weaver: this is the original jack daniel's legacy... o'brien: by her count, she's unearthed more than 10,000 documents and clues to unravel the mystery of jack daniel's mentor. weaver: everyone immediately assumed that nearest was jack's slave. jack never had any slaves. o'brien: she shared her treasure trove of history with the president of the company. weaver: he looked at the research room, he looked at thio we make it right?" immediately. guide: now, the man who actually taught jack how to make whiskey, his name was nathan "nearest" weaver: within a week, they were rewriting their story and rolling that out in their tours, so they guide: we have never distilled whiskey in 150 years without a green working with us... o'brien: nearest and his wife harriet had 11 children. some of them worked at the distillery, including his son george, pictured here sitting right next to jack daniel. debbie has been with the company for 39 years. along with her sister jackie and brother jerome, they're the only 3 descendants of green still working at

i will yield the rest of my time to you, daniel. >> daniel: i would close by saying vladamir putin has be loving this conversation. if his cronies are watching this show now and all the discussion we have about the june 2016 meeting, that means he succeeded, he's injected a virus to political discourse. we've so wide open to everything in this country, vladamir putin is black belt in judo, knows how to use strength against him, that is what he's doing. >> harris: our greatest strength he's managed to weaponize against us. do you speak russian? >> dana: little bit. >> harris: kim jong-un making good on the promise to return u.s. soldiers killed in the korean war. will it lead to denuclearization north korea? we'll talk about that, plus white house national security advisor john bolton holding a high-level meeting about iran, what should the president do now and what should we be making of iran's threat? we'll debate it all. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus t

daniel winters here.l: i'm sure i don't need to provide you who is at the center of these comments. u.s. president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the eu and china today from signaling he is ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports, and accusing the eu and china manipulating the currencies. he even found time to criticize the u.s. central bank monetary policy. german chancellor angela merkel that the eu is determined to counter any u.s. tariffs, as mrs. merkel told reporters in berlin. the situation is very serious. reporter: tensions continue to run high in the german car industry with the u.s. government this week repeating threat to impose high import tariffs on cars and components. germany's carmakers association was quick to underline the importance for the u.s. economy. german manufacturers and suppliers operate over 300 plants there, creating over 100,000 jobs in production alone. german chancellor angela merkel warns that the tariffs not only threaten global growth prospec

danielle: hi.assachusetts, and i am not trying to stop the gay from having freedom, but freedom with to be at a rivalry that freedom and family because the individual is linked to family and freedom and happiness . they want control of their children, but they brought their ghts to be free of choice as individuals to massachusetts and seem to be trying to oppress the freedoms of families. how would you resolve the rivalry that is starting in massachusetts with freedom and individual rights? danielle: thank you for your question. so it's important that freedom and equality be linked to each other. i think when people build their way of thinking about their own lives and our society around freedom alone, it can lead to precisely that infringement on the rights of others, and so it's important -- this is a little technical in the history of philosophy, but there are two different ways of thinking about freedom. you can think about freedom as being freedom from interference, or you can think about free

daniel: it might. there's been a pattern where trump will tweet something late at night or early in the morning and then the entire news cycle it comes that and everything congress works on becomes that. i think this russia thing is lingering in a way that other issues that trump has put to the four have not. he's tweeted about players ineeling in the nfl all kinds of things in it has not managed to take over from the fact that republicans and democrats have been critical of how he conducted himself in front of vladimir putin. democrats going so far as to openly say -- democrat leadership openly saying he is compromised or otherwise beholden to putin. republicans not going that far but still concerned about his performance. i think the russia thing is likely to be at the fore. host: the status of additional sanctions on russia, where are we on that legislation? daniel: i would not expect anything this week. marco rubio in chris van hollen have this act that would put additional sanctions on russia or a

i'm daniel winter and this is your business update u.s. president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the e.u. and china signaling he's ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports german chancellor angela merkel meanwhile reiterated that the e.u. is determined to counter any u.s. tariffs as mrs merkel told reporters in berlin the situation is very serious. tensions continue to run high in the german car industry with the u.s. government this week repeating threats to impose high import tariffs on cars and component germany's car makers association was quick to underline the importance of its members for the u.s. economy. german manufacturers and suppliers operate over three hundred plants that are creating over one hundred thousand jobs in production alone. german chancellor angela merkel warns that the tariffs not only threaten global growth prospects but also contravene world trade organization procedures. the e.u. should call a spade a spade namely that we think it is incompatible with w t o rules we don't want these t

i don't see that happening, stormy daniels isa see that happening, stormy daniels is a tough cookie.strident about continuing to tell her story. she was threatened, according to —— she was put on by michael cohen saying she had to be silent or else. now nothing is stopping her. i don't see anything stopping her. i don't see anything stopping her. i don't see anything stopping her now, especially now these charges have been dropped. thousands of people in nicaragua have taken part in a march through the streets of the capital, managua, demanding the resignation of president daniel 0rtega. similar marches are expected to take place in cities across the country. it comes after months of violence in which up to three hundred and 50 people have died. lebo diseko reports. they came to make their voices heard. thousands of nicaraguans on the streets of the capital, managua, with one message — president daniel 0rtega needs to stand down. translation: i'm here demanding justice, demanding a change. there are too many dead, too many tortured, too many people stifled unjustly only for having ra

danielle allen. [applause] danielle: thank you so much, dan. that was an incredible introduction. i am in your debt. greetings to all of you. it is wonderful to see you here. i have to say i particularly loved dan's description of me as a mechanic because in a sense, you have given me a way of overcoming a certain childhood failure that has always plagued me. my dad, when i was 11, gave me this car engine that was my job to take apart and reassemble. of all the things i was given in childhood, it was the only one that confounded me. there was no way i could do this. i had an image of it sitting in the dining room unfinished. now i have a different way of reporting i did at last finish my project as a mechanic. fantastic. it is terrific to see you all here tonight and have the chance to talk with you about my book, our declaration, about the declaration of independence. i want to tell you why i wrote the book, what i was trying to do, then share the key stories in the book were the key ideas. the best way of trying to explain why i wrote the book is to say something about the first

and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. and donald trump is threatening to impose tariffs on all chinese imports let's dig deeper with the culture on wall street. how markets taking the. well i mean first of all those tariffs are not implemented yet and it might take some months if they come at all but we do see certain industries certain companies where we do see some pressure of the car industry for example or other multinationals like boeing where we do see stock prices falling a bit but overall the market is still taking it easy we just finished the third consecutive week where blue chips actually saw gains even if the market was tiny little bit under pressure on friday but overall the market really takes it to rather cool at this point and so china can simply impose counter-terrorist as they've done in the pasta because they just don't import enough u.s. goods to match what the u.s. is doing so how could china respond. now certainly if we look at the figures the u.s. exports goods to china in the amount of a good one h

iglesias y universidades han sido objeto de ataque por bandas que apoyan a daniel ortega.aumentÁndola cifra de muertos y heridos. nuevas restricciones llevan a que muchas personas se lo piensen dos veces a la hora de emprender el proceso de naturalizaciÓn y los niÑos de la cueva de tailandia tuvieron su primer contacto con la prensa y la prÓxima semana estarÍan de regreso a su casa. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. arantxa:bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn". el juez federal que le ordenÓ al gobierno reunificar a los cerca de 3000 niÑos separados de su padre se la frontera pidiÓ transparencia en el proceso y prometiÓ estar vigilante. sólo cinco --57 fueron re unificado los otros permanecen en custodia el gobierno. la fecha lÍmite para cumplir con la orden se avecina, pero la exigencia inmediata para el entregar el lunes. maria rosa lucchini con los detalles. >> si como sabemos que el gobierno tuvo dificultad con 102 niÑos, estos problemas se van a ver dificultados con esa fecha l

daniel: estamos de vuelta. tiempo de hablar del bÉisbol de grandes ligasen el Último dÍa de actividades antes del receso, por el juego de estrellas en el national park, eso serÁ el dÍa martes unto de momento, repasamos lo ocurrido en la batalla de la bahÍa. sencillo impulsor y el juego serÍa 1 1. mÁs tarde, 12 jonrones en lo que va de temporada. ganaron seis carreras por dos, novena victoria con seis derrotas en lo que va de la temporada. san francisco con 50 y 48. seguimos con mÁs, ellas ante dollars.en la baja de la segunda, le sacaban por el jardÍn derecho. colaboraba a la ofensiva con sencillo remolcador y seguirÍa sin decisiÓn tras 2/3 con ocho pons es . la victoria la final de wimbledon: primer set, servicio de djokovic. ganÓ el cuarto tito de wimbledon, 13er gran slam. tÍtulo 68 en su carrera. con este resultado,regresarÁ al top ten del ranking mundial. mÁs adelante, todo el color y la emociÓn que se vivo en moscÚm luego del tÍtulo de francia ante croacia un brindis, para las estrellas de la selección me

la alegrÍa que generÓ ese tÍtulola tiene daniel, nuestro compaÑero en un reporte desde moscÚ.a embajada de francia en moscÚ, francia ha ganado 4 2 a croacia y este ha sido la metamorfosis para conseguir su segunda estrella. no los eligiÓ destino, ellos hicieron del destino su momento.

daniels is out on bail.g that she had an affair with donald trump. >>> 4:30. let's get an update on weather and traffic where you live. let's check in with mike nicco. >> hey, jessica. hey everybody. this is last night. you can see the thunderstorms that were just around yosemite. they fell apart overnight. but that energy is coming our way. that's why we're going to have a chance of thunderstorms later this evening into the overnight hours. for the morning, you can see the marine layer is back cloud cover is hanging around. 57 to 63. it is a touch warmer than it was yesterday. we'll stay in the 60s at the coast. mainly 70s around the bay. we'll wrap it up by 7:00 with the first signs of thunderstorms developing to our south and east. i'll give you an idea when they're coming to your neighborhood, if at all. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. a little wait already in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad yet. hopefully a few more booths are en

daniel hopkins said they tried to meet up but never did. >> were daniel's friend able to back up hisied. >> he was really at the game? >> yes. >> daniel hopkins conhave been in roan county at the time of the murder. chef eventually cleared by the authorities. but could they verify smoot's story. here's video of them at one of the restaurants he said they went to. here they are taking their drink on to the patio. another camera captured the couple leaving 6:30 p.m.. brooke is walking several steps ahead of shawn. something chief philips thought was telling. >> normally people were happy and all that stuff, you'd think they'd walk out together. if there was something going on, maybe she was like, i want to get away from him or whatever. i'd be glad wen he drops me off at my car. >> this is the parking lot where smoot says he dropped brooke off at her car. so, they decided to trace his steps. they pulled his cell phone record and found something unusual. in the 2 1/2 hours after shawn and brooke had last been seen together there was no activity on his cell phone. at 11:00 p.m. his phone

stormy daniels is a tough cookie.interviews where she has been pretty strident about continuing to tell her story. she was, she says, threatened by trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, and told that she had to be quiet or else. and right now and nothing is stopping her. she is not being quiet, so i don't really see anything stopping herfrom forming either, especially 110w herfrom forming either, especially now that these charges have been dropped. of course, if you want to find out the details about the show in which she was performing, you can of course google it, not always great for a family show like ours. thousands of people in nicaragua have taken part in a march through the streets of the capital, managua, demanding the resignation of president daniel 0rtega. similar marches are expected to take place in cities across the country. it comes after months of violence in which up to 350 people have died. lebo diseko reports. make their voices heard. thousands of nicaraguans on the streets of the capital, managua

nephew, daniel caroll. if these titles and names confuse you, one of the reasons we are here is because everybody is confused about who these people are. the third is daniel carol dunnington, the 25-year-old owner of the 1400 acres where the capital itself is cited. this book closely follows the developments and the enormous risks he took to create this great monument to democracy. and, he paid for it. after the destruction of both his professional home and the early days of the founding of capitol hill, right where you are sitting, through the destruction of other key land and improved properties of his, in 1814, daniel carol dunnington stood fast to further his properties. 1814, daniel carol dunnington stood for the rebuilding and improvement of the area that is today, capitol hill. he did so for the balance of his life. my personal hope is that this book will stand for the same belief for all the early founders and building a better city, a better country and a better world. this is a special day for my

for europeans up price bomb and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. let's bring in only boss our financial correspondent who's standing by in frankfurt really not a day goes by without you and me talking about the latest economic shenanigans the man in the white house what's the latest from today. well he says he's ready to go for five hundred and what he means by that is five hundred billion dollars five hundred billion in tariffs that he could slap on the goods coming in from china to the united states and didn't pick this number randomly in fact five hundred five billion dollars is the number that the chinese exports totaled in the year two thousand and seventeen so this is going for broke a few that's not yet decided but he's mentioned this number and as soon as they did the markets went south the dax especially had. lost quite clearly for the end of the day and especially big exporters were among the biggest losers companies like continental out of supplier or the big three car companies here in diameter b.m.w. and volkswagen but also just in the

let's go to daniel daniel i mean how is term i mean does it in terms mind was this a victory because i haven't heard i haven't read it read only. the summit here i mean how is he going to sell it because i did notice we're rapidly running out of time nobody in his inner circle has actually spoken to the press that i'm aware of go ahead. i think the jury's out as to hell he'll react in how hill assess this over time and if the elite media continues to assail him and his base stays with him it'll be a victory and i think on these key point syria ukraine it arms control we will know when weeks and months whether the needle is moved whatsoever i think on.

the holes in this ball become giant raindrops falling on ana's i'm relevant she and danielle take most of their pictures during their holiday travels. they live in valencia where they work together at home on their ideas. a huge success on social media came as a surprise. that it's crazy to think that we just did it for fun when we started now it's practically our job. i think what people like about our work is that they are highly structured pictures with clear lives and composition but above all we try to make them entertaining always with new creative ideas. when i. down now and i'm a first measuring best starters he is an architect she is an illustrator but neither of them works much in actual profession a growing number of companies or take. notice of the photographs and send the couple products like watches or clothing to be staged creatively for ad campaigns. like these when the break from a french fashion label thank want to. use the theme of color hide and seek their idea is to put danielle in a cone of light the same color as the jackets to make them disappear. the way. it al

. >> stormy daniels arrested after a strip show that police said went too far. the charges already dropped. her attorney said she was set up. >>> hate crime charges for a man caught on camera berating a woman over a puerto rico flag on her shirt. >> you should not be wearing that in the united states of america. >> a police officer who stood by and didn't step in to help now off the force. >>> an american tourist celebrating her wedding anniversary murdered in mexico. new concerns tonight about violence on summer vacation. >>> and a sale so popular it triggered mayhem. lines wrapped around malls. thousands of disappointed kids turned away. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening as we welcome our viewers in the west. president trump is in london tonight with a swirl in his wake in brussels over what was and wasn't agreed to at this week's nato meetings. to hear the president tell it, it was mission accomplished, that he successfully squeezed his european counterparts to spend even more on defense. but some of those allies are p

ok let me go back to daniel in lake jackson. what are you expecting from this summit because you know i've read all of the think tank stuff and you know me. i think it kind of a kind of low octane journalism on everything i don't think that it can be a lot accomplished unfortunately right now primarily i'll be really honest is that i don't think considering trump's foreign policy vision and behavior and words it's going to be more kind of another show because with his the problems back home that he has i don't think that he has he can follow up on anything he really wants to do he's going to be he's cornered in so many ways what do you think daniel. well you know peter i rarely disagree with you but in this situation i may disagree with you a bit because i think it's ignore mostly significant if only for the fact we talk about this before the show as much as as trump frustrates us and drives us crazy his detractors are so much worse yes we sometimes find ourselves feeling like we're in this corner so the fact that the neo cons a

>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom.two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >> caught a ticket. >> i know you caught a

daniels charged after that police officers said went too far. l but just houer those charges have already been dropped and her lawyer says she was set up. here's nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: it's not th glamour pic that propelled stormy daniels to porn prominence. this mug shot taken overnight. the adult film star booked after allegedly fondling female customers d pressing three undercover vice detectives into her chest at this columbus, ohio strip club according to police, daniels, topless and wearing a g-string, ctrabbed each of the deteives' heads, two of them women, before she ben smacking their face with her bare breasts. in ohio it can be illegal at a strip club for dancers to touch patrons. police say they were at the club investigating allegations of human trafficking and prostitution. >> my attorney and i are committed to making sure that everyone finds out the truth. >> reporter: daniels is locked in a legal battle over the hush money she received during the campaign for her alleged sexual encounter wi donald trump, allegations

daniel: if he's trying to get russia often front page is not doing a great job. he tweeted the whole thing is a hoax so he spent all last week own casting his doubt on his intelligence community and the russian investigation and today he tweeted that the thing is a hoax and that is why the obama administration never notified him about it. host: just to keep everybody on the same page, president obama knew about russia before the election. this is the president about 14 hours ago. why didn't he tell her campaign because it is all a big hoax and thought crooked hillary was going to win. daniel: i'm sure what the white house will say ayesha: -- i'm sure what the white house will we don't that tweet thatis the hoax the issue president has desolate white house has right now and president talks about the molar probe he says it's a witchhunt. there have been a lot of indictments so is he saying all of that is fake? an -- we must stop trump. history should not see people getting shot and killed. host: we got your point this morning. auser, would you like to pick up on? o

ok let me go back to daniel and in lake jackson what are you expecting from this summit be. because you know i've read all of the think tank stuff and you know i think it kind of a kind of low octane journalism on everything i don't think that it can be a lot accomplished unfortunately right now primarily i'll be really honest is that i don't think considering trump's foreign policy vision and behavior and words it's going to be more kind of another show because with his the problems back home that he has i don't think that he has he can follow up on anything he really wants to do he's going to be he's cornered in so many ways what do you think daniel. well you know peter i rarely disagree with you but in this situation i may disagree with you a bit because i think it's ignore mostly significant if only for the fact we talk about this before the show as much as as trump frustrates us and drives us crazy his detractors are so much worse yes we sometimes find ourselves feeling like we're in this corner so the fact that the neo cons are freaking out over this the resistors are

phil: this is news from daniel winter now.ooking at regions who have looked at protectionism and said no thank you. daniel: it is a massive deal covering nearly a third of the world economy. the eu and japan signed a new trade back to unite around 600 million people in the so-called cars for c cheese deal. here is how it happened. reporter: a grand fanfare for a historic agreement. as the eu and japan sunday world's largest ever trade deal in tokyo. >> today's signature is a landmark moment. it brings together economies that account for a third of the world's gdp and over 600 million people. reporter: the talks got off to a difficult start and took a full four years. but as u.s. president donald trump ratchet up the protectionist rhetoric, the negotiators set about sealing the deal in double quick time. >> there are currently rising concerns about protectionism globally.. within this context, i belelieve it is extrtremely meaniningful t japan and thee eu are sending a message to the world about the importance of free and fair

and to our correspondent daniel cope is closer to the hospital in northern thailand where the rescued boys have been that west off to daniel good to see the boys have been trapped in the caves for what now two weeks what do we know about their condition. here how they're laying out what we had a press conference about an hour and a half ago the local governing here off the stage was talking and he was saying that the boys that have been rescued from this case already are given the circumstances actually in a very good conditions and you know i can tell you we have been seeing relatives and also buddhist monks here in front of the hospital throughout the day as these kind of news i mean everybody here simply was cheering and was blogging and we also hearing and i actually found this quite interesting that the boys are actually in very good spirit that seems to be at least in that case they have been asking for their favorite food which is a very spicy attire a douche with pork and with rice but it seems that doctors here still are a little bit careful and are putting them still a littl

he denied the stormy daniels incident as well or alleged affair, and now this. it appears he knew about this one as well. >> there is no question about that, don. look, we could sit here and talk ourselves blue about how much donald trump lies, and we'll hold up a red apple and tell you it's a green apple and damn well you better listen to him and it better be a green apple that comes out of your mouth. what i do think is interesting about that conversation, and it will take some time to dissect these words and piece them together. even if it was cash or a check through the shell corporation, you're still trying to hide something. it's the same purpose to try to hide a payment. so that in and of itself is pretty devious. but again, 10 years ago, heck, five years ago, this would destroy a politician's life. it would destroy a presidency. donald trump just seems to thrive off it. >> don, one of the things that jumps out at me is the extent to which donald trump was actually involved in the nitty-gritty and the details. he was not taking a hands-off attitude about

let's go to daniel daniel i mean how is tom i mean does it in terms mind was this a victory because i haven't heard i haven't read it read or need to. the summit here i mean how is he going to sell it because i did notice we're rapidly running out of time nobody in his inner circle has actually spoken to the press that i'm aware of go ahead. i think the jury's out as to how he'll react and how hill assess this over time and if the elite media continues to assail him and his base stays with him it'll be a victory and i think on these key point syria ukraine an arms control we will know when weeks and months whether the needle is move whatsoever i think on syria is where i'm the most cautiously optimistic that there may be some sort of path of agreement that we can move forward in the north and as well in the with the regime but we shall see over the next weeks and months and no matter what happens from the u.k. to the u.s. we will still see prolific a to cross the news this attack as well as russia is and russia phobia is the enemy and the responsibility for anything that happened in o

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daniel: that's not only theresa may who's been busy. angela merkel hass been meeting hard working germans. phil: the cherm an chancellor has visited a nursing home to see firsthand the challenges facing staff. during her election campaign last year, the chancellor promised a nurse at the home she would accompany him to work one day and that day was today. the chancellor's government has pledged to create at least 8,000 additional jobs but at the moment 36,000 positions in hospitals and for the elderly are unfilled. it's a crisis that affects careers every day. reporter: rosa lopez is always on the go. the spanish born nurse works in berlin and loves her job. but it's becoming increasingly difficult to do it well. >> there are growing numbers of elderly people who need help and fewer and fewer individuals willing to do the job. reporter: rosa looks after up to 30 people a day. krista suffers from frequent dizziness and can barely leave her bed. nurse rosa administers her medication. seven minutes are allocated for the task but krista wan

ilia: stormy daniels fue detenida y liberada horas que uÉs.luye una reuniÓncon la primera ministra y algunos empresarios. tambiÉn sostendrÁ un encuentro con la reina isabel ii y viajarÁ a escocia. jorge: mientras el presidente compartiÓ en twitter una carta que le enviÓ el gobernante de corea del norte, en la carta el lÍder norcoreano dijo que aprecia los esfuerzos extraordinarios realizados por trump para mejorar la relaciÓn entre ambos paÍses. en un tweet, seÑala que ambos estÁn haciendo gran progreso. ilia: el agente del fbi que criticÓ a donald trump, testificÓ hoy en la cÁmara de representantes. dijo que habÍa enviado los correos porque se sintiÓ asqueado por los ataques de trump hacia la familia --. reportera: el lÍder republicano del comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja, amenazÓ al testigo con acusarlo de desacato al congreso. desatÓ una pelea en una audiencia sobre la investigaciÓn de la trama rusa . " estoy aquÍ voluntariamente" dijo el agente que por primera vez se presentÓ en pÚblico. por indicaciÓn de sus abogados, rehusaba a contesta

she and danielle take most of their pictures during the holiday travels . live in balance where they work together at home on their ideas. cash huge success on social media came as a surprise. but it's not that they've got to it's crazy to think that we just did it for fun when we started now it's practically our job. i think what people like about our work is that they are highly structured pictures with clear lives and composition but above all we try to make them entertaining always with new creative ideas. danielle and i first met during their starters he is an architect she is an illustrator but neither of them works much in their actual profession a growing number of companies have taken notice of the photographs and send the couple products like watches or clothing to be staged creatively for ad campaigns. like this when the break from a french fashion label they want to use the theme of color hide and seek their idea is to put danielle in a cone of light the same color as the jacket to make him disappear. it all seems very simple. but it isn't. ther

>> daniel: yeah, yep.y on. oh, dude. look what we're eating. >> daniel: right, yeah. >> anthony: okay, they may not be hawaiian but they are now. they are fundamentally local. i mean, this food, this most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> daniel: yeah, and we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good. >> daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that's a power that hawaii and the aina still has is if you show aloha and you give without asking the aina is going to recognize it and it's gonna shower its blessings upon you. >> anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> daniel: i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there is a limited number of resources where they lived so they observed nature to the best p

daniels lawyer says all charges against the porn actress have now been dismissed. police reports say daniels touch touched patrons with hir breast, that's technically against ohio law. her lawyer claims the arrest was a politically motivated setup. and here's daniels leaving the jail this morning. >>> president trump wants to make another major change this time to air force one. the new look he's going for. >>> the weather window on santa cruz and you can see it's a gorgeous day out at the coast. the clouds are starting to open up. and if you're thinking about doing anything near the coast or exercising, just watch out for that strong sunshine. and it's going to be possibly an >>> did you see that? you could definitely hear it. a colorado man captured some incredible video. look as we slowed it down, you can see the lightening strike the top of the stree and ark all the way down to the trunk and then it went into the ground and probably branched off from there. tens of thousands of degrees and exploded going flying everywhere. thankfully no one was hurt besides unf

st daniels arrested. adult film actress into custody last night for reportedl allowing a customer to touch her at a he aneum colbus, michael avenati tweeted that the ucienusto c a nonsexual enner. daniels isected to be with a misdemeanor.d charged >>> also breakinght overnig the founder of papa john pizza resigning. john schnatter stepping down as chairman of the board late last night. resignation coming hours after schnatter apologized for usinga. happened during a conference call in may. he used the n-word during a media training exercise. >> now to capitol hill where fbi agent peter strzok is set to testify publically for the first time before the house. among the topics on thegenda will include the fbi's role in e handling of the hillaryto n e-mail scandal and his involvement with robert whether the trump campaignto colluded with russia to win the 2016 presintial electio ection. >> ♪ ly. >> all right. as i said, day break swly but surely it's happening. our weather today. hey, guys another good one. s

changed his mind and voted for daniel manion. and you know what? slate gorton lost his seat that year. if you look back to a net at heal, clarence town -- anita hill, clarence thomas, that bruising hearing, a number of democrats who voted for clarence thomas faced a very hostile crowd back home. hisof them in georgia, lost race. alan dixon was up for that she was trying to be reelected to his seat in illinois, he lost his seat to carol moseley braun over this particular issue. ,o, voters are paying attention particularly at the supreme court level. and because there is so much more engagement, so much more excitement, at least on the progressive side, i think this will be a huge issue. announcer: watch the entire newsmakers interview with nan ar >> c-span, where history unfold daily. in 19 79, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television>> c-span, wherd daily. companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around

tariffs that's coming up for daniel in the winter right after this break and i'll see you again at the top of the hour with an update of the have minds. they make a commitment. they find solutions. instructor. africa on the move. stories for both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent. d.w. multimedia series for an hour for a cup of tea w. dot com now for going on the move. things around beethoven. his work in that god is for tonight. the munchies and fever. just gone to enjoy. it i think as the u.s. continues to alienate its former trade allies china and cheer up a force to run into each other's arms the leaders of china and germany meeting today to talk business also coming up forget trump's tower of tirades we look at all of the hurdles apart from the purchase price which put europeans off american auto. and done the winter of this your business up that. china has declared itself the de facto leader of global free trade since donald trump started pushing his america first policies as a potential for a trade war between the two countries looms large chin

ortega sayf daniel the are not surrendering. this after government forces city regained forces of a stronghold. further confusion in washington with the white house insisting it believes russia still poses a threat to the u.s. despite president trump telling reporters that is not the case. ♪ first, our top story in the israeli parliament passing into law a controversial bill to find the nation as an exclusively jewish state. the buildup grades the official language and says advancing jewish settlement is in the national interest. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is praising it is a defining moment. isning me from jerusalem eris meckler. it took seven years for this to be signed off, but the final vote still do not go very smoothly. a long, stormys furious session that went into the night. at the end the right-wing government, the hard right government of benjamin netanyahu was rampant only by one vote -- triumphant by only one vote, a moment that he says is defining. israel is defined as a jewish state. the flag, the anthem, th

las naciones unidas dicen que el rÉgimen de daniel ortega quiere criminalizar la protesta.ontaremos la historia de un primer dÍa de trabajo inolvidable. un joven, al que se le averiÓ su auto camino20 millas para cumplir con su primera jornada laboral. su jefe lo sorprendiÓ con una inesperada recompensa. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero, con jorge ramos ilia calderÓn. ♪ ♪ ilia: buenas noches, noticias univisiÓn ha conocido que en las Últimas semanas los refugios de niÑos, a quienes el gobierno de estados unidos separÓ de sus familias, han sido demandados. los acusan de haber maltratado algunos menores que han pasado por ellos, despuÉs de la separaciÓn de familias. un univisiÓn investigar su drama personal. reportera: alexander tiene 11 aÑos y es de guatemala. ingresÓ sin documentos a estados unidos en mayo pasado. fue separado de su madre durante 45 dÍas. Él afirma que se sentÍa como un preso. >> como si yo hubiera cometido un delito y hubiera matado a alguien. reportero: dicen que los encerraron en un cuarto sin ninguna ventilaciÓn. >>

allow him to you know to play on demos ok i don't blame donald trump well yeah i mean i agree with daniellet me go to charles right now i think a lot of questions that need to be at answered were never asked but one thing is for sure charles donald trump was true to his avocation he said businessman by american weapons. by american energy that's his real message it really wasn't security it was about we want you to buy our stuff here and that was his bottom line charles go ahead well i also think that there's a lesson in history when nato was formed western europe lay in ruins and the soviet union was a gathering threat very severe gathering threat that was seventy years ago almost and the nations the big nations in europe are very wealthy there's speaking it just as an american based in it here in new york new york a diet hundred fifty two was the manufacturing capital of america was a major export are today new york lays york state is a bloated bureaucracy our manufacturing is in ruin and you know we need to spend money we need to encourage investors to spend money here it absolutely ma