danielle locklear.everyone in her orbit got a boost from her sunny take on life, including her mom. >> she was a funny, witty girl. she stood out, she shined. you would notice her. >> she was always happy. never seen her without a smile on her face. >> danielle's aunt sheena was somewhere between an older sister and surrogate mom for danielle. danielle was living with aunt sheena's family in hope mills, north carolina, while her mother worked her way through a painful divorce in another state. >> my sister's like, hey, do you mind if danielle can come? i'm like, not at all. >> danielle was the outsider, the new kid at school for about ten minutes. caroline and danielle became best buds immediately. >> we were sitting in the auditorium, and i guess everyone was scared to talk to her because of how pretty she was. i tapped on her shoulder and complimented her hair. she started making jokes and hanging out with us all the time. >> a few weeks into her freshman year, danielle was already known around the sc

mister daniel, how about daniel defense?ow many other weapons chemical fingerprint identity stairs? >> congresswoman, we do not sell any type of firearm this way, our customers have not asked for it. >> that is a no. this is myself and, mr. killoy it scans my fingerprint each time i go to unlock at. this is a weapon? >> no, ma'am. >> can this fire bullets that shred peoples vital organs? this found? >> no, congresswoman, it cannot. >> then why does this device require more steps to operate in your company's firearms, which have been used in accidental shootings, mass shootings, and homicides? >> congresswoman, respectfully, yourself and does not generate internal pressure upwards of 60,000 square inch. the operating system of a firearm is extremely dynamic, extremely high pressure, lots of moving pieces, and first and foremost -- >> respectfully, reclaiming my time. these firearms, these fingerprint scanners are offered and some firearms. some manufacturers sell this, and they work. your company, and mr. daniels company, cho

sit down, daniel. sit down. put your cards on the table, daniel. >> it was border line fun.ns. >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> hey, what's going on? what do you want me to do? >> it's actually because of those conversations that it's going to be curtains for daniel wozniak. >> were you the one that killed them? ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ look at this, though. i see somebody stepped his game up, huh? game... over. made for grand entrances. the tundra. toyota. let's go places. as the day wakes up. and that voice begs you to quit. as the pain sets in. and the hill grows steeper. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze. don't let inflation win! score big deals on the best active brands at kohl's.. save 20% on nike shoes... 25% on the latest from champion and adidas... and 25% off under armour active gear... plus, get free store pickup... more style. more savings. kohl's. [growling] [sfx: toaster ding] meet the 4-year-old who refused to wear pants this morning. why, andi? i'm a dinosaur. won't wear pants, will eat eggo waffles. get your wins where you can when you l'eggo with eggo. my mom says that breyers

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daniel. the u. s. has gotten itself and really hot water and this is not going to end well for america, america is grossly over extended. i think america itself is, is unstable and that this could be the, the start of a process of the unraveling of us power. that won't and until it reaches washington itself, well, that wouldn't be a very bad idea. i just would like it without violence. ok, that's what i want. i'm completely against violence here. but i truly believe this is all in the cards here. and if people say things are going to be resolved in november, now they're not going to be resolved that other than it's going to continue down this path here all the time. we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guest in washington, new york, and in mexico. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are key. see you next time. remember cross samples. ah ah. a wrong when old rules just don't hold any well. you have to shape out this thing becomes the after kid and engagement equals the trail. when so

daniel. the u. s. has gotten itself and really hot water and this is not going to end well for america, america is grossly over extended. i think america itself is, is unstable and that this could be the start of a process of the unraveling of us power. that won't and until it reaches washington itself, well, that wouldn't be a very bad idea. i just would like it without violence. ok, that's what i want. i'm completely against violence here. but i truly believe this is all in the cards here, right? and people say things are going to be resolved in november. now they're not going to be resolved that other than it's going to continue down this path there. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guests in washington, new york, and in mexico. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are the see you next time. remember cross samples. ah ah . with . oh, well, it just seemed wrong when all groups just don't hold any world yet to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engageme

it's really a one way deal right now, daniel. yeah, i mean, it is going to be decided on the battlefield. and that's the problem for the west. because the russian military effort started out slowly and haltingly, but it's picked up momentum since then. and now the advantage over the ukrainians is really quite clear and may be pouring in more more western weaponry like the, the high mars may may offset the process for a bit, but it won't be for long because has cleared the russian war machine will keep grinding on that russian power is overwhelming and the ukrainians will be forced to to back off to can see. so the big question is, the big question, is that once that reality becomes impossible for even washington, just to defy what happens next. i mean, that says, does nato call off? it's that it's 25 year march to the east. yeah. due to russian, russian pressure. and what will that do to nato and the you and what will that do to, to us a gemini, will there be any, any shreds left of us control of the, of the global order, or will

joining us is the cohead of private funds, daniel --daniel petrzak. let's start with the macro picture, 9% handle on inflation. talk to us about how it affects the financing. are you more hesitant to hop into new deals, projects? daniel: clearly i think the print today was no surprise on how wide it was. i think volatilities exist in the markets and i think in many ways that volatility is good for private credit. we are in the business of finding interesting opportunity if these were privately originated and negotiated loans. we intend to hold them to maturity. we intend to be the stable source of capital in environments like this. it is a worry from an underwriting perspective. i think we are trying to be cautious as it relates to how we deploy capitakl -- capital. we do take risk. kriti: when you thing about the outcomes ahead, recession, what are these doing in terms of underwriting for the future? daniel: first, everything we do we are underwriting a recession happening anyway. that would have been the same underwriting we would have done 12 month

daniel: it's not really either/or.terms of mitigating climate change and adapting to the changes we know are occurring, climate change is already happening, and this is something we have to adapt to. we need to be doing both as much as possible. it is not something we can pick and choose between. it brings up the interesting issue of whether the public policy on the climate front is diverging from public opinion. the majority of americans correctly recognize that climate change is real, and our national policies do not seem to reflect that reality. that disconnect is quite problematic in this present moment. jane: daniel swain, thank you for joining me. now more than four years after killing 17 people at a school in parkland, florida, a jury must decide if the convicted gunman nicholas cruise will face the death penalty. he pleaded guilty to the murders as well as 17 counts of attempted murder. the trial is expected to last 4-6 months. the seven men and fe women in the jury were selected from a list of 1800 candidates.

and daniel kaluuya. this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. it was raining. it was hot. it was everything. thank you so much, take a seat. we have a jam-packed show. the world health organization is going to send us back to our apartment. and we wrap up season one of the january 6 committee. plus oscar winner daniel kaluuya is joining us on the show. so let's do this people. okay, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up with a few other things that are going on. first of all,. vladimir putin has announced he will unblock ukraine's ports. and this is good news. but i trust putin's deals as much as i would trust elon musk around my wife. we'll see how that goes. also, w.w.e. founder vince mcmahon has been forced to retire after it came out that he may have paid up to $filibuster million to hush up sexual misconduct a

daniel, welcome.me. >> jimmy: yeah, but a lot of great things have happened to you since our interview. you won an oscar >> i did win an oscar, yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> thank you so much thank you. >> jimmy: you were fantastic in that. you're great in everything but you also got to host "saturday night live." >> i did host "saturday night live." i loved that >> jimmy: dude, you were telling me that you were obsessed with kenan thompson >> yeah, i wrote a play when i was nine years old and it got -- i won a competition and it got performed. and it was based on "kenan and kel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, and then here you are. you got to meet work with kenan. >> kenan, yeah so i didn't -- [ cheers and applause i was -- it was amazing. it was amazing >> jimmy: he's the best too. have you ever met him before >> i saw him on the street like, it was halloween it was halloween and i saw him on the street and he was in atlanta. i was with my boy, "oh, it's kenan. and he sai

daniel, great to have a this weekend.ally was astounding to see 5 million barrels be exported to europe and asia when the president said the whole point of tapping into the strategic oil reserves was to lower gasoline prices for america. >> that is exactly right. their side something either nefarious or really bad communication going on. when the president made this announcement on march 30 firth said this over domestic used to lower prices. then it turns out his administration particulate secretary jennifer as a secretary of energy oversees the strategic reserves, they weren't selling on the world market. and so how is it possible the president is saying one thing and his administration is doing something else? bad enough to sell it on the world market when americans desperately need it domestically. but also why are we selling it to our adversary communist china? this an awful lot here to investigate. and i hope congress and the media does its job. spate it's actually extraordinary. danielle you're also sanding the alar

tonight -- the cast of "nope, daniel kaluuya keke palmer, brandon perea, and director, jordan peele an new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with andrew marshall. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we are going to get to the news president biden tested positive today for the coronavirus. luckily, we've all been keeping our distance [ light laughter ] that's right, president biden tested positive today for the coronavirus, so for the next two weeks, the country will be hosted by chelsea handler. [ light laughter ] she'll do great. she's a pro. according to a poll released yesterday, president biden's approval rating has hit a record low, 31%, putting him below the critical yellow starburst benchmark. [ laughter ] the house committee investigating the capitol attack held a prime-time hearing tonight and offered a timeline of what former president trump did at the white house during the insurrection we tape early, but i'm guessing

well, daniel, i fear not. i mean, this seems to be a never ending story. i mean, basically as a whole case started in 2018. now we are waiting actually for the sentencing process. elizabeth home, that's probably going to happen sometime in september. then we are waiting for the 10 thing off of on that's probably going to happen sometime in november. and then it is not unlikely that we might even see an appeal what it comes down to. there was a saying on silicon valley and also the start up the and fake it until you make it . then obviously if you look at their and both hold and bob on it took it definitely too far. so let's see. but i guess this is not the last word that we will hear from this. okay. yeah, says him. so been important interrogation of startup culture as well that silicon valley culture there. yes quarter. thank you very much for bringing us the european union agreed last week to end the sale of traditional combustion engine vehicles by 2035. now that's a timeline that's also shared by india, e. v. production is picking up there and so as in

next up is business with my colleague daniel winter. i'm lean bluecross. thanks for watching people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families played on the taxi syrian to these correct owners. we loaded demonstrate people's lean extreme. getting 200 people around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ah. a shocking new report reveals the extent of poverty triggered by russia's war in ukraine. united nation saying the disruption to energy and food markets has had immediate and devastating effects on millions of households worldwide. for here from one of the authors of the report and india places its hopes on an electric future for its car industry, a correspondence visit chennai to get more. i'm daniel winter and it's that time again, dw business, 71000000 more people are facing poverty. that's according to a new you and report out on thursday the cause rushes war in

and marty daniel, ceo of daniel defense, the maker of the assault rifle that killed 19 children and twochers and uvalde, texas, and was one of the weapons used killed 60 people in las vegas in 2017, did testify. in a video play during chairwoman carolyn maloney's opening statement, the fiancÉe of andre mcneill was one of the ten people murdered by a white supremacist, at a buffalo supermarket. he asked the ceos this. >> what are you going to do? >> it's okay. >> to make sure that your products, don't get into the hands of a white supremacist mass shooter, ever again and take her child's father away. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman katie porter of california, she's a member of the house oversight committee, and deputy chair of the house progressive caucus. congresswoman porter, what did you learn today from these manufacturers of our mass murderers favor weapons. >> well, the gun ceos made very clear, that they are unwilling to adapt technology to keep guns bemused an accidental deaths. i held that myself on today, and i demonstrated the fingerprint technology that people u

daniel, welcome to the program. evening peter. good evening. now presenting president, boss norris said the country will not change its neutral position on russian sanctions enough despite the telephone call from the volume is the landscape. what do you think the rational is for his position? is it pure self interest or something else? they've been using the lead. he is their international puppet. we know the puppet master is of course in free to fill in brazil such a significant economy. one 3rd of south america, in both scenarios, no friend of humanity or the brazilian toiling masses. this is certainly dismaying. the state department is a big election appending election in october. many brazilians to blame both scenario for worsening economy. the most depressed factors, the bob allowed, those that historically marginalized, the apple brazilian population, definitely both scenario is not thinking with the united states. and the state department needs right now, thinking about what both sonata needs right now. so of course he has defended his p

daniel: pÓrtate bien. se llevÓ la sala de tortura.cciÓn hecha en televisa— univisiÓn. que estuviera al aire. ahora estar a las 9:00 de la noche es un sueÑo hecho realidad. yo lleguÉ a este paÍs con una mano delante y otra para atrÁs como muchos. me tocÓ trabajar limpiando albercas, vendiendo paquetes vacacionales por telÉfono. muy duro. yo era una celebridad en venezuela, pero fue empezar desde cero. ese tipo de trabajo me dieron una gran humildad. valoro mucho lo que es mi trabajo. ver esto es un [mÚsica] presentador: entran a robar en este sector la policÍa investiga el caso vean en pantalla el ser sospechoso que buscan las autoridades tenemos el reporte segundos. presentadora: california finalmente estÁ ahorrando agua en medio de la sequÍa que atravesamos sin embargo funcionarios aseguranque no es suficiente. david: carlo y mala calidad del aire son los factores atmosfÉrico que impacta zonas al interior de california todos mientras

. >> reporter: marty daniel is the ceo of daniel defense, the company that makes the weapon the uvalde shooter used. >> these acts are committed by murderers. the murderers are responsible. >> reporter: the committee says daniel defense's revenue from ar-15 style rifles tripled from $40 million in 2019 to more than $120 million in 2021. i believe that these murders are loca problems that have to be solved locally. >> reporter: the earnings for another gunmaker, ruger, also nearly tripled during that period. >> it is wrong to deprive citizens of their constitutional right to purchase the lawful firearm they desire because of the criminal acts of wicked people. >> reporter: republicans on the committee calling today's hearing political theater. >> never in my life have i had a gun get violent with me. but i have seen where people are -- used guns for the wrong reasons. >> reporter: at the hearing, felix and kimberly rubio their 10-year-old daughter lexi died in the uvalde massacre. >> it is horrible of what weapons can do. >> reporter: they want the daniel defense ceo to be accountable.

daniel called on is of average height. he met the short stature comedians while working as a bullfighter. now he leads the troop. he sees the critics objections as a threat. after all, this is the group's livelihood. on the 2nd, the one of our so knocked it out on me who says you need to be at least a certain height to be a comedian. i think everyone can do what they wanna know. these are professionals almost profession, they pay into social security or to have their proper comedic terreros of no got emitted thought, i don't. well, we're not doing this because someone is forcing us and help us on that. we are professionals esl of proficient and it has done awfully well. i don't know. the backlash frustrates jose antonio to the 53 year old knows the future of their shows is precarious. it's uncertain how long he and his troop will keep being able to perform. he did a little before just because as you have a complex doesn't mean i have to have one of those 2. if you don't like it, i respect that. that will leave me alone tha

oh, daniel called our own coordinates the truth. they have to run through a few sketches. roberto also has to brush up on his roll order. yeah. ah yeah. i know. i know. yeah. that's good. i know. i know you have to act like it hurts i blue. oh right, sorry. sorry. a little bit of a roberto small stature isn't the only thing he inherited, just like his father. he's passionate about his work. a by a death alida my father also performed for yearly not been any. i went to the arena as a child and learned the profession it paula bogus way. i've been doing it for a long time now below my it taylor was in florida, but the group is performing far less these days and there are fewer and fewer troops. many venues won't host them anymore, because some say they make a show out of a disability. palatable over hulu, that he did that, they're doing everything they can to prevent us from performing up a double bit. that's too bad. we still get, oh, we put on and i showed, well, we don't harm any animal or insult anyone who says it of a deal was why

oh, daniel calderon coordinates the truth. they have to run through a few sketches. roberto also has to brush up on his role. oh yeah. ah yeah. i i know. yeah. that's good. is a bit low. i know you have to act like it hurts. good. all right, sorry. sorry, little with roberto small stature isn't the only thing he inherited just like his father. he's passionate about his work a by at a gay valley that my father also performed for yearly. not in any i went to the arena as a child and learned the profession. it believable. go away. i've been doing it for a long time. now. belie taylor with impala. but the group is performing far less these days, and there are fewer and fewer troops. many venues won't host them anymore because some say they make a show out of a disability. belfy the global hulu, that he did that they're doing everything they can to prevent us not reforming up a double bit. that's too bad. we still get, oh, we put on and i showed, well, we don't harm any animal or insult anyone because it hit of a deal. we'll see. w

. >> reporter: same day the shooter in uvalde, texas, used military style assault weapon made by daniel defense to murder 19 students and two teachers, deleted social media post showed them promoting it, with load out, military ready for battle. >> direct advertisement to young people to buy weapons of war. >> reporter: the advocacy group every town for gun safety alleges daniel defense preys on at-risk young men, pointing to social media marketing strategy, city street in cross hairs and military combat missions. >> it's deadly. >> reporter: this deleted post of toddler with ak-47 rifle is on the complaint, calling for them to investigate daniel defense. cbs news identified similar complaints against gun manufacturers but no action. >> we're at tipping point. >> reporter: oversaw it and says the agency has responsibility to zb act. >> seeing epidemic of these shootings, demon denominators, angry young men and assault rifles. >> reporter: the manufacturers said that every town and other advocates are attempting to limit the second amendment. >> first defense is first amendment protects

thank you, doctor daniel kammen, _ well off. thank you, doctor daniel kammen, for - well off.orjoining well off. thank you, doctor - daniel kammen, forjoining us. you can find out more about the links between extreme heat and climate change on our website. there's this video on why it's so hot in europe at the moment. russia's defence minister has ordered all forces to step up operations across ukraine. sergei shoigu said it was to prevent attacks on the occupied east of the country. it comes as russian missiles struck cities right across the country, including at a space rocket and satellite 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has this report. 0n ukraine's eastern front, they're about to target russian positions. this time, using american—supplied howitzers and ammunition. ukraine's still vastly outgunned. these help but they can't hang around. western weapons like this have given ukraine an advantage in terms of accuracy and range, but they've also become high—value targets, with russia trying to hunt them down. they prepare to move out quickly before they become the

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i get to have you say, daniel 9. i feel one question for one is a question for all i know you will come to it some different perspectives that start on my laptop. this is why the was doing the show. i caught a headline that surprised me. made me stop. have a look here on my laptop, royal opera status. madame butterfly, with changes to respect japanese culture that drew me in. that was fascinating. let's start the 9 out with madame a butterfly. how many times you performed? are you still counting? yeah, definitely. over a $150.00 times, right it's, it's my signature roll. all right, very good. you are a great person to tell us the story. what's the story? ab? absolutely. so it's a story of the love story and a tragedy. i won't. i won't tell you the end and i'll let you see it and you can do it yourself once you see the opera. but it is a story about a young girl who falls in love, a japanese girl who all's in love with a naval officer who comes to japan. and it's, it's their love story about how she said, and she wait

on daniel when and welcome to dw business. the world has been mourning, former japanese prime minister sions, obey following his assassination. residents of the city of nara, where are they was fatally shot, had been laying floral tributes. ave was known for his radical reform agenda for the japanese economy and king focus on growth. it was this legacy at the top of mourners mines inara today. i mean, i mean, the machine's obey became known for many different policies. i think he's the one who led us through the difficult times of the pandemic. i'm very sorry that he's gone. the more i'm shocked with what do, than them one more thing, i feel really sorry for such a long time. shinji obey tried so hard to make this country thrive again. it is as if the owner, welcome. he really made many efforts towards that the dodo competitor. let us in, i still cannot believe it. i feel shocked this such a thing could happen in japan. i am unable to find the proper words to describe my feelings. now. monday at 3, what about let me got a knif

for more, let's bring in daniel zhao at glassdoor. daniel, how is the job market overall?i would say the job market overall is still very strong we do see that even though there are signs of cooling as the economy cools, we are going from white hot to red hot temperature is coming down a few degrees, but things are healthy. we are seeing concerns especially from employees. we have seen this uptick in discussions of layoff and recession. similar to the pandemic. it goes to show that concerns are elevated right now even if we are not seeing the same widespread layoffs, but the concern of the economic environment. >> you know, the one thing i see, daniel, and i talk to business owners big and small. i walk into a shop or ceo on air. every single one says the same thing. where are the workers? they can't find anybody. for some entry level job or a high skilled job what happened to the work force? >> i think it is really interesting because maybe a year ago, the concern was about labor shortages because we were coming out of the pandemic and unsure if we would get back the labo