daniel— from wandsworth prison. by the name of daniel abbot cal. daniel khalife - of daniel abbot cal. the 28th of january this year. —— daniel khalife. having been charged with offensive and is to have taken place during january of 2021 while serving in the armed forces. —— charged with offences. you will understand that while there is a live criminal investigation and progress, there are limits on what i can properly say. daniel khalife will be caught in due course, and will be caught in due course, and will face a trial. nothing should be said in this house or elsewhere this might prejudice those proceedings. so, let me assist the health of what i can say. at approximately 730 yesterday morning, a vehicle which had made a delivery to the prison�*s itch left hmp wandsworth. shortly afterwards, local contingency plans for unaccounted prisoner were activated. and in line with standard procedure, the police were informed. —— the prison�*s kitchen. they were put into a state of lockdown while trying to determine its whereabouts. the vicar was stopped and searched ljy the vicar was stoppe

daniel khalife was _ the police and the public. daniel khalife was on _ the police and the public. daniel police and the public. daniel khalife was on remand at - the police and the public. daniel khalife was on remand at wandsworth prison pending a trial for terror offences due to start in november. he denies the charges. much of the investigation focused on daniel khalife's daring escape from the kitchen at wandsworth prison, hiding under the delivery van. it is thought he travelled strapped underneath the van until thrown out a mile or so later. it was there he was first spotted. police had offered a reward of up to £20,000 for information that led to his arrest. we heard in that report there from the prime minister at rishi sunak. we have also heard from the justice secretary, rishi sunak. we have also heard from thejustice secretary, who said that daniel khalife is now in custody and the legal process must be allowed to take its course. nothing should be said or done to prejudice any future trial. the investigation i requested and to present security and categorisation are well in tr

daniel khalife. we are talking today about daniel _ about daniel khalife. - about daniel khalife. we are talking today about daniel khalife, a - today about daniel khalife, a 21—year—old man. this morning at around _ 21—year—old man. this morning at around 750, _ 21—year—old man. this morning at around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was_ around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was on— around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was on remand at baptism following a counterterrorism investigation that caused him to be charged _ investigation that caused him to be charged with a number of offences, including _ charged with a number of offences, including counterterrorism offence and official secrets act breaches. -- on _ and official secrets act breaches. —— on remand at the prison. is and official secrets act breaches. —— on remand at the prison. is he and official secrets act breaches. -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk— -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk to _ -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk to the _ -- on remand at th

daniel, thank you so much. that was daniel _ programme. daniel, thank you so much. that was daniel live - programme. much. that was daniel live at - programme. daniel, thank you so much. that was daniel live at the | programme. daniel, thank you so i much. that was daniel live at the o2 much. that was daniel live at the 02 for the national television awards. a bit of a change of gear now to story we have covered a lot on this programme. the world food programme says it has cut rations to another two million afghans this month, due to a further sharp drop in funding. a spokesman for the un agency told the bbc that it was facing a shortfall of a billion dollars. the funding for food and other assistance is expected to end in october. the agency has steadily cut aid through this year and help has now been withdrawn from ten million afghans in total. international support for afghanistan has steadily been shrinking, after decades of conflict and the taliban takeover in 2021. shawe lii is the country director of world food programme, afghanistan. she told me the situation is truly devastating. the wfp ha

daniel, thank ou ve unconventional method. daniel, thank you very much- _ unconventional method. danielry much- i _ unconventional method. daniel, thank you very much. i correspond _ unconventional method. daniel, thank you very much. i correspond to - you very much. i correspond to daniel de simone, who was looking into the case around daniel khalife. let's return now to the news that network rail has pleaded guilty over charges related to health and safety failings, following an aberdeenshire train crash in which three people died. train driver brett mccullough, a5, conductor donald dinnie, 58, and passenger christopher stuchbury, 62, died in the derailment near stonehaven, aberdeenshire, on august 12th 2020. live now to lorna gordon at the high court in aberdeen. lorna, just tell us a bit more about network rail's guilty plea. how significant is it? a real contrast between the very dry legal narrative we are hearing inside court and the utter loss and grief experienced by those who were injured and the families of those who died. within the last few minutes, a solicitor representing

daniel khalife “oined the arm in of him. daniel khalife “oined the army in 2019 h of him. danielarmy in 2019 and _ of him. daniel khalife “oined the army in 2019 and in _ of him. daniel khalife joined the army in 2019 and in 2022 - of him. daniel khalife joined the army in 2019 and in 2022 he - of him. daniel khalife joined the - army in 2019 and in 2022 he became the focus of a counterterrorism investigation. he is accused of being involved in a bomb hoax on the 2nd of january this year being involved in a bomb hoax on the 2nd ofjanuary this year and on the 26th of january he was arrested. the charges he faced include preparing an act of terrorism and collect information useful to an enemy, believed to be a hostile state. this is a very serious _ believed to be a hostile state. ti 3 is a very serious breach of security and it throws up a number of questions. firstly, what was this man doing wandsworth prison? wandsworth a category b reception present so it's not an obvious place for somebody who is being charged under terrorism offences who is a potential national security risk.

daniel khalife was bein: held what happened? daniel khalife was being held at _ what happened? danielas being held at hmp _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp wandsworth - what happened? daniel khalife wasi being held at hmp wandsworth and what happened? daniel khalife was - being held at hmp wandsworth and had been there for a few months after having been charged injanuary with terrorism offences and also offences against the official secrets act. he is alleged to be working for a hostile state. he was working in the kitchen at hmp wandsworth this morning wearing the uniform of a cook this morning in red and white checked trousers and white t—shirt. what people think happened is that he simply clung onto the bottom of a food delivery van and was driven out of hmp wandsworth. that seems to have been the way he made his escape. obviously investigations are going on as to how that happened but the working theory is he was literally driven out of the prison strapped to the underside of a food delivery van. in the last hour i have been speaking to commander dominic murphy

daniel, thank you for— connection with her death. daniel, thank you for that _ connection with her death. danieler death. daniel, thank you for that update. daniell thank you for that update. daniel sandford will be across developments for us on bbc news. to remind you that three adults who are living with sara sharif in woking before she died are returning to the uk from pakistan. more on that story coming up. i suppose a reversal of fortunes, weather—wise. yesterday scotland and northern ireland had the best of the weather, but today it is england and wales enjoying the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through like here in staffordshire. across the north—west of the uk, low pressure is lurking in the atlantic and that is pushing thickening towards northern ireland and scotland, with rain already starting to push its way in. the rain will turn progressively steadier and heavier for northern ireland turn progressively steadier and heavierfor northern ireland in western scotland through the afternoon. east scotland clouding over, but probably still bright and dry for most of the

daniel . daniel, daniel wootton. daniel, what's on evening? any on the menu this evening?. note although quite like some although i would quite like some if completely honest, but no if i'm completely honest, but no , we are sticking with nut zero all of the fallout. but we're going to have some fun tonight because is a thursday and because it is a thursday and we're whether this we're discussing whether this term karen is discriminatory. juue term karen is discriminatory. julie burchill says women have to reclaim the term. karen we've got kim woodburn up against joanna jarjue. i have a feeling it's going to kick off. well, it sounds extremely interesting and good debate on whether karen is something that people should say or shouldn't say at all or should to people should be polite to people called karen. should be polite to people calithat's en. should be polite to people calithat's coming after the >> that's coming up after the weather. back on weather. i will be back on monday i'm jacob monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg . this has been state rees—mogg. this has been

t the work we are doing with our need to find daniel khalife.— to find daniel khalife. i note the met responded _ to find danielfe. i note the met responded earlier to - to find daniel khalife. i note the met responded earlier to a - to find daniel khalife. i note the. met responded earlier to a report to find daniel khalife. i note the - met responded earlier to a report in a newspaper that there had been a sighting by a newsagent who said they saw daniel khalife running across the road, i think it was and then getting into a car. can you tell us more about that, are you looking into that? we tell us more about that, are you looking into that?— tell us more about that, are you looking into that? we will look into any information _ looking into that? we will look into any information that _ looking into that? we will look into any information that we _ looking into that? we will look into any information that we can - looking into that? we will look into any information that we can and . looking into that? we will look into any information that we can and i l looking into that? we will look into i any informati

daniel. after multiple miscarriages, the doctor says they weren't sure they would ever have children. >> i lost three children before daniel and a loss one after daniell was literally our miracle baby. >> she couldn't think of anyone who would want to harm her son. neither could the fbi. after talking to daniel's friends and stroke chief searching his social media, they had all but ruled him out as the target. by nightfall, there were no closer to finding the shooter. with the pressure mounting, they focused on mark and the judge, and anyone who might have a grudge against them. investigators suspect mark and the judge may have met the color before in the courtroom. was the shooting some twisted idea of justice? coming up -- a hard look at judge salas's most contentious cases. one involving two men and a brutal crime. >> they had a bad reaction to one of the rulings the judge had made. and they were over six foot two, with a violent criminal history. >> when "dateline" continues. (mom) bringing in a new roommate to save money? is that the plan? (dad) yeah! so say hi to glenn from work. (mom) i think i have a much better plan. we switch to myplan from

daniel cliff . he was prisoner daniel cliff. he was last seen near wandsworth roundabout walking towards the town centre. they're offering a £20,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. they also released images of the chef's uniform that he escaped in. commander dominic murphy is head of the met's counter—terror command. he's urging cliff to give himself up . give himself up. >> my message to daniel to give himself up. we will be closing in on you. the public are motivated and trying to find you . we've had excellent support you. we've had excellent support from the media here. it's only a matter of time before we find you. and i would appeal to you to call us and we will come and get you or go into your nearest police station and we will detain you to channel migrants who attacked police on a french beach have been jailed . beach have been jailed. >> 33 year old sally tayeb abdullah and 25 year old ahmed omar saleh qatar were sentenced to two years and two months for attempting to arrive in the uk illegally. the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they attempted to stop them launching attempted to stop them launching a small boat, a grand jury in the united states is recommending charges be brought against three republican senators over their alleged efforts to reverse the result of the 2020 election. they say georgia's two senators at the ti

daniel khalife?— daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt _ daniel khalife? anhunt continues _ daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt continues after- daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt continues after that l the manhunt continues after that unimaginable escape from the building which you can see behind me where daniel khalife, a terror suspect, crawled under a food delivery van and clung onto the underside as it drove out onto the main road. somehow bypassing checks that would normally have seen extended mirror balls ago under the vehicle and checks all round to check as it came out of an airlock unit before it came onto the main road so that escape happened, it is understood that the police officers inside, prison officers inside russia that the police officers inside, prison officers inside russia limerick searching around for a while and inform the police once they had done quick, routine checks and the public was in form just at the afternoon. the appeal from the police is notjust about the public but all police forces around the count

our correspondent daniel de simone has established that the man who escaped from wandsworth prison had been accused of trying to gather information for iran. daniel nowjoins danielhat is the latest? until a bit earlier today, _ newsroom. what is the latest? until a bit earlier today, we _ newsroom. what is the latest? unit i. a bit earlier today, we were reporting that he was accused of trying to gather information for a hostile state. we are now reporting that that hostile state is allegedly iran. daniel khalife is charged under the terrorism act, under the official secrets act, and one of the charges is that he was trying to collect information, gather information, that might be useful to an enemy. we are now reporting that enemy is iran. anyone who is investigated for and then charged with official secrets act offences, offences that involve alleged espionage, will be investigated by

daniel ? daniel kalief? >> well , no daniel kalief? pdate really as such other than that he has now been taken into custody where he will be questioned, processed and put into to a higher security prison than the one he was in. i was struck, though, listening there to matthew and about the issue really of funding thing over the last decade or more since the conservatives came to power and those austerity years and the fact that those cuts are now coming to home roost, i think he has a real point there. we are seeing it in multiple areas of the public sector, but particularly when it comes to law and order, we're seeing it in the court services where they are struggling to process court cases. there's a massive , cases. there's a massive, massive backlog that was only exacerbated by by the covid pandemic . nick, we see it in the pandemic. nick, we see it in the prison service where there was a huge cut in the number of prison officers. you've got the government now seeing that we're 4000 extra officers since 2017. yes but that doesn't ta

daniel. for _ hostile states. and how rare is it, daniel, for there _ hostile states. and how rare is it, danieltile states. and how rare is it, daniel, for there to be _ hostile states. and how rare is it, daniel, for there to be a - hostile states. and how rare is it, daniel, for there to be a counterl daniel, for there to be a counter terror suspect linked to a foreign states like iran?— states like iran? well, it is becoming _ states like iran? well, it is becoming more _ states like iran? well, it is becoming more question. | states like iran? well, it is- becoming more question. earlier states like iran? well, it is— becoming more question. earlier this year, the senior counterterrorism police spoke quite openly, and came out and spoke about this, saying that they are spending more time than ever on investigating threats from hostile states and espionage activities. and they listed the sort of countries, and said that russia in particular, china, but also iran. so, we have seen cases, other cases in recent years, where people are reduced and have even been convicted of trying to gather inf

daniel— custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel khalife's, - custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel. in terms of his escape, daniel khalife's, it is i his escape, daniel khalife's, it is being described as something out of hollywood, it feels quite an intricate sort of planned route, as you asked to come under there, we are still in the dark about whether he was actually alone. i are still in the dark about whether he was actually alone.— he was actually alone. i asked the auestion he was actually alone. i asked the question to _ he was actually alone. i asked the question to the _ he was actually alone. i asked the question to the commander. - he was actually alone. i asked the - question to the commander. whether daniel khalife was acting alone. the commander has said that they are investigating all lines of inquiry. there were speculations that he might have had assistance, the police would not be drawn on that. that will be something that will be investigated, as to how he managed to get out of wandsworth prison, a category a prison in south—west london, we believe he strapped h

daniel khalife _ appealto him. i would say to daniel khalife we _ appealto him. i would say to danielsay to daniel khalife we are going l daniel khalife we are going to find you. it's really important that you give yourself up to the police. you either call us or you go into the nearest police station and hand yourselves in. there are a huge number of officers and staff around the country and a really mobilised public now helping to find you. so come in. we will return you to prison. you can face justice. return you to prison. you can face justice-— return you to prison. you can face justice. face 'ustice. this map retraces the face justice. this map retraces the route _ face justice. this map retraces the route that _ face justice. this map retraces the route that the _ face justice. this map retraces the route that the lorry - face justice. this map retraces the route that the lorry took . the route that the lorry took after leaving the prison and the point at which daniel khalife is thought to have climbed down from it. the police have released pictures of the type of prison—issue

daniel brought some extreme _ devastating? storm daniel brought some extreme rainfall— devastating? storm danieltreme rainfall to the - devastating? storm daniel brought some extreme rainfall to the north| 5ome extreme rainfall to the north of libya. 0ver 5ome extreme rainfall to the north of libya. over 400 millimetres of rain, the equivalent of two thirds of a year's worth for london, falling in 24 hours. we can see the damage from space, if you like. before, you can see lots of sand dunes here, on the satellite dune5 here, on the satellite picture. dunes here, on the satellite picture. in the aftermath of the storm, you can see big floods in the river catchments. the high ground to the north i5 river catchments. the high ground to the north is just river catchments. the high ground to the north isjust draining down into the north isjust draining down into the one river, which then flows towards derna, bringing some catastrophic destruction. a5 towards derna, bringing some catastrophic destruction. as it arrived, this is how storm daniel looked. daniel is an example of what is known as a medit

even the current government mooted, led by government have mooted, led by daniels friend and someone daniels friend and someone daniely much rishi daniel himars, very much rishi sunak they have said that they do intend to address funding of local authorities. >> one of the biggest problems i think in public sector and private sector is too many people that are in charge of money. they spend it as though it's not their own. so i think they're real profligate. they will like, oh yeah, that light bulb. yeah i pay whatever it bulb. yeah i can pay whatever it is. £50 for a light bulb or whatever, whatever. and i think that people do treat the cash, you know, if this was my budget and i had to be sensible and i was restricted in what i could spend, how would i how would i do where i cut costs? do it? where would i cut costs? i think people too i just think people waste too much people's money and much of other people's money and then they think, you what, then they think, you know what, those people that are those are the people that are going come behind me now going to come in behind me now and they're now going to bail

daniel khalifa. find rounds about, so trinity road. -- daniel khalifa.— rounds about, so trinity road. -- daniel khalifa. that come from. _ daniel khalifa. and where has that come from, that _ daniel khalifa. and where has that come from, that information? - come from, that information? that's a call directly — come from, that information? that's a call directly from _ come from, that information? that's a call directly from a _ come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member- come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member of- come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member of the | a call directly from a member of the public, thanks to the appeal work we've been doing with the media. so this member of the public saw him getting out from under the lorry and were all looking a long?— getting out from under the lorry and were all looking a long?- do i were all looking a long? 6uest. do ou think were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think at _ were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think at this _ were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think at this sta

daniel khalife is, why he was in prison, and why this escape was so significant?- escape was so significant? daniel khalife was _ escape was so significant? danielkhalife was effectively remanded | escape was so significant? daniel l khalife was effectively remanded in wandsworth, he was accused of crimes and awaiting trial. that was due to take place in november. he had already told the court he was going to plead not guilty to the three charges he faced. the first two of those charges are terrorism act charges, one of them relates to the acquiring of information about members of the armed services, which could be useful in preparing an act of terrorism. i know that sounds very serious, but in the whole scheme of terrorism legislation, it is a relatively minor offence to acquire information, where it is not quite clear what the alleged purpose of that would be. he pleaded not guilty to that, saying he had not committed any such offence. there was a second allegation that he had made a hoax bomb in parts of the barracks where he was based at mod stafford. again, he pleaded not guilty to that, and denied that charge. after those charges were made

daniel. daniel roher: ok, we're going, guys? both: yeah. daniel roher: ok, so alexei, i want to talk about something that we sort of touched on this morning. and you might hate this, but i really want you to think about it. if you are killed, if this does happen, what message do you leave behind to the russian people? alexei navalny: oh, come on, daniel. no, no way. it's like you're making a movie for the case of my death. like, again, i'm ready to answer your question, but please let it be in another movie, movie number two. let's make a thriller out of this movie. and in this case i would be killed, let's make a boring movie of memory. [suspenseful music] [speaking russian] reporter: alexei navalny is stepping back into another showdown with the kremlin. reporter: what to do with navalny presents a conundrum for the kremlin-- let him go and risk looking weak, or lock him up knowing it could turn him into a political martyr. reporter: mr. navalny, aren't you afraid? reporter: [speaking russian] alexei navalny: [speaking russian] reporter: are you

daniel will take many years to overcome. sofia bettiza, bbc news, larissa. the time is 18:17. our top story this evening: police say there has been a sighting of danieleading to his arrest. coming up... popular, but polluting — the growing scurge of disposable vapes on the environment. coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — england welcome ben stokes back into the one—day side for their series against new zealand. we'll have the very latest from cardiff. the first anniversary of the death of the queen has been marked with a tribute by king charles to his mother's "devoted service". there were private prayers alongside queen camilla at crathie kirk near balmoral, the church where elizabeth herself worshipped. there've also been gun salutes at the tower of london, as well as edinburgh castle, to mark the first year of king charles's reign. here's nick witchell. for the king, a day of conflicting emotions. one year to the day since his mother died, he went with his wife to say prayers at crathie kirk. the sense of loss rekindled, but with it a sense of satisfaction that the transition to his reign has gone smoothly. the long reign o

danielle danielle, a kind of a concept broke house of prism in the area of west chester a week ago. i've been a few slice things of him since then. a massive mind. honda is on the way hundreds of offices are deployed with helicopters, drones and such dogs. couple come to was jails of basically stopping his ex girlfriend in front of her 2 children and 2021. mexico looks to us and to have his 1st female president with women leading the ticket for both the governing policy. i'm the opposition alliance. i had of next year's elections on a regular report from mexico city, a high stakes political showdown in the mexican capital has come to an end. so if i get out of the company, it will be a shame bone. former mayor of mexico city has been selected as the presidential candidate for mexico's ruling more than a party ahead of the 2024 general election. we got no, let him look at us today. democracy one. today the people of mexico decided shooting bounds. victory was announced just hours after marcello, but mexico's for before administer came in 2nd in the polls just behind chain pump, cold

daniel daniel and the city of doesn't know which, you know, i spoke to an, a volunteer medical worker who, who was on his way to done that. he was in the city of l bay. the not too far away, but he was of the connection was getting lost. he believes that within the next couple of hours, authorities and, and, and convoys of, of 8 workers and volunteers. i will hopefully be able to get into the city. and then we can start to be able to understand more clearly of the devastation and the numbers that have been that, that are, that are, that have suffered because of assessing right, monica, i understand that aid has started to come in from a number of countries, including algeria, which is quite significant, but who is coordinating all of this on the ground? so we'll see if that's the problem of folly. i mean we're, there's 2 rival governments, right? so you saw in the, in the, in the report for the, for after the order for the, for after has, has appointed a committee. well, here in tripoli, be the internationally recognized government prime minister of the how many today, but has also appointed a committee to oversee so so we might see some friction in the coming days as to who will supervise the rescue efforts. and, and really of the people will suffer and less of the, of these politicians can put aside the differences and, and cooperate and focus on getting the age of the people. we're also hearing of, you know, you said l julia, but also a tricky guitar. the way egypt of the chief of staff of the military and egypt and military arrived and been gauzy. he's brought it east, brought it with them, as well as military helicopters to try to reach these difficult areas. thank you. money for the update money train and live there in tripoli. and as malick mentioned, that aid is beginning to arrive to how 5 victims in libya to key it has sent 3 plane loads around a 170 rescue personnel from dickies disaster management authority. we're also on board of just landing ben ghazi a short while ago. let's spring and restore said i corresponding to this temple. first of all, to what aid is turkey sending to a lady of the walls. so for the head being 3 minutes, reclaim covering the aid on personnel slander. and then guys have, which is rare because turkey's an ally off to the poetry rather than then gossip is the government according to the will tour, t or the disaster to an emergency management. the truck is one, the say that the store for they have sent 100, a 68, a surface and on the water search and rescue rescue personnel. so to the rescue vehicles to rescue boats and 170 times 1000 rein codes, the 200 package of the food and 600 blankets. 20 generators and 200 pack is 100. the 1st aid kit and they said that this is the 1st to respond to the international call. 8 call made by the by the libyan government. other said that they are ready to provide more in the coming days, twice to key a one of the 1st countries resolved to send data to me via as well. there are 7 of reasons. first, just around 7 months ago with turkey had witness to one of the biggest disaster in this recent memory that the 3 in the recreation eastern part of the turnkey, more than 50000 people buys. then we have seen that a that the why fi is across the country and done the flogs. and so we're so perky is quite used to these natural disasters and the have the person now that is trained in that sense. so that's why they were already ready to send that person hopefully any way to work on the other hand that are public, i'm a business reasons as well. so particularly to fully based government, which is not by attorney debate, that the prime minister is a close ally or turkey. i'm definitely to, to wants to keep that close relations there. and also jewel, politically having good relations with libya, make sure to give, took yes, stronger position in east mediterranean, which certainly isn't a competition with degrees and, and, and, and cross. so the took this construction companies have a huge business investment in libya and also now took use trying to use these as an o for trinity, for a, an, a diplomacy that can be developed with the big guys, the base government led by how do you, how stock will see whether that is going to happen or not, but at least for now, it's a better way of the turkish aid claims that are landing in bank guys. because the, the fact that turkey has not been in good terms on good terms with the bank guys. he pays the government a lot by how the file stuff as you say, age diplomacy. thank you. right. so for that resulted on life for us that in a simple list, i'll get an update on a storm danielle from where the present the current and the impact on libya car and what's next in the coming days? well, the good news is that it has, we can dramatically and fold in a pot as it moved from libya into each. but it was a very powerful system with a pretty nasty history that began last week in the southeast of europe. it caused flooding, and it took here as well as bulgaria and greece to in shall rain about 6 months was selling 2 days and nights, tons of villages into lakes. now it's set in the mediterranean, pointing into the we can further south into northern areas of east and they'd be there it is edging in bringing exceptional amounts of right now. we don't have a lot of data for this area of the world. we do know how is that been gauzy, gets about 3 millimeters of rain on average in september. well, to the east of that. a city received on sunday in some monday, a 114 images, and just 12 hours that caused the rivers to flood the dams, to collapse. and of course, that movie so flashl

daniel . and so at trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at the1g to find daniel. so at the moment, at that moment in time, there were a large number of officers in the south—west london all searching for london area all searching for daniel. say daniel. and i'm pleased to say that's led capture that's what led to his capture this the media and the this morning. the media and the pubuc a this morning. the media and the public a very, very public have paid a very, very substantial role and that cooperation action has been so significant in finding daniel and he's back and making sure that he's back in today . in custody today. >> more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds more are injured after a powerful earthquake in central morocco. the scale of the damage can be seen in these pictures from , a town at the foot from amizmiz, a town at the foot of the atlas mountains , which of the atlas mountains, which was the epicentre of the quake. that's around 40 miles southwest of marrakesh. many of the deaths are understood to have taken place in these remote

daniel khalife _ him. i think the police assessment of daniel khalife as _ him. i think the police assessment of danielim. i think the police assessment of daniel khalife as he is _ him. i think the police assessment of daniel khalife as he is not - him. i think the police assessment of daniel khalife as he is not a - of daniel khalife as he is not a threat to a member of the public in terms of violence and they would assess he is not god access to a weapon, to have done to a knife —— he has not got access to a weapon, to a gun or a knife. and he does not pose a threat with an explosive device but clearly someone in that situation, a fugitive on the run no for three days plus, he might be pretty desperate and might be desperate and scared and worried about the consequences and if they are cornered or if a member of the public approaches them in an aggressive way, it is possible they may react and could become violent so that is why the police warning as if you see him, dial 999, don't try to engage but they say there is no wider threat to the public. i make this 21—year—old ex soldier was on remand acc

daniel. and i'm pleased that's what to searching for daniel. and i'm ple'hisi that's what to searching for daniel'm ple'his capture that's what to searching for daniel. and i'm ple'his capture this s what to searching for daniel. and i'm ple'his capture this morning. led his capture this morning. the media and the public have paid a very, very substantial role, and cooperation has role, and that cooperation has been significant finding been so significant in finding daniel that he's daniel and making sure that he's back custody today . back in custody today. >> than a thousand people >> more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds more are injured after a powerful hit central powerful earthquake hit central morocco. scale of the damage morocco. the scale of the damage can be seen in these pictures from amizmiz, a town at the foot of mountains. that's of the atlas mountains. that's around miles south—west of around 40 miles south—west of marrakesh , which the marrakesh, which was the epicentre quake . many of epicentre of the quake. many of the deaths are understood to be in remote ar

daniel _ exists in this country. uaw organiser daniel says - exists in this country. uaw - organiser danielk out. the organiser daniel says members are ready to walk out.— are ready to walk out. the wall street analysts _ are ready to walk out. the wall street analysts are _ are ready to walk out. the wall street analysts are looking - are ready to walk out. the wall street analysts are looking at l street analysts are looking at this on paper, as numbers. we are trying to tell you, this isn'tjust are trying to tell you, this isn't just about money. are trying to tell you, this isn'tjust about money. and so, some of america's _ isn'tjust about money. and so, some of america's biggest - some of america's biggest industrial names and its workers inched closer to a shutdown, one with big implications for the us economy. the hunting of whales has resumed in iceland after the country decided not to extend a temporary ban put in place earlier this summer. a series of new regulations and increased monitoring will be put in place although opponents are outraged by the decision. this old whaling boa

califf >> now, this guy, daniel califf , daniel califf? what was , is it danielf? what was his was his crime? well his what was his crime? well he's got a string of them now. >> he's in trouble for escaping prison. but previously he made a fake with the intention of fake bomb with the intention of making people think he'd made bomb. >> a fake bomb? yes. which i think is worse than a real bomb because deception because there's deception involved yeah. involved in that. yeah. and i think i think unpleasant think i think that's unpleasant from a moralistic standpoint. >> that's very interesting. i don't that influenced don't know if that influenced his or not. i don't his sentence or not. i don't know bombs. yes. know the rules on bombs. yes. but he was in prison already for that. having been in the that. yes. having been in the army , escaped pretty glued army, escaped pretty much glued himself to the underside of a van. very. wallace and gromit style escape. fantastic. and now he's been caught at a canal, pulled off a bike. >> it's all rather farcical. lewis, do h

daniel and the _ prioritise. just to talk about storm daniel and the amount _ prioritise. just to talk about storm danieltalk about storm daniel and the amount of water. prioritise. just to talk about storm daniel and the amount of water it | daniel and the amount of water it was carrying, we've hardly focused on greece but the area the size of new york city is flooded, an enormous plane where a lot of europe enormou5 plane where a lot of europe cosmic farming is done, it's crucially important to greece but also european food prices. do you al5o european food prices. do you think the authorities are coming to terms with the way we will have to adapt to our agriculture and farming in respect of flooding like this? i think there needs to be adaptation to all different sectors, but we need to first understand what ri5ks need to first understand what risks are possible at that very extreme end of the spectrum. the flood5 increa5e la5t end of the spectrum. the flood5 increa5e last week shocked me, they were extremely extensive, affecting very large numbers of people, and from an amount of rainfall that would

daniel how how concerned daniel kelly. how how concerned are you that you haven't yet picked time picked him up all this time later? i we're later? well, i know we're utterly committed to finding danielan amazing support, as i say, from the public and colleagues. the longer this goes on, then, of course, you know, we will continue to have to try and work with the public and our colleagues but colleagues to find him. but we're committed doing that. we're committed to doing that. we're to stop time sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> to what degree do you think there might have been another state this, state state involved in this, a state actor? does that state involved in this, a state actor? you does that state involved in this, a state actor? you in does that state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms that state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms ofiat state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms of the way concern you in terms of the way that happened ? that it's happened? >> is part of an open >> look, this is part of an open investigation, so you'll appreciate i'm not going to talk about anything might impact about anything that might impact upon and upon that i

daniel . and so at trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at the1g to find daniel. so at the moment, at that moment in time, there were a large number of officers in the south—west london all searching for london area all searching for daniel. say daniel. and i'm pleased to say that's led capture that's what led to his capture this the media and the this morning. the media and the pubuc a this morning. the media and the public a very, very public have paid a very, very substantial role and that cooperation action has been so significant in finding daniel and he's back and making sure that he's back in today . in custody today. >> more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds more are injured after a powerful earthquake in central morocco. the scale of the damage can be seen in these pictures from , a town at the foot from amizmiz, a town at the foot of the atlas mountains , which of the atlas mountains, which was the epicentre of the quake. that's around 40 miles southwest of marrakesh. many of the deaths are understood to have taken place in these remote

daniel khalife does — individual may have gone. so daniel khalife does have _ individual may have gone. so danielerience — how much of an advantage with that beat him in the situation kudela as you can see, it's beautiful weather at the moment, it's beautiful weather at the moment.— it's beautiful weather at the moment, ~ ., ., , ., moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather. _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is warm _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is warm at night . moment, we know that it is warm, | nice weather, it is warm at night as well for sub so sleeping outside under the stars will not come as any surprise to anyone with military training. what you must remember democrat remember is we pride ourselves on having the best military in the world. so he's had some of the best training of the world and you do not become untrained when you leave the military, so he will still have that experience under his belt. but the big thing is resilience — doe

sandwiched between two areas with low pressure and rainy, so this is what created storm daniel, and now storm danielssentially transformed into this medicane moving towards the south, as you can see in satellite images, from building up in the mediterranean and shifting towards the south in libya. the latest, of course, is that it has now moved on to egypt, although it has receded. >> valerie tells us that climate change does play a factor when it comes to these kinds of storms, making them both stronger and more frequent. we are following the effects of another natural disaster in morocco where relief efforts continue following a massive earthquake. the death toll from the 6.8-magnitude quake struck on friday has risen to 2900. in addition to the dead, some 5900 were injured. rescuers have struggled to reach remote areas in the high atlas mountains where the quake was centered, and many villagers are expressing frustration that they are still waiting for help four days after the quake struck. we have a report from a remote village where he says survivors have been left to fend for themselves. >> th

daniel khalife daniel khalife used bed sheets to tie himself to the bottom of a truck outside prison. danielhim, that his lawyer said there was no indication at the stage whether he would plead guilty or not guilty to escaping from jail. the hearing lasted only eight minutes, and three hours later the convoy departed again. the deputy chief magistrate told daniel khalife that he would remain in custody until his next court appearance. at the old bailey at the end of the month. in the meantime, he's been taken away to a category a high security prison. thatjail is hmp bell marsh and southeast london and the van could be seen arriving there a0 minutes later. after an adventure lasting just over five days and six hours, daniel khalife was back in prison. ahead of his arrest injanuary, 21—year—old daniel khalife had been a soldier in the high—tech royal signals regiment. and the main church he chased faces is obtaining information useful to the enemy, inc. this case, allegedly, iran. 0n inc. this case, allegedly, iran. on wednesday the food truck that daniel khalife was allegedly strapped undern

daniel, as _ the floodwater. and the impact of storm daniel, as the - of storm daniel, as the reporter said it has been travelling greece, etc but in libya thousands of people, looks like thatis thousands of people, looks like that is the death toll, it is going to go higher? why so high and libya? it going to go higher? why so high and lib a? ., and libya? it went through greece. — and libya? it went through greece, turkey _ and libya? it went through greece, turkey and - and libya? it went through | greece, turkey and bulgaria last week and there we saw a combined death toll ofjust over a dozen. is already the official toll at the moment is 250 but as i have said the unofficial is 2000, it is because of this lack of infrastructure also what we expect is there was a complete mixed warnings because of the two different governments there is no public services.— is no public services. people didn't know _ is no public services. people didn't know what _ is no public services. people didn't know what to - is no public services. people didn't know what to do? - is no public services. people didn't know what to do? it

daniel kelly was arrested this morning and having an operation but daniel khalifewas arrested this morning and having an operation come to an end this morning. it was a plain—clothed police officer who spotted daniel spotted daniel ——khalife on a push—bike on a canal path, a canal path in chiswick and ultimately arrested him, pushed him off the bike and arrested him. daniel khalife is now in custody in a police station in west london where he is being interviewed. the police want to know, the police want to know where he was. how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick? it's about 5.5 miles. so they believe he was on foot, but was he assisted? this is a question that they are trying to find the answers to and will not speculate that he was given assistance from one wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated and it's an ongoing investigation, as the commander told me here at scotland yard earlier this afternoon. the g20 summit of world leaders has agreed a joint declaration, which includes calls for a durable peace in ukraine. the text, at the summit in india, says all states involved in the conflict must "refrain" from the "use of force" for territorial gain. but there's no refer

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danielle, thank you very. always appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles, never forget, charles. charles: never forget. thank you so much. you got that in, danielle, we appreciate it, thank you so much. folks i want to bring in now john lonski. john, last week you wrote in substack, i think it was thursday, great piece, the title was next rate cut may be harbinger of doom. walk me through that because you got me at doom. >> here is what happens when you have extraordinarily high federal funds rate which we have today. charles: right. >> we tend to find a recession does not get underway until the fed has already begun to reduce interest rates. so if you're in the equity market, you have, big on equities, you shouldn't overlook the fact that a rate cut doesn't necessarily mean that the worst is over. charles: right. >> the coast is clear. charles: right. >> because the record suggests otherwise. charles: is that, is that just an acknowledgement then the fed itself is late, realizing okay, that they don't recognize their own handiwork? i mean do they always tend to overdo it? >> they tend to overdo it. nobody is perfect. the fed is a late swinger i guess in the cycle, the monetary cycle, the business cycle. charles: or is it, john, it is okay for them to, and the goal of licking inflation like they used to call it in the '70s or beating inflation, whatever it is like jay powell they do whatever it takes like paul volcker to get this down, maybe err on the side extra half a million jobs to be lost that didn't have to be lost or a few million bankruptcies that didn't have to happen. that is the best option than any sort of inflation issues, whatever it takes to get rid of inflation even if you over do it? >> even if you over do it. they cross their fingers and they hope the recession will not be very severe like the recession of 2008 and 2009, that was horrible, dreadful they're looking for rye section comparable to 90-91 or 2001. that is their hope. you can't get away from the business cycle. the business cycle is here to stay. i don't care who is running the fed. charles: isn't that skewed though? i mean between the federal reserve, quantitative easing and you know, the sort of balance sheet because i remember we used to talk about the business cycle when the fed's balance sheet was less than a trillion dollars. now eight trillion, seven trillion, is there such a thing as a business cycle? then you get things like fiscal spending we've never seen before? >> that is one of the problems with the fed, they do not confront the huge budget deficits they're running in washington. that has at effect keeping inflation high. in the past alan greenspan was not afraid to speak up, neither was paul volcker, but for some reason jerome powell is quiet about this big, gigantic issue. charles: bottom line they may overdo it a little bit then? >> i think they will over do it. you will have recession in 204. that will not make incumbents in the white house very happy. charles: to say the least. >> yeah. charles: john, good stuff as usual. folks, we'll be right back. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. ♪ jardiance is really swell, ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪. charles: all right, so my next guest the fed will pause for now and as long as they do the stock market could rally. with me simpler trading vp of options daniellet it still mean that there could be potentially more rate hikes on the table? does it mean you have to be more nimble? >> oh, definitely, charles. there could still be some more rate hikes on the table but honestly as we get into the fall season we typically see a little bit of bearishness anyway. and so i'm still looking at the overall trend in the market. i'm saying hey, you know what? for right now the fed's going to pause, i want to stick with the trend, the trend is up. we might see a little bit of bearishness and maybe that will cause them to pause even longer. >> coming into the year, two old wall street axioms, don't fight the fed and don't fight the tape f you didn't fight the tape, you made a whole lot of money. listen some of the brightest out there. you also mentioned the put call ratio which by the way the puts have gone up tremendously. no one is buying calls anymore, exceedingly pessimistic but for you this is a buy signal, right? >> yes, charles. if you look at the put/

daniel garza. daniel, so great to have you. good morning. >> good morning, rachel. rachel: so these poll numbers are shocking. i mean, we've seen the trend, right, that hispanics are most dissatisfy with the biden administration. but these number numbers are really bad. what's standing out the most for you in. >> well, that bidenomics is really paralyzing many latino families. 84% say, as you mentioned, say inflation had a negative impact in their lives. rachel, millions of la tee knows had to put a stop to surgeon purchases. they're not having to stretch their budgets and be much more judicious about buying decisions. but if you listen to president biden, he is, of course, saying everything is rainbows, lollipops and cotton candy. and, rachel, speaking of candy, bidenomics could be more accurately referred to as will key wonka economics. we're in danger of becoming like charlie, right? only once a year in this on his birthday does charlie ever get to taste a bit of chocolate. rhode island e ray -- rachel: it is, it's so tough on families. there's the economic component, but as the democrat party and joe biden and his policies get more and more radical, that's also alienating a lot of hispanics from the democratic party. so talk to me about hinges like the gender ideology that's being pushed on children in school, you know, abortion, all these social issues that matter to faith-based hispanic communities. >> rachel, you know this, family is very important. anybody who walks into the voting booth, they can ask themselves one fundamental question, if i vote for this person or that person, will my life be better off? and if left to their own vices, biden would double down on more of the same, spend more, slash energy development more, tax more, regulate late more. it's delusional. and, of course, these cultural issues, nobody should be surprised that latinos are running away from this kind of unfettered, radical extreme theism that you're seeing from progressives. the indoctrination that's happening in schools. look, 71% of latino-americans feel that we're on the wrong track here. there's pent-up discontent, real a angst for the future. and so when you consider also that 80% of latinos are concerned that america is on the decline, that's a loss of hope and aspiration. rachel: yeah. i think also about the crime rate that's gotten so bad and for so many small business owners -- and, as you know, hispanics are a big part of the small business community -- that's another tax on them. they have to worry about security and that they have employees that don't want to come work for them because they're not allowed to defend themselves and they might get robbed. are alarm bells going off for democrats? are they looking at these polls and going, we've got to to backtrack, or they're on this path and they're doubling down? >> they're doubling down. and, you know, the problem is that, of course, the more they double down, the more people feel the pain here. folks who were building up for their saving for a down payment on a home now are have to even reconsider the possibility of ever owning a home because the cost of borrowing has made a 30-year home loan too expensive. and this had everything to do with the fed's being forced to jack up rates in response to the spike in inflation induced by the biden spending bender. but it's us, you know, who have to deal with the economic hangover. rachel: yeah, there's no question about it. hispanics are being hurt, the working class are being hurt, and it's interesting to see that they're doubling down. texas made a lot of gains in the last election, and things weren't even as bad as they are now economically and with the border wide open and causing so much chaoses in your home state. just one last word on the border quick. >> i would say why not california? why not arizona when they're talking about migrants are remaining in texas. you know, this new proposal by biden. is it because they have democrat governors? it just seems punitive, that you want to bring down punishment on those really who have disproportionately been sharing a lot of the burden when it came to migrants. and now, of course, you want to shift all the pain into one concentrated red state. just unbelievable, what is happening. rachel: yeah. well, the blue statements are feeling the pawn now, and now joe biden's hearing from them. danielening with the latino vote. >> always a pleasure, rachel, thank you. rachel: you got it. still ahead, a federal court handing down a major decision on censorship. clay travis takes us inside the ruling that states biden, quote, likely violated the first amendment. and the great 9/11 pickleball marathon continues on fox square. a stay with us. ♪ ♪ they say seeing is believing, but with stearns & foster® that's only part of the story. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort... every single night. stearns & foster® ... what comfort should be during our labor day sale, bring home incredible comfort with savings up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets. learn more at stearnsandfoster.com ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? 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daniel pinkston, _ co-operate. interesting. dr daniel pinkston, thank- co-operate. interesting. dr daniel pinkston, thank you | co-operate. in seoul. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. all nhs england is to publish the latest data on waiting lists — the last figures revealed nearly 7.6 million patients were waiting for planned treatment and appointments. the government has allocated an extra £200 million to the nhs in england to support services over the winter. two women arrested at a vigil after the murder of sarah everard have secured what their lawyer has described as substantial pay—outs from the metropolitan force. patsy stevenson and dania al—0beid were detained at the event on clapham common in march 2021. sarah everard had been murdered by serving officer wayne couzens. peers in the house of lords have defeated the government over plans to scrap environmental rules to boost housebuilding in england. ministers said their proposals would help create 100,000 homes by 2030. labour says the government now needs to come up with a "workable solution". that'

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daniel strauss, daniel, good morning. thank you so much for being with us. so, when trump spoke to megyn kelly last week, he passed on the chance to criticize biden's age. he just heard him criticize biden as being cognitively impaired. 32% think that biden is re-elected would make it through a second term. compared to 52% for trump. what do you think they're doing here, they're basically the same age? >> right. and that's the biden campaign, the core of their argument to those attacks is, is that they're the same age. this is not really about how old they are. but more a stylistic approach. a temperament approach. in that trump, for all of his perceived vigor is really just louder than biden. that biden has always been calmer. that was the pitch that the biden campaign offered the first time -- the last time around being 2020. that biden's whole argument theory for the case was that he wanted to lower the temperature. and that's the argument that they're trying to make here. again, although it's not so much that they go and lower the temperatures, it's that they don't want it to rise again. >> right. so, daniel question. this is something that i've been following very closely. and that is very clearly a fault line. we know, obviously, the campaign, the actual voting is going to kick off in iowa where this is such a salient issue. ron desantis' team also sent out a statement after the trump comments came out on nbc, saying that desantis was, you know, more aggressive on this issue, more interested in seeing bans -- harsher bans implemented. but this is becoming a real fault line. because we have seen time after time, when abortion is on the ballot, this has been a winning issue for democrats who people who want to see in the wake of roe v. wade falling more access to abortion. how does this play out going forward? nikki haley, i've got to tell you, really interesting, she did this on the debate stage, too. staking out an interesting piece of ground as the only woman on the stage. >> yeah. and, look, in the past few weeks, we've been hearing that there's increasing excitement about haley, part

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