daniel, thank you so much. daniel— next year. daniel, thank you so much. daniel de _ next year. , thank you so l much. daniel de simone, joining next year. daniel, thank you so - much. daniel de simone, joining us from the newsroom there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a moment of silence for families and victims of the omagh bomb has been held to mark the 25th anniversary of the attack. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed by the bomb planted by the real ira in 1998. prayers were said at the glass obelisk marking the scene of the bomb on market street. a children's charity wants tech companies and mps to back the government's online safety bill, because of new research which shows the scale of online grooming. the nspcc says 42 police forces in england and wales recorded more than 6,000 offences involving sexual communications with children last year. the government has announced that £250 million will be spent on an extra 5,000 nhs hospital beds in england this winter. ministers say 90

daniel daniel. olivia. josephine. anna dylan. madeline. katherine. chase. jesse james. grace. emily. jack. noah. caroline. jessica. benjamin. ava. leo. allison. god has called them all home. for those of us who remain. let us find the strength to carry on and make our country worthy of their memory. may god bless and keep those we've lost in his heavenly place. he grace those we still have with his holy comfort. and may he and watch over this community and the united states of america. giving all praise and honor to god. the bible calls to hope, to persevere persevere and have faith in not seen right. they were still living by faith when died. scripture us. they did not receive the things promised. they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance. admitting they were foreigners and strangers on earth. we are here today to remember a man of god lived by faith and a man who believed in things not seen. a man who believed there were better days ahead. off in the distance. a man of service persevered, knowing full well would not receive all those he was promised. because he believed his efforts would deliver better life for those who follow. to jennifer his beloved wife, juliana milana, his beautiful, wonderful. to the mother emmanuel family, and the people charleston and the people of south. i cannot claim to have had the good fortune to reverend pinckney. well, but i did have the pleasure of knowing him and meeting him here in south carolina back when we were a little bit younger. back when i didn't have visible gray. the first thing i noticed was his graciousness. his smile is reassuring. barrett on his deceptive sense of humor. all quality is that help to him where effortlessly a heavy burden of expectation. friends of his remarked this that when clementa pinckney entered the room it was like the future arrived, that even from a young age, folks knew he was special anointing. he was the progeny of a long line of the faithful, a family preachers who spread god's word. a family of protesters who so changed. expand voting rights and desegregate the south. clem heard their instruction, and he did not forsake their teaching. he was in the pulpit by 13, pastored by 18. public servant by 23. he did not exhibit any of the coquina of youth nor use insecurities. instead, he set an example worthy of position wise. his years. in his speech and his conduct and his love faith and purity as senator, he represented a sprawling swath of the lowcountry, a place that has been one of the most neglected in america. the place still wracked by poverty and inadequate schools. a place where children can still go hungry and the sick can go without treatment. a place that needed somebody like clem. his position in the minority party meant. the odds of winning more resources for his constituents were often long. his calls for greater equity were too often. the votes he casts were sometimes. but never gave up. he stayed to his convictions. he would not grow discouraged after. a full day at the capitol. he'd climb into his car and head to the church to draw sustenance from his family family, from his ministry, from the community that loved and needed him. there he would fortify his. and imagine what might be. reverend. pinckney embodied a politics that was neither mean nor small matter. he conducted himself quietly and kindly and diligently. yet he encouraged progress. not pushing his ideas alone by seeking out your ideas ideas, partnering with you to make things happen. he was full of empathy and fellow feeling, able to walk in somebody else's and see through their. i met the wonder one of his senate colleagues remembered senator pinckney the most gentle of the 46 of us, the best of the 46 of us. my mind. clem was often asked why he chose be a pastor and a public. but the person who probably didn't know the history the ame church right. as our brothers and sisters in the church know. we don't make those distinction right in our calling. clem once said is not just within the walls of the congregation but the life community in which our resides. right. we embody the idea that our christian faith demands deeds and not just words that the sweet our prayer actually lasts the whole week long. right. let's put our faith in action as more than just individuals. it's about our collective salvation to feed the hungry and, clothe the naked, and house the homeless is not just to call for isolated charity, but the imperative of a just society. right. what a good man. sometimes i. i think that's the best thing. hope for when you're eulogized and. after all the words and recitations and resumes are read to just say somebody was a good man. yeah. yeah, yeah. you don't have to be a power station to be a good man. no, no. all right. preacher by 13. pastor. by 18. public servant, a 23. what a life. clementa pinckney lived. what an example. he set. what a model for his faith. right. and then to lose him. at 41, slain in his sanctuary. he with eight wonderful members of his flock since said each at different stages in life, but bound together by a common commitment to god. cynthia, susie jackson at the lance the payne middleton. dr.. tywanza sanders. daniel earl simmons. sharonda coleman singleton. myra thompson. a good yeah decent people god people. yeah but. people so full of life and so full of kindness. people ran the race. yes. who persevered. people of great. to the families of the fallen the nation shares in your grief. our pain cuts that much deeper because it happened in a church right. the church and always been the center of african-america life. a place to call our own in a too often hostile world a sanctuary from many hardships over course of centuries. black churches served as hush harbors where slaves worship in safety, praise houses where they're descendants could gather and shout hallelujah. rest stops for the weary along the underground railroad bunkers, the footsoldiers of the civil rights movement right? they have been and continue to be community centers where. we organize for jobs and, justice, places of scholarship and network places where are loved and fed and out of harm's way and told that they are beautiful and

daniel daniel rush, it's the there for 2nd. we're looking at some live pictures. i know you can't see it, but right now, if you're talking, we're looking at these live pictures, it seems to be taking off there. right now, and i just want to kind of share with our viewers what's happening as you're saying it's the 1st time in a and a half, the 3 the, and bear with us because as this is significant, we lost the picture for a 2nd. we do seem to have it back now. what we've seen there is it taking off a top of sawyer's rocket? this is the loo to $25.00 moves land or what we know is it's happening out with right on time. in fact, uh to 10 am moscow time about 212 actually 2300 g m t. so 20 is your 112 g m t. and you were saying there, daniel, that this is really significant for russia because this is kind of a big moment that things are deteriorated and this is kind of a single russia is back. that, to me, is that what this is all about? absolutely, yes, this is a, this is proof for roles cost most the russian space agency founded back in 1992 was the success of a soviet space program that russia is back with a bang on the international stage of space exploration, of course, through a formal competitors now in the market to natalie days of the 1st space race. that was the us both as a so the union bull baseball, audiology of capitalism versus socialism. now you've got states, china, india, japan, south korea, launching various satellites, various rockets in the space planning to launch the road space stations as well, perhaps in future, the roads, luna, bases, and the other interplanetary orbits is so the russian is very much, is a method of proven minute can rely on his own brain power if you lock on it. so russian more

daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone _ russia. danielu for that, daniel de simone reporting - russia. daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone reporting for- russia. daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone reporting for us. they are devastating new charges levelled at donald trump. a former head of state now accused in a wide—ranging conspiracy, of interfering with the democratic election process of the state of georgia in the 2020 presidential election. the indictment includes evidence of a phone conversation, where he's alleged to have asked georgia's top election official to "find votes" for him to defeatjoe biden. it's his fourth criminal indictment, also being accused of covering up the payment of hush money to a porn star, keeping classified documents in his home in florida, and trying to overturn the 2020 election with his actions around the riots at the capitol building. mr trump denies any wrongdoing, and is still continuing his campaign to be elected as president next year. 0ur north america editor sarah smith reports

daniel, there's a lot _ away as easily as that. daniel, there's a lot to _ away as easily as that. danielay as easily as that. daniel, there's a lot to wade through i away as easily as that. daniel, l there's a lot to wade through as away as easily as that. daniel, - there's a lot to wade through as we process this breaking news, stay with us, daniel sanford correspondent there. you're watching bbc news, live from london as we cover that breaking news about yevgeny prigozhin. the boss of the wegner paramilitary group. the russian military group says he was killed and that plane crash and nine others were on board. we are looking for confirmation of those details, we can confirm that his name was on the passenger list. let's talk through these developments, joining us from washington, andrewjanuary, assistant director at the atlantic council's eurasia centre. great to have you on the programme, thanks forjoining us. it's shocking news forjoining us. it's shocking news for many, what's your reaction? thank you for having me, it's shocking news with which the speed we are seeing this informa

government does accusing it of being a center of terrorism, a charge rejected by the adjustments the daniel daniel will take a lead. government has targeted the roman catholic church in opposition. tickets with a series of expulsions closures and compass cations. artificial intelligence stops sprouting up around the world. no more. so then in the us and it's to comp, silicon valley canal, a city more known for a sentence. it says it's positioning itself to be an i hub and bring in millions of dollars of investment, gabriela ellis, on the reports from miami, or the i will out soon after valentine site, charlie moved his tech started up from the silicon valley to miami. he knew it was the right decision. all these people just run that would be for the month of the events. and there were so excited in what divides and to help you um isn't related to social environment because you wake up in the morning go to a beautiful street where it's clean, and you have a nice mode, say tar leaves the found driven artificial intelligence company called p r a i and he's part of a growing number of a i started ups

daniel, bringing us that breakin: london. daniel, bringing us that breaking news _ london. daniel, bringing us that breaking news from _ london. daniel, bringing us that breaking news from the - london. daniel, bringing us that breaking news from the old - london. daniel, bringing us that. breaking news from the old bailey. we will be following that story closely and bring you more on that as we get it. in the us, donald trump has been charged with attempting to overturn his presidential 2020 election defeat in the state of georgia. the former us president and 18 others have been indicted on a total of 41 criminal counts, issued by a fulton county grand jury. mrtrump is facing 13 counts including racketeering and conspiracy. the list of defendants includes mr trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, former white house lawyer, john eastman, and a formerjustice department official, jeffrey clark. the charges refer to the defendants as a "criminal organization". the indictment document says mr trump "knowingly and willingly" joined a consp

daniel sandford with _ flight tracking systems. daniel sandford with that _ flight tracking systems. danielh that breaking news, thank you. in the past week, more than 2,000 migrants have crossed the channel in small boats, meaning almost 19,000 have arrived this year. afghans are currently the largest group making the illegal crossing. the uk government did create legal routes after the allied withdrawal from afghanistan two years ago, putting two special home office visa schemes in place. more than 12,000 afghans have come through the afghan relocations and assistance policy for families of people who worked with uk forces. more than 9,000 are here now via the afghan citizens resettlement scheme for those who worked with the british in other capacities, but tens of thousands with close links to the uk are still thought to be stuck in afghanistan. our home editor mark easton has been talking to one afghan family in britain who are urging the government to open up more legal routes. phone rings from a living room in the safety of west london, a mother and her children are looking into anoth

daniel sandford is at surrey coroner's court. daniel, what more did the coroner have _ danielt more did the coroner have to say?— daniel, what more did the coroner have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened _ have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the _ have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the inquest - have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the inquest today, | have to say? well, clive, when the i coroner opened the inquest today, he almost immediately adjourned it again, as is normal when the police are carrying out a murder investigation. normally at this stage, when the inquest is opened, we would be given the cause of death from the postmortem examination, but the court heard today that the pathologist had not yet been able to establish a precise cause of death. he had only been able to say that it was likely to have been unnatural causes, and one expiration for this would be that what the detectives have told us, which is that sara sharif suffered multiple injuries and that these had been sustained over an extended period of time

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 a doctor john mingus and abraham mingus and you're probably wonder what was his life like at the time. well we talk this child well, this

daniel. daniel. >> yes? >> jimmy: where are you from? >> i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. >> jimmy: danielwould you mind removing your glasses so i can get a full look at you? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: a little bit. look, he is laughing already. yeah, let's zoom in a little closer on daniel's eyes. yes. okay. so there -- this is like a visine commercial all of the sudden. >> is that good? >> jimmy: what do you do for work, daniel? >> professional skateboarder. >> jimmy: oh my god, you might as well have just told me you're the guy. let me talk to linda, then and see. linda, now linda, they like to be tricky. and linda, just kind of looking at you, you seem like you'd be the least likely to be high. which make me think maybe you're the most likely to be high. linda, where are you from? >> st. john's newfoundland, canada. >> jimmy: oh, you're from newfoundland. have you been to dill doe there? >> i was just going to mention, mr. absentee mayor. >> jimmy: well, yes. i am the honorary mayor of dill doe. and i've not visited the town. one of these daysly get there. let's focus on you. is cannabi

guy pulled away in the final stretched when his 3rd successes, amends. 10000 meters ro title daniel danielle one. tanya is a 1st metal in budapest with silver. if you, if he is solomon borrego, he is running with a champion and the 10000 meters finished. and 3rd, i know that this wasn't so easy, especially with the increasing the up, the, what, the embassy and to come here. and we, in the most vision, middle east, for me, certainly as of on of the laptop has one gold in the women's long jump. in budapest, the 33 year old, 2016 olympic bronze medal is secured. victory with a jump of 7.14 meters, which is the best job in the world this season. on american tennis player couple golf has given her preparations for the us open a massive boost. the 19 year old beat carolina. i'm a cho vi in the funnel with the cincinnati open in straight sets should already be one of warranty, just one type of forms to assemble because at the end of august, last year, goss made it to the corner, clear on the window. okay, that is all your support for now. back to you, rob defido. thank you very much. indeed. spence

daniel hawkins. daniel, you heard it. "a matter of honor to kill him." "i feel sorry for him." "he's a master of illusion." a range of views, as we said. what are the feelings right now in russia that you are privy to? danielpeople have been coming to the wagner office in st. petersburg, laying flowers, wreaths, candles, or portraits of prigozhin. that is not to say at all that prigozhin was universally liked. quite the contrary. he was a highly controversial, divisive figure, and many things to many people, with some viewing him as a hero who founded russia's most effective fighting force in ukraine, taking the city of bakhmut. others viewing him as a traitor, as a dangerous man, who brought russia to the brink of its most serious political crisis in 30 years. but to many, ultimately, he was a man who spoke truth to power, who said things that needed to be said, and which were lacking in mainstream political discourse, and really became russia's favorite rabble-rouser over his many months in the public limelight. cyril: what is the reaction? are you able to assess that? the reaction within the ranks of wagner? daniel: the wagner group has earned themselves a reputation as a very disciplined force. they've

daniel, we are showing — devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing some _ devastating for us. yeah, daniel, daniel, we are showing some of the _ devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing some of the pictures - are showing some of the pictures that you have managed to take, and we are very glad that you are safe and you're able to speak to us. have you witnessed anything like this before? i you witnessed anything like this before? . , . , before? i have never seen anything like this on — before? i have never seen anything like this on maui. _ before? i have never seen anything like this on maui. it _ before? i have never seen anything like this on maui. it was _ before? i have never seen anything like this on maui. it wasjust - before? i have never seen anything like this on maui. it wasjust a - like this on maui. it was just a perfect storm of the winds and the drought and the fires, but, no, i mean, front street is hundreds of years old. those buildings have been there, they are historic, it is gone. i mean, it looks like a bomb went off down there. yeah, we have never had anything

daniel dubois wants to create an upset tonight _ upset. daniel dubois wants to create an upset tonight but _ upset. danielnight but we know about | an upset tonight but we know about polling's connection with ukraine and oleksandr usyk spoke about it, many refugees have made it their home since the start of the war with russia and that is going to be added incentive for oleksandr usyk tonight? he incentive for oleksandr usyk toniaht? , ., ., , ., tonight? he is not only a huge rlobal tonight? he is not only a huge global star. — tonight? he is not only a huge global star, he _ tonight? he is not only a huge global star, he is _ tonight? he is not only a huge global star, he is a _ tonight? he is not only a huge global star, he is a national. global star, he is a national treasure in ukraine. remember as well, this fight was scheduled to coincide with ukraine's independence, that was on thursday. it's been this celebrate are removed at every set piece media event that has been open to the public. lots of flags being waved, lots of people chanting his name, lots of people with outstretched arms with mobile

daniels . >> bob daniels. >> bob daniels. >> i didn't call myself bob the sex offender.the. i changed the surname because that was the give on the circuit. it's weird, isn't it? it's . i think how we treat it's. i think how we treat offenders, says a lot about us and who we are as a country. but still, with this one, i think poke their eyes out and chop their legs so they can't run their legs off so they can't run away. they can away. what do you mean they can change and not change their names and not report in? that even report in? how's that even possible ? but use our possible? but use our technology. we've got nowadays. if you back up your car, it starts to kerbs starts beeping to say the kerbs close you . can we give close behind you. can we give them something that does that when they're near a child or just like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, whye you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, why can't do with when they

daniel sandford. detectives in northern _ that. many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in northern ireland i that. many thanks, daniel sandford.with information likely to be useful to terrorists following a data link. the psni has a project mistakenly revealing details of all of its 10,000 staff last week. junior doctors in scotland have voted to accept a pay offer from ministers at holyrood, ending the threat of further strike action. the deal involves a total pay increase of 17% over two years, and will cost the scottish government £61.3 million. two former royal marines have described being shot at by pirates while attempting to navigate the amazon in a world record attempt. john bathgate from edinburgh and ian roberts from exeter were attacked close to the colombian border. they say they managed to fend off the attackers with rowing oars, as alexandra mackenzie reports. yan and i... a couple of lads came up to us... john bathgate after he was shot twice by pirates and fought back. they found refuge in a nearby village. lovely community here helped us out, managed to send messages to the navy and to our friends in akita, so

daniels . >> bob daniels. >> bob daniels. >> i didn't call myself bob the sex offender.he. i changed the surname because that was the give on the circuit. it's weird, isn't it? it's . i think how we treat it's. i think how we treat offenders, says a lot about us and who we are as a country. but still, with this one, i think poke their eyes out and chop their legs so they can't run their legs off so they can't run away. they can away. what do you mean they can change and not change their names and not report in? that even report in? how's that even possible ? but use our possible? but use our technology. we've got nowadays. if you back up your car, it starts to kerbs starts beeping to say the kerbs close you . can we give close behind you. can we give them something that does that when they're near a child or just like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, like you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, whye you do with when they're near a child or ju dog? well, why can't do with when they'

daniel was saying, just remind off you was daniel of, we have got a precaution is and, and the bad blood between him and the crime then recently. well, anybody following the news out of russia over the last 3 months wouldn't know. precaution has hardly been out of the media spotlight during this time if any promotion was once a very close boots, an ally. uh, he was known as pushing chef, because the catering company owned, reportedly provided a catering services for the kremlin. and he built his business in catering the various of the uh, business ventures, but he's primarily known of course, full founding p. m. c vol. going to rush his private management company, which for many years was working in the shadows with the officials denying any uh long as you its existence, any official confirmation of that problem. and a treat company came to the alarm lot, particularly during the conflicts and you'd frame uh fine thing on the front lines and proving himself as one of rushes, if not rushed as most potent organize and dangerous fighting force. taken under control of city or by moods. this earlier this year of that relationship, as you say, times about blogs in june when you've got any progression responding to allegations of a strike against his font is the caps belonging to his wife has led a mutiny on to most co capturing and all the building and real stuff then very quickly taking over the take care of with that, that on the h q. and moving on to moscow before when he suddenly off that go, sions involving the russian presidents, that location code standing down. now off to that. so those are all the speculation . what would happen to production? he was investigating, the criminal charges were leveled against him for mutiny. they was subsequently dropped. his company then move to bundle roofs and it was just days ago. but each of us can see on the screen there that he filled the video from out for guy saying that the operations of pmc wagner wouldn't move on to the african continent. i would say russia's interest that we did. it came out just a day ago. so this is a major shock and it's confirmed, of course, usually significant, usually significant major breaking news. and of course we'll keep a co sign all of this for you and bring you the latest with the daniel, who's correspondent in moscow that daniel hawkins. thank you. a reminder, if you're just joining us of this breaking news story out of russia at this, our business jet has crashed in russia and killed at least 14 people, according to russian emergency services and several news agencies. and in fact, the russian aviation authority saying that the head of the wagner mercenary group, if gainey goshen was on the passenger list unconfirmed yet whether or not he has been killed. but they are saying that he was on the passenger list. this was a private plane which was headed from moscow to saint petersburg, i understand. and if any per goshen was said to be on the, on the plane itself, not confirmed once again by russian authorities. daniel hawkins is a life with us from moscow. daniel, they was obviously after this, you know, the new to me by precaution, that had been some dealers you mentioned negotiated with bruce. and he had been in bella was in fact for some time out any information as

daniel able assistant, anselm daniel says hi, jacob. >> regarding to the kerbs in keynsham, something very similar happened to me in widemarsh street hereford, and they just had have to rip it up again at huge cost. peter says . jacob, huge cost. peter says. jacob, what are the three coloured figures on your mantelpiece place? great show by the way. well that's very kind. >> tell you what, three >> i'll tell you what, the three figures are, perhaps figures are, but perhaps tomorrow said, tomorrow because as i've said, we've arrived moment we've now arrived at the moment . been promising to you .we've been promising to you all the tour of west all week the tour of west harptree . harptree. well, welcome to west harptree, an historic village in the domesday book that was part of the deganwy lands , which were the deganwy lands, which were confiscated by the crown as a consequence of the death of edward the second. it was also a first world war hospital . the first world war hospital. the house behind me recuperation hospital. but it's part of a community set in a village where people know each other and some families have lived here for generations. the church of saint mary's, whose bells you can hear the crown in the village pub that's the centre of so much activity. a village shop which we're lucky to have. but why? i want you to join me here is because i join you every day in your home. and i thought it'd be nice to welcome you to my home. my nice to welcome you to my home. my home, which is this wonderful village of west harptree in somerset . since saint augustine somerset. since saint augustine came and converted mid england, christianity has been at the heart of our nation and it's amazing to think how much wealth was devoted to building churches in small villages in the middle ages. in small villages in the middle ages . it is in small villages in the middle ages. it is one of the great glories of our nation , but in glories of our nation, but in every community we sacrifices have been made . and even here in have been made. and even here in west harptree , there is a war west harptree, there is a war grave commemorating sting hd king, who was in the royal air force and died in the second world war. and it's so important that we remember that community is also about sacrifice . so tell me, how are things at the moment ? the moment? >> well taken by of course, it's a struggle . you know, energy a struggle. you know, energy bills, crisis, you know , food bills, crisis, you know, food prices, everything . so, of prices, everything. so, of course, most pubs, you've got to pass the cost on to the customers. and i'm trying not to because, of course, the customers have same customers have got the same problems . you know, problems i have. you know, i put the the of the the point the price of the dnnks the point the price of the drinks up that my landlord tells me no customers. me to do. i'd have no customers. so i've got to find a balance of getting enough for pub, but getting enough for the pub, but also keeping enough people also keeping enough for people to in. still to be able to come in. still >> you're so much the heart >> and you're so much the heart of community many of the community that so many events place here. you've events take place here. you've got thursday, got morris dancers on thursday, but platinum jubilee but you had the platinum jubilee here. it's such a crucial village. >> this is it's basically an aduu >> this is it's basically an adult youth centre . that's what adult youth centre. that's what i call it. it's an adult youth centre and i'm just a caretaker of it . everybody behaves of it. everybody behaves herself. if there's any problems in the village, they usually come the to come here to find out the to source the problem or to fix the problem . oh yeah, no, we're very problem. oh yeah, no, we're very much a community pub. very much. yeah. yeah >> at the beginning. you are such important community hub. such an important community hub. thank you for all you do in being at the heart of west harptree. this lovely village that i'm lucky enough to sensible . that's a great sensible lad. that's a great compliment. thank you . thank you compliment. thank you. thank you so much . well, we've been to the so much. well, we've been to the pub and i've had my half of cider , but my children quite cider, but my children quite like an ice cream . so we're on like an ice cream. so we're on route to the ice cream van, but we have to stop by the village shop. we have to stop by the village shop . mr fortnum and mr mason , shop. mr fortnum and mr mason, you're not a patch on this. that that bowdens of west harptree has everything anybody could want , whether it's bread and want, whether it's bread and milk , a postage stamp. it's all milk, a postage stamp. it's all here. and west harptree has survived modernity . it's kept survived modernity. it's kept its pub, its church and its village shop. it's a thriving community, but that's because of the people and the businesses . the people and the businesses. here come on, chaps, let's go and get some ice cream . and get some ice cream. afternoon we've got some good customers for you. how are you? >> fine. good >> fine. good >> how's business? >> how's business? >> steady. hoping for a bit of global warming . definitely a bit global warming. definitely a bit of sunshine . of sunshine. >> warm things up and bring your customers along the chew valley. >> liquids , sunshine. >> liquids, sunshine. >> liquids, sunshine. >> anyway, you've got some very enthusiastic customers who i think want to place their orders. who's going to go . first orders. who's going to go. first is it a problem that people aren't using cash as much? >> well, i keep telling people , >> well, i keep telling people, paypal, the main people are buying all the small companies out and before long there'll be a minimum spend and they'll put the percentage up again, which i'll have to pass on. >> so you'd rather have cash ? >> so you'd rather have cash? >> so you'd rather have cash? >> of course we would. cash is cash. >> well , i'm cash. >> well, i'm glad i paid in cash i >> -- >> i'm -_ >> i'm glad of it as well. good to see you. thanks and you look after it. good luck. >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> well, as always, the ice creams melt away and cause a certain discombobulation to the clothing of my children. but i just wanted to thank you for joining me. i'm very conscious that the last few months , every that the last few months, every evening i've been coming into your living room , and i wanted your living room, and i wanted to invite you into my home community. community of west community. the community of west harptree, a small community, but one that has everything. the pub , the church, the village shop, even the ice cream van. thank you for joining even the ice cream van. thank you forjoining me and being part this community for this part of this community for this evening . evening. well, that's wonderful pictures from west harptree. i'm so lucky to live here and to be broadcasting from here this week. but now it's over to the great professor danielup this evening? >> oh, my goodness. jacob firstly, say i am firstly, i have to say i am moving to somerset. that was one heck of an advertisement. absolute beautiful stuff. jacob have you seen this despicable tweet from diane abbott trying to make a point against lee anderson, the tory party deputy chairman , by referring to the chairman, by referring to the tragic deaths of the 41 migrants in a shipwreck off the coast of italy by saying they have indeed effed off to the bottom of the sea . sea. >> an extraordinary thing for the labour mp to say. the pressure being piled on keir starmer now to make her suspension permanent . but we're suspension permanent. but we're going to get the reaction from my superstar panel and nigel farage himself . well what lee farage himself. well what lee anderson said was perfectly reasonable , though stated more reasonable, though stated more fruitily than i would have chosen to do. >> he was only saying they should go back to france, which most people

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daniel. — the other side. in and if you can elect daniel, are _ the other side. in and if you can elect daniely's air traffic control problems, you can get a lot more information and helpful advice on what compensation you might be entitled to on the bbc news websites or app. you can see there the flight radar website which has been tracking all of the flights across the uk. if you do want more information, head to the bbc news website or app and a special live page “p website or app and a special live page up and running with the very latest information on the air traffic delays. now to some of the rest of the day's news from around the uk. a couple who died in a car which was submerged in floodwater have been named locally as a married couple. passersby and emergency crews desperately tried to get the pear out of the vehicle as it got trapped in rainwater under a bridge. eunice miller reports. barriers are in place and the road will because for some time to allow investigations to take place into what happened here on saturday evening. a cup of all, we now understand to be philip and elaine

daniel morris. da daniel, wonderful to have you with us from bnp. i'll start with the china news. we see reaction in the markets today as julianna described. the news of the reduction of the duty. is that going to do anything to help allay concerns? >> i don't think so. we have actually had the mini rallies over the last few weeks with the announcements from the government which aren't particularly momentous. you get a sharp rally in the market and then they fade. that tells us two things. you get such a big bounce on not particularly monumental news shows how the markets are primed for the recovery if you get substantive measures. these are modest. that is why the rally fades. >> if we get more substantive measures and julianna and i were talking about everything the chinese authorities have done is piecemeal. little things here and there. not the big boost stimulus which is what they would have done years ago. the bar for the stimulus is higher. how high is the bar? how weak does the data need to be to take that route? >> it is already weak enough. the question is why the government hasn't stepped in with more measures. you are looking for more stimulus. that is not necessarily what we want to see. we appreciate that level glob -- globally be ly being too hi. that is what got us to the point now. we want to see significant measures, but not fiscal stimulus, but address the core us issue of the property sector. >> what would you like to see with the property sector? what can they do here? >> they need to, i guess, put the households at ease which invested. bought a flat they may not get. i don't want to say insolvency across the sector, but those houses may not get built. what do you do with the people who invested the money and how do they deal with the confidence in the housing sector? the government has been reluctant to deal with the help for households. >> how much of a drag is the chinese story with the economic growth and in turn the european market outlook? >> it varies. it is not true if you look at trade and sales. it is very important for certain markets. germany being the biggest one. what happens in germany is important for europe. we have seen those vulnerables with the weak gdp prints for germany. it is a concern when they deal with other challenges within germany. it doesn't help the government. >> why have european markets ab been resilient and the dax considering the data? >> it is good news and bad news. what we want to look at here is the very good recovery or had one, i guess, until a few months ago in europe relative to the expectations. i think, frankly, if the dax has been resilient, we are cautious. we see europe is slowing down more quickly than the u.s. it hasn't had the stimulus from the u.s. you have interest rates which have gone up. we think that will weigh on growth and profits. we don't think expectations that analysts have for the profits will be realized. >> that is your take from the earnings season with the resilience of stock markets? >> it is backward looking. it is good. i think the key point is guidance is positive and it is better than historically. that's fine. looking ahead, the next three or six or nine months, in europe, it will not be a surprise to the same degree. >> let's turn to jackson hole. did you learn anything new from what powell said on friday? >> i would say it was not a surprise insofar as you wanted him to continue to sound tough. the fed wants to see market expectations for more cuts sooner than next year than the fed said. they will get the market up to where they are. they want to sound ough. that is how he spoke. i think this is the message. it is data dependent. we don't know how inflation or growth will evolve. neither does the fed. we have non-farm payroll coming up. we will see it shows another strong month which will move you back to the hawkish hcamp. >> what has driven the yields higher? joumanna and i discussed it on the show. there seems a lot of factors have contributed. >> one with ofof the key things% treasury yields. i think the fitch downgrade was the catalyst, not the cause. that will not drive treasuries high for that long, but it highlighted the worries and that is discussed at jackson hole at debt levels. go back to the global financial crisis. that was a debt problem. eurozone was a debt problem. we have higherdeficits. it has to be a risk premium and that is part what have we are seeing. >> i would reframe it as a debt problem. now what you are beginning to see is the growth profile for all of the economies. look at europe, the pmi numbers were terrible. china. we are beginning to see a downturn there. does that make you worried about the outlook for what may happen in 2024? >> not yet. for the u.s., certainly there is room for growth to be strong. we want to remember the long-run potential growth for the u.s. is 1.5%. we are above the rate. there is room for the u.s. to slow, but have positive growth. hopefully no crisis on the near term. >> let's get your take on the best plays in the market right now. what offers the most attractive opportunity for return? >> given that growth is slowing and high government bond yields and treasury yields, we think fixed income is the most attractive on the risk/reward basis. we expect yields to go lower in the months ahead. if we want inflation to slow, that will require growth slowing. that seems to be the better play for us as we have good returns for equities. it is with equities and what will you do for me now? it is a big upward trajectory. >> clear. danielpleasure to have you on. thank you for the conversation. daniel morris from bnp. >>> washington, d.c. judge could set a trial date in the case of former president trump in the attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. trump wants to delay the trial beyond the election. trump will watch a key hearing in georgia as mark meadows looks to have his case in the state's election probe moved to federal court. for more on what lies ahead this week in washington, we have nbc's drew petri petrimoux with. >> reporter: good morning. these are hearings that could have implications in cases against former president trump and other defendants accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election. mark meadows, the former chief of staff, is due in the atlanta courtroom today. meadows is seeking to have his case switched from state to federal court. that move could impact other defendants in the case, including trump. a hearing in d.c. on monday, the judge could set a trial date in one of trump's cases.

daniel hawkins. so daniel, you heard it a matter of honor to kill him. i feel sorry for him. he's a master of illusion. range of views, as we said, um, what are ceilings right now in russia that you are printing? 2 people have been coming to the vault in the office in saint petersburg, laying flowers, reese candles, a portrayed salt precaution. that is not to say a tool that promotion was, you know, boss who likes quite the contrary. he was a highly controversial, divisive figure, but in many things, to many people. with some viewing him as a hero who founded rushes most effective fighting force in ukraine, taking the city of buck moved others viewing him as a trade. so it was a dangerous man who brought russia to the brink of its most serious prism crosses in 30 years, but to many. ultimately he was a man who spoke truth to power. who said the things that needed to be said on which would lock in mainstream political discourse. and we've been time russia's favorite, so rumble, rouse over as many months in the public, limelight. what is the reaction? are you able to assess that the reaction within the ranks of wagner? well, the volume, the group has gotten themselves reputation as a very disciplined force. difficult a very richards, but to cool hard rock hard rocky structure which has a clear plan of action if something should happen to the high extra loans of come on and run this done from somebody do reports that kind of action has already gone into motion. there is no doubt the precaution was an extremely popular figure among as far as it is, there was a lot of respects and non defection full. and then we've seen some of that emotion on the foot as caps. it outside of the bulk of our offices. so one fight to cut up seemed to use his knees in t is breaking down the following. best solve both precaution in this plane crash, but also the bulk of the channels on the telegram i have to be asked to be said of also responded with discipline labels. people not to post on verified information, to wait for information that will come out of that, come on dismissing a little later on. and there's been no cause for revenge or for mutiny. i think many involved refer to it will be very aware of or a tv aware that security voices will be watching closely, especially following the events of 2 months ago involving the latest part, one of the goals and let the bargain appliances on his so cool. lots of justice to moscow. absolutely. what is wagner? without per goes, and we'll be asking that question, daniel hawkins in moscow. thank you very much. we'll talk to, i guess in just a moment. first though, i want to take a look at the background of if get any progression. it came from humble beginnings in saint petersburg, which is also the home city of the russian, president's progression serv, 9 years in jail, for robbery, fraud, and for attacking a woman. when sentenced in the former soviet union, he was only 20 years old. after his time in prison, he began selling hot dogs. he made so much money that he opened some high class restaurants. one of his customers was vladimir putin. he became his personal chef, catering for his birthday parties and dinners with visiting leaders that includes us president george bush, huge lucrative state catering contracts, followed supplying food for schools and rushes. armed forces turned him into a billionaire. and he moved from kitchens to battle fields. when rushing back, separatists began fighting ukrainian forces in the eastern don't bass region in 2014

the role was written specifically for yeoh by daniel kwan and daniel shinert. i'm curious when the danielsrtifiably insane. these geniuses had the courage to write a story about a very ordinary woman, women, mothers, daughters, aunties are ordinary, but are given the opportunity to be extraordinary. >> playing ordinary is something new for an actctress known previously for roles like the high-flying warrior in "crouching tiger, hidden dragon." i was watching some of those fight scenes thinking she knows what she's doing. is it true that the daniels asked you to sort of turn it down a litittle bit? yoyou were too good at it.. >> normally when i -- f for example, in "crouching tiger, hidden dragon," i am the mentor, teaching the art. in this one, the daniels said, it's e evelyn wong. shee doesn't h have a clue what she's dodoing. her hanands know w what she's s because she's just jumped to the other universe and acquired the skill and jumped back. doing all these crazy things. wow. >> reporter: she grew up in malaysia dreaming of being a ballet dancer. as a teenager, she moved to london to t

please join me in welcoming jamie mccallum and daniel schneider daniel schneider. thank you. all right, grandpa. all right. thanks so much. will you give me a little hand signal when we should start talking to everyone else can talk. great. okay, great. well, thanks so much, everyone for being here. jamie, great to see you. it's fun to be in conversation. you know, it's been, what, almost three years of the pandemic now, a wild time in american labor history. we saw some of the sharpest downturns in, employment in modern american history in the early months of the pandemic. back in 2020, we saw a historic social safety net response cash payments, almost all american families, a child tax that cut poverty by half. when we saw a surprisingly tight labor market with rising labor market power, apparently wages increasing and then a sort of effort to fight inflation by cutting back on this labor market. when you started book, you didn't know what was coming. why did you decide to write it? how did you keep a pace of these events which the so nicely captures that you really this th

danielle shay. danielle, i'm pointing specific to advanced micro. great earnings report. it came out of the gate strong and prouded to drop 10 points from intraday high. i no that one was the one that kind of unnerved you. when you see that happen what does it tell you? >> charles, this is a big red flag, because obviously you want to see companies report well, see them trading higher post-report but when you have people coming in, taking profits, selling the stock after that gives me a little bit of uncertainty however i will say with amd i love the way it is trading today and it is holding up above the 107-dollar price point so i'm still considering it for a buy as long as that volume continues and it holds above that zone. >> i personally when they have the great numbers, for some reason pull back later i love it. i start licking my chops. to your point you might want to get in. two biggies after the bell. start with amazon, folks. 32 cents, a week ago it was 35 cents. you can see maybe a little anxiety there. this is how it reacted. this is the more important point. daniellek later, down a lot a week later. does it make sense to buy the stock before the close? >> charles, i own long-term shares of amazon and i've been buying them throughout the year, dollar-cost averaging but i would not personally buy them directly before the close today because as you mentioned seven of the last 12 quarters the stock has gapped down post-earnings. so strictly from a probability standpoint i'm not going to be doing that, however i will say that you know as long as it holds up above 125, it has been in a nice bullish trend and i think when the macroeconomic situation improves this stock will continue higher. >> right. apple, sort of the same thing. to your point you already own it, you own so much you don't care. i do want to point out two things that caught my eye. looking at dollar eight. a week ago dollar 19, and three months ago, dollar 22. the estimates are coming down. sometimes that good is a low bar to cover but nonetheless it is anxiety. here is what apple has do

daniel strauss. daniel, this is your reporting. let me start with you. i wonder, though, why this, why now? it suggests that maybe an argument against the president may not be working. so they have to shift toward the vice president. >> yeah. but it also does other thing, number one, it high lights biden's age and number two, it does something that at a very base level voters respond to, and that's the unknown. we know what a biden presidency would be like. in a republican primary, the idea or what we don't know about a potential harris presidency is a pretty ominous idea. and that's why those are the two reasons that multiple candidates are attacking harris in this way. >> it's amazing. you come to me first. >> mr. former coms director. >> i was a communication director until january. listen, i think this was a complicated argument for republicans to make. it's a little silly. it's a bank shot, right? you have to hit kamala harris in order to go after joe biden. that means you have to ask voters to do two things at the same time. and it just seems to me like there's a simpler argument. either you think joe biden should be president or you don't think joe biden should be president to go after the vice president i think is a little bit more complicated and voters don't make strategic voting decisions. they vote for the person they want. >> sure. but i think daniel'sng her a one woman rapid response operation. and it says that her going on the offense, like we have seen in florida on abortion, a number of times on the curriculum change is a notable shift. does she -- is this where she is really in her comfort zone? does she want this? >> listen, when people first came nationally to know kamala harris when she was prosecuting people in the judiciary committee, going after folks, when she went after joe biden on the debate stage in those early primary debates. and so i think her prosecuting her opponents, prosecuting the case against her opponents, is her sweet spot in terms of her public presentation. so they should keep doing it. this is a woman who has the intellect, the stamina, toughness and also the instinct to make sure all americans are included in the american enterprise. the question on the other side is, are they only going to talk about donald trump in 2020? and if you're having a conversation between president biden and vice president h

daniel, that daniel will go to first grade so that he can read. i have no time to do this, along the way business, it is necessary to deal with cats and dogs, that the child alexander is not in vain sounding the alarm, i think not in vain, but the neighbors, what they say about the neighbors. i don’t know, to be honest, what they say, but i didn’t communicate with my neighbors, and we talked with daria’s neighbors and that’s what they tell us in this twelve-story house in the south of moscow daria curtains live since birth, kind and open, so neighbors characterize a woman. yes, you know her very birth is a great person. an energetic good mother, first of all, daria's family is friendly, they say that the residents of her uncle alexander they often see relationships with little danya on the street. no, they have, my good uncle helps her take the child to the kindergarten, and takes her for walks very well helps her , the boy always looks nice. for example, i have never seen either dog or cat hair on a boy, he is always clean and tidy. he loves her. he walks her here, when they run away hugs and kisses her after the child. inherit. this child is well-groomed and developed according to the residents. darya has a big heart. she can't get past the homeless cares for sick animals. do not be sorry, neither the strength, nor the time, nor the finances of the cat, as if they had thrown someone in the elevator and found a dog. here i left them there, but in my position. i don't know, i don't think she's uh, very accommodating. it’s just that, well, as if e call of the heart alexander, but i’m not selling about you, the neighbors didn’t say anything bad. but it is necessary to continue the war, neighbors. she doesn't get any more attention. yes, we need to deal with animals. i find them a lot for such a small apartment and started sharing e- living. is the mother's own hands ruined the health of the six-year-old son of the boy. help is needed. i have this cat here. i just don’t have the opportunity, does alexander really care about the fate of denmark , an end in itself - this is just the same, so that denmark is not in this k - we will find out in a few minutes. the whole world calls her the queen well, it's nice, and at what cost svetlana khorkina climbed the olympic podium and not to win the absolute all-around, but it's not me who won no, how much the gymnast lost her health to priorities of the spin i can work with the hydrometeorological center, a lot did she shed tears? 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i worked in a coffee shop and, accordingly, it turned out that i worked in the house where she lives, and it happened that daria turned to you for some help. i sat with my child it was quite often we had them with her for some shopping and so on. well, that is, there was some help in the family from my side. why did you decide sergey? that danya needs to be saved, because dasha hmm has stopped paying due attention to her child ; her priority is this cat and doing all sorts of other things. and uncle's goal in itself is just the same, so that in denmark there would not be in this apartment, because he is just interested, huh? to live in an apartment alone, because as soon as she died, dashman was not in her uncle's will. do you think sergei that alexander wants to get rid of the boy. i think so, so he wants to draw the attention of the guardianship authorities to daria, yes, and he has already had attempts. yes, i have been visited for regular purposes by certain representatives, guardians and representatives of the protection of the rights of minors. they carried out, let's say , an inspection of irina's assessment that the family really needs supervision of the guardianship authorities, in fact. i do not see, for example, that a child is starving, he is well-fed, he looks like a child, a clean child. shoed, he has, in principle, a and sleeping the place and where he was engaged in supernatural and here, so that guardianship was engaged in this family, well, only animals. that would be smaller for us. the most important thing is health. and the safety of the child in this family, so danya has already been examined by various doctors. let 's see how it was a cheerful gait and with a smile on his face six-year-old danielintment with a co-touringologist alexander tells what worries the child , he has a cold, he had a decree here are the shoulders doing my collection he already had cough sputum. here the doctor went, looked at the nose, ears, larynx, of a small patient. well, i didn't find anything suspicious. the next day with my mother. danya goes to the pediatrician after collecting an anamnesis, the doctor measures the duration and the pulse probes the boy's lymph nodes, we do not talk and breathe. as usual, i have met or disproved animal allergies. they donate blood for analysis, the results are studied by the allergist, you donated specific immunoglobulins e to the allergenic epithelium dog to cat epithelium and common polygonal. we can reliably evaluate. is there a tendency for uh child to allergic reactions. i looked at the boy at the time of inspection. in fact, he was lying on the mother’s side, no, and upon examination, in general, there were no terrible moments. i did not see the child and n

daniel mark. his 20th birthday. daniel and i went downstairs to the basement and we were chatting as we always do. and danielg to you, mom. and it was at that exact moment that the door bell rang and daniel looked at me and said, who is that? and before i could say a word, he sprinted upstairs. within seconds, i heard the sound of bullets and someone screaming, no! i later learned that this monster who had a fedex package in his hand opened fire. but daniel being daniel protected his father and he took the shooter's first bullet directly to the chest. my family has experienced a pain that no one should ever have to endure and i am here asking everyone to ensure that no one has to experience this kind of pain. we may not be able to stop something like this from happening again but we can make it hard for those who target us, to track us down. >> we can make it hard, right? maybe that's the best we can do. make it harder. so that display of strength and grace and courage in the face of any one of us could imagine what we would be feeling if we were going through the same takes my breath away. in the three year

daniel moylan to get older. they say, go on, daniel , get to get older. they say, go on, daniel hold of it up, will you, this weekend? and of course, what am i doing? what am i talking about? the lionesses. so i'm wondering, you be in so i'm wondering, will you be in the sunday morning giving the pub on sunday morning giving it of england? england it a bit of england? england england, will you, daniel? >> i'll be watching it. i think i'll watch it from home. >> will you be draped rather than pub? than the pub? >> i don't. i dress up >> but i don't. i may dress up if you let me have one of these. if you let me have one of these. i may actually wear this on sunday on the sofa, but it will be in private. i will not be sharing with anybody else. sharing it with anybody else. well, know, i won't even well, you know, i won't even photograph well, you know, i won't even ptht'sraph well, you know, i won't even ptht's a)h well, you know, i won't even ptht's a private. >> it's a private. >> it's a private. >> it's a very private dressing up i cheer them on up experience as i cheer them on

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daniel hawkins and moscow for us. daniel, bring us up to speed with what's been happening, the latest information from russian officials on this plane crash. the whole still in the woods from russian officials from the farmer and st. we'll look for him and we are seeing russian meet your pool to man sort of run channel the comment from a lot of new role golf, who's a senior official in the zip. what is your region? who's saying that he's been in contact with associate support goes in who have confirmed his desk. again, this is russian media speaking to, to one official in the region, low wood from moscow. yes, we do understand also from russian media that separate goals and wasn't alone in mist passenger list. mom is play and that's come down and so on. bull. this aircraft with meet the woods can do, which is what had mounted the founder of the law group and all the see if it goes in the pm's evolved the group as well. i use the media reporting that's evolved to come on. this have a meeting to discuss a workshop on that's the latest news coming in over the last couple of minutes. we are looking at the latest pictures of the crash side, daniel, and as you've been telling is they are 2 theories at as to what brought the plane down. and none of them seem to be saying this was an accident. that's right. well, the russian investigates committee has a colon, so it's just the last couple of minutes i can open the case into allegations of across the safety von ation, aviation safety violation. and again, that's an investigation that wouldn't work. but the employee that they think this was an accident because otherwise they would have open an investigation into a terror. for example, something like that this, that uses an investigation into a breach of safety regulation. something a far removed from a ton of road cycle, some sort of deliberate attack on this plane, but i witnesses have reported. and again, this is coming in for rush and media from sort of problem channels. hearing loud bangs before this plane came down to investigate committee members a while there, most of the services members quoted, the russian media are looking

daniel hawkins is live for us in moscow. daniel, any, any official reaction from us of the oh, no reaction from what the ministry. so for the family and yet as to what exactly happened, the russian aviation will sowards, he's the russian investigative committee of confirm that looking at the possible causes of this crash. remember, just around 45 minutes ago, the open investigation into alleged violations of safety protocol effectively saying this was likely some sort of accidents or negligence, russian media reports and the, the possible causes of being looked at, including a force upon etc, a technical malfunction. but also external influence, external force that could mean as we spoke earlier, and at defense system that could be an explosion on board at this stage, these are just theories that are being extensive by the russian investigative committee and boy emergency services. a bodies have been recovered also from the side wellness, then 8. have now been recovered. so one russian source has reported that precautions party on the board if is what had minded me to get what can have been preemptively identified officials that were saying the bodies are in such a condition. they will require dna testing to establish who exactly was on board, so we will need some time to establish exactly which individuals will not play and, and just remind us once again of who you have given you precaution, wizell is a, you know, until we have confirmation official confirmation of his death, we still have to speak about him in the present tense and his role within russia and the russian establishment. i'm just going back briefly to the official confirmation. we all are getting use now from reading all of us, the russian, the state me back and see what you're saying. according to the russian aviation, or thirty's, they all confirming that you've got a promotion was on board that probably must has come through from a rushing media sol as is citing russian aviation all thirty's. they had to miss from his presence on the passenger list. when this news broke, the confirming, now he was on board that play and given that the most of why was at the side of the crush, and we can get the, the conclusion from the precaution was killed in misprint cross, that's according to russian state media sites. and russian aviation authorities going back to question about the figure of precaution. suddenly he went one could say from he wrote to 0 in the eyes of rational thirty's. what's the very close? i like all vladimir puts in his if you go back to the ninety's in st. petersburg and businessman, he became well known as the founder of the vault and literature group which made it aim for itself in ukraine is a very effective and efficient fighting force, including tens of thousands of convicts of for the so cool such submitted to oppression in ukraine that relationship between for goshen and the russian talk perhaps quite come on. the defense minister saga show a good general harass them of the chief of staff at the time, very quickly, solid precaution was highly critical of the way this conflict was being conducted, accusing those ha, ranking officials of corruption of incompetence of negligence. really getting away with saying things that other people simply didn't say simply couldn't get away with saying a not culminated 2 months to the day in his meets any attempts and which he very quickly took over and all the hits q and the safety of rust off before very quickly move to go to moscow within striking distance of moscow before standing down. ok, daniel, thank you very much for that, daniel hawkins with the late stay for moscow. and daniel, just now telling us that in the last few minutes, russian state media, citing russian edition officials have said that uh you have any promotion was indeed on board that claim that went down just outside of moscow just a few hours ago. so it would seem, uh, official confirmation now from uh, rush and state media that you have any precaution has indeed been killed already i spoke to 2nd. my calls was a former public spokesman for present 14, and he believes that ukrainian authorities may be behind the attack in the city. we have some bonnet, it's a occasional connection. i think the decision, nobody video was this. uh 2nd guess on is that that it's uh, uh, had been a good night bye. you could and, and i sort of just because these uh would be a gift from the ukraine because of, uh, 2 more independence day. well, 5 grade and sort of restaurants that it could be organized as that are launched by that

daniel is already dead. >> the body of smith's 20-year-old son daniel smith was found just three days after anna nicole gave birth to a baby girl in the bahamas. >> around 7:00 l.a. time i get a call from anna screaming and crying on the phone -- daniel'sking death, "intouch" magazine buys the photograph of daniel meeting his baby sister for a reported $400,000. >> this was now both a family tragedy and a crime investigation. >> the chief inspector in the bahamas coroner's office is calling the death of anna nicole's son suspicious. >> how can you die in a hospital bed with nobody noticing? how can that have happened when a few hours earlier you were fine? >> the cause of death of daniel smith still remains unclear. >> finally the official results come back and it shows that daniel died of a lethal combination of lexapro, zoloft, and methadone. >> reporter: daniel actually had a prescription for lexapro and he was taking zoloft because he was anxious about his flight, but nobody knows where he got the methadone. >> anna's been on methadone for years. so did he take it secretly? to this day, no one knows how he got that methadone. >> so in the wake of this nightmare, there still remains an open question as to who the biological father o

i want to bring in now senior research analyst, also managing director at neuberger berman, daniel flax, daniel, i'm gonna ask you straight out is in video the next cisco charles. great to be with you in video is not the next cisco. in my view, there are two reasons why number one, the telecom and bubble back in the late nineties was really driven by a lot of fiber that was laid. there wasn't a business case there per se in videos, chips and solutions are going into use cases where there's an return on investment today, the second pieces at this wave of ai it's really permeating all aspects of the economy, healthcare, financial services education, so it's much bigger. remember those fibers. they cost so much money , and when the dust settled outside of my office, we had a big spoil of it. right it was. it was, like, you know, it was worth its weight in gold. and then all of sudden you couldn't give this stuff away. all right, but let's talk about the great expectations. foreign video revenues their streets looking for 64% earnings up 600% free cash flow of 370. anything less than this. i'm thin