daniel was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole.years. >> melissa is our hero, if it wasn't for her, they would not have caught him. we are forever indebted and thankful for that. >> the police and the blog jets commend you. and feel other woman could've been murdered if it was not for you. >> i tried to help out as much as i could. i just wanted to help them out. i don't know, i tried. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessie's parents have started an educational campaign in their daughters honor, called love is greater than hate. >> i am doing it for the millions of people who will be jessie, if not murdered, sexually assaulted and have their lives changed forever because of. it >> those who loved jessie, say that verged zest for life changed them for the better and still lives on through her music. and her spirit. >> started thinking differently because of her, started acting differently because of her. >> have the tables turned? you are always the one proud of her? and now do you feel that she is the one proud of you? >> i feel like she is the one lifting

we have daniel mcadams. he's the executive director of the ron pol, institute for peace and prosperity, and in brussels. we have piri manual tom and he is a lecture at leo, the university. hi, joan cossack, rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. i'm calling this program, walk back and you'll know why after a dis, quote, i'm going to go to daniel 1st. this is anthony blink in the u. s. secretary of state, the people and government of ukraine led by president zalinski must decide on their own. the issue of pos, that the possibility of territorial concessions my my day know what a change a change in tone and tenor and direction your thoughts? well, the thing the quiet part out loud. i mean, it's hard to imagine either they're stupid or evil, maybe a little bit of both, but it's hard to imagine they didn't understand this back then at the beginning, you know, in february 24th. if the us intelligence community weren't able to inform our diplomats that this was going

i'll go to daniel 1st daniel, me you, there's this takeo, should ukraine getting negotiation who should back it? who should be pushing at washington, london: the you all of us. but for me, this is all kind of small potatoes because, again, and in the reason why we got here is that nobody is listening to what the russians are saying. and the issue is, the issue is not change. particularly since december 17th, when russia and its diplomatic notes. busy or ultimate, whoever, however, you want to define it about russia's own security relations with europe. and that has, this thing is not going to be over over until that is addressed. and again, the west refuses to get involved in that conversation. that's what this is all about. not about you know, the landscape, the oscars and poor ukrainians are star being russian. it's not what this is about . it's about security arrangements in europe, and russia won't stop until it gets what it wants, because it doesn't have good faith interlocutors. daniel. in that you're absolutely right peter, and in that case, why would russia stop at all? i mean,

go to daniel 1st. daniel, i mean we, there's this takeo, should ukraine getting negotiation who should back it, who should be pushing it, washington, london: the you all of it. but for me, this is all kind of small potatoes because, again, and in the reason why we got here is that nobody so saying to what the russians are saying. and the issue is, the issue is not change. particularly since december 17th, when russia and its diplomatic notes or ultimate, whatever. however, you want to define it about rush his own security relations with europe. and that has this thing is not going to be over over until that is addressed. and again, the west refuses to get involved in that conversation. that's what this is all about. not about, you know, zalinski at the oscars and por ukrainians, our star being russian. it's not what this is about. it's about security arrangements in europe, and russia won't stop until it gets what it wants, because it doesn't have good faith interlocutors. daniel. in that you're absolu

go ahead, daniel. it's the vietnam thing all over again. you know, and you have people like william ark and i suppose it defense expert writing a piece of news week. i think yesterday saying that, oh yeah. russia is taking over several minutes and, but it doesn't mean anything. they're losing any way you have. you have the penguins, but what's interesting is the thing, the shift in european opinion. and there was an interesting recent survey done by the european council on foreign relations. and they asked 3 questions. are you in favor of peace justice already on the fence piece, or the people who want this to end immediately, regardless of what it costs justice or people who want to keep going and on the fence or people that sort of want both while the plurality, by a long shot, 33 percent, want to have peace, and that's the way things are going. i think that might be something behind the visit on thursday of the leaders of france, italy and germany, to keep their surprise visit, showing solidarity with ukraine. i wonder what really was sa

daniel. i mean, just like you said, the transparency thing, you know, they're not counting certain types of crimes at the police commits this is, you know, the police have all kinds of immunity. we don't know what kind of crimes their committee do. they're obviously committed human rights abuses in these jails, but it's, it, we, we can't just take the government's word on it. they don't even give interviews to the press. and as you all reached out, they didn't, they didn't respond kindly to that. so i, yeah it's, it's almost a wait and see like, you know, the official narrative is one thing, but still salvadorans will live with the consequences for years to come. i want to go to one more voice and bring erica into the conversation because what she points to is. so what should be the policy to address gang violence in el salvador. this is who erika has to say. and then guess i'd like you're very swift response. his erica in june, 2019, a few weeks after he took office. i personally men when th

let me throw it to daniel. go ahead with your ignoring your good. go ahead, daniel. we have to have equal time for everyone, go ahead the the, the, the u. s. fall method, an ultra right lead qu in said, the worry 2014 and key f. that was not a bid for democracy unless you regard step on ban dera, that nazi leader of the world war to collaboration us government and the ukraine as a democratic leader. so the 3rd reich is democratic in your book, then yes, of course in 2014 who was democratic. but it obviously, it obviously was not. and the u. s. isn't lying about that ever since ever since there has never once told the truth. ok, anybody, there's an on call who was a key of a 2014 other than me before and after the revolution? well, anybody on this phone call was there. i mean, were you on the phone call with victoria newly jeffrey diaz? were you on the phone call with victoria new? i'm jeffrey p. i wasn't, but i wasn't, but i was in key in 2014 before and after the protest. stefan bar on darrow has been dead. he was by the way, killed by the soviet what 40 years ago h

let me throw it to daniel. go ahead with. go ahead daniel. we have to have equal time for everyone. go ahead the the, the, the u. s. phone method, an ultra right lead qu in february 2014. and yes, that was not a bid for democracy unless you regard step on ban dera, that nazi leader of the world war to collaboration us government in a and the ukraine as a democratic leader. so the 3rd reich is democratic in your book. and yes, of course, the 2014 who was democratic, but obviously it obviously was not. and the u. s. isn't lying about that ever since ever since there has never once told the truth. ok, anybody, there's a phone call, which is the key of a 2014 other than me before and after the revolution. well, hey buddy on this phone call is there. i mean, were you on the phone call with victoria, newly jeffrey diaz. were you on the phone call with victoria new? i'm jeffrey p. i wasn't but i wasn't but i was in key of in 2014 before and after the protest at step on but on dera has been dead. he was by the way, killed by the soviets. what 40 years ago, he wasn't there, there was a publi

danielle, jason and jonathan. welcome back to the stream. i'm gonna get you to tell our audience who you are, what you do, danielle, you go fast. welcome. thank you so much for having me. and i'm a professor of military and strategic studies at the us air force academy. and i'm here because all of my research is about kidnapping by non state groups and hostage taking by jason you have unique expertise in our conversation today. remind our audience who you are, what you do. welcome back to the stream. thanks for having me back to me. i appreciate i'm jason reside. i'm on this for the wash in both. previously, i was the bureau chief in tehran until i was taken hostage by the islamic republic and held wrongfully detained for 544 days. get to have you back and i know that jonathan, welcome to the string. please introduce yourself to audience. tell them who you are, what you do. it. thanks for having me. i'm jonathan franks. i'm a crisis management consultant by trade and back in probably about 2014. i started working on wrongful tension cases an

let me throw it to daniel. go ahead with your ignoring your good. go ahead, daniel. we have to have equal time for everyone, go ahead the, the, the, the u. s. phone method, an ultra right lead qu in february 2014. and yes, that was not a bid for democracy unless you regard step on band era that nazi leader of the world war to collaboration us government and the ukraine as a democratic leader. so the 3rd reich is democratic in your book. and yes, of course, in 2014 who was democratic, but obviously it obviously was not. and the u. s. isn't lying about that ever since ever since there has never once told the truth. ok, anybody, there's a phone call, which is the key of a 2014 other than me before and after the revolution. well, anybody on this phone call was there. i mean, were you on the phone call with victoria newly jeffrey diaz? were you on the phone call with victoria new and i'm jeffrey p. i wasn't, but i wasn't but i was in key of in 2014 before and after the protest. step on back on dara has been dead. he was by the way, killed by the soviet. what 40 years ago.

(daniel lopez) yes. they use some words in okinawan, like " hai sai ", like say "hello", kind of like this. (sophie fouron) you know a few words of okinawan. you use it in your... - yeah, a few words. - o.k. - sometimes like say "hello", "thank you", that kind of thing, but yeah. - how do you say "hello", so i know? - so, it's quite special because for the men, you say hai sai . for the women, you say hai tai . - o.k. so when you address a woman, you say hai tai , or when you're a woman... - no, as a woman, you say hai tai . - ah, i see. hai tai . - and i say hai sai . - hai tai. o.k, i'll remember that. - konichiwa ! - so you ordered a bit of meat. there's a little more? - yes. - what? she just put that for you? - yes, they always do that. so it's funny because sometimes you just go back home, and you look, and say: "oh, i didn't buy that."and they just put it. so it can be like a piece of meat, it can be like garlic sometimes. and the funny thing is when my wife was pregnant, she sometimes gave me live

and let me put that question right on to uh daniel and daniel, what is erdogan up to here? does he genuinely see his country question right on to uh daniel and daniel, what is as a global player, a global mediator or is this driven by his own personal survival strategy? both of course look, turkey has a lot of erdogan has a lot to win from the situation. it provides sort of a golden opportunity for him to stabilize his power base. but on the other hand, turkey, as a country has a lot to lose. turkey is much closer to the situation geopolitically in the black sea than most of the european countries are. erdogan knows if jessica says our leaders cannot read putin, i think erdogan is the one who comes the closest in his capacacitis and his personal experiences, mindset to read putin and we have seen that he has a very ambivalent and in some ways schizophrenic relationship friendship with putin because on all fronts in central asia and the black sea in the middle east, turkey and uh and and russia arrivals, there are opponents. they have engaged in proxy warfare against each ot

she's not a hostage daniel quickly. and 1st of all, we don't actually know if she had any drugs in her luggage. we don't trust claims about why russia invaded ukraine. why would we trust their asked me about the system when they claim that an american athlete had drugs in there. i just don't see why we should trust that, but even if she did, which i'm not, bang, she did. the united states government still doesn't trust that american citizens, especially a black l, g b t q. american citizen would be treated. they are lee and given a fair shake by the criminal justice system. and so that's why the u. s. government wants to get involved in bringing her home. jonathan guy, if i could just jump in right, one of the where you're showing the video. now if you, if they could rewind it to where the dog is looking at the rush driver, you have no idea what you're asking us to do by revising the video jonathan white with a single out they single bag, because dog alerted, i've watched the video, hundreds of times much the russians h

all those things that daniel.y on the identity of the republicans. -- they support guns. they support donald. trump they thanked the election was stolen. they support election more restrictive election laws. it is a two edged sword in this race, which is why john fetterman has a little bit of an opportunity here to demonstrate that he represents pennsylvania values. and doctor, us for new jersey, endorsed by donald trump, simply does not. >> so there's one kind of outlier here danielle. and that is fetterman. that all came to ahead during the primary cycle. i want to read for you a quote from federal minister acing his strokes, like so many others and so many men in particular, i avoided going to the doctor, even though i knew i didn't feel well, as a result i almost died and i want to encourage others to not make the same mistake. i know there was some frustration among the democratic party saying that he wasn't being transparent about how the situation. was and now we find that he almost died from that instance.

daniel: maria: it is -- daniel: it is fascinating.een phase one of the bear cycle, and nausea from the end of last year. when you think about phase two, it is more earnings related. we are going to see the veil lifted at the next call in seven weeks. as it pertains to tech, there is an ironic nuance in that they had the most susceptible valuation risk as earnings shot higher. on earnings, you could make a cast -- case that tech and earnings growth may be more resilient. two things to corroborate that, number one. when you look at a company like an extension that reported a week ago a very broad read on the digital economy, they are one of the biggest digital consultants out there. they said demand continues to grow in 13 out of 15 sectors they cover. number two, morgan stanley's cio survey said software spend in corporate enterprise security spend is slowing, but down to averages that were in line pre-covid. i.t. spend is bending, but it is not breaking. that is a key point for overall market earnings. lisa: what that could do to the

daniel once. so mister villians point if you, because i don't want to tell me everything it takes to do this, i was, we will be at the end of the show from a civilian point of view, from a previous point of view. i my point of view, this is a game changer. is it? jonathan? you're notting, you go ahead, jump in place. i don't want to say it was a game changer, but i was pleased to see brittney get designated prior to a trial court ruling in trevor's case. he wasn't designated to read that it wasn't designated until the day was convicted. so i think the hallmarks of arbitrary detention existed early on in the case and as the i see them to. and in brittany's case, i was pleased that they did this, and i hope that they continue, you know, intervening in these cases a little earlier as opposed to waiting for sham, judicial processes to produce outcomes. they've got some thought on youtube. all right, i'm going to share them with you as a lot of support from britney's. hometown houston and also a couple

tom mouser, son daniel, was killed in the massacre. he was just 15 and already worried about gun violence in the u. s. and was just 2 weeks before columbine. he asked me a question, the dinner table. dad, did you know there were loopholes in the brady bill. brady bill is the national law that requires background checks for gun purchases. i said no, i didn't know about that. daniel. 2 weeks later he was killed with a gun that was purchased through a loophole in the brady bill. how could i not respond to that? i had to, so tom joined, colorado cease fire, a group pushing for stronger gun loss. and colorado did react in acting universal background checks in colorado and closing a loophole that made it easier to buy fire arms at gun show. but there was a standoff between people and politicians on gun law waiting on a national level. most americans want some restriction around, but federal lawmakers are gridlocked along hardest in life magazine. it's pretty clear when you have 90 percent of the people supporting something and you can't get

that i'm walking daniel shoes. and he will continue to walk, he says, until significant action is taken to protect lives like his sons some the other stores now making use around the world. at this, our former bolivian president janine on yes, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison over an alleged plot to allister rival and predecessor a vote. morales on yes. has spent more than a year in detention. her supporters have taken to the streets to denounce the verdict, calling it political persecution. australia has agreed to pay 555000000 euros in compensation to a french submarine maker. the settlement comes after australia cancelled a decade old contract in favor of a deal with the u. s. and u. k. for nuclear powered submarines, both australia and france. hope the payment will allow for a reset in their bilateral relationship. the british government has one legal backing for its controversial plan to deport international asylum seekers from you . k territory to the east traffic in nation of rwanda. some 6000 kilome

good morning daniel. daniel, are you there? go ahead, daniel. >> okay, so, i thank you miss heard, me my name is dennis. but i have been through, i wasn't in the classroom but my elementary school, in six, great went through a shooting. ever since flynn, they've done things like when you try to get into the front office there is a color camera and stuff like that. you have to wait for the door to open and it's locked. one entry and multiple exits will be good. i used to live in a reality, not a reality, but a mindset where i thought that lightning could never strike twice. because once you've been in a shooting i felt like it could never happen again. but we're starting to go into an era where you can go through multiple shootings in your lifetime, and it can happen. >> daniel, how old are you? >> 16. >> so, you're in high school now? >> yeah. >> what was that shooting in your elementary school? what was that incident about? >> it was basically about, it was a domestic violence case and it was the lady who worked at the school,

daniel winter has more on germany's gas crisis. and don't forget, on our website, you can get all the latest news. it's d, w dot com, find us on twitter and instagram as well at the w news. ab told me a lot, it will be back in the top of the hour with a new tag to this visual hotspots in germany, europe and the world d. w, travel a tree lane wherein mm hm with ah, ah, germany a sounding the alarm, a supplies of natural gas from russia continue to fall. the country is in the middle of a gas crisis, says the minister in charge as he moves germany to level 2 of its emergency energy plan. we'll get the analysis correspondence and america's health regulate a benz vape pens by jewel saying the company has failed to prove they were safe. can the company survive? we'll get the view from wall street. it's that time again. dw business on daniel winter in berlin. germany has moved it's 3 step natural gas emergency plan from early warning to the alarm phase. it follows a drop in supply of natural gas from russia. the german energy ministry is

and let me put that question right on to a, daniel and daniel, what is our to one up to here? does he genuinely see his country as a global player, a global mediator? or is this driven by his own personal survival strategy. but both of course, look, turkey has a lot or add on has a lot to wind from the situation. it provides a sort of a golden opportunity for him to stabilize his power base. but on the other hand truck as a country has a lot to lose turkey's much closer to the, to the situation geopolitically in the black sea than most of the european countries are ad on knows if jeff jessica says, our leaders cannot read, put in, i think our honest, the one who comes the closest, his capacity is in his personal experiences mind said to read, put in. and we have seen that he has a very ambivalent and, and in some ways, because a frantic relationship, friendship with putting because on all fronts and central asia, on the black sea in the middle east. turkey and, and, and russia arrivals the, our opponents. they have engaged in proxy warfare against each other, but they always f

well, daniel, it is a tough call for jewel. there's no doubt about it, but there is a certain likelihood that the company might try to appeal the banner basically because the ban is based on insufficient to toxicological evidence. and not, as you mentioned, the use use it showed that there's also a chance that a jewel could a try to get a new application from the f d a for jewel to so, so to speak, a for a new a product. and then am also there is word that and the fda itself is not fully or actually had some descent. and so i guess the last word is not spoken. if a jewel products really have to leave a shelves here in the united states for good. okay. and so it turn our attention now to nike the u. s. shoe and sports where manufacturer saying that it's definitely permanently pulling out of russia. is this a big step for the company? well, i mean, already 3 months ago, nike had decided to suspend a business. so now they're closing it for good. it's not that harmful for a nike. i mean, if you look at the sales that they had in th

i worry i did not say enough about daniel chester french.he started this statue process with a 12 inch high model in clay. just out of the depths of his imagination. and he made very few changes as it expanded from a one foot model to a three foot model, two a seven foot enlargement, and ultimately, carved by italian immigrants in the bronx, named the pitcher really brothers. the statue was created in new york city, in chester would, his beautiful studio in the brokers, which is open to the public, it opened this year early because of the centennial. a wonderful place to visit. you can see is, tools models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. but it did come out of one artist, one remarkable inspiration, that has french's hands, a combination of french's hands, lincoln's hands, the hands that we see gripping the chair, up at the top there. and you know, it is a remarkable work of art. still, the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art, and th

and i'm walking and daniel shoots. and he will continue to walk, he says, until significant action is taken to protect lives like his sons. the british government has one legal backing for its controversial plant and deport international asylum seekers from the u. k. territory to the east african nation of rwanda. in return for taking britain's unwonted migrants, rwanda is to receive economic aid. the idea behind the deal is to discourage would be asylum seekers for trying to cross into britain illegally. but human rights campaigners say their fight against the plan is not over. the british high court ruling gives the green light for the removal of asylum seekers from the u. k. the threats had been looming for some time, but the decision still had many migrants hard. this don't really understand for the record to us, is it moodle policy? we got refugee through spoken to more than a 100. you've been given these notices that say they're going to forcibly removed from the country. the court's decision means the 1st flight

daniel. 2 weeks later he was killed with a gun. that was purchased through a loophole in the brady bill. how could i not respond to that? i had to, so tom joined, colorado cease fire, a group pushing for stronger gun loss, and colorado did react inactive. universal background checks in colorado and closing a loophole that made it easier to buy fire arms at gun show. but there is a standoff between people and politicians on gun law waiting on a national level. most americans want some restriction around magazine, but federal law makers are gridlocked, a long partisan line. this magazine. it's pretty clear when you have 90 percent of the people supporting something and you can't get that pass in congress, there's really something something terribly wrong. he says he has consoled so many families who have lost children in school shooting since columbine, that he has little faith that federal politicians will act to day. he carries a piece of daniel with him. when he was wearing that purpose. the one thing i wanted when they finally re

it was, in fact, daniel myers.ears after heather's body was found, daniel myers was arrested and charged with her murder. kotsopoulos thought myers might have lured heather to his trailer hoping to have sex with her, and attacked her when she refused. you ever hear the name danny myers before? >> nope. >> never. >> she never talked about him? >> never. >> myers sat in jail for a year and a half. and then came word of a deal. in exchange for no death penalty, myers, agreed to plead guilty to heather's murder and receive life without parole. at sentencing, d. a. tim braun gave the bogle family a glimpse into heather's last moments. >> this was her body as it was discovered. >> as for heather's cut hair? braun said that was not just the final insult in a crime of passion. it was, he said, myers ' deliberate and futile attempt to remove all traces of his dna from heather's body. >> heather bogle was the real hero in this case, because she fought back and that evidence was in her fingernails. >> so, she helped solve sol

daniel, congratulations. it's lovely and it's lovely to see malaysians display like i have a surprise, you know what? we're going to find out. oh, okay. mm hm. so the challenge here today is for you to create your own self portrait using the stuff that we have for you. so it's completely up to your imagination, your creativity. i'm feeling a little bit anxious, nervous, all sorts of things, because this is the 1st time i'm having to do something like this. great. okay, so good luck. thank you. mm hm. okay, daniel, i've changed into my painting where i'm ready to get messy this challenge. i have no idea how to start. so i'm going to start here and i'm thinking of extending the pants and on to my body and see where that takes me. ah, ah. 6 ah, well, and this is not my produce as today when i today i am forced to turn a fly, figure it out as a go. so in my mind, i see slats of color coming down that coming, coming in. it's like that is yet in a we were kind of collaborating. yeah. because i think you're going to

paola: daniel suÁrez logrÓ una gran victoria. "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya.hora "noticias univisiÓn 14" sola las 23:00. paola: quÉ tal?,los saluda paola virueta. con estas imÁgenes desde laciudad de san josÉ saluda nuestra meteorÓloga que nos dice cuÁndo regresa el calor a la zona. >> el promedio para un dÍa como hoy serÍa de 79 grados. vamos a tener un sistema de alta presiÓn que va a comenzar a dominar. vamos a ver un ascenso en las temperaturas y condiciones mÁs claras sobre todo el prÓximo viernes. la buena noticia es que el calor no va a estar mucho tiempo con nosotros, tenemos otro sistema llegando el jueves y nos traerÁ un descenso en el termÓmetro. hay que prepararnos para los cambios en las temperaturas. >> siga las instrucciones, es simple y rÁpido tener nuestra aplicaciÓn. se busca un plan que incluya recursos de salud mental y el apoyo a los estudiantes ademÁs de que ayudara delincuentes y a personas declaradas como enfermas mentales no puedan comprar armas de fuego. el texto todavÍa no ha sido descrito y en lo que va del aÑo estados unidos ha vis

and daniel is the same way.- daniel is the same way. but it does make — daniel is the same way.es make life a _ daniel is the same way. but it does make life a little - does make life a little difficult if you only are ready to perform if you absolutely feel it on the day for the you know, i have to have the right to stand on that podium and lead my colleagues, first in rehearsals and then in the performance and convey, which means in a way to serve the music that i interpret and share it with my audience. if i'm not ready it means i don't have the conviction of the kind thatis have the conviction of the kind that is necessary to do it. which means i don't have the right either to be there or to do that, which means i have to do that, which means i have to do something else. let do that, which means i have to do something else.— do something else. let us now talk about _ do something else. let us now talk about russia _ do something else. let us now talk about russia and - do something else. let us now talk about russia and ukrainel talk about russia and ukraine for the days aft

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

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

mr. human as daniel. your order to book with us . daniel let when you move, there is no draft abrazzo to what i'm telling them or whatever. so my getting them is that only meal stories are they are a few are teaching it yet to pull. just really voice more fish. i need a history for you. yes. new phones when he got pop off, what schuman ah, please put the most a nipple just because it but the muster. now both, both sheila, because i don't store, i mean you're sure to weapon you those me too much that the biggest company madison, would you possibly be a little b published with a monopoly while in light major reasoning. you store um g o l, if you would, you put the problem. it does look like a poorer microsoft building, which means that along with some student interest numbers, and we'll get those will be worked on both and we'll get off bt, we'll to, to work on when you look a little bit. but we'll look at them. any good bullies are gods, but rich zachary, pursue them where you bully, watch to watch a movie me. ah . you can anybody int