. >> why daniel out of all people?ne of the sweetest kids i've ever met. >> her husband was rushed to the emergency room for surgery. >> i was just in total shock. >> you get a call that this is been another murder. >> correct. >> a man knocked on the door, said are you marc angelucci. then just started shooting. >> we were expecting to link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> i just thought this is crazy. nobody safe. >> i had a feeling that the person probably wanted me. >> it's personal. >> this was revenge? >> most assuredly, yes. >> that someone would come to my door and take my only child -- it's unfathomable. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". now esther salas was a proud mother. she and her husband had just spent the weekend celebrating their son's birthday. as the festivities wrapped up, they showed a beautiful moment filled with love. then, heat shattered everything. investigators questioned if the attack was part of some bigger plot, and raced to unlock the mystery before the colo

i love it. finally, daniel made it happen. he travelled a saudi arabia with his co pilot and his wife. i. oh, horrible. yeah, yeah. before the agenda, now you're not the 4 days we got through all the administrative and technical checks, but everything has to be perfect. many people ask me what you do when your sugar level goes down in the car. yeah, i can't let it get to that point little. i need to control it all day in a little apart from driving pilots, im jumping june and stones dodging everything that comes towards us such as camels . we have to pay special attention to our travelling companion diaby. hey, why allow the other than me then it was time for a 1st taste of the da cars, many challenges after a year of prep nerves and tension. daniel and his co driver, jorge were at the prologue and raring to go today we have nothing special. we go up and test in the vacation, 5 kilometers that we arrive here at the beginning of the exit button though there. okay. okay, so everything's clear and kind of state where you come on,

daniel train hard at valencia in order to be ready for the race. he was guided by a laugher old siena who has trained some of the world's best motor sport, athens yet and my most demanding res. so we have to focus a lot on nutrition and energy expenditure because the same food doesn't work for diabetics, but from the other because he was as an oil assembler, that on these project helps us because there's not much research about how to manage diabetes and hyper foreman, sport lab, if you want to spread this data, so all diabetic athletes have the information, just preparing for that cars, a mammoth task which takes a whole year, daniel needed to find funding for the car dreams and get the car competition ready . or they were thought he is in the budget for the last year. and it's crazy cartooning. international licenses. what a return trip to marcell driver registrations. yeah. is 22000 euros. then the spare parts and tuning what's up more than a $150000.00 euros. per year, when the project started, no one gave us a penny, and no one believed that a

daniel train hard at valencia in order to be ready for the race. he was guided by a laugher old siena who has trained some of the world's best motors board athens yet, but most demanding res. so we have to focus a lot on nutrition and energy expenditure because the same food doesn't work for diabetics. but from the i think i see was as an all assembly that on these project helps us because there's not much research about how to manage diabetes in high performance sport lab if you want to spread this data. so all diabetic athletes have the information just preparing for that cars, a mammoth task, which takes a whole year, daniel needed to find funding for his de carr dreams and get the car competition ready. or they were thought he is it because the budget for the last year and its crazy cartooning international license is what? a return trip to marcia driver, registrations. yeah. is 22000 euros. then the spare parts and tuning what that more than a $150000.00 euros per year. when the project started. no one gave is a penny law and no one believed t

a lot of them are good. finally, daniel made it happen. he travelled a saudi arabia with his co pilot and his wife ah horribly that i'm not getting it out before the jetta now. after 4 days we got through all the administrative and technical checks, but everything has to be perfect. but many people ask me what you do when your sugar level goes down in the car. yes, i can let you get to that point little. i need to control it all day in a law apart from driving pilots im jumping june and stones dodging everything that comes towards us which is camel's. we have to pay special attention to our travelling companion diaby. hey, why allow the other than me then it was time for a 1st taste of the da cars, many challenges after a year of prep, nerves and tension. daniel and his co driver, jorge were at the prologue and raring to go. today we have nothing special. we go up and test in litigation 5 kilometers that we arrive here at the beginning of the exit button. no there. okay. okay, so everything's clear and kind of state where you come on. let'

daniel and his co driver, jorge were at the prologue and raring to go. today we have nothing special. we go up and test and navigation 5 kilometers than we arrive here at the beginning of the exit button there. okay. okay, so everything's clear. i kind of state radio. come on, let's go for it. valuable on them. now i just have to check the pump because it's hiding here. i want to see that everything is okay, but you want us to launch the sweat that takes a lot of luck on, so we have to keep an eye on it while it, okay. blood glucose is perfect. we have to charge the battery to nadia. alrighty, let's go. ah ah ah, well, my very important my why is very important. she knows my diabetes inside out. i mean i'm having her by my side gives me a lot of security. she checks the insulin while traveling or repairing the car. she refreshes, everything changes. my pattern gives me fresh insulin. she's amazing. le, highly recommend them is that we get a lot of messages that children are doing things that he didn't dream of for him. yeah, that's very flattering to see

daniel, many thanks, daniel sandford at _ thanks, daniel sandford at new scotland yard. aid to ukraine — the largest aid package since russia invaded. earlier, the us secretary of state antony blinken warned food is being used as a weapon of war. there are 20 million tonnes of food piled up in ukraine because of the invasion and the us is calling for russia to allow ships to leave black sea ports including 0desa with food and fertiliser supplies. caroline davis is there, she sent this report. ukraine's wheat helps to feed the world, but while its black sea ports remain closed, much of it is beyond the world's reach. over 3,000 tons of grain fill yuriy�*s warehouse, but because of the issues transporting it out of the country, no—one wants to buy it. translation: i don't know - who in the world to ask for help. we would like to be helped to sell this grain at any price, as long as the people don't go hungry. i think that all western countries should help us. you need to bang your fist on the table, open the ukrainian ports, stop the russian invasion and take out this grai

is he may be at the very start of his career by jake daniels is already career byjake daniels is alreadye his first—team debut for blackpool earlier this month. today he became the first professional in the british men's game for more than 30 years to come out publicly as gay. it’s game for more than 30 years to come out publicly as gay-— out publicly as gay. it's been such a lona out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of— out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and i've - out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and i've just l a long time of lying and i'vejust processed and processed every day of how i want to do it, when i want to do it. the day i told my mum and my sister, the day after i scored four so itjust shows how much of a weight off the show it was a massive relief, and lying all the time, it has been a struggle, but i feel i am ready to be myself, be free and be co

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

jake daniels today and feel a _ who see the name jake daniels today and feel a lot — who see the namei and feel a lot more confident and happy_ and feel a lot more confident and happy about— and feel a lot more confident and happy about themselves. - in the premier league newcastle sprung a surprise result to dent arsenal's hopes of champions league qualification with a 2—0 win at st james' park. craig templeton reports. looking at newcastle's league position, you'd say they have nothing left to play for the season. looking at saintjames is part, you'd have to disagree. it's been a party on tyneside ever since they became one of the richest clubs in the world — not the welcome arsenal would've wanted with champions league football on the line. if that helps to create nerves for arsenal's young side, it was showing. aaron ramsdell not doing much to calm things down. though when alan sam x—men went on one of his runs, ramsdell was the only one who could stop him. newcastle getting close, which meant back to the drawing board at half—time for mikel arteta. whatever was written done had d

daniel: thank you for having me.hil: germany's political parties have agreed to increase the defense fund by $100 billion as chancellor scholz wants to modernize forces. they have been underfinanced and underequipped. his deal gets around budgeting roles to meet nato spending goals. olaf scholz says the funding arrangements mean germany will make a greater contribution to european security. >> it will be strengthened, able to fulfill the defense mission better than before and able to make its contributions to nato to defend ourselves against attacks at any time. phil: here is dw correspondent leonie von hammerstein explaining why this $100 billion euro fun for germany's army is so significant. leonie: it was a significant change. germany has spent infamously little money on its defense over the past few decades. nato allies are demanding germany meet its nato obligations and raise defense spending above 2% of its gdp. officials have been complaining for years that germany is unable to defend its country, is neglectin

daniele: we have a slightly more nuanced view.e way, at this point, we are moderately, marginally overweight equities, over credit, over low yielding government bonds. one of our equity overweight is in emerging markets. we are staying away from europe at the moment. before, you talked about the beta flow. i think one pressure point when it comes to the probability of recession is actually in europe, so we would not have, we would not agree to that position just yet. manus: the other dynamic is about china. we have got this political fracturing at the top between lee and xi. we have an economic slowdown, the worst since 2020, according to lee you worry about. policy mistakes, yet you think we will find our way through. what is it that will define for you, from a macro strategy point of view, that is a reentry moment, a moment to rebuild strategic positions in china, whether it's china tech, china builders, wherever it is that you see the biggest opportunity? daniele: ok, sure. we have positions in asia and by extension, china as w

i will start with you, daniel. -- danielle.anielle: when you look at the language, these justices are very smart and very well prepared. there is nothing as explicit as we agree to never overturn roe versus wade. i think the discussion in the confirmation hearings is more about precedent. do you respect precedent? do you respect almost a half century of precedent in roe, knowing there is a very small list of cases that are as important as roe that have been overturned? that is more the question and that is where at least in my view, listening to the confirmation hearings, especially of justice kavanaugh and justice amy coney barrett and justice gorsuch, it was clear they said we recognize that roe is the law and that roe has been in place for almost half a century, and that is where i take issue of whether they are really respecting precedent. if you don't respect precedent in that way, not saying it can't ever be overturned but if it is simply a couple lines, you disagree, you believe the original decision was egregiously wron

i will start with you, daniel. -- danielle.ielle: when you look at the language, these justices are very smart and very well prepared. there is nothing as explicit as we agree to never overturn roe versus wade. i think the discussion in the confirmation hearings is more about precedent. do you respect precedent? do you respect almost a half century of precedent in roe, knowing there is a very small list of cases that are as important as roe that have been overturned? that is more the question and that is where at least in my view, listening to the confirmation hearings, especially of justice kavanaugh and justice amy coney barrett and justice gorsuch, it was clear they said we recognize that roe is the law and that roe has been in place for almost half a century, and that is where i take issue of whether they are really respecting precedent. if you don't respect precedent in that way, not saying it can't ever be overturned but if it is simply a couple lines, you disagree, you believe the original decision was egregiously wrong,

yes, lyudmila is ready to find out the result of her genetic examination with daniel, ready.ult show that you are not older daniel's grandmother, you will seek a meeting with the younger one and go through an examination with him. yes, i invite professor sergey kiselev, doctor of biological sciences, to the studio. if lyudmila has a chance to take daniel from the shelter under her care, or a genetic examination will refute their relationship, this means that the official grandmother and grandson are strangers to each other. people will find out immediately after a very short advertisement. watch today at 19:00 the new members of nato, the general secretaries, promised to warmly accept finland, which was answered in the kremlin republics, as in the lpr, celebrate the eighth anniversary of the proclamation of independence and what statements were made, see tonight at 19:00, and on the application website already now plus the new season on sunday at 20:30 on ntv pentalgin is the number one remedy for spasm and inflammation pain with periodic female head and other types. bentalgi

daniel, many thanrs- let's go — all come out in court. daniel, many thanks. court. daniel, many thanks. let's go to westminster . all come out in court. daniel, many| thanks. let's go to westminster and chris is there for us. possibility again of more images being revealed this week and of course that report coming out by sue gray. how do you assess the prime minister's position now? ., , ., , ., now? tonight very few conservative mps will be — now? tonight very few conservative mps will be comfortable _ now? tonight very few conservative mps will be comfortable seeing - now? tonight very few conservative i mps will be comfortable seeing these images. very few will hurtle towards cameras to defend them. it's worth dwelling on the power of the image. it's one thing knowing about a gathering or a party and we knew about this, it's quite another seeing an image orfour images of actually taking place. the question is, the extent to which this changes people's mines, changes conservative mps' minds about borisjohnson and his future. myjudgment tonight is i don't t

daniels needs all the support of the law the _ daniels needs all the support of the law.bound — last one. statistically there are bound to — last one. statistically there are bound to be many, many gay footballers in the 4—5 leagues of the professional football community. statistically there is bound to be, so i'd _ statistically there is bound to be, so i'd love — statistically there is bound to be, so i'd love to think this will give them _ so i'd love to think this will give them the — so i'd love to think this will give them the courage to do it as well. and once — them the courage to do it as well. and once you get the numbers and it's quite _ and once you get the numbers and it's quite normal and ordinary, all the novelty— it's quite normal and ordinary, all the novelty will go away and everybody can get back to playing football — everybody can get back to playing football. �* , ., ., ., ., football. let's move onto the front .ae. football. let's move onto the front -a~e of football. let's move onto the front page of guardian _ football. let's move onto the front pa

daniel had his own personal phone.her , called, she did not answer even once during this time. and why is that, because she doesn’t have a motherboard, she doesn’t have a drop, e compassion experiences she called, all friends are all friends. uh, and she did not answer anyone, then pdn called her only then she they wrote that uh, your husband died. she appeared. and then her first question was about property on the day when she, having learned about the death of her son, was also inadequately lethargic, sat, staring blankly at one point. so maybe she was so worried that she didn’t want to communicate with anyone, she says that this is not an experience. it is joy, liberation. i think when the funeral service was held, for example, she stood, just not uttering, not mucus and mumps. she was just sewing up the gum, she was wearing some bright clothes. this is what, well maybe through a few days, she came to the realization that her third day had died, when i invited her to visit the children to visit the children. childre

power will remember daniel enriquez. and he didn't suffer and live through so much to die like that. >> reporter: and alarming data out of the fbi today revealing active shooter incidents nationwide increased over 50% last year compared to 2020 lester >> emilie, thank you for that >>> in 60 seconds, the scathing report claiming southern baptist leaders stonewalled allegations of clergy sexual abuse time and time again >>> back now with the explosive new report involving sexual abuse within the nation's largest protestant denomination leaders of the southern baptist convention found to have mishandled allegations over two decades. we get more on all this now from anne thompson >> reporter: this is the reckoning hannah-kate williams wanted when she and others asked the southern baptist convention for third party investigation of sexual abuse >> do you feel vindicated by the report >> in a lot of ways, yes. >> reporter: she's suing the sbc for failing to take action against her father who she says sexually abused her starti

daniel di simone. part _ could become quite turbulent. daniel di simone.part of _ could become quite turbulent. daniel di simone. part of the _ could become quite turbulent. daniel di simone. part of the conclusion - could become quite turbulent. daniel di simone. part of the conclusion of. di simone. part of the conclusion of the police's investigation into lockdown breaches and government, it emerged that sue gray, the senior civil servant whose conducted the inquiry, wants to name servants who broke the rules. the metropolitan police has not identified publicly in the of the 83 individuals who have been fined. sue gray is expected to publish her report and week. is that a sense of relief? borisjohnson was certainly upbeat at a factory in wales today, keen to be seen getting on with it. we'll help people as much as he can. but he can't escape the fact he's the first sitting prime minister to have found to have broken the law. 126 fines were issued for repeated gatherings at the heart of his government, though he only got one. i continue to apologise for

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hey, danielle. >> reporter: hey, guys. i am so excited.you to some of my new best friends. we had such a fun time last night. i'm going to tell you about the big surprise ride, all coming up but first i got to show you this crazy video. this is a whale shark, look how large it was. this is off the gulf coast of florida, and that guy is a little too excited, i think. if you're thinking about cooling down going to a beach which is a good thing to do because it will be so hot this weekend, i will tell you water temperatures are cool up in cape cod. in the 50s. speaking of the heat, it will be hot for the eastern half of the country today. high temperatures in the triple digits from basically texas, oklahoma all the way up into kansas. that's a look at what's lisa: looking up to low clouds. visibility reduced. partly cloudy skies today. today is the coolest day out of the memorial weekend. the warmer weather arrives, unfortunately, after the holiday. receipt to windy. warm and windy for sunday. >>> and now we are headed back across the pond fo

and daniel, a very good morning to you. let me start, really, with what we've just heard from sara sidner and inside that mariupol steel complex. as we've been looking in the last 24 to 48 hours, it's been completely battered and decimated by russian military. how do you see this playing out? >> reporter: well, the russians clearly would like to take the azovstal steel plant before may 9th. it seems that putin would like to announce victory on may 9ette and the last remaining part of mariupol that the russians haven't taken yet is this steel plant. so, they look as though they're trying really hard to make that happen, so putin on may ninth can say that the russians now have completed the takeover of the land bridge that will link donetsk to crimea. but as you reported, they're having a very hard time and it's not at all clear that by may 9th they'll have made progress and have completed that operation. >> and, you know daniel, i was speaking to the ceo of the azovstal steel plant, i would say probably about two weeks ago n

i worry that i have not said enough about channel -- daniel chester french. he started this statue process with a 12 inch i model in clay, just out of the depths of his imagination, to create -- and he made very few changes as it expanded from a one foot model to a three foot model to a seven foot enlargement and i am ultimately carved by italian immigrants in the bronx named the peter really brothers. this was created in chester wood, his beautiful studio in the berkshires open to the public, open early this year because of this centennial, a wonderful place to visit. you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more pho

danielle, danielle logan schultz. although we'll need to move, did you want to move to grad wanted to stay, legible to be what's what? well, there's a bunch of stuff with the new bill to watch was a bunch of yet, but i'm real stories. i'm grab your life. just you to put it with the deal. sure. still with the wife. she'll speech show presence. then you push me. i need to order a question. really, melissa for, but i want to cough show, explain, just throw a choice, not a school bus was, can you will, you would be interested in participating, but it would be to minutes and your number. and i was fucked up. everything was listed just to know, crowns come in, your solution is to invoke, you will be a line dying and what's up with ah ah ah, ah. by silly browser of bony, highly placed with ukrainian intelligence and who had recently left the country, managed to smuggle out some documents. they proved that my dance leaders had started planning the use of force against the rebel regions. once they came to power, they were not

on monday, the footballer jake daniels made a name for himself and not for any exploits on the pitch.s sports editor dan roan reported. some will be surprised that in this day and age, a player revealing their sexuality has made so many headlines. but others believe this is truly a historic moment for football, despite the issues that it continues to confront. jake daniels�* statement and the media coverage of it was widely applauded, with stigma base tweeting... but as dan roan suggested, others questioned whether the publicity around his coming out was appropriate or helpful. here's tris bianconero. well, we put those points to bbc news, and they told us... bbc two's politics live on tuesday featured as a guest the leader of the reclaim party, actor laurence fox. one of the subjects under discussion — culture wars. the implementation of all of this, of gender theory, of critical race theory in our schools and institutions, is appalling. and actually... why is it appalling? because you don't. .. because children are not racists, and you don't teach a child, you don't teach a child. a

i worry that i have not said enough about channel -- daniel chester french. he started this statue process with a 12 inch i model in clay, just out of the depths of his imagination, to create -- and he made very few changes as it expanded from a one foot model to a three foot model to a seven foot enlargement and i am ultimately carved by italian immigrants in the bronx named the peter really brothers. this was created in chester wood, his beautiful studio in the berkshires open to the public, open early this year because of this centennial, a wonderful place to visit. you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more pho

my name is daniel and i are from eritrea. _ your story. my name is daniel and i are from eritrea.e from eritrea. i came here in 2015 _ are from eritrea. i came here in 2015 i— are from eritrea. i came here in 2015 iwas— are from eritrea. i came here in 2015. i was pleased with a foster family— 2015. i was pleased with a foster family for— 2015. i was pleased with a foster family for three years. and then i moved _ family for three years. and then i moved to— family for three years. and then i moved to an independent house and i went to _ moved to an independent house and i went to university. i am studying business — went to university. i am studying business management, second year. you reach _ business management, second year. you reach the uk and a lorry. what was that like? it you reach the uk and a lorry. what was that like?— was that like? it was horrible, it was that like? it was horrible, it was dangerous _ was that like? it was horrible, it was dangerous and _ was that like? it was horrible, it was dangerous and it _ was that like? it was horrible, it was dangerous and it

have given them i, daniel, we start with a piece kicks in listy. i would love to what is common when you, when you might just my listing cause of when your story along the end of the one with the little bit because it in your story. my me. so usually could we for sure what's going to cause a good you. the story of dunbar residents being victims of russian propaganda is gaining momentum at the state level. this point of view is still popular, particularly with militants in the ukrainian nationalist volunteer battalions of symptom of lawns given scope with it. you should just know what since you know from when you mostly do and you could cut them you wish up for me. mostly, i am going to get a lot more. i think those are the one you are the most about it. there's no need for the other one and focus it's justin, moth from, from william was usefulness. emotional was when you question your fellow going from some of those a little bit of source, you push jamica total storage way, but if you can for storage is i wanted to refresh our listen. if you look,

he good is i wanna get him dalia, gigi, danielle, danielle logan. sure not that will need to move to georgia. move to grad wanted to stay, legible to be what's, what long as a bunch of stuff. what did you put me to move to come close, then you will to watches a bunch of them through real stories. i'm grab your my just you to put it with the job. sure. still with the wife. she'll speak. she'll buy seats. then you push me. i need to do a lesson. believe me a but i wanted to cough sho, explain to throw a choice. not a school bus was, can you be interested in participating, but it would be to minutes and your number and i was fucked up. everything was list system really no crimes, community from a little a of my dying and what's happening with ah, need to come to the russian state. total narrative. i've stayed as i'm calling those landscape div us. mm hm. then i can also send up for a group in the city, probably. okay, so mine is 2 bottles speeding one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today and

daniel, thank you. daniel sandford.ching coronavirus rules, have had their fines overturned in court. the law firm nicholls & nicholls says it has successfully defended all but two of 25 such cases in the last 18 months. post office workers are staging a one—day strike about pay, affecting 114 branches around the uk. members of the communications workers union say their wages were frozen in 2021, and that this year's offer of a 2% increase was "exceptionally poor" because of inflation. the post office said the vast majority of its branches were operating as usual. ben stokes hopes the ups and downs of his career will help him make a success of the test captaincy. he was announced asjoe root�*s successor last week. and this morning, he's been talking to the press for the first time. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. yeah, ithink yeah, i think we are already experiencing the ben stokes effect, judging _ experiencing the ben stokes effect, judging by the amount of interest in the media _ judging by the amount of

. >> reporter: that is marty daniel, founder of daniel defense, which authorities say made one of the weapons used by the uvalde shooter around his 18th birthday. and which posted this provocative image of a toddler a week before the slaughter. >> it is morally unconscionable. i'm shocked but not surprised that somebody is doing this. of course they are because they can and they can make money doing it, but they need to stop. they need to either like shame them into stopping or legislate or regulate them into stopping. >> reporter: the company took that image down and yet daniel defense is a small firearms company with a big knack for headlines. >> my family's safety is my highest priority. >> reporter: for example when the nfl refused this daniels ad for the super bowl because it promoted guns, marty turned the rejection into an avalanche of attention. >> the majority of the super bowl fans have the same values that we have at daniel defense. and that is we believe in protecting our families. >> reporter: gun control activists say the company is clearly going after younger customers

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ah, daniel ellsberg, thank you so much for joining me on up front. thank you for having a large part of your life's work has been committed to not only raising awareness about the dangers of nuclear weapons, but also the money behind them. in 2020 is the pandemic raged the 9 nuclear weapons . states collectively spent an estimated $72000000000.00 on nuclear weapons. and we're now living in a time when the danger of nuclear war, of course, has spite. where does this leave the movement for nuclear disarmament given how much money is that play? and all of this what was kept us from having any real effect on reducing the danger of nuclear war all these years? no one was quite effective in helping stop the above ground testing and even the underground testing eventually. but in other respects i, it really hasn't been very effective. and i don't think the movement was as conscious as it should be of the money behind judging the effect that had on congress. they really acted as so. it was just a question what people want, which, which tool void nuclear war

and i just started screaming from the top of my lungs, "daniel, daniel, daniel."" >> reporter: near his was half of what looked like a blue oxycodone pill, which he says daniel bought from a dealer on social media. >> i said overdose, what did he overdose on? the pill he had ingested was pure fentanyl. this is not an overdose. this is a poisoning. >> reporter: this is an entirely different drug? >> this is an entirely different drug that my son had absolutely no idea what he was taking. >> reporter: daniel had struggled with substance use and mental health in the past, but his dad says he wasn't addicted to pain pills. puerta says the way fentanyl has transformed the landscape urges a new conversation around drugs in which there is little to no space for curiosity or experimentation. >> the consumption of any kind of illicit narcotic is like playing russian roulette with a loaded gun because you don't know if it's going to take your life. >> reporter: 2021 was the deadliest year for overdose deaths in the use. more than a 50 fold increase in the number of counterfeit fent nell pills sei

. >> joining me now are co-host of democracy podcast danielle moody and -- ali.you both. i want to pick up, danielle, where watch hodges lived off which is kind of talking about the infiltration of these white evangelicals into the core of the republican party. the core of the non trump movement, it seems. it doesn't seem like it's a recipe for a healthy democracy, to say the least. >> i mean, they don't want to democracy, yasmin, what they want is a theocracy. that is mixed again of the kleptocracy which is where we kind of saw under donald trump. you know, their teachings are steeped in misogyny, their teachings are steeped in a hierarchy around whiteness above all else i mean listening to the clippers before of marjorie taylor greene talking about satan. that is a member of congress, right, i think that we forget that this person is a member of congress. we are supposed to have a separation of church and state and you can see how she is being led. and it is not through the christian faith, which is about the teaching of loving and sharing and love thy neighbor

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