he had daughter named clarinda mingus. around 8 to 18 seventies period a year. daniel mingus was actually helping that to john mingus build a home and during that time a child was conceived at this time this was conceived between daniel mingus and clarinda mingus. the thing about is daniel mingus actually was already mad and in fact may to a white woman by the name of sarah and he had several kids. these kids would have been known as instead, you know, biracial, mulatto, which is the term we don't use now. but at the time for historical significance or you know, it the it was mulatto and so he you know these kids and then he had a kid out of wedlock and what happened was clarinda mingus actually moved to severe county remarried and never took care of this child they had actually the child was care of by

daniel medvedev up a brt has been talking and that one. themselves. a brt has been talking about how ne. themselves. daniel medvedev up a brt has been talking about how he is he has been talking about how he is enjoying it more and more on grass. you can see now getting down courts and the bounce on these grass courts as well. he is jiri towards the quarterfinals. jiri lehecka has not dropped a set so far in the championship, but down a break in the first set here. we have heard this story _ break in the first set here. we have heard this story around _ break in the first set here. we have heard this story around this - heard this story around this scheduling of wimbledon, novak djokovic up next on the courts, centre court. his match following on from last night. andy murray had the same in his match with stefanos tsitsipas. what if they had to say about that today? the tsitsipas. what if they had to say about that today? this chief executive was asked about this today. it has been more of a rise in chief executive was asked about this today. it has b

daniel ives, ray gaddafi — meta. an uphill battle. daniel ives, ray gaddafi was _ meta.ives, ray gaddafi was on the _ meta. an uphill battle. daniel ives, ray gaddafi was on the pergamon l ray gaddafi was on the pergamon world business report. —— daniel ives, really good to have you on the programme there. in other news.... the first trader tried and jailed for "rigging" interest rates has won the right to appeal his case after a seven—year battle.tom hayes was sentenced to 11 years in jail in 2015 and has been seeking a referral since 2016.he will now have his case referred back to the court of appeal. if it rules in his favour, it has the potential to undo not only his own case but that of nine other traders convicted in the uk of rigging rates. qatar airways has reported a record annual revenue of $21 billion dollars, boosted by a higher customer base in relation to the fifa world cup hosted by qatar. the doha—based company was the official airline sponsor for the event. the airline carried nearly 32 million passengers in the 2022—23 financial year, up 71 % on the yea

half brother daniel park custis. his father, john custis, had a child, an enslaved woman who he acknowledged as his son, which was unusual at that time. he left him property. he wanted to leave from the house. he freed him. he management at him. and the fact that a lawyer at this time is writing to daniel park custis and acknowledging him as your brother is very historically significant. even if it's crossed out and whether it was crossed out by him or later is not quite as clear. but you can see why. accurate transcription can make a difference. next slide, please. this is an example from martha's handwriting. it says, i have had a very dull time. i had a very dark time. is field's transcription of this. and if you take a close look. next slide, please. it's blurry. i'm sorry. i know it's so big, but if you take look at the end of where that key is, if that's the word dark. compare that to the k in another part of the letter with i think those look different. and if you looked, we have to look at every single letter

daniel medvedev has progressed too. daniel medvedev has progressed too.aniel medvedev has progressed too. daniel medvedev into his first—ever wimbledon quarterfinal after his opponent retired. jiri lehecka went into this match having played five sets against tommy paul which took close to five hours and really affected his feet, blisters in particular, he had treatment for that in the first set against medvedev but couldn't continue and so daniel medvedev is through to the quarterfinals. he is now a wimbledon quarterfinalist, dimensions novak djokovic, he is up to sets against hubert hurkacz and he is potentially asset away from reaching another wimbledon quarterfinal. it is 1—1 in the third set. early doors in terms of the resumption of play. later, it is the top seed alcaraz who will be playing the top seed. he had his work cut out for him in the last game. you missed out on a quarterfinal last year. can he make the last eight this time?— the last eight this time? thank you very much- — allisen corpuz finished three shots clear of england's charley hull

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daniel is a marine corps veteran and daya is his service dog. >> i was diagnosed with ptsd, comorbid with anxiety and major depression. >> reporter: with her by his side, daniel finds new comfort in regular walks through their santa clara neighborhood, often with his two-year-old son along for the journey. >> it is really peaceful. it is a really nice time. >> reporter: when she is working, daniel says daya is all business , very well behaved and discipline. she is trained to deal with anxiety and interruption in a variety of scenarios. >> if we are in the office and my leg starts shaking she will offer a visit, so she will do -- hey, daya! daya! visit! she stands up and puts her head on your lap and applies a forward pressure that is both like a grounding thing and an opportunity to pet her, or interrupt the anxiety and ground. >> reporter: however, when you release daya from work mode? >> she is the most loving dog i have ever had the privilege of being around. release! >> reporter: a tough task at times for a service dog who was always on it. >> she will always just love on you or

so that's a good daniel. you a very good point, daniel.do is a tiny number of people who i think are nutty. i mean, think they've become mean, i think they've become completely point completely obsessed to the point of irrational behaviour. tiny completely obsessed to the point of irraticofl behaviour. tiny completely obsessed to the point of irraticof peopleiour. tiny completely obsessed to the point of irraticof people trying tiny completely obsessed to the point of irraticof people trying to 1y completely obsessed to the point of irraticof people trying to force number of people trying to force their other others and their views on other others and i don't think that deserves praise for being brave. i think thatis praise for being brave. i think that is actually on the margins of rationality . and when we have of rationality. and when we have here, you know, we've got tremendous opportunity, we've got count binface has made the effort. he's out there. there is a green party. there's somebody who even thinks we might rejoin the eu. i thi

daniel the stephen lawrence trial.d and many others injured after that crash in south london and we will the latest. —— we will have the latest. hello there. the first week ofjuly, temperatures have been a little bit below average for most of us. however, that's about to change. it is set to get a lot hotter. before we get there, though, today is a day of sunny spells for many of us. a fair amount of cloud at times. satellite picture shows the thickest cloud to the northwest of the uk and these weather fronts will be bringing some heavy outbreaks of rain. the low pressure associated with that rain starts to spin westwards as we go through into friday, and that allows southerly winds to drag up some much hotter airfrom france. and so temperatures in the hottest areas by tomorrow will surge upwards, reaching highs of 29 degrees in the hottest parts. now, this afternoon, it's fairly quiet weather—wise. temperatures near average, some sunny spells for most of england, wales, eastern scotland, showers few and far between. b

rishaad: all right, daniel, thank you so much. daniel hynes from anz. have a look at the morning calls ahead of the asian trading day. the allianz chief analysts saying the prospect of the u.s. or eurozone policymakers might overdo tightening is now one of the most prominent threats to the global economy. this especially as policymakers from advanced economies show concerted bias towards more interest rate hikes. also warned of lingering risks of the financial system being cautious and still seeing a lot of leverage and concerns around credit risk. haidi: mckenzie investments is less optimistic about stocks and sees a value in bonds after the 13% global equity rally in the first half. it thinks rising borrowing costs are having an impact in the economy and will force investors into a more defensive mode. the firm's strategist recommends adding investment-grade debt and going underweight on stocks. rishaad: haidi, just having a look at what's going on with the u.k. huge inflation. essentially a triple whammy if you are in the housing market. pricey borro

s. foreign policy in washington dc daniels. thanks so much for your time. i'd like to begin by asking you, in your opinion, how significant are these commitments and security guarantees that ukraine has been given? was this the best that nice or latest could also as well. i think it's important to look at the context um the ukraine and nato are working hand in glove right now on so many different issues. not only in terms of the provision of defense material, but in terms of all sorts of efforts to help you currently in society against the on flux, the russians have done so because at the summit that out in bill, in the us, they have committed to further increase those preparation step up to the milk some provision the military needs and may be announced, but that's not last of it is that the g 7 countries have also issued a communique in which they are going to now negotiate with ukraine. additional security guarantees beyond the nato ukraine partnership. so altogether that's quite significant and very significant announcements given what you've just said.

for more on the days action, i'm joined by daniel barcelona. from dw sports, donnie, it's good to see you. let's start in wellington with that spring game. how impressive, where's their performance? i mean, span is a very impressive side, and this was a very dominant performance from spain, which is good because we've seen a lot of the top sides kind of not be at their best in norway, in canada, even australia, they didn't look like they were, their best that they could be and it's good because spanish, one of those teams that were coming into the tournament with a lot of noise off pitch. and we didn't see that today. i mean, spain is technically one of the most gifted sides in this tournament. a lot of their players come from real madrid and barcelona barcelona, of course, is one of the absolute best teams, if not the best team in women's football at the moment. and it's amazing because for example, i was playing in spain when they really started their development of women's football. they focused on possession based systems and, and technical

let's play it. >> daniel penny killed a man. he took a life. $3 million would i somehow make this go away or buy his pass, it's not going to happen. >> daniel is the only one on trial. the right and duty to defend one another will be on trial too. mike: what is at stake in this case, lexie? >> well, this is a very important issue, i think, for the city of new york in general. people know the reputation is, and rightfully so, that the subways aren't messily safe places s. and what's interesting is that usually in these cases the defense attorneys want to the move as far away from the venue as possible because it could potentially be tainted by pretile publicity, but his defense attorneys want him tried by a jury of his peers in manhattan. i've never heard before this case, strap hangers who have experienced, that might have experience on the subway and might have been scared themselves on the subway. and when i see people speaking out and calling him a killer and a murderer and casting blame on him, you just have to wonder if those people would

but then that brings in point, daniel's in moylan's point, daniel's point, actually point, which is about conflict look like? because we're not at war because whilst we're not at war boots the ground with russia, boots on the ground with russia, there's we are there's no denying that we are one the forefront players one of the forefront players when it comes to financial assistance weaponry assistance to ukraine. weaponry air arms, all of those kind of things to the ukraine as it stands at the moment. >> we are. and thanks. thankfully, boris took lead in thankfully, boris took a lead in that led the world it, that and led the world on it, led europe, think the question led europe, i think the question of ukraine joining in and what's been said today , i think ukraine been said today, i think ukraine will be bitterly disappointed by what's been said today because although joe tries to sort of big it up as something, in fact, it isn't very much, they're going to carry on training them on, on, on. they're going to train them on aeroplanes. they're going have council they're going to have a c

daniel is a marine corps veteran and she is his service dog. with her by his side, daniel finds new comfort in regular walks through their santa clara neighborhood, often with his two-year-old son along for the journey. >> it is really peaceful. it is a nice way to spend time together. >> reporter: when she is working, daniel says that daya is all business. >> if we are sitting in my office and she is on her bed and my leg starts shaking, she will offer a visit. daya! visit! she steps forward and puts her head on your lap and applies a forward pressure that is both a grounding thing and an opportunity to pet her or interrupt the anxiety and ground. she is the most loving and gentle dog that i have ever had the privilege of being around. release! >> reporter: a tall task at times for a service dog who is always on it. >> she will absolutely just love on you or cuddle with you on the couch. >> reporter: a puppy with an incredible purpose. while she learned that purpose in prison. >> she was leaving that day. i was very proud. >> reporter: erin wa

i think echoing daniel's story we are very much— think echoing daniel's story we are very much rely onhat the hotel staff, and — very much rely on what the hotel staff, and hotel owners are doing. they— staff, and hotel owners are doing. they are _ staff, and hotel owners are doing. they are helping us with everything they can _ they are helping us with everything they can. we have a distinct lack of information— they can. we have a distinct lack of information from our tour operators. has it _ information from our tour operators. has it been — information from our tour operators. has it been frightening for you, katie? i wonder about the children as well. it katie? i wonder about the children as well. ., , , , as well. it has been extremely frightening- — as well. it has been extremely frightening- i _ as well. it has been extremely frightening. i have _ as well. it has been extremely frightening. i have been - as well. it has been extremely frightening. i have been tryingj as well. it has been extremely i frightening. i have been trying to hold it _ frightening. i have been trying to

daniel? . . second group game. this is massive. daniel? , , , . . , daniel?ond game and perhaps the _ is going to miss the second game and perhaps the entirety of the group stages~ _ perhaps the entirety of the group stages. this is a money metal story, an enormous— stages. this is a money metal story, an enormous blow for australia, of course, _ an enormous blow for australia, of course, a _ an enormous blow for australia, of course, a huge blow for the tournament, a massive shame that sam kerr would _ tournament, a massive shame that sam kerr would be out there, but there is such— kerr would be out there, but there is such a _ kerr would be out there, but there is such a big — kerr would be out there, but there is such a big watch on her and her fitness _ is such a big watch on her and her fitness for— is such a big watch on her and her fitness for the final game of the group _ fitness for the final game of the group stages, if she can manage it. it group stages, if she can manage it. it hampers — group stages, if she can manage it. it hampers australian ho

haidi: daniel hyne a senior commodity strategist at anz. is dealing with flooding telling local officials in beijing another northern areas to deal with flooding brought on by typhoon. the emergency level was raised to level two, the second-highest. it covers beijing as well as other provinces. we also saw flight cancellations for a number of those cities. all of this is culminating in a story we have been watching with some degree of i think harder. because we are, as the entire globe, except -- said for the hottest month on record. in sydney, in the middle of winter, we saw temperatures of 25 reads celsius, almost 80 degrees fahrenheit. the bureau of meteorology said in some parts of australia we are looking at temperatures eight degrees higher celsius then what you would normally see for this time of year, in july, in the middle of winter. at the same time we have been seeing unusually warm weather really across the globe, right? july is on track to be the hottest runs ever recorded. we heard from the united nations saying this is the en

after the official launch, the tests with the daniel vena alacrity finally got under way for as dryer was confident they would reveal many new insights. give out more time to get tests. we're going to do a number of tests because we assume the roman somehow managed to land on the right bank, not the enemy bank. so that's very important for the danube. and, you know, we have to somehow figure out what kind of sales they use to do that. the test on best of actions come, the problem is no one knows what kind of sales the romans used on rivers like the danube. in previous experience, researchers have always used rectangular sales. so boris ty, at once to try out triangular or so called routine sales. at the end of the 1st century, the romans still used the mediterranean style boat, 16 meters long, and mainly made a soft wood like the 1st replica. the group made the se in this new one, the daniel vina. allat chris is a replica of a river ship from around $358.00, be made of solid oak and 18 meters long for the romans. it was a new type of boat influenced by the sounds and it appears to hav

turned out to be the fastest sandala daniel invite you. good evening daniil, a history tutor preparing schoolchildren to pass the unified state examination, dreams of raising 100 ballers, admits that while watching the film, the challenge could not hold back the tears plans win 400.000 rub. which will spend on the creation of a board game. i met a man who also cried while watching the film challenge. to be honest, i sobbed the whole movie you had the same thing, and it was a very moving story. eh, of course, it 's difficult, how to explain it rationally, when you see the feat of people, you see a huge work. you see those who, but tried very hard to ensure that this movie really turned out to be soulful, big, so iconic. this story is not just any single person. this story. i can say whole countries of the world of mankind and such moments. they cannot but take for the soul. and when there are some tears or some let's say so. a different kind of emotion it seems to me, a normal natural state. i absolutely agree with you. and i have a big sur

that was daniel s . hamilton and a senior fellow at johns hopkins university. thank you so much, daniel for your time, really appreciate it. thank you. thank you. say, okay, here's some other world news headlines now. thailand's parliament is to vote for the next 5 minutes to reform. most pizza, leading to run that is to create a front runner having one a general election in may, but he's facing steve resistance from the military supported establishment, including a possible suspension from parliament, alleged campaign violation to you and is urging raso to extend a deal allowing this site explosive grain from ukraine by the black sea, most gore has threatened to ditch the agreement, which expires shortly. russia wants easy terms for exporting its own grain and fertilizer and un security council is to discuss north korea's life system. nissan launch p. i'm young, saves the intercontinental ballistic me softly moving 1000 kilometers before landing in the sea. and he came drunk on once for the build off of north korea's so called strategic nuclear force. and at l

danielle moodie?an, i think that fernand is absolutely right. >> danielle moodie, thank you so much for your time. danny cevallos, stick around. we will come back to you later in the hour, fernand amandi. we will also speak with you -- in that segment. -- after the break, biden has his infrastructure winds in the run up to 2024. but will voters buy into bidenomics? that is next. doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, m

that was daniel s . hamilton and a senior fellow at johns hopkins university. thank you so much, daniel, for your time, really appreciate it. thank you. thank you. so here's some other world news headlines. now. ross is defense, ministry stays, wagner mercenaries come placing the hand over of weight pins to the regular armed forces. moscow use, i mean to diffuse the thread from the private ami group following its found uprising last month. the equipment includes tags, rocket launches, and artillery systems. the united nations is urging rasa to extend a deal allowing the safe export of grain from ukraine by the black sea. moscow is threatened to ditch the agreement, which expires shortly. must go once easier times for exporting its own grain and fertilizer. the un security council is to discuss north korea's life has to be solved. launch p on young says the intercontinental ballistic me softly, more than 1000 kilometers before landing in the sea. lead a king don't own once a foot of the build up of north korea's so called strategic nuclear force. and protests, a

depression and ptsd. >> reporter: with her by his side, daniel finds comfort . >> it is very peaceful i guess it's just a really nice way to spend time together. >> reporter: daniel says diya is all business, very well behaved and disciplined, she's trained to help with anxiety and a variety of scenarios. >> if we are sitting, say in my office and she's under the desk in my leg starts shaking, she will offer a visit, so she will do a visit where she stands up and puts her head forward on your lap and applies a forward pressure that is like a grounding thing , an opportunity to pet her , and interrupt the anxiety. >> however, when you release diya from work mode . >> she is the most loving and gentle dog i've ever had the privilege of being around. >> reporter: a tall task at times for a service dog who is always on it . >> and she will absolutely just love on you and cuddle with you on the couch. >> reporter: a puppy with an incredible purpose. as she did for another man while she learned that purpose in prison. >> when she was leaving that day, i was very proud. >> reporter: erin was

could daniel and i authenticate those months from now? i don't think. so that means that somebody had to be pretty certain enough for the government to put an indictment that they sought and recognize it, maybe in context or whatever. the second part of your question. of course, of course that this was in the news that trump made a public denial. the government's human. it's staffed by humans, and when you get out there and say things like, that wasn't the document you are thinking about. i was wrestling round emmanuel or newspaper something else. they are going to say, okay i see a, bluffing of going to raise you on that one. i probably have my poker terminology way off, i don't play poker. there's a lot to read between the lines of this new document indictment. >> katie, i'd like to pivot to jack smith for a moment kuhn's election interference probe. we know the grand jury in d.c. met for seven and a half hours on thursday. what more do they need to do before deciding on charges or not? what are you hearing from your sources about where this process g

daniel i want to ask you. was the first round easy for you or difficulties were some issues. i didn't know, so i don't know if i'll go on, well , we don't know yet how who played. we look at results so at us the table. we have orange tinted. let's just say the controversial points you have the same number of points, but you gave answers at different speeds, the computer recorded the speed of your answers. and those who answered faster than their colleagues in the game are more likely to be at the top of the table. now the computer will correct the table and we will see the final result at the top of our there are eight players who advance to the second round at the bottom. unfortunately, players who may have lacked the knowledge of confidence a little, or simply could not cope with the stress. this is also all right. and we will say goodbye to them. i propose to thank them with applause for the game and to see them off our playground to wish him good luck. thanks guys come on in. i liked it very much. even tho

it is daniel ricciardo.n: daniel ricciardo joins us now, formula one driver for offertory -- for alphatauri. congratulations. it's going to be fantastic to see you in a seat this weekend. i want to go back a couple of weeks if we can. he went into the car to do some tire testing in red bull at silverstone. for many people they assumed that was the game changer. can you tell me what it was like to get in the seat, and have a create came back to you? -- and how quickly it came back to? daniel: first, thanks for having me back. appreciate it. it kind of gave me everything i wanted to feel again. i had not driven sense -- since the last season, so it was about eight months. i was very curious. i was like, i'm probably going to feel rusty, what i had also been doing a lot of work. i had not driven the physical car. i got in, and it felt like normal and natural again. it went really well. i think that was the last box that needed to be ticked to confirm the come back. jonathan: what kind of lifetimes were you putt

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the scientific mission, with the daniel vena alive, chris ended on reaching paso. now the data has to be analyzed. but 1st, a refreshing break to for this edition of tomorrow, today will be back next week with most sign stories. see you then by the take off, a post of the eating of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about to perspective culture. information, this is the, the news w. mine's katelyn independent society divided by a dream. the extreme right has a long history of exporting the conflict and is redoubling its efforts the head of a general election some later this year. is spain that across roads closer to 55 minutes on the w, the stopping climate change? that's what they're aiming for. the closest terminal's owns the earth will become you literally uninhabited. today we're talking about 50000000 refugees. in the future, we're talking about billions assistant. it's no longer a question of whether we get out of coal, oil and gas, put land on the assume about commitment and the about visions and the people behind the, the way we want to achieve

henry kissinger said that daniel ellsberg was the most dangerous man in america. he had to be stopped. someone helped us avoid a disaster, maybe even a nuclear war in that case, lakes and the power of us, the american people saying enough is enough. there's a documentary in fact that's out there right now. i think it's on netflix. you might want to look for it. it shows just how close we came to letting the lives when it's called the movement and the madman, nixon's the madman. by the way, i would encourage you to check it out. it's, it's that good. and now once again, we find ourselves in the midst of a powerful weak that gives us information that we previously did not know. and this one is about the war and ukraine. and what it really is is exactly what we as citizens are supposed to know. for example, if our government has troops on foreign soil fighting a war, shouldn't we need to close that? of course we should. so our money could even be our son or our daughter over there . we better know the principle of a democracy is that we are transparent and that we sh

up for him is daniel medvedev. untilthis wimbledon. up for him is daniel medvedev.y figured out this surface. he came close to going out against chris eubanks in the last round. the pressure is not on daniel medvedev, he might be more of these, but the expectation here is as it has been for some time is that we will get a carlos alcaraz — novak djokovic final. alfie hewett and jordan reed, we should be seeing them in singles action today, but because the weather was so bad we are waiting to find out when those matches will be played. alfie hewett is chasing to one title he is missing from his collection, a wimbledon singles title. we will hope to get to play their singles matches. they are of course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow. you course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow.— will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this afternoon - all of the tennis this afternoon across bbc one and bbc two. the second round of th

i'm happy to say we can go back to speaking to rear admiral daniel hagari. had been having some technical difficulties with their life. i am not sure you heard what art that's had to say but the question is why haven't you left it to the palestinian authorities to deal with what's going inside its territories? i deal with what's going inside its territories?— territories? i heard some of the thins territories? i heard some of the things that _ territories? i heard some of the things that were _ territories? i heard some of the things that were said _ territories? i heard some of the things that were said and - territories? i heard some of the things that were said and thank| territories? i heard some of the - things that were said and thank you for a loan me to speak on bbc. i will talk about what was said. i would like to start that israel has no other are tentative but fighting against terror. from the beginning of the year, 25 israeli citizens have died from this terror. we have no other alternative. today, why were talking, we had a terror attack in tel

we have danielle dimartino booth. she will lay out her red flags and alli mccarthy on the sectors investors want to hide out in in all the confusion. i spoke about ed yardeni. one thing has him worried. he will tell you about it. presidential candidate chris christie joins me here in studio. want to get his take what happened with hunter biden and his deal falling apart. right now is ed lawyer lawrence. >> reporter: fed is raising interest rates 25 basis points. the worst-kept secret in the market. no clear inddyings from the statement what happens next if there is another rate hike or not. the statement says the economy has expanded at a moderate pace. that is a change from modest pace. inflation they said remains elevated. in raising the rates the committee says it will assess additional information and its implications. now the statement also did not change the line that says in determining the extent of additional firming may be appropriate the committee will take into account lags as well as financial development

daniel the what's the video interfaces. yeah. and there's something about that. the only thing is, is to think of them who's got cut off and they see that the, the mean that it sees attempted to clean the purpose of this is what they do with the last day. you'll need to go with the should be able to say because it said that the national board. so yeah, if the deal, the, the, the box outside the door basically just come in, if this got to somebody, you know, really, really system to the business for the, the weight and it's a little difficult. but of course, a photograph isn't just chunk of the chunk of the subscription of the son of the gods, and you'll just handle it up to 70 percent informal diagnosis. you describe the a t, m and then you tell them to someone this about a blood test. if i chose the company would have somebody come on 1st sample to circle the dresser, the us to, to to see what i thought . oh it's in time of video, misfortune average in the shortness fortunately for concern and as i took some medicine for quin this and the phone and to pick my re