daniel aims to make more high quality educational content available online. so that young people can land any time anywhere. i'm assuming everything has gone ok during the revision stage. there's just one more key hurdle to overcome accessing what you've learned during the actual exam for that. it can be helpful to know what happens to us before and during an examination and how to combat nerves. oh no, i'm not going to make it. i need some sleep. but what if i fail the exam? doesn't use this sounds familiar with college. life is no joke. you want to perform your best, but often it's hard to stay focused and disciplined all the time. but it is possible to beat the college stress and a so your exams let's explode the science behind that the stress hid students all over. there was a number of seem to have increased. for example, do out of 5 college students suffer from anxiety $1.00 and $3.00 even from depressive. symptoms covered has had its own part to play him. but stress for say, is not bad. it can make us do well in exams. stress straps up our body and mind and import i

so daniel is also an inspiration for young student teaches. he's regularly off to speak at events, including university conferences. he says his conviction about the need for an into just a plenary learning platform, the tv youtube, and so many kids turn to youtube to help with math, physical or something like that. and that face with a lot of advertising on destruction, this could, we can do away with that. so we're on boarding many professors with material we can trust in coming from how it, daniel aims to make more high quality educational content available online. so the young people can learn any time anyway. i'm assuming everything has gone ok during the revision stage. there's just one more key hurdle to overcome accessing what you've learned during the actual exam for that it can be helpful to know what happens to us before and during an examination and how to combat nerves. oh no, i'm not going to make it. i need some sleep, but what if i fail the exam? doesn't you? if this sounds familiar with college, life is no joke. you want to pe

to step on the guns when it comes to digital learning and teaching. goss payment by my name's daniel young, and i'm best known as the mine in front of the white board who helps millions of people with my math videos for invention. mother, he just has to know exactly so hundreds of love from one house in my to daniel is a successful mass youtube. with his explain the videos, he turns the subject which many hate into something cool and helps. and posts exams . i want to find out exactly how he manages to get so many people excited about it . today on getting on the look for ones because the community always asks me when can we meet you in person? maybe do some math problems, take photos to some of it. tells you that you don't watch daniel's videos, it has the k you'll teach, has said links to you to come up, plays the brackets. now someone else who might not be when i was revising my high school diploma last year. there was some topics i didn't get. the videos are super helpful. and the video format means you're learning a lot and there were no distractions to announce nice things to you. i

brendon young and daniel casey have now pleaded guilty to hazing and reckless endangerment with sentencingideo has been released showing the aftermath of the baltimore bridge collapse in march. the video shows the one man who survived the plunge off that bridge. newly released body camera video shows the moment rescuers pulled a man to safety moments after he survived the key bridge collapse in baltimore. >> they're bringing a victim in now. they rescued him out of the water. >> officers are seen helping julio cervantes suarez onto a dock, still wearing his yellow construction vest. he walks to the ambulance at times grabbing the railing. >> he was shaken up pretty good. >> that's a long fall. >> in march, six other construction workers died after the dolly, a container ship, lost control and hit one of the bridge pillars. cervantes suarez was sitting in his truck, taking a break when the bridge collapsed, sending him plunging nearly 200ft into the water. in a recent interview with nbc, cervantes, suarez, who cannot swim, said he manually rolled down the truck's window and climbed onto a p

said the violence was sickening for a community already devastated by the tragic loss of three young lives. danielssination attempt on former president trump's pennsylvania campaign rally earlier this month. the joint hearing with acting secret service director ronald rowe and fbi deputy director paul abbate at times grew heated as lawmakers pressed both men about the communication breakdowns between law enforcement on the ground. while, some senators demanded accountability for the operation, which mr rowe acknowledged in his opening remarks was a failure. one of my first actions as acting director was travelling to the butler farm show site to better understand how our protection failed. i went to the roof of the agr building, where the assailant fired shots, and i laid in a prone position to evaluate his line of sight. what i saw made me ashamed. as a career law enforcement officer and a 25—year veteran with the secret service, i cannot defend why that roof was not better secured. ina in a matter of days, kamala harris's campaign will become official. she will be the only candidate for the roll

screenwriter daf james and actor sion daniel young who plays gabrieljoin us now.of it is that they have to make sure for the children that they are coming into a safe haven, a safe family. none of that intrusion impacted me in that way because i knew it was all for a good reason. so we were open to that and we had friends who had gone through the process as well so we knew what it entailed. did the process as well so we knew what it entailed. , , ., , . it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off _ it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in _ it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in the _ it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in the way _ it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in the way that - it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in the way that it i it entailed. did you ever expect it to take off in the way that it did? | to take off in the way that it did? because it was on the tv, and now it's on iplayer, and it is doing great numbers. people are loving it and finding it in a whole different way. and finding

that campaign is quoting for the government to do more to keep young people safe. elena, send a note that reports now from pending. and oh, daniel was a very happy go lucky. the jalen san daniel was killed. he was celebrating a new job. the 26 year old was out with friends when he was stabbed, and black to death. the attack ending a bright future that was just on the horizon on that day. he was really, really happy. and davis planning is where they was planning a mortgage that was probably the one of the happiest days of his life. and i never saw him again. we missed him when we seemed constantly to and which we still look for in the day. and so it can feel like it only helped him just today. you know, we've never really moved on for the what keeps lane going now is promoting these medical kits that can still pleading several have been installed in padding and her son died. and in other cities across the case assigned perhaps of a white problem. nice crime, a rule has been rising in england and it's this area of the west midlands that's being the most effective with the biggest rate of life climate.

[applause] there's young lady that came in from new york, danielle. she's here.folks came from all over the country. one more shout out, california. [applause] thank you, madam chair. what's that? [inaudible] he's here. and as he makes his appearance, let's get some love to congressman -- [applause] >> lori chavez from oregon. here you go. did i say that correct? come on. come on. all the way from oregon. >> thank you very thank you rives, figures but he front-line me to be here. this is a great day in america. last that was great night in america. we're going to continue to win the majority. thank you. [applause] >> this next time, isn't the soquel? with all these potential presidential candidates, or any vp presidents. the next guesses all the the way from the great state of florida and you know once again like senator tim scott he, too, was on the short list also for president trump. byron donald's comes out of that america first cloth during the trump tenure. he's done a magnificent job from the grace to florida. my second home. ladies and gentlemen, at this

young people safe in the end of its reports from birmingham. the hello tonya was a very happy go lucky. the daily in san daniel was killed. he was celebrating a new job. the 26 year old was out with friends when he was stabbed, and black to death, the attack ending a bright future that was just on the horizon on that day. he was really, really happy and he was planning his birthday is planning a mortgage that was probably the one of the happiest days of his life. and i never saw him again. we missed him when we seemed constantly and we, we still look for in the day. and so it can feel like it only happened yesterday. you know, we've never really moved on to the what keeps lane going now is promoting these medical kids that can still pleading several have been installed in padding and what her son died and in other cities across the case.

daniel at the home office. an attack like this involving so many young children is very rare.be done to prevent it? , , , ., , ., it? yes, there is statements from the kin: , it? yes, there is statements from the king. from — it? yes, there is statements from the king, from the _ it? yes, there is statements from the king, from the prime - it? yes, there is statements from | the king, from the prime minister, from the home secretary less than four weeks into the job, from the home secretary less than four weeks into thejob, were illustrative of how rare these kind of events are and how deeply shocking this one was. itjust doesn't happen that primary aged children get attacked in any kind a regular basis. some viewers will remember the dunblane primary school massacre in 1996, when thomas hamilton killed 16 pupils and their teacher. and there was across the manchester arena bombing of 2017, in which eight—year—old saffie roussos was killed. but these events are exceptionally rare. most often, when a child is ended in an attack of this age, it is as a victim of their parents in

three months ago on breakfast, we told you about daniel challis — a young man with cerebral palsy, whos local west midlands bbc radio station. this is eli lane. mr and mrs dursley of number 4, privet drive, were proud to say that they were perfectly normal, thank you very much. how did that one make you feel? happy. he wanted to find a new voice for his communication device, which sounded a bit more like his family and less robotic. eli lane, whose voice was chosen, has been thousands of miles away at drama school in new york. but he wanted to make this special journey. i don't think anyjourney would have been would have been too far. i'm really excited to meet him. i think it will be... it'll be great. i don't know... i don't know how i'll react. hello, mate. how are you doing? eli, i can never thank you enough for giving me a voice. i promise to use it for good and always make my voice heard. so how was that for you? it was... it was brilliant. it was so... it was so fun and exciting, um, to see dan. um... and yeah, it was great. and i wasjust so, so thrilled. what was it like hearin

that killed 12 young people in the is really occupied golan heights on saturday. israel blames the run back lebanese milton group, his belong, which has denied responsibility. danielle, who has visited the truth era village, where the attack took place was overshadowed by protest. green and sarto on the streets of much the towns. presidents of the tiny drews village say good bye to 11. it will go out. it brought him the loss of 12 victims to be brought it up to the deputies. try and design the occupied, goes on heights, the doors and the pod brake. this tragedy has struck us and it has shaken our hearts, shaking the whole world in no hurry enough. we hope the war will end. you know, strategy enough, not should resume on saturdays that day. was the deadliest one. is there any control that jerry? since october 7th is viable names. 11th, eat on back to as well. ah militant for fighting the rocket that had a soccer field. but hes will not denied any involvement. this is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited this site of the a tech involved of sylvia responds because we are racing the families who are going through indescribable suffering in finance. these chil

that killed 12 young people in the is really occupied. golan heights on saturday is real, blames the around back lebanese milton group. here's the law, which has denied responsibility. danielle, who's visits of drew's era village, where the attack took place was overshadowed by protest. green and sarto on the street so much the chums. presidents of the tiny drews village say good bye to 11. it was cool. are they brought here? the last of 12 victims to be brought it up to the debt. the strike is id occupied, goes on heights, the doors and the pod brake. this tragedy has struck us and it has shaken our hearts, shaking the whole world in no hurry enough. we hope the war will end. you know, such a deep enough bloodshed saturdays that day was the deadliest one. is there any control of that dirty since october 7th. his rise buildings lebanon's either on backed as well, ah militant, for fighting the rocket that had a soccer field. but his beloved denies any involvement. his variety prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited this site of the tech involved of severe responds of miss, behold, we are bracing the families who are going through indescribable suffering around these childre

father, daniel was looking to upgrade his skills to help him get work, so he went back to school for retraining at one of the region's many technical colleges... >> how are we doing here, youngd three kids of his own to help support. they lived with their mothers. >> the world is just going all downhill right now. all this stuff going on here in milwaukee, and all these shootings and all that. i mean, they just had another shooting out the, even in a nice neighborhood, over there in brookfield. i have my concealed carry. i carry everywhere i go. you really don't have to, want to use it, but you have to, you have something to protect yourself and your family and friends around you. >> moyers: how about karissa? how's she doing? and she's how old now? >> 26. you have one of these. and then you need a business card to call mommy up. >> when i was younger, i just knew we didn't have money. and money is how the world goes round. a lot of people have clothes every, every school year-- they have a new pair of shoes. or several pairs of shoes. and i wanted to be able to say, "i have money in the bank." >> moyers: we und karissa working for a hospital in the large aurora chain, one o

young people who have been protesting against the government say enough is enough. police had a hard time managing the protest. daniel, one more never flinched, even as police fired t a guess i team and i the protest as we are out here trying to fight for one like, you know, i'm a student. where do i go from there? all these young people, you see here walking around the past because they know, hoping these country people 1st came to the streets to protest against a proposal to raise taxes. the contentious by nonce bill was withdrawn, but many say they want the government and president william russo to deal with bad governance corruption, mismanagement of public sense, and to step down. and they were shown on the street for these sometimes appear on the walls and they are using sand. * but solve it for testers, also use the stones and know they are not a high for this thing that they are going to stay here until the deadline on the purchase. and not just happening in a robi demonstrations happened in 23 out of 47 counties across the country. thank you so much in west and kenya, protested said they wanted the electoral

young people who have been protesting against the government say enough is enough. police had a hard time managing the protest. daniel, one boy never flinched, even as police fired p, a gas out him. and i, the protest is we are out. you're trying to fight for one like, you know, i'm a student. where do i go from there? all this young people, you see here looking around the past, because there's no hope in this country. people 1st came to the streets to protest against a proposal to raise taxes. the contentious by nonce bill was withdrawn, but many said they want the government and president william russo to deal with bad governance corruption, mismanagement of public sense. and to step down, this is where it's on the, on the street. the police sometimes appear on the walls and they are using sand. * but some of the for testers, also you, you stones and know they are not a high for this thing that they are going to stay here until the, on the purchase and not just happening in a robi demonstrations happened in 23 out of 47 counties across the country, thank you so much in west and can you protest is said they wanted t

multiple victims here and perhaps many of them were young children so as i say, we wait for more confirmation and details from the police but danielwhat followed in the immediate aftermath because we know at one stage there is an air ambulance and around 13 ambulance ascent. ., . ., , ambulance and around 13 ambulance ascent. ., , ., . , ascent. that certainly north west ambulance _ ascent. that certainly north west ambulance service _ ascent. that certainly north west ambulance service in _ ascent. that certainly north west ambulance service in their- ascent. that certainly north west ambulance service in their initial| ambulance service in their initial statement talking about the 13 ambulances, and airambulance statement talking about the 13 ambulances, and air ambulance and merit doctors sent to the scene. for merit doctors sent to the scene. for merit doctors sent to the scene. for merit doctors to be sent, it has to be an extremely serious mass casualty event. quite often, they can assist with ever vice without going to scene themselves and in this case they seem to have been deployed to the scene so they would be making dec

danielle. my favorite part of working with them was they were talking about what's happening going forward, and they talked about interns. and i assume these young women, 16, 17, were going to go find internships. no, they're looking to hire interns at that age. at that age, mentors are ready. yeah, exactly. exactly. so successful, so young. yes, exactly. inspiring to say see what they do next. and the more things they do. okay go ahead. no. go ahead. well, i was going to say because you talked about that other story with the racing in texas last year. it got too hot, too hot for solar competition, which was which was interesting. but we're going to be pretty hot here. yeah, that heat, it's just gripping so much of the west. you guys, we already went through this within the past week and we're in for round two here. of those hot temperatures that's going to surge temperatures in some spots close to 110 eventually in that 7-day forecast. let's go ahead and get a look at those temperatures right now. and this is so much better than what we had this weekend when we did get up to 110. just a nice july day out there. thankfully here from this foggy b

young people's safe in the end of its reports from them again. oh tanya was a very happy go lucky. the dale in san daniel was killed. he was celebrating a new job. the 26 year old was out with friends when he was stabbed, and black to death, the attack ending a bright future that was just on the horizon on that day. he was really, really happy and he was planning his birthday is planning a mortgage that was probably the one of the happiest days of his life. and i never saw him again. we missed him when we seemed constantly and we, we still look for in the day. and so it can feel like it only happened just today. we've never really moved on for the what keeps lane going now is promoting these medical kits that can still leading several have been installed in padding and what has some died and in other cities across the k assigned perhaps of, of why the problem. nice crime overall has been rising in england and it's this area of the west midlands that's being the most effective with the biggest rate of life crime. a census in the country. nice time is something that liam smith experienced 1st hand rental i

indeed, israel says that the rocket that killed the teens and young adults and the death toll now seems to be 11 according to daniel hagari, a spokesman for the idf but that came from a village called cheba in southern lebanon. it's about a couple of kilometers north of the border. and according to what israel describes as reliable intelligence information, hezbollah was behind it. and as you say, this was according to israel, the deadliest strike on innocent civilians inside of israel since october the seventh. and i suppose the big question now is what will the response from israel be? and then what would hezbollah's response be to that? we've already heard from israel's foreign minister, israel katz, saying in his words that we are approaching the moment of all out war in the north against hezbollah or iran. certainly there are some of the more right-wing members of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's coalition demanding that israel now, now go to all out war with hezbollah. but certainly that has not happened thus far. it's been almost ten months. and counting and it's clear if this is what is going to move, wh

bailey and daughter maria today is danielle tega was elected the 1st president of a freedom to, to rob us. the young revolutionaries immediately launched and literacy and immunization campaign. they also wanted more equitable wealth distribution, nationalizing defense, expropriating. the somoza can given gland to launch this thumbs and the called will use. that's what made the revolution so special to us. the tiny republic was a place to project out dreams, a basic cuba, without orders from above and with gross roots. democracy from been the 45 years later, it's a very different depict. ortega has moved from face it revolution you into a brutal dictator with no qualms about killing demons traces and looking up former come rates and ons. how could it come to this? the . 2 the, i'm proud that my university has decided to award an honorary doctorate to daughter maria to use me, but that probably just changed with sadness and regret. because during the re account be with us today. she's been in prison for 17 maddox. this is what i meant to see if i'd like to cite carlos fernando tomorrow. one of her clo

maybe they should specifically hear from young adults one day, just maybe to understand how much. pete, thank you so much. let's bring back danielleth, alli mccartney. alli, let me go over it with you, in some ways i had a guest yesterday said jay powell would be making a huge mistake to telegraph a rate cut next month, even though the rate wants to see it because it doesn't give him any wiggle room so to speak. what do you think? >> that may be true in terms of his optionality but i think because when you have a market that is pricing in 70 basis points, when you have half the constituencies if not more, already been a policy error, i think that's the way they have to go. i'm not surprised by where we sit right now. it would have been as he said spicy and there would have had to be a lot of sort of internal agreement and conviction within the voting members and within the fomc for them to really say anything very specific, but i can't imagine given the data and especially given the most recent data, whether we're talking about earnings from some of the companies. charles: right. >> like the mcdonald's or the starbucks of the worl

the three young girls who have died — elsie stancombe was seven, alice augiar was nine and bebe king was six. let's go live to southport and speak to bbc news home affairs coorespondent daniel i wonder if you could explain to the audience how tonight unfolded. iretell. audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood, audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood. as — audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood. as you _ audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood, as you can _ audience how tonight unfolded. ii the mood, as you can imagine in southport has been extremely sombre for two days and today was no exception as it became clear the death toll had risen to three and there was a vigil at 6pm which many members of the town went along to think, calmly and quietly and reflect on the terrible violence that happened on monday morning. but there had always been this suggestion that there would be a protest at southport mosque at 8pm and that turned out to be the case. many from out of town appeared around the mosque at hpn and it was quite quickly quite an angry crowd. they tried to throw things at the mosque and at that point when the police became involved in trying to

young people safe. none of a sudden the which results from buttoning on. oh tanya, was a very happy go lucky. the jalen san daniel was killed. he was celebrating a new job. the 26 year old was out with friends when he was stabbed, and black to death, the attack ending a bright future that was just on the horizon on that day. he was really, really happy and he was planning is where they was planning a mortgage that was probably the one of the happiest days of his life. and i never saw him again. we missed him when we seemed constantly and we, we still look for in the for the day. and so it can feel like it only happened yesterday. know we've never really moved on for the what keeps living going now is promoting these medical kids that can still bleeding. several have been installed in padding and what her son died. and in all the cities across the case. assign perhaps of a white the problem. nice crime overall has been rising in england and it's this area of the west midlands that's being the most effective with the biggest rate of life crime. a census in the country. nice time is something that liam smith's exper

daniel wozniak. >> what is going through my head is shock. this is probably a huge mistake. >> and dan has quite a story to tell when dateline continues. tell when dateline continues. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. welcome back. police believed sam herr murdered julie kibuishi in cold blood and then went on the lam. >> welcome back. police believed sam herr murder julie kibuishi in cold blood and one on the lamb. it was an all-out manhunt. detectives discovered sam's neighbor daniel wozniak my somehow be wrapped up in the mystery. now they were about to ring him in for questioning where he would make a stunning admission and change the course of the entire investigation. once again here is josh mankiewicz with final curtain. >> detectives on the hunt for their final suspects sam