daniel, what is it like in the evacuation centre?— 0k. in the evacuation centre? we were quite luc , we evacuation centre? we were quite lucky. we were — evacuation centre? we were quite lucky, we were able _ evacuation centre? we were quite lucky, we were able to _ evacuation centre? we were quite lucky, we were able to leave - evacuation centre? we were quite lucky, we were able to leave the l lucky, we were able to leave the evacuation centre. we stayed there last night but today it is really hard to find somewhere and we spoke to someone who owned an air b&b and they have let us stay and sleep here last night. but it is obviously booked from here and we might end up going back to one of the centres. what was that experience like, to be there for the night? it what was that experience like, to be there for the night?— there for the night? it was kind of a nightmare- _ there for the night? it was kind of a nightmare. for— there for the night? it was kind of a nightmare. for us _ there for the night? it was kind of a nightmare. for us we

daniel what is a breeze? remember or not. boris is a sea wind, not necessarily a sea wind, but the wind, so we went through geography, but, unfortunately, i have no doubt. remember, this is a seasonal, it seems, wind, or , well, in my opinion, the wind, it seems, according to the time of day, after all, seasonal or according to the time of day, these are different things of this wind, you yourself understand. rostislav i want to listen to your version of the 300 evening, which i am selling now, temperature changes, as the water in yours is slower and heats up accordingly. water is warmer than land in a high region. e elevated temperature forms high pressure and so, and air currents , if now in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bsoviet pressure, yes, air currents rush upwards, and therefore e, and therefore from e, it means land high pressure due to the fact that cold air currents descend there down and cold air flows into the low pressure area and out of the high pressure area, and during the day the situation is reversed, because the

. >> thank you, sema let's go to danielle what do you think of ge?> so when you look at ge, i love the performance this year, i think that the trend in the short term is bullish and that looks great, especially if you are on for this ride however it makes it challenging especially if you want to come in and make a long term buy because of the move it has already had. i would prefer a pull back into 110 or or so that would give you a better entry with a an edge, especially if you are trying to place short-term trades along with the trend wait for a pull back, see if you can get a better entry and trade it up to about 120 or so. >> let's move on to ford, then downgraded to hold by jeff frees today, lags behind rivals in the ev space let's turn to phil lebeau. how low is the bar here, phil? >> you mean how low can the stock go is that what you're asking >> maybe has expectations for earnings come down somewhat? >> they have oh, absolutely and we will show you in a little bit how much the analysts estimates -- they brought in their estimates for the seco

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so let's assume window a symbols daniel the what's the video interfaces and there's something political in the course of the easiest to think of them who's got cut off. and they see that, that 3 of them to mean that it sees attempted to the purpose of this new is that the new of the last and you'll click away. you should be able to say because it said that the mission of board. so yeah, if this deal the deal is because it's up to the book steps of the role that the piece to just come into. if there's nothing practical somebody the system the, the business for the, the weight. and so that it's a little difficult. the closer photograph isn't just chunk of the chunk that there's lots of clicks on the sun.

. >> last question daniel. what if you're wrong?rong for the last 15 years right, and i do not also doubt the resiliency of humanity to overcome obstacles. a sea levels rise, we would deal with that, but how many people get the punishing the process, how many poor people have to go into poverty and how many people have to lose their job to try and stop co2 levels from rising. so i will be open to the fact that i am wrong, but if they are wrong, and they are, it is deadly and it is expensive and it is driving people into poverty. i would rather be wrong than they wrong and they're the ones who are wrong. >> r8 will talk to you in august. >> in a moment here, a woman who disappeared for two days, she admitted that she made it up. if she could be facing charges we will tell you about that. power to the young people. could they sway the outcome of 2024, as to who is our next president. ♪ ♪ i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this place a special place to come to school

daniel, appointed ceo this year. he joins us from tokyo where he is attending the webex event. great to have you with us. talk us through whatg given we are seeing a little bit of a slump when it comes to nft demand. how is that affecting your business? daniel: well, first, thank you for having me. and the way we look at yuko labs in what we do with the club and crypto punks, it is about creating culture on the blockchain. what that means is we are bringing creators and community together for them to be able to enjoy what the web three media consumption can really do. despite what may be going on in other parts of the market, our community is incredibly vibrant. we just met with the japan community of our bored ape holders last night and they identify with their bored ape and they are passionate about being part of this community. that's what it is, bringing cream unity -- community and content creator together. shery: are you going to increase your presence in japan given what you're telling us? daniel: because we have community members everywhere in the world it is important for us to bring committee memories together and

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

daniel claimed. and then his friend suggested what might be the real reason. ed up the heat even more. >> how can you despise a human being that bad. she never did anything to you. how could you hate that girl so much? >> i didn't. >> you hate her enough to kill her? over a dude? >> i didn't. >> you hate her that much? that she took nathan away from you that much? that she calls you so much problems in your personal relationship that the only answer was to kill her. that's it? >> two days after that interview, it was once again actually's turn to talk. and she also revealed something she had not said before. remember, it was quite apparent that, whoever killed shelley must have had a key to her apartment. there was no sign of forced entry. well, now actually told the detectives that, a month before the murder, daniel jabalero to her core, which -- neither here nor there, except the key to her apartment was attached to a car key. >> you know if he made a copy of it? >> no, but now that -- it's a possibility that -- it's the only time i remember ever handing my k

you know, when alvin bragg admits he has, what is it, a knot in his stomach, well, maybe he should think about danielnny felt that not -- >> jesse: a lot of knots. >> jeanine: i think he is going the same way as lori lightfoot. i think that mayor adams is doing the same thing. she reprimanded the press. she said they are making it all up. he is doing the same things, saying the press is going out of their way and new yorkers are too dumb, they have to believe what they are reading in the newspaper. he is going to go the same way she is because new yorkers need the city to be safe, for businesses to be successful, and for people to feel that they want to live here. >> jesse: new yorkers have been waking up in the morning and reading the newspaper for a pretty long time, dana. what's changed? >> dana: well come about the thing peered i love that observation, judge, about lori lightfoot because i had not thought about it that way. but she did start to do that. remember, everybody else's fault but hers. guys, you can see with your own eyes on monday morning what we report. what happened in chicago over t

manhattan district attorney's case involving hush money payments to the adult film star stormy daniels, what does that say? >> we remember alvin bragg, we have a trial date in march. he has indicted donald trump for those hush money payments to stormy daniels. donald trump made an interesting motion. he wanted to walk his case from state court over to the federal court where i used to work. why would you want to make that move if you were donald trump? you would get a different judge. you could have a more favorable jury pool because in federal court, you're going to pull your jury from many different county. in manhattan it's only going to be manhattan. most importantly the way you get from state to federal court is you show that what you are charged with related to your official job responsibilities and if you can make that showing not only do you get to federal court, but you get the case dismissed because you have immunity as a federal officer. that was the argument donald trump made, has been squarely rejected now by the judge. the judge ruled that hush money paid to an adult film star

so daniel, what all russian authorities saying about how this attack took place as well? there are so many as true designs confirm that there was 3 drawings involved in this particular attack. one of them was shut down just outside most when the regional body and soul. but that's about 40 minutes drive to the west of the city. the outskirts indicates the attack chain, somewhere up from that region of russia, if not bill and of course con, also be rules out of the other sea will shut down or brought down rather according to authorities by electronic meshes. now that implies these joint didn't reach that targets. we don't know what these joins exactly will targeting. there's many high profile buildings, of course, in this very central area of moscow, from the white house here behind me, the seat of the russian government, the international business center across the river. and of course, must go city itself. it's a very big, vibrant hub of residential buildings. next, residential buildings and all fixed office blocks, which house rushes put top companies as well as governme

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so daniel, what a russian authorities, an official saying about how this drug strike took place as well . things always hunting bucks at home, around the area of moscow city, where that struck to place, throws, have been reopened as repair. what kind of way to fix the damage shipped from that attack? most schools, thirty's. so you, that was 3 drawings involved in the strike. one brought down outside moscow and 2 brought down in moscow city itself, implying that these drawings failed to hit whatever targets they were aiming for. now we don't know what these targets all that is. they don't have high profile buildings in this area of the white house just behind me, the seats of the a russian government. the international business center across the river of course, must go city as well. home to the offices of many major russian international companies and government agencies as well. we understand from pictures that was put on social media, that the debris contains lots of government documents. it's perhaps not too much of us, but connection decided these were targeting some of those office

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okay in the words of stormy daniels, "what is taking so long?] look, until we see that perp walk, i'm just going to have to keep showing this one. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i do hope -- when he does have his perp walk, i hope they play that brass band. [ laughter ] former president trump was interviewed last night by fox news host sean hannity "thanks for having me back," said hannity and trump at the same time. [ laughter ] in a new interview with fox news host sean hannity, former president trump denied having an affair with adult film star stormy daniels, which would actually be a better explanation for the hush money "don't tell anybody we didn't do it." [ laughter and applause in the same interview, former president trump claimed that if florida governor ron desantis did not win the republican gubernatorial primary in 2018, he would be working in a pizza parlor why to i feel like the only jobs trump knows are ones from porn [ laughter ] "if i didn't endorse ron right now, he would be working as either a plumber or a stepson. [ laught

what? danielle, smile, he and his fellow volunteers have been organizing, cleaned up campaigns for local ford is send reverse. how many program can be today the p? well for our program, because the track for green himmel is for garbage because of the tutors to come to these regions. most new hikers don't get enough to take the letter with them if that is completely on us. nina. raising awareness means the understand the situation and boss on the information, you know what? we got. okay, go ahead. it's just while i give an idea what streaming the flow of visitors is easier said than done as of the as good as she knows he's our research specializing into to them in sustainability and catch me via the balancing act. especially that is a great extent, dependent on to has them. we don't have industries, we don't provide the sectors. but of course, the production of the, in what i mean is the big concern. and that we did media, which can be the minimize, the, that the, that the huge rush of the oldest is, and the declaration of the, the page at the college. and you know what i mean, there's a box f

daniel the, what's the video and pictures and there's something political in there. and then the other one is, is to think of them who's got cut off and they see to bring to does that mean that it sees attempt? the purpose of this is what they do with the last and you'll click away you should be able to say because it's that additional port to yeah. if the deal, the deal is because it's up to the folks out there to be screw up, just come in if there's nothing else, somebody really plan the system, the business for the whole thing or the weight and so that it's a little difficult. but of course, a photograph isn't just chunk of junk that there's lots of different assignment that's and you will just bear with us here in the new profession, informal diagnosis. you describe the a t, m and then you tell them to someone that's about a blood test. if i chose the confusion it would have somebody come on 1st sample while pressing the us to just to see what the dock and oh it can tell them a video misfortune average in the shipment supposedly smoking trying and as i took some

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daniel, on daniel, what have you got on your this evening? your program this evening?n't have time, i guess i'm going to to take the baton. going to have to take the baton. you i'll reluctant you know, i'll be very reluctant to do so. but don't worry. i've got lady campbell with got lady colin campbell with some exclusive insight, actually, court actually, on what this court case lord frost case means. plus, lord frost live in the studio tonight. he's caused quite a stir with his views on the fact that actually the rising temperature in the country will be a good thing for brits. so it's caused a huge outrage from the left. but lord frost will explain why he thinks, well, that's excellent. >> i'm glad we've left the royal story to the expert for the gb views news viewers. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation, and i'm sure it's going to sunny i'm sure it's going to be sunny in somerset. and held out in somerset. and they held out at today as well . at the oval today as well. >> tha

daniel, on daniel, what have you got on your this evening? your program this evening?n't have time, i guess i'm going to to take the baton. going to have to take the baton. you i'll reluctant you know, i'll be very reluctant to do so. but don't worry. i've got lady campbell with got lady colin campbell with some exclusive insight, actually, court actually, on what this court case lord frost case means. plus, lord frost live in the studio tonight. he's caused quite a stir with his views on the fact that actually the rising temperature in the country will be a good thing for brits. so it's caused a huge outrage from the left. but lord frost will explain why he thinks, well, that's excellent. >> i'm glad we've left the royal story to the expert for the gb views news viewers. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation, and i'm sure it's going to sunny i'm sure it's going to be sunny in somerset. and held out in somerset. and they held out at today as well . at the oval today as well. >> tha

politico, house correspondent and playbook coauthor eugene daniels. what a beautiful evening, everyone. obviously, are some of us who come to this dinner very excited to get selfies with celebrities. john legend, chrissy teigen. hello. you too. i'll come back later. these are vanderpump and gene sperling. but that's not what this is about. what you are really doing here in this ballroom is funding scholarships for the next generation of the fourth estate over. the last ten. over the last ten years, the whca has given out nearly $1.1 million in scholarships and leveraged 1 million, an additional aid to aspiring journalists like julia benbrook and 2021, while student at northwestern university, she won our deborah orrin scholarship. tonight she is here as a washington correspondent for spectrum news. yesterday, we had 28 of this year's scholarship meeting. white house correspondents jane from cbs, zoltan kanno, yang's from the new york times, and sabrina siddiqui of the wall street journal. they heard from minnesota senator amy klobuchar, a strong supporter

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daniel, that's really quite the claim from russia. what more do we know about exactly what happened? there is operation. the russian authorities assign, distraught to place it around midday. local to i'm in the region, the officer put his show when a group of john list for russian, state, media agencies re and all of us t and as best. yeah. well, working in the area one to start and 9 john, this were filming when they were hits the rational, 30 sites like plus the munitions. we don't know at this stage of these and munitions supplied by the us. if this is something that has come from ukrainian armed forces reserves, but the cluster munitions were alleged to have been used by the russian minister of defense, not multiple john. this. what is it in this attack? 3 of them are in a stable condition, but most dislikes sort of lost, tragically died as he was being evacuated. he was a highly experienced, more correspondent, the full rush and media he was covering. this complex is 24 team and he leaves behind the wife and the 2 children he'll be bu

daniel. so i think what is happening is this just heading into an economic pool. whereas russia has basically blockaded ukraine's boats for all this war. now ukraine is striking back and trying to impose the coastal russia to make versus think twice about continuing with this . okay. and most of us is great. most of versus oil. these exports brought it back, sees a rush, i had a lot to lose. and this is a look now. it's some other news from around the world. opponents, military is redeploying, more units closer to its board. with fellers as after reports of russians, wagner mercenary group training valuation and soldiers in the area, people in poland near the border said they could hear shooting and helicopters. wausau had already sent additional forces to boost security at the board with fellers earlier this month. in south korea, one person has been killed and 3 more wounded and a stabbing in the capitol, so police arrested assess back at the scene close to a busy subway station. the motivation behind the attack wasn't immediately clear, but an investigation is

host: daniel, what are your thoughts?: the caller makes a number of valid points which with i agree. u.s. did save europe during world war ii and in the cold war. a lot of the european countries have forgotten that their security fence on the u.s. that depend on the u.s. some of them, poland and bought a countries, are realistic about the third from putin. the polish have increased defense spending to 4% of the gdp and they are right to do so. but a countries are doing the same. -- baltic countries are doing the same. implied in the question is germans need to increase the defense spending, i think putin invasion of ukraine has been shocked, they are wrestling with that now. the caller is right. europeans need to step up. guest: the caller made an important comment that he does not support u.s. troops on the ground but supports taking ukraine to nato. nato article five requires members of the alliance to render all assistance deemed necessary. might want to say no u.s. trips on the ground but there's other problems u.s. c

host: daniel, what are your thoughts?: the caller makes a number of valid points which with i agree. u.s. did save europe during world war ii and in the cold war. a lot of the european countries have forgotten that their security fence on the u.s. that depend on the u.s. some of them, poland and bought a countries, are realistic about the third from putin. the polish have increased defense spending to 4% of the gdp and they are right to do so. but a countries are doing the same. -- baltic countries are doing the same. implied in the question is germans need to increase the defense spending, i think putin invasion of ukraine has been shocked, they are wrestling with that now. the caller is right. europeans need to step up. guest: the caller made an important comment that he does not support u.s. troops on the ground but supports taking ukraine to nato. nato article five requires members of the alliance to render all assistance deemed necessary. might want to say no u.s. trips on the ground but there's other problems u.s. c

>> well, can we just can i just quickly pick up on what daniel said, because it's really important. >ow was the >> do you know who was the founding chairman of the fca , founding chairman of the fca, sir howard davies? sir howard davies, who is the current chairman of natwest. davies, who is the current chairman of natwest . now, davies, who is the current chairman of natwest. now, this is what is so stinking. there's an entire group, close knit circle waiting. and do you know what is characteristic of this group? like howard davies? they rise through failure . he failed rise through failure. he failed at the fca . he was rise through failure. he failed at the fca. he was a negligible deputy governor of the bank of england. he had to resign on as governor of the london school of sorry, as director of the london school of economics, because he was tainted. three guesses what with gaddafi money. and not only was it gaddafi money, let's just continue . the lse actually gave continue. the lse actually gave gaddafi's son a cheating phd to get that money. now do we need to understand who th

what? danielle, smile, he and his fellow volunteers have been organizing, cleaned up campaigns for local ford is send reverse. how many program team did today the p? well, for our program goes, the truck from greenville is for garbage because it is the tutors to come to these regions. most new hikers don't get enough to take the letter with them if that is what i kind of hopefully honestly of off as being that raising awareness means the understand the situation and boss on the information that you would like you will look at. we had okay, go ahead. it's just while i give an idea what streaming the flow of visitors is easier said than done as the as good as she knows. these are the surcharge, specializing in tourism and sustainability and crush me. i did a balancing act especially that is a great extent, dependent on those of we don't have industries, we don't provide the sectors. but of course, the production of the, in what i mean is the big concern. and that we did media, which can be the minimize, the, that the, that the huge rush of the oldest is, and the declaration of the, the page tha

it's when you go to daniel, because you, what you do this needs to, which is stealing states. and if you're doing good, so if you keep the photos keep, it just looks like you're going to jump in the scientist working under general shield. real issues combined worked out how microscopic viruses could become weapons of mass destruction behind unit 7. 3 one's bob. while they created, posted in bones filled with infected insects, capable of spending fatal disease to thousands of people who are on level mobile is typically on level i'm with uh, a girl. no, it doesn't matter what the kids will move. it goes to the ball. most of a release you unless you get the chance, we just have them put in a show that in many a trauma tubes of the, the demick spread. unit 731 scientists disposed infected insects over chinese cities. one of these experiments killed more than $3000.00 people each ation provence. before world war 2, there was a military unit, and it was led by this time just called e c. and the, in the course of their research base figured out how to use a flea or sometimes a differ

we want to make sure what rear admiral daniel hagari is saying from the israeli defence were. ry to maybe get some better sound quality on what's he saying, whether that would take a few minutes or not but it is important to get the view from both sides and to be able to hear what someone is saying so were going to try and go back. are you going to go back? let's move on for now and try to move on to. let's hear from ahmad tobasi artistic director of the freedom theatre in the city who spoke to us from jenin. but i promise you, the israelis a brought us back 20 years. it's not different from 2002. tanks, jeeps, soldiers, snipers, bulldozers who bulldoze all the streets. they cut the electricity, they destroy the water system. there is no internet, no phones to connect people. yesterday, luckily, some of the families a success to move from the camp. the situation it's really a i cannot say it. it's a war. i cannot say it's an invasion. it's something more crazy and insane in 2023 or 202a. still, this kind of attacks happened without any security or international. let's watch abo

daniel. hol, can say what the latest lions from for us from the russian capital. thank you. daniel. of hundreds of a rocky protest as have rallied outside the danish embassy and baghdad. and good by another incidents of koran binding this time in copenhagen. the rallies are happening off to the swedish embassy and the same said he was stormed on thursday. last month. your cool and rocky refugee is also a former mission in the sand, a cron during a protest and stuck home triggering outrage around the wilds will not speak to one point of view while here. he joins us now live from the ground to inside that lock . when you're not far from the embassy took us through what you've been seeing over the last few hours. but it was only a one hour demonstration that was a stage id by defense of the heavily fortified green zone here in the campus. a lot about that at the green zone is home to do much of commissions, embassies and government offices of the young group, just as have been chanting against denmark and sweden. they have been chatting in favor of the who they put on and a rocky flag

so, i don't know what to tell you. >> daniel, thank you very much for the fact checking. so illuminating. joining me now is columnist matt lewis who is also the author of the brand-new book called, filthy rich politicians,. also here, cnn political commentator karen finney, cnn opinion contributor sofia nelson, who is a former house republican and city council, and now -- homeland security and intelligence of the government of washington d. c.. well, all your reputations precede you. i love that you're all here today. listen, the fact that he was there at all has made many democrats say, what are republicans thinking? the triangle an executive sessions. they didn't want to come in the first place because of these facts, yet he is pulling still very high, not close to biden but as a democratic hopeful, it is there. >> those numbers have been relatively consistent and i do think that a lot of that is his name. he knows that. if he wasn't a kennedy, he wouldn't have even been invited to come to the hearing today. so, let's be very clear about that. i do want to just say, jus

joining us now daniel bravo. what have you learned? >> a couple of things.rants, undocumented immigrants in florida already fleeing the state. second, the consequences of this law extends beyond just these individual circumstances. particularly in these industries that are heavily reliant on undocumented increments. like agriculture. it is bringing a lot of economic and labor concerns. ahead to florida to learn more. take a look. >> 22-year-old floor came to the u.s. from guatemala three years ago. on any given day she is joined from -- those on homes that floor. today, she is doing the job on her own. the >> truth is, the other seven have already. left a left to other states. >> for his colleagues have abandoned their life in florida and fear of desantis's new senate bill 18. it will bring sweeping changes to florida's immigration loan and takes effect on july 1st. >> we are acting with the strongest measures yet. the legislature is stepping up. we are proud of them for getting this done. >> among other provisions it requires both public and private employe

that is what this is all about. >> danielle, when we look at the strategy and approach we can, certainlyhy that might work for one candidate, donald trump. that worked with his base, certainly. and it seems like many members of congress are saying, yes, we are gonna go along with that. but what about the swing moderate voters that he lost in 2020? right? if he is going to try to win, does this work with that group of voters? >> no. richard, outside of the maga bubble people that live -- actually want a president and a presidential candidate that is clean meaning that doesn't have one and two indictments and then, also, we have to remember there are other indictments that are looming. and again, this case -- the case of the documents -- it came out of south florida. so, for three assume that nobody on that jury was a maga supporter is not realistic. and so here's the thing, republicans don't want law and order, they want absolute power. they want authoritarianism. they want to be above reproach. they want us to have no voice and no votes. and that is exactly what this supreme court has be

daniel de vise: he fears that the middle class would rise up and take back what is theirs from these vise: the tracy jordan character, is also kind of super rich. character who's made millions and millions of dollars off of movies. tracy: i need you to grab me some lunch. kenneth: absolutely, what can i get for you? tracy: i want nachos. kenneth: yes sir. tracy: from yankee stadium. kenneth: yes sir! daniel de vise: 30 rock, is about milking, the utter divide between, the super- rich and the rest of america. matt brennan: especially in an era of really intense economic inequality. class is the great invisible force in both american culture and in the american sitcom. chris: hey dad, how did you decide what you were going to do for a living? julius: i applied for a bunch of jobs and i took every one that hired me. chris: so ma, how'd you decide what you were going to be? rochelle: well when your father decided that he wasn't going to be rich, i decided to get a job. emily vanderwerff: america likes to believe that the poorest person born into the most abject poverty, could, with enough

they have all of this what one could call woke project going on and they want to be seen as a force for good in the world. do you think that's woke washing? >> danielow what woke washing it. let me start by agreeing with michael. this is not just problem for nigel not just a problem for nigel farage right wingers. it's farage or right wingers. it's a problem for sorts of problem for all sorts of organisations, including left wing and wing organisations and commercial organisations , commercial organisations, legitimate companies engaged in things that aren't sufficiently woke to meet the criteria of the banks. and it's got to have a stop put to it woke washing. i mean, the truth is i don't know what they're what they're doing. i think they somehow, especially in our larger corporations , in our larger corporations, they've been gripped with the idea that their job is to peddle a political message rather than to offer better customer services to improve the profit margins of their businesses, keep branches open. in the case of banks , or have any real of banks, or have any real community sense which , you know, community sense which, you know, a bra

what is he aiming to do? danielleesident initiated today what is known as the negotiated rulemaking process, whereby the education department convenes a committee of legal experts and higher education experts to weigh in on a draft regulation that would essentially try to achieve exactly what the president did through his executive order, but through a more proven and i guess possibly less challenge able legal route. the trouble is many legal experts still suspect that even if the negotiated rule is finalized, which could take months and likely not come into play until late next year, it will still likely face legal challenges and we may start the process all over again of ending up with another case that heads to the supreme court. geoff: is there an expected timeline? how long might this take? danielle: certainly not until probably the first quarter or so of next year if not longer. typically there is a convening of the negotiators and then they have to go through various processes of going over draft regulation, pu

and we lay to the doorstep of what's happening to that? danielk that is really the crux of where the market was expecting at the start of the year. although, you look at the data and gasoline, broader implied demand in china itself has actually rebounded quite strongly. i think those expectations were obviously much greater. that was potentially going to be supported by further stimulus measures. we have been disappointed with what has been provided so far and certainly at the start of the year, we saw beijing announce a relatively conservative target for gdp growth at 5% for this year. that clearly resulted in a recalibration, i suppose, of the potential upside. i still don't think the markets have really adjusted to that fact yet. it will take some time before that happens. i think we can sort of focus on some of those longer-term issues within the market, which still i think points towards fairly strong demand but certainly at lower levels than we probably would have expected. rishaad: with the world facing these three d's, decarbonization, de

so you guys, you know what examples daniel was award? so the solution itself are still new. confucius loved ones, they are full shared security and for me, for months are financially recruited agents through the power to blending sites, useful arms and ammunition. drugs, thanks to such a message beyond the underground instead of a new crane began to disappear. i thought i'd do good. i've got to what i realized . so you just click on browse me. ok or not possible for each skip. when your students are going use on this summer to read your what it was on the separate the reading and the 2 to 3. ok. you know, the secret service is delta national, a decisive they liquidated step and bundle right in munich. but ukrainian nationalism wouldn't be defeated. american intelligence continued to wage war against the soviet union. this time on the information front, as propaganda operations. and this of course was conceived and run by frank was here, and he compared it to the is great world to oregon. that was you used in kaiser halls and stairs to se

i mean, what daniel says, what lord moylan said just then implies is i think that the rwanda bill, even gets through in the end, will work. we've got no evidence whatsoever that it will work. let's step back just for a moment to look at the big picture. this is rishi sunak and suella braverman is policy . rishi sunak and suella braverman is policy. this has to is flagship policy. this has to work for them. otherwise they are completely doomed at the next general election and it is failing at every obstacle. it is being knocked about, bashed aboutin being knocked about, bashed about in the house of lords. whatever you think about the rights and wrongs of having an unelected second chamber, that's what's happening. it has been found unlawful by found to be unlawful by a majority of verdict, not unanimously in the court of appeal. by 2 to 1, the lord chief justice. actually, his decision was in favour of the government, but he had to read decision was in favour of the govthe nent, but he had to read decision was in favour of the govthe others ut he had to read decision was in favour of the

they got to come up with somebody to point their finger at to take your attention off of daniel wozniak and whatdo it. okay? and it's your job not to get misled. >> jurors, once again, had an important decision to make. this time they deliberated for just more than an hour. >> we, the jury in the above-entitled action, determine that the penalty to be imposed upon defendant daniel patrick wozniak to be death. >> death for daniel wozniak. he is appealing his conviction. as far rachel buft -- in 2018, she was found guilty of excess waited rather after the fact. and it's sentence of 32 months. a final say into this tragedy that started on stage. and spilled into real life. >> i will never forget, a month after this happened, i'm walking around the park. and i tend to say sam if something happens to me, take care of your mom, something like that. we have this. we have this. and he said, if something happens to me. i lived a good life, i saw so many things i thought i was never able to see. >> was that a premonition? maybe. it was important for steve to hear his son say those words. i lived a good li