never seen her without a smile on her face. >> danielle's aunt sheena was somewhere between an older sister and surrogate mom for danielle. danielleg 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 school by her nickname dani. did dani fit into any of the groups? >> every group, every person. it didn't matter who it was. >> she could sit down at any table? >> she could sit down with the quietest student and have a conversation with them as well. >> and sharp as a tack. at night there she'd be at home indulging her inner girly girl. goofing

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daniel, you're recognized for your testimony. mr. daniel. >> thank you, chairwoman maloney. chairwoman maloney, ranking member, my name is marty danielfounder and ceo of daniel defense. i'm grateful for the opportunity to work with you and americans across the country in attempting to find an effective solution to combat the unacceptable increase in violent crime in our country, including the evil acts in uvalde, buffalo, and highland park that prompted this hearing. i'm sure that i'm sharing my views today to ensure the voices of all law-abiding citizens and gun owners are understood by this committee. i am concerned, however, that the implied purpose of this hearing is to vilify, blame, and tried to ban rifles already in circulation that are lawfully possessed and commonly used by millions of americans to protect their homes and loved ones, to safely sport shoot with family and friends, and to put food on the table as licensed hunters. this proceeding is focused on the type of firearm that was involved in fewer than 4% of homicides involving firearms in 2019. i believe in god, -- fundamentally, i also believe that there is good and

danielle gilbert rotate piece in usa today that you can read. you can follow her twitter as well. danielle, thank you very much for the conversation this morning. danielle: thank you for having me. announcer: c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, a member of the atlantic council will discuss biden's trip to the middle east.

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 months ago, if you month ago, so i think in some ways it is that. obviously we are spending a lot more time thinking about the risk in the portfolio. you think about you have

daniel william jordan. he's an actor who was $487.17 away from qualifying. was, because now he has health care! [ cheers and applause ] daniel, danieltell us, what are you going to do with your new health care coverage? >> i'm going to get my weird mole checked out. [ laughter ] >> kerry: okay, that was really gross. bye! [ laughter and applause ] we're super proud of you, daniel, we're very proud of you. i'm so happy to be here tonight with all of you in a studio that has central air conditioning. there are heat warnings and advisories all across the country right now. you guys remember my show "little fires everywhere"? [ cheers and applause ] thank you. honestly, that's basically the weather forecast every day right now. high temperatures put the elderly at risk. so if you are going to leave your grandpa in the car, please remember to crack the window. [ laughter ] in london it was 40.3 degrees celsius yesterday. do you know what that is in fahrenheit? me neither. [ laughter ] okay. do you know, guillermo? >> guillermo: i have no [ bleep ] idea. [ laughter ] >> kerry: language! guillermo, language! gosh. we've got some rare encou

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danielle, daniel i will start with you. put into context how devastating this supreme court term was to rolling back rights and principles, some of which originated as far back as thomas jefferson. >> i think that we have to understand here that they have always been paying attention to the courts. they have always considered the courts there bastion. for democrats, we have always looked at getting the presidency and getting congress as our end all be all. what we are seeing right now, republicans have always played the long game. now because during the obama years we did not go to court to battle mitch mcconnell for the seat that has not been given to eric garland, we did not go to the courts to fight mitch mcconnell again. jamming through amy coney barrett, the seat, and so we have let two seats go in the last two democratic presidencies, and the question is why. why have we not fight for something that we know is a lifetime position. we have allowed this to go and now here we are. without joe biden expanding the courts, understanding the urgency of this moment, which apparently he does not, because he is continuing to negotiate with mitch mcconnell, who we know negotiates in that faith. we will continue to see our rights be ticked away one decision at a time. >> martinelli just laid the table for you, so this must be a very serious conversation, danielleentioned, in the louisville carrier journal, biden has struck a deal to nominate an anti abortion republican to the federal bench, which is a federal appointment, in exchange for not holding the future federal nominations. for nbc news, we have not confirmed this, yet but we know you're not supposed to deal with the devil. i feel like mitch mcconnell is not taking first place on the devil rays. >> i think joe biden is at the crossroads to continue your matter for. i -- >> would do the white house? say >> they declined comment. in the past, i have -- they have a standard reply, we don't comment on our potential picks. okay, fine, but this is a extreme case that is going to outrage democrats. it would not surprise me if it were true, just owing to the fact that i trust the korean journals reporting. it's also consistent with joe biden's past. he believes and horse trading and deal making. he said he -- >> timeout. after a has been overturned, you still think biden is willing to orchestra

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daniel turner. daniel, great to have a this weekend. it really 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. daniellee also sanding the alarm on energy this summer. john told me too expect blackouts. you are warding there could be widespread power outages pc green energy policy is to blame for some of those. >> absolutely. the only reason i can say that definitively as we just need to look at those countries around the world that have gone in greener faster than the united states. particulate germany. just this morning germany announced they were trying to curtail pool filtration because they are worried about their electric grid and it is in the middle of summer. germany is already rationing electricity nationwide. the reason why is because germany has embraced wind power faster than the technology allows it. now germany is caught trying to put the old coal plants back online. they are still in the struggle with natural gas that they are buying it we want to go down that direction? certain states have embraced it faster than others. california has blackouts, texas has a blackouts. they broadcast fro

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testifying before the committee marty daniel ceo daniel defense, a firearm manufacturer, expressed the condolences to those families touched by mass shootings. but danielthe company bears no responsibility and you can't blame the guns. mass shootings are preventable. >> when appropriate community systems are in place. >> republicans accuse democrats of attacking the second amendment while bigger issues need attention. >> to go after the manufacturers of gun while at the same time remaining soft on crime, defunding the police supporting those policies. republicans, jody hice and james comer told democrats to focus on the real crime in the country. >> republicans want to target criminals. democrats want to target lawful gun owners. house democrats hope to pass a bill to ban assault weapons. but republican opposition is likely to kill the bill before it can become law reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> a grand jury has indicted the man accused of opening fire on the 4th of july parade in highland park, illinois, on 117 felony charges. the indictment includes 21 first-degree murder counts 3 for each victim killed. additionally, the 21 year-old sh

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. >> these individuals are using weapons that his company manufactures they're law-abiding citizens until he walked into that cl

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daniel kaluuya! ( cheers and applause ) daniel kaluuya, welcome back to "the daily show." or should i say oscar winner. >> come on. >> trevor: daniel trevor: what do you mean. if you were-- i would love to know, how do you stay motivated after an oscar? >> i start struggling. it's not about that. it's not like i'm-- it's a blessing. but i feel like-- i feel like it's a master's. what are you going to do with it? that's what i'm saying, what am i going to do with it? it's a key. >> trevor: what kind of key is that? >> i don't know what kind of key is that. >> trevor: you are using it. this movie, and people-- we played the trailer and a little pefts movie there. nobody knows what the movie is about. there were times you didn't really know what was happening. >> i didn't know. you're looking up in the sky, and, clearly, there's no-- i'm not saying-- but there's no thing in the sky. year luke aahh... but there's nothing there. so you're like, what's it going to look like. and they'll show you some skeletal gci. and you kind of have to mblg it and -- >> but you have to trust jordan. you know, he, i'm sure you've seen, he loves you so m

in theaters on wednesday. >>> now a check of the weather with danielle breezy from our nashville station wkrn. good morning again, daniellem. i want to be by the beach. speaking of the beach forecast, water temperatures going to be in the 70s around kitty hawk beach. in the 80s to the south and in the 50s on the west coast. by the way for the fireworks tonight out west it will be dry. in the middle of the country, could have to dodge a few storms. pin the nashville, hot and humi. up in the northeast, clear and very comfortable. th drew: your accuweather forecast, morning fog, temperatures in the 60's and 70's. a look at the seven day forecast >>> now to a highly anticipated prequel to one of the longest consistently published book franchises. v.c. andrews's "flowers in the attic." now they're exploring the early history of the characters in the new lifetime series and the two stars are here to talk about it. thank you both for being with us. so the original "flowers in the attic" book series sold more than 107 million copies worldwide, but this was the first introduction to this story for both of you. what were your react

that affects biden's decision-making. >> before we go, daniel, on behalf of myself and the team at "new day," i just wanted to say congratulations. daniel engaged to his girlfriend sophia. congratulations. >> thanks so much, boris. i really appreciate it. >> of course, of course. >>> the month ends on a high note, but fears of a recession are looming. we'll take a look at the economy after the break. our installers complete yoyour work in as little as a day so o we fit your schedule. our manufafacturing team custom crafts your bath so we fit your standards, and it's guaranteed fofor life. when you can trust the people who create your new bath, it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa anuncer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in ad

daniel, ceo of daniel defense, the maker of the assault rifle that killed 19 children and two teachers 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 used to, for example, unlock their eye iphones, and asked the gun manufacturers, will you use essentially a trigger lock or gun lock? we've been studying this technology, it's been in place for over 20 years. and the studies have found that it would dramatically reduce accidental gun deaths, including those killed children every year. the gun manufacturers just simply refused about the safety technology in place. the response was, our customers aren't interested. that really misses the point, lawrence. if we don't let manufacturers sell faulty appliances, we don't let americans buy a faulty appliances. because with a short-circuiting start a fire, and burn down not only your house but your neighbor's house. it's the exact same thing with guns, we shouldn't allow unsafe products in the marketplace, period. so we ought to have regulations, if the gun manufacturers won't do it voluntarily, they should have the same safety regulations that every single other industry in this country has to deal with. >> the danielerent, makers of that mass murder weapon, they actually got started with a very big government contract to produce these weapons of war for the military, is there any consideration in congress of saying, to these manufacturers, if you want to manufacture and sell to the military. you are not allowed to sell these weapons to the public's. that's one of the conditions of having a federal contracts. >> we certainly could think of strategies like that. we put a lot of conditions on federal contracts, and we need to enforce those conditions. i'm a hearing tomorrow on this very topic with the bureau of land management. absolutely, the united states is a very large purchaser virtually everything, including guns. and we ought to be very well able to use that authority to ensure manufacturers that we are using our tax dollars to buy guns to keep our of ghana's got a country, saved they're not using that to manufacture guns to make our communities less safe. >> did you get any sense, any feeling

daniel rosney. — each year continues. we made it! daniel rosney, bbc _ each year continues. we made it! danielt centre. thanks, reeta. good evening. the final day of the world athletics championships is under way in oregon in the us. so far great britain has won five medals — with hopes of more to come later. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is in the stadium in eugene. andy, can we say these championships have already been a success for gb? well, lizzie, as you say britain have won five medel so far, four bronze and gold forjake wightman in the 1500 metres. they 195 at the last world championships in 2015 where the night they have already equalled that tally. the most recent meadow came in the men's sprint relay with britain taking the bronze behind canada and the usa —— recent medal. it is the third championships in a row they have won a medal at the event and their captain said they have shown they are serial medallists. later on there could be more success for britain as keely hodgkinson goes for gold in the 800 metres. hodgkinson won a silver in the olympics last summer, remember, and she has

daniel winter from dw business. daniel, are the figures announced today? what did they tell us about the state of the european economy? okay. okay. how do you want the good news or the bad news for the good news? all the good news is yes. yours it is, but surprisingly resilient. and, and it's because are consumers assigned to spend more government still investing? that's all taking along nicely. but the bad news is under the surface, inflation is growing. we gotta figure out today an 8.9 percent. that's a few our point to percentage points higher than before, and so the yours on is facing more rising prices. the prices mostly of energy is rising. that's contributed something like 40 percent to this price rise and in total, that's a huge amount. and so everything's going to get more expensive, not just the, the gas, which we saw leap, 25 percent just in this week. the price of natural gas rising. but all kinds of everyday goods as well, including your wonderful, expensive suits. perfect. you are a germany of all places are on the brink of recession. wow. why? yeah. so johnny saw stagnation total 0.0 percent growth this quarter over the last quarter. and germany struggling with the official statistics agency. basically said the balance of exports, it imports had a downward effect on economic growth. basically, germany's home to buy in more than its exporting compared to the previous quarter. and that is difficult for a very export focus nation like germany, it's survives and indeed thrives on its exports. so when the balance of that changes slightly, germany's economy gets the knock on effect, of course. and, but yeah, cover 19 pandemic supply chain interruptions. a war in ukraine, it's hitting germany hard, and in particular, germany takes a lot more. russian gas prices risen ah, than most other european nations, except for perhaps italy. now, where do we go from here? when will things start to improve? well, in, i hope, sooner rather than later, but it isn't looking great at the moment. i mean, we've already had to cut the forecast for g d p growth next year. but things aren't necessarily as bad as they could have been. if we look at the u. s, for example, they're in what's called a technical recession right now. so technically, they're in a recession, 2 months of, of, of negative growth. but still stalks rose when that news came out yesterday. why? because it wasn't as bad as feared. so perhaps we could get through this, we might enter a recession. but, you know, as soon as we've managed to solve this energy problems, that's when will really be able to get a handle verify ago that will take time. of course, it will take time. but, and you know that it will not happen without us getting control of our energy sources in europe. daniel with them 3 business. thank you for making sense of that . china as president, she jumping has used the call with as us counterpart, joe biden, to issue a stark warning against supporting taiwan. according to the chinese state media, she told president biden, that those who play with fire will only get burnt. china's outraged over a potential visit to taiwan by a high ranking u. s. official biden said the u. s. position on taiwan had not changed and stressed the need for more communication. we'll take a president gigi in pings warning to the u. s. med headline. news in china, his message don't play with fire over taiwan. the to our conversation was said to be broad ranging. beijing described, the exchange is candid, and it's read out of the called the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo attentions over a potential visit to taiwan by u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi dominated the ag

daniel winter from dw business, daniel at the figures announced today, what did they tell us about the state of the european economy? okay. okay. how do you want the good news or the bad news for the good news? all the good news is yes. yours or this was surprisingly resilient and, and it's because consumers assigned to spend more government still investing. that's all taking along nicely. but the bad news is under the surface, inflation is growing. we gotta figure out today an 8.9 percent. that's a few point percentage points higher than before. so the yours on is facing more rising prices. the prices mostly of energy is rising. that's contributed something like 40 percent to this price rise in total. that's a huge amount and so everything's going to get more expensive, not just the gas, which we saw leap, 25 percent just in this week. the price of natural gas rising. but all kinds of everyday goods as well, including your wonderful expensive suits. perfect q a. germany of all places are on the brink of recession. wow. why? yeah, so johnny saw stagnation total 0.0 percent growth this quarter over the last quarter . and germany struggling with the official statistics agency basically said the balance of exports, it imports had a downward effect on economic growth. basically, germany's having to buy in more than it's exporting compared to the previous quarter. and that is difficult for a very export focus nation like germany, it's survives and indeed thrives on its exports. so when the balance of that changes is slightly, germany's economy gets the knock on effect, of course. and, but yeah, cover 19 pandemic supply chain interruptions. a war in ukraine, it's hitting germany hard and in particular, germany takes a lot more. russian gas prices risen um than most other european nations, except for perhaps italy. now, where do we go from here? when will things start to improve? well, you know, i hope sooner rather than later, but it isn't looking great at the moment. i mean, we've already had to cut the forecast for g d p growth next year. but things aren't necessarily as bad as they could have been. if we look at the u. s, for example, they're in what's called a technical recession right now. so technically, they're in a recession, 2 months of, of, of negative growth. but still stocks rose when that news came out yesterday. why? because it wasn't as bad as feared. so perhaps we could get through this. we might enter a recession. but, you know, a soon as we've managed to solve this energy problems, that's when will really be able to get a handle verify ago that will take time. of course, it will take time. but, and you know, that it will not happen without us getting control of our energy sources in europe . daniel with her theory business. thank you for making sense of that turner to get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines. indigenous women, half protest at a, at a mass held by pope frances in quebec. they want him to reverse a catholic policy from the 15th century. on seizing land from non christians. the pope historian canada to apologize for the catholic church as crimes against indigenous children. officials in lebanon warned that a grain silo burning at bay roots ford could soon collapse. the store has been on fire for the past 2 weeks. blazes recalling memories of the devastating chemical explosion that it the port 2 years ago. torrential rains have triggered record floods in the us, state of kentucky. authorities say at least 15 people have died. tens of thousands are also without power. floods have also hit the neighboring states of virginia and west virginia. as flood zone. hidden parts of the us wild fires are devastating other areas. the white house as destr

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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, danield 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 labor force participation before covid began. on the flip side, this is a different picture. labor force recovered. we saw millions of workers come back into the labor force last year and actually end up finding jobs the unemployment rate is near a 50-year low right now. what we're seeing is that it is still very difficult to hire the picture and narrative changed. this is not about labor shortages, but the fierce competition. the employers are competing harder than they had to before because demand for workers is so high >> you know, i want to believe you, daniel. every

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daniel, chief executive of daniel defense. >> will you accept personal responsibility for your company's role in this tragedy and apologize to the families of uvalde? danielacts are committed by murderers. the murderers are responsible. rep. maloney: ok, reclaiming my time. you market weapons of war to civilians and children. you make millions by selling them, but when someone pulls the trigger, you refuse to accept responsiblity. nicole: as that hearing continued, news came of a lengthy indictment in the fourth of july parade shooting outside chicago. the man accused of killing seven people and wounding more than 30 will face 117 felony counts. new federal prison sentences have been handed down in george floyd's death two years ago. former minneapol police officers got three to three and a half years today for violating floyd's rights. in iraq, hundreds of protesters pushed into parliament today. they were angry over the prospect of a prime minister linked to iran. they waved iraqi flags and chanted anti-iran curses. most were followers of shiite cleric muqta al-sadr. his party won last year's elections, but could not form a governing coalition. china is