danielle: go. mike: mm. danielle: whoa. matter how wealthy you are, you are vulnerable to your environment. zeke hausfather: we're really seeing the signs of warming loud and clear in the data. female: our science has shown that pollution can vary from block to block by up to 800%. todd dawson: what's really gonna probably be happening to the redwood trees is a thinning forest, a more flammable forest. male: i think climate change has its fingerprints all over these types of fires. heather cooley: there are a lot of issues when we think about sea-level rise. failing to address these issues now is only gonna make it more expensive and more difficult. raj mathai: thanks for joining us for this nbc bay area special, "climate in crisis." it's been a year in which most of our journalistic work pointed toward the pandemic or the election or racial inequality, but we are not overlooking the health of our planet.

are you daniel? -daniel: daniel. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -daniel: marcus. pleasure.eet you. -daniel: how are you? -lemonis: is this your store? daniel: this is my store, yeah. lemonis: supplying retailers like dna is a critical part of our business, but what's more important is to get feedback from the owner of the business and be good listeners and ask the right questions. what's the most popular seller of all of them? daniel: these did very well for us. that's the classic styles that are working. we call it the core of styles from them. lemonis: okay. what hasn't performed? daniel: this stuff. the seasonal stuff that they have -- you know, new products -- didn't take off like this one. lemonis: did you tell them that? daniel: i told them that. and that's why i said the classic should stay classic. and it's been working for us season after season. lemonis: staple, like the chuck taylor. daniel: exactly. this is great. you know, you could play around with the prints all day long. and if you want to create other styles, is it gonna be as successful as the classics, i

danielle: go. mike: mm. danielle: whoa.arthy and octavia spencer, how they became fast friends 25 years ago. is john cena planning a return to wrestling? and a jonas brothers fashion flashback. i bet they think twice about this look from 2007. "access hollywood" starts right now. ♪♪ welcome to the weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm scott evans. sibley scoles is gonna join us in just a bit, but we begin with some laughs courtesy of melissa mccarthy and octavia spencer. now, they star together in the new netflix movie "thunder force," playing superheroes. it is a buddy comedy with two real buddies that go way, way back. >> we've been friends for over 25 years. >> yeah. >> unreal! their bond is strong. melissa and octavia became instant friends after a performance of melissa's in the comedy troupe the groundlings. >> honey, i mean, you guys are seeing what i saw 25 years ago. i saw all of this talent 25 years ago. and you only need to see her perform once. >> i mean, we clicked from day one. i mean, she's one of the

i was asked to write a book on daniel o'connell you may have heard of him are liberator. and i had some skepticism about o'connell. but anyway, i was to put together a series of documents about him while doing my research. i came across his work as an abolitionist now you through as an irish historian. i know him as somebody who brought about catholic emancipation has some as somebody who tried to bring independence to ireland but as an abolitionist, i didn't really know him and that really intrigued me and i went on to write a whole book about daniel o'connell as an abolitionist the saddest people the sun seas and through daniel o'connell. i came to the great frederick douglass and douglas's relationship with ireland. so that's how inadvertently i came to frederick douglass. so frederick douglass fugitive slave civil rights champion, and if i can just stop by talking about things at quinnipiac this year and if you are in the vicinity, please come and visit us. we have a great hunger museum, which has the largest collection of artwork devoted to the great hunger. currentl

hale and let me add one more thing about the kind of person daniel hale is i know daniel personally. and i know that he's been struggling to work since his arrest like all of us do who wants to hire someone who's been charged with national security felonies well he got a job as a dishwasher at a restaurant here in washington d.c. and he was recently fired why was he fired because he was trying to organize the kitchen workers into a union that's how much he cares about his fellow man that no matter what the cost is to him he's willing to take that risk that's the kind of guy he is. and john do you think the 1st amendment and the freedom of the press can survive the u.s. espionage and in today's america. no not in. not as the founding fathers intended it no i don't believe that it can you know there's been this incremental whittling away especially as it relates to the espionage act since the very beginning of the obama administration remember that between the passage of the espionage act in 1917 and the an occupation of barack obama in 20093 americans were charged with espionage for s

daniel ek�*s personal fortune is around own at the club.rtune is around £3.11 billion, but at this stage, we have not had a comment from arsenal about this proposed takeover. you were at the emirates on friday night and witnessed the strength of feeling — this is bound to be well—received by the fans, isn't it? yes, some i spoke to see any involvement from the trio of the invincible is as a positive thing. they also seem to like the idea of daniel ek, given he seems to be a long—running supporter of the club, but what is clear from having spoken to the arsenal supporters trust and others is that whoever owns the club in the future, they want more fan involvement, they are looking to the fan led review to see change, real change in football's governance and the involvement of fans in the running of the clubs. arsenalfans are not alone in wanting that, but as things stand, they do see this as as things stand, they do see this as a positive. they want more dialogue with the kroenkes if they're not going to sell, because at this age the underst

algo que puede ser confuso para algunos, como daniel.travÉs de correo electrÓnico, pero que no le pudieron ayudar como Él esperaba. daniel: comuniquÉ para ver si me podÍa ayudar y solo me mandÓ un enlace para aplicar. julio: daniel nos enviÓ dos correos electrÓnicos. " buenos dÍas. la noticia dicen que ayuda para restaurantes. ¿me podrÍa ayudar? ya que en el ppp no me dieron". a eso de responden: " lamentablemente no podemos ayudarlo a solicitar este programa, ya que se ofrece a travÉs de la administraciÓn de pequeÑos negocios". es decir, no le pudieron ayudar a llenar la solicitud como daniel pensÓ que lo harÍan. ¿por quÉ la empleada no le ayudÓ a llenar la solicitud? >> lo que pasa es que ella estaba trabajando solamente en el programa de prÉstamos, pero ya con esto, yo con gusto me comunico con Él. julio: edwin aprovecho para aclarar que el proceso no es la mente contactarlos para —— no es simplemente contactarlos para que llenen su solicitud. deberÁ bajar el formulario de la pÁgina y llenar lo mÁs que pueda con toda su informaciÓn. n

women children the elderly and anybody else who happened to be on the ground this is exactly what daniel hale was warning us about that american citizens were being killed without benefit of trial that people were being killed without being charged with a crime in a court of law without facing their accusers in a court of law it's it's anarchy is really what it comes down to he warned us about that these are war crimes there are crimes against humanity so it's really great that joe biden has ended the drone program outside of combat zones but what about daniel ham. you're in an interesting position to help us kind of navigate these waters because when it comes to the law there's civilian law there's military law they don't necessarily bleed into each other very well the reason the hail cited for pleading guilty is because the espionage act charges prevent a public interest defense in other words hells lawyers were barred from arguing the need of the public to be made aware of criminal activities of the government. it was more important than his obligation if you say if you will then not

salvador: los cuatro policÍas inician la detenciÓn bajo la resistencia por parte de daniel. mientras que otro aplica su peso sobre el cuerpo. y finalmente segÚn la familia, le hacen cuatro descargas elÉctricas que no se ven en el vÍdeo. daniel queda inconsciente y cuando los servicios de rescate lo asisten, sufre un fulminante parocardiaco. [hablan en inglÉs] salvador: la madre de daniel no puede contener las lÁgrimas cuando ve este vÍdeo. >> vivir con este dolor, el extraÑarlo a Él, su presencia. [hablan en inglÉs] salvador: el abogado de la familia presentÓ una demanda acusando a los oficiales de fuerza excesiva que le causÓ la muerte a daniel. >> Él siempre estÁ esperÁndome para disfrutar el momento, tomar un cafÉ juntos. salvador: la madre y la familia esperan recibir una recompensa monetaria. la policÍa de los Ángeles nos dijo que no harÁ comentarios sobre la demanda entablada hoy en la corte federal porque la investigaciÓn aÚn no estÁ en curso. salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. patricia: estas cosas siguen pasando. quÉ tristeza. en el juicio contra el policÍa acusado de la mu

while others asking everyone to join daniels team for everyone to prayers. you know, they're working. >> believe me. they're working. so if if you don't have to know the rights as everyone pray tell everyone, you know, to pray and we're all in the fight of the community to make sure pulls through this. >> and that was gurajpal sangha reporting for us tonight. well, earlier this week daniel's parents said that he had only 24 hours to live. that daniels junior high football coach demetrius crawford says that he still fighting. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> over a week after the season started the giant finally had their home opener. and it was clear that giants fans were ready to get back in the building because even though there were only 7,000 fans there. i could hear their roars from oracle all the way down the embarcadero by our studios. so they were loud and proud today and it was a beautiful day for a game. some when us part of the charm here, at least that's what they told me. when i moved here. bryan stow threw out the first pitch.

earlier today i spoke with tony award nominated actor daniel brooks.er mahalia jackson and so much more. >> they want me to sing at carnegie hall. >> oh mahalia jackson stepping into the magic circle. >> who do you think mi. duke ellington plays it. >> i ain't to train singer, i don't belong there. >> i ain't good enough, i ain't sophisticated. >> what the heck is the magic circle. >> you are the smartest, just take one seed of what you give others, plant it in yourself. >> daniel brooks, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thanks for having me. >> are you kidding me? thank you for coming back. >> yeah, man, it's crazy because last time i was on your show i was secretly pregnant. >> i loved watching your journey of you becoming a mom. what has that been like, becoming a mom, and then the pandemic starting, now i'm a mom but i'm also in a pandemic. >> yeah, it's crazy because you know, a lot of people have suffered. and had a hard time with this pandemic. so it feels really, just not, it just feels really bad to say that it's been a blessing

danielle douglas-gabriel, did you want to respond to that? >> guest: i'm glad there call that brought up the issues come one, plus loans about 3.6 point parents with parent plus loans. is a loans the government gives to parents to help fund their children's education and the loans are interesting. the interest rate can be between six, 7% or so plus origination fees. that is pretty expensive lending even though the terms are probably in terms of the protections are better than what theyec might be you can find in the private market. wete are seeing some of the fastest-growing categories of borrowers 50d and older as well as black borrowers. black borrowers in part because not having the family resources for note to pay for college. a lot of black folks who do end up going to college borrow more and tend bar more often. that's an important thing to note. i feel like people are making decisions about the financial lies based on the idea that this debt is going to carry with them forever. i want to be clear, student loans are and can be an invest

daniel, thank ou ve fourth-quarter. daniel, thank you very much _ fourth-quarter. fourth-quarter. daniel, thank you very much for your time. | you very much for your time. thank you. now to japan, because just three months before the tokyo olympics are due to begin, the car expo has been cancelled for the first time since it started in 195a. marikojoins me now from singapore. a precursor of things to come? the fascinating thing is that the motor show was scheduled to go ahead in october but a surging covid—19 cases caused concerns and it was cancelled. 0ctober concerns and it was cancelled. october is obviously after the tokyo 0lympics, scheduled to go ahead injuly and august and even though the japanese government is expected declare a to state of emergency from sunday for tokyo and other cities, the ioc still says the games will still go ahead but the fact that the boss of kyoto, the motor show chairman, thatis kyoto, the motor show chairman, that is toyota, and one of the biggest sponsors of the olympics, and he said it is difficult to offer the programme, a saf

daniel: you see this across both parties.much focus on how we get back to economic strength of the past that there are ways in which we are failing to realize the opportunities of the future. there has been this fascinating shift against what has been a pretty strong free-trade consensus across both parties for some time. the narrative you hear now is that we have done too much trade , integrated too much with the world, and that has reinforced the policy of displaced workers. we have seen this period of rising inequality. we have been retreating from the world, in fact, and trying to retreat further will only reinforce that. tom: in honor of john williamson, everybody wants to go back to when it was cozy, would it was comfortable. what is the new washington consensus? daniel: you can see some of the outlines of this in the biden administration. much more of an attempt to have the government direct certain portions of the economy. much more focus on international competition. much more focus on what countries control differen

john kerry alco again told us that despite the consequences daniel hale feels he did what he had to do. i have to tell you when he called me a few hours ago he was surprisingly upbeat and optimistic and he he remarked about how much press this issue has been getting since he decided to plead guilty so in the end i think that he thinks that this is been worth it that americans know more about the drone program now than 8 they did 6 months ago or a year ago and even though he's likely going to go to prison it was worth it the u.s. is flying these drones or at least it was until recently that were used ostensibly to kill terrorists or would be terrorists but in reality to kill anybody who might resemble a terrorist and that included women children the elderly and anybody else who happened to be on the ground i believe that we're we're a nation of laws and we have to abide by those laws whether we like them or not if we don't like them we should change them go through the process and change them if congress has not declared war on a country we don't have a right to attack it we just can't

i actually spoke with daniel about 3 hours ago about this very subject the scary thing here is that he has pleaded guilty to one count under the espionage act but the prosecutors have not yet dismissed the remaining charges what they're doing is they're waiting to see just how severe daniel's penalty will be and they'll then decide whether or not they should they should dismiss those charges this is unlike anything i've ever seen so he really doesn't know what he's in for at sentencing on july 13th there is no affirmative defense we are prohibited by law from going into court and saying i did it but i did it for this reason and in in the case of daniel hale this was a war crime he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to say that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal the best thing to do for daniel as it was for me as it was for so many others here charged under the espionage act is to take a deal and to hope for the lightest possible sentence i have to tell you when he called me a few hours ago he was surprisingly upbeat and optimistic and he he r

daniel tannebaum joins us now.ous from your perspective of whether these sanctions were harsh and unexpected or perhaps too like given some of the potential allegations? dan: thanks, lisa. as others reported last week, the sanctions were known to be coming in response to the solar wind hack and election battling and other malign activities. what these sanctions look like were a bit unclear coming into the announcement yesterday in terms of how severe they would be. it is clear this was a proper opening salvo and no attempt for a knockout poncho. also these sanctions -- a knockout punch. also the sanctions were specific to the hacking issues. you still have nord stream 2, issues relating to alexey navalny, as well as the russian euchre -- the russian military buildup on the ukrainian border. there other issues the u.s. could push harder against on russia. i think this was a warning shot. tom: -- jonathan: seeing abounds -- lisa: seeing abounds back in the ruble gaining against the dollar. what could potentially obst

all right, danielle?, i'm already pretty public on twitter it is not about one man, it is about j&j. jerome and janet. my hashtag. very much on the record, those two can do more damage than you can shake a stick at. >> by the way, joe, a lot of people taking credit for v-shaped recovery. i will tip my hat to you and trump administration. you did remarkable job. let's go to chairman powell at the federal reserve. >> achieving monetary policy goals congress has given us, maximum employment and price stability. today my colleagues on the fomc and i kept interest rates near zero and maintained our-sizeable asset purchases. these measures, along with our strong guidance on interest rates and on our balance sheet, will insure that monetary policy will continue to deliver pourerful support to the economy until the recovery is complete. widespread vaccinations, along with unprecedented fiscal policy actions are also providing strong support to to the recovery. since the beginning of the year indicators of economi

. >> and daniel kaluuya winning and doing it in style. >> and daniel kaluuya rocking the tux. >> it'sazing. >> and it's never a bad idea to think pink on the red carpet. >> coleman domingo. i mean my jaw dropped in a good way. >> oh, absolutely, bold, fuchsia, versace moment. that is versace's iconic colors. he killed it. >> on the other end of the spectrum? >> i know crocs have had a huge year, and he went with gold. but i'm sorry, i'm going to get a little flak for this, but i think crocs need to stay home. >> my favorite has to be the versace fuchsia suit. and sequins took 150 hours to embroider. >> i'm sure that was heavy, too. >> great job, sir. >> thank you, thank you! >>> this morning on "world news now," hollywood's biggest night, unlike any other before. the pandemic oscars meant a smaller crowd and different venue. regina king opening the show with a nod to social justice. >> if things had gone differently in minneapolis i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. >> a diverse group of winners. plus, anthony hopkins' first win in nearly 30 years. we're live from holl

now friends and family of daniel hughes are honoring him. but when the shot has more on the emotional ceremony. >> the late last night or some. passed away. >> dijon news says his 17 year-old son daniel hughes, a senior and star athlete from band in high school passed away from gunshot injuries. fairfield police say daniel was in a car with 18 year-old james williams and another teenager on easter sunday when williams fired a gun hitting daniel, i just want to say that. >> we love them. we're proud of them. and we just want to keep his legacy in his name alive. >> we're extremely heartbroken devastated for the past 2 weeks we've been on terrible roller coaster, i thank you for all the support from all that friends and family behind to help us get to this point in time. >> we live in fairfield. this is sacramento. these people came at the drop of a dime just to be here to give daniel his last walk. so he could go ahead give life to some more people for all those who didn't know danny. >> you know, they wish they did because he was that kind o

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and we'll talk about spotify daniel ek and hear about what he says about throwing his hat in the ring to purchase that european football club the opening bell coming up in about 20 minutes (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. >>> boeing shares look to open down, about 1.5% this morning, let's get to phil lebeau who joins us with ceo dave calhoun hey, phil. >> thank you, carl let's bring in dave. dave, let's talk about the quarter. sixth straight quarterly loss. 1.53 a share was the loss. worse than the street was expecting but you put out a memo to your employees as soon as the numbers came out and you said in that memo you believe that this is an inflection point, 2021 is an inflection point. why do you believe that? and why do you think that you are, and i'm not trying to put words in your mouth but starting to turn the corner here? >> yeah, well, phil, first, it's good to be with you. i do

daniel: thank you for having me, it has been a great day for us. i would like to say thank you to our team. they have done wonderful. this is a great moment of celebration and joy. emily: talk to us about what uipath actually does. what software robot do you actually have? what paths are they automating? daniel: we are an enterprise software company that helps enterprises to automate manual, repetitive business processes. we have an annual approach that emulates human users like self-driving car is able to amulet human drivers. we can automate most of the manual repetitive tasks. invoices, processing orders, transactions and so on. we have quan -- we have done quite a lot of work to help our customers during the pandemic. we have cut waiting lines. we were able to cut the waiting time from three minutes to 15 seconds. >> what does this mean for jobs, daniel? does this mean more workers someday will be out of a job because of software like this? daniel: we believe that this is a technology that actually adds jobs. if you look at the linkedin profile

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danielle, i want to go back to friday.ously well above consensus. maybe whisper numbers are higher. there are other implications. you always pick up on them like long-term unemployment. we have issues that will have impact on the economy, maybe the market. what are you seeing as far as the total recovery? by the way i think gives the fed even more room to be aggressive if they want to? >> absolutely, charms. when it comes to people out of the workforce 27 weeks or longer that is big poke call point not for jay powell but janet yellen. people out of work are being paid so much t makes no mathematical sense to go back. small businesses are suffering, they can't bring employees back. in the background fed will focus on long-term unemployment it will act as a drag on inflation. that why they continue to maintain this transitory narrative. bear in mind 2011 you had 3% cpi print. 2015 is popped back down to .7%. the fed is paying attention to that recent episode, we're going to stand pat even if cpi print is hot. charles: phil,

kennedy: complete the greatly greatly, daniel take us home.ows and butterflies. and they can blast republicans are being opposed it rainbows and butterflies great questions play a game of semantics and let's not solve the problem. we were not talking about immigration for a long time because things were getting better at the board approved all biden had to do was not mess it up or he messed it up. this is totally on him. so far i don't know president trump really solved our border issues either. >> we are fixing it we're getting better. support presidents have both houses that he felt something like immigration not healthcare. you guys did a great job daniel, michael, and matt welch. coming up. >> thank you. i new push to bust up big tech companies in the name of free speech. but our lawmakers working against your best interest? and could this still hurt the free market. free market. more than free speech ♪♪ [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: here we go, let's do this. ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, right there. [sfx: revving trucks] p

daniel sandford, bbc news.on to let 3,500 fans watch the event in person as part of a trial by the dutch government. it will be staged at an arena in rotterdam in mid may and everyone attending will need a negative covid test. however, this event could be scaled down if there is a surge in coronavirus infections. the announcement follows a similar trial involving 1,500 fans at a music festival near amsterdam in march. i spoke to daniel pashley, a eurovision fan who said he is surprised this has been announced as he assumed it would go ahead without an audience. i must say, i was quite surprised — i actually received an e—mail today from the organisers — well, from the ticket sellers — letting me know about this news, because i was actually assuming that the contest was going to go ahead without an audience. most of the countries who are taking part held a national final to select their song earlier this year and those all went ahead pretty much with no audiences and so, i think everyone was pretty much assuming

joining us daniel and jeff, office of the new book, commuter, former intelligence officer and journalist who uncovered to police america. i read the whole book, i couldn't get enough of it. i was impressed by the depth is a reporter by the deaths, uncovering things that no one else could. daniel is a nonfiction tv producer and writer for nearly 20 years of experience covering a wide variety across multiple platforms, writing and producing episodes of cnbc financial crime documentaries supervising how far weekly program, a former journalist ranging from los angeles times. jeff and his 33 years at the st. peter's side, now tampa bay side, editor and investigative reporter before retiring in 2012, is named best reporter in the tampa bay area twice and nominated for the pulitzer prize five times. now at work on a book exploring the mysterious life of his brilliant younger brother, the great american novel inspired students around the globe to uncover darkness before taking his life in vietnam in 2019. jeff spoke about his little brother, the search of the star shone brighter. you can ask que

daniel newman. i just got off the phone with ruth porat, who talked about how this is a broad-based recovery. but, in talking about what changes of behavior will last, she said we think it is too early to forecast the extent to which changes -- the pace of recovery very different around the world. what is your take on these results? daniel: the results are very strong. i think that was a conservative response. the numbers really blew out what was expected. there was about an $11 billion beat on the ad business. we are starting to see companies raising spend and advertising. not just the industries that have been strong through the pandemic, but we are starting to see things like travel and hospitality come back. you are seeing busier hotels, you can't get a rental car. there is a lot of momentum going on. i think as a whole in the ad business, it is a conservative outlook. alphabet does not really do guidance. i think that is probably the safest response especially in cases where momentum does not c

from moscow thanks for joining us on the weekly here not international on daniel hawkins wherever you are today welcome to the program. the e.u. this week has been struggling to revive public trust in the astra zeneca covert vaccine it's one of the 2 leading jobs being used across those 27 nations but after initially claiming the shot was entirely safe european regulators are now saying severe blood clots should be lifted as a rare side effect we asked people in italy and france how they view the mixed signals. i know you want to be there are other vaccines so i cannot see the reason to focus only on astra zeneca if it has problems there are very rare but there are problems it would you know for certain age groups should be restricted i personally wouldn't take it i understand that it can be an advantage for the community but if something goes wrong you could get from basis and then the personal advantage vanishes. for me there is a risk since it has been shown there are people who have unfortunately died after getting vaccinated it a point to do something the risk is low in their bes

thank you so much for inviting us >> of course now daniel, you don't have the typical silicon valley you grew up, started the company in romania and once said no to a billion dollars from massa sun what is the capital going to allow you to do today that it wouldn't have earlier on in the unipath story? >> we have a vision to accelerate human achievement this capital is going to help us to continue in our vision to invest heavily into research and development into our go to market and i believe that we can build generational company that will completely shape the way people work. >> right and, you know, cloud ware, software, excuse me and cloud listings have been hot over the last year or so. notably you guys priced this ipo lower than your last private valuation which was about $5 billion higher than your ipo price set yesterday. i'm seeing your latest range between 62 and $64, a 14% premium. talk a little bit about the thinking were you worried about leaving money on the table pursuing a traditional ipo when many companies these days are looking at direct listings >> well, we though

chloe zhao con an award, and daniel cay will will kaluuya myn oscar and a beat down from his momma on same night. >> and the oscar goes to daniel kaluuya. ( cheers and applause ) >> we're going to celebrate life, man. we're breathing, walking, it's incredible. it's incredible. like it's incredible. my mom, my dad, they had sex! it's amazing. i'm here, you know what i mean? so i'm so happy to be alive. so i'm going to celebrate that tonight. >> trevor: ah, ah, ah u did he say "sex" in front of his african america? forget saying my parents had sex, just to say sex in front of african parents will be instantly rewarded by an ass whooping of monumental proportions people. you can't say sex in front of african parents. the only reason she didn't whip daniel's ass right there is because there were too many white people in attendance. she's probably saying, mm-hmm, when we get home, daniel -- that's the only reason black parents won't beat you in public. my mom would look around and count, saying, one too many for you. that's the only reason i'm staying in america. all the white people make

by law from going into court and saying i did it but i did it for this reason and in the case of daniel hale this was a war crime he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to say that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal the best thing to do for daniel as it was for me as it was for so many others here charged under the espionage act is to take a deal and to hope for the lightest possible sentence the decision that was made early on even before joe biden was inaugurated to pursue the appeal against julian his son it was that decision that made it clear that joe biden was going to pursue national security leaks just like barack obama did and just like donald trump did after him. developments this past sunday blackout at an underground nuclear site in iran is being described as an act of terrorism by government officials that the times facility suffered an outage earlier on sunday a day after the president unveiled a new set of advanced centrifuges for faster uranium enrichment a major in israel say the incident was caused by a cyber attack by the isr

in prison for blowing the whistle on washington's targeted drone assassination program last week daniel hale pleaded guilty to transmit ink and retaining national defense information using the espionage act in this way to prosecute journalists sources and spies childes newsgathering and discourages sources from coming forward with information in the public interest particularly when it relates to national security where government secrecy is at its height these documents detail the secret unaccountable process for targeting and killing people around the world including u.s. citizens through drone strikes there are vital public importance and the related to their disclosure is protected by the 1st amendment. hale was an intelligence analyst during the administration and identified targets for kill and capture the us government went after him when he disclosed documents to the intercept for its dirty wars project in 2042 years ago heyl was arrested and charged with violating the espionage act and other related offenses he pleaded guilty to one count of leaking classified information 4 oth

we are back with kentucky attorney general daniel cameron.al cameron, i want to ask you about the actions that you have taken against this administration, particularly as it relates to taxes and your ability to cut tax as well as the cancellation of the xl pipeline. first, let's talk voting rights. here is stacy abrams with senator john cornyn. watch this. >> voter id, sometimes it's racist, sometimes it's not racist. >> the intent always matters, sir and that is the point of this conversation. that is the point of the jim he crow narrative. that jim crow did not simply look at the activities, it looked at the intent, it looked at the behavior and targeted behaviors that were disproportionately used by people of color. maria: as you know, ag cameron, the democrats are making election integrity a civil rights issue. this week florida governor ron de santis said his state will sue if hr1 is passed, probably win. what can you do in kentucky, given you have a democrat governor? >> well, maria, i think it's sad and unfortunate that you hear those

having both of my children, two very young children, "daniel tiger" is on because they learn so muchotional thing that young children have to go through, daniel has a song associated with that. ♪ daniel: take a deep breath ♪ (inhales deeply) ♪ and count to four. ♪ ♪ hilty: pbs is the jewel of television and i feel like we're all better off for having it in our lives. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: gaining ground. a strong jobs report shows signs of hope for an economic recovery. then, changing styles. new laws across the country try to combat racial discrimination based on how you wear your hair. >> it really clarifies that natural hair discrimination, in all forms, constitutes race discrimination. >> woodruff: and, it's friday. david brooks and jonathan capehart consider president biden's new infrastructure plan, and major league baseball's reaction to georgia's new voting law. all that and more, on tonight's

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every major emotional thing that young children have to go through, daniel has a song associated withdeep breath ♪ (inhales deeply) ♪ and count to four. ♪ ♪ hilty: pbs is the jewel of television and i feel like we're all better off for having it in our lives. ♪ judy: good evening. i am judy woodruff. tonight, gaining ground, a strong jobs report showing hope for an economic recovery. changing styles, new laws try to combat racial discrimination based on how you wear your hair. it clarifies that discrimination in all forms is discrimination. judy: it is friday. david brooks and capehart considered the new infrastructure plan. mlb reaction to the new voting law in georgia. all that and more tonight

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