>> daniel clay. >> reporter: had you ever heard of daniel clay before? >> never.d never -- >> his name. >> reporter: come up at all? >> not in this case. >> reporter: who is daniel clay? lives in monroe county and doesn't really have a permanent address. he just kind of flops around from house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend. he has a few -- a few kids. but he just kinda does his own thing. >> reporter: someone that's not doing very well in life? >> unemployed. >> reporter: oh, boy. >> and we had found out that he had actually been arrested a month or two prior, i believe it was in may of 2016, by the monroe city police, for a larceny from person, where he stole a -- a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. >> reporter: a petty crime, essentially. >> but it's a felony. >> reporter: and unfortunately for daniel clay, the law in michigan had recently changed. under the old law, only dna from convicted felons was entered into the national data-base: codis. the new law included the dna of anyone arrested for a felony. >> so, upon his arrest, with the

no way daniel ferry could have committed both crimes. so now rookie detective jaclyn moore went back to the boxes and binders piled high on her desk. >> i felt lost. i decided i need to start from the beginning and see what information derek had when he first got the case. >> and so began the education of a detective. she started reading through pages and pages of annie's notes and journal entries. who does annie turn out to be, the more you learn about her? >> she's very lost. she wants to be loved by anyone and everyone. >> and jaclyn saw that there was one person in particular annie wanted to be loved by. chris bagshaw. his name was scribbled all over her journals. veronica remembered annie gushing about him. >> she liked him. he was different. he had enough of the bad boy going on that he wasn't a goody two shoes, so she didn't feel like he looked down on her. >> annie's diaries revealed something else, too. >> she and chris had sex. >> chris was the boy annie had slept with just months before her death, after, which remember, she li

by richard stolley daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtuoso from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about him right after this. daniel hope one of his regular concerts in berlin playing an instrument that was made in 1742. for hope history comes alive through music. at a recent concert he spoke of his german jewish grandparents. you know my family came from berlin and they had to leave poland in 1038 so for me it's about going back into into history more than politics is about history i think in remembering history and of course there are parallels between you know then and now but i think it's also important not to forget. this song from the 1938 is called kind of high much more homeland. it's a song with great relevance to hope's own story. grandparents lived i

you ask about the daniels. i worked for frank daniels junior. i talked to him and you can read about it in the book. he has mentioned in the epilogue. thank you so much. >> great question. and now on c-span two book tv more television for serious readers.

kansas versus daniel perez was heading to court. the courtroom, the investigators wondered if their star witness emily, perhaps still so vulnerable, would hold up when she saw the man she knew as lou castro sitting before her. >> how much guts, how much courage did this young woman have? >> i can't imagine what it took for her to get to that point. >> and now she's gonna take him on? >> yes. >> coming up, despite all the evidence, at least one part of this case may not be a slam dunk. when "dateline" continues. works on that too. and last 12 hours. 12 hours? who studies that long?! mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with 2 medicines in 1 pill. i've tried the $200 creams, the $400 creams olay regenerist microsculpting cream makes my skin feel so hydrated. i can face anything with my olay. and my latest beauty secret... for bright, smooth skin... olay regenerist cream cleanser. a new kind of investor with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. >> reporter: at sedgwick county district court

today daniel hope can play whatever he likes wherever. he wakes he's in demand that concert houses around the world. could keep on listening for ever but he has joined me in the studio in the flesh daniel hope for welcome thank you for coming in and congratulations on the new album thank you very much number 17 and it will talk about that in just a moment but 1st i want to know as a self-proclaimed musical activist explain to us what you mean by that and what you what is your mission where you know i believe that music can reach people very early on when i was 13 i took part in something called live music now which is really many uncreated giving young people to go into old age homes or hospitals or to play for people with handicaps and to learn that music can reach people has a social conscience so i believe that and i've been doing that now for 30 years putting on concerts or playing for people in certain circumstances over remembering people in history i think music has that great power remembering people in history that's literally wh

daniel: i guess it is a question of timeframe.ven how much uncertainty there is out there, it make sense to hold on the treasuries that you have, though we are not increasing our obligations meaningfully -- meaningfully. between now and the end of the year, we would expect yields to be higher. we don't think were at the low point for yields yet, but in fair value of treasuries, it is yields higher than we have seen today. guy: daniel morris joining us asset management. vonnie: let's get to global markets overall picture. >> we are off the session lows, so we are still lower for the sixth consecutive day when it comes to global equities. s&p 500 off by 1.5%. a saw the index breach is 200 moving average and enter correction territory earlier. as did the dow and the stoxx 600 in europe and the european session. we are seeing the bit into safe haven treasuries. u.s. treasury yields are down five basis points. for safe haven assets continue. this has been a rapid decline for the equity market. i want to harp into the -- top into the te

coming up in the next 15 minutes a chapter closes in kenya the country's longest serving presidents daniel arap moi it has died at the age of 95 look at the legacy of a man who was both loved and. you know my time to get milk in school from him. i drank the milk but there's nothing else more helpless with. always president has been dealt a blow by the country's highest cost now that he's election victory has been nullified will the next bush be credible. hello i'm christine when the well comes news africa it's good to have your company kenya is mourning the passing all former presidents daniel moore he it was the 2nd all the countries off to independence ruling from the one $970.00 eight's to 2002 and 24 years the country was an island off political stability in africa but that came at a cost his role was authoritarian kenya was a democracy but in name only. daniel iraq came to power in 1900. 8 when president joe di the former school teacher and national legislator had been handpicked vice president and 17 yet his long shadow. 4 years into his rule most of via a coup attempt that sparked a

danielle: great. i would like to turn the discussion to jared and maureen lawically to talk about the and policy functions. what kind of strategies can we take in the appropriations sector to support election innovation function and , security? think appropriations are the key when it comes to the practical side of who you do we get out of the security hole that we're in because all the solutions require funding. it took almost a year here on the hill for an appropriations bill to be passed and help support even just a portion of the investment necessary, and i think that is too long. it took a lot of time and a lot of political capital when obviously a lot of the members were interested. we had dozens of bills and dozens of congressional hearings. usually those are strong signals that we will get something done but unfortunately come to that didn't happen. it ran into a blockade in the senate aide got a huge amount of effort to get a small amount of money through. and coming at the last minute, it me

and daniels didn't want to pay for it. he broke these amazing stories about how wonderful the grandfather clause was and how it had completely stuff that the black vote. instead we've really got to go back to north carolina and in 1900 the past amendment. it is passed into law. and that was used up until 1915 when by the way, they inspire the state to do the same thing. and the supreme court later had out on it. and at least until 1965. >> on the flipside, wilmington, people found manley and galloway talks about this much earlier and honored, is there. there that were honored and remembered for the role they played. >> alex has a mark on third street in wilmington, but calls would happen in 1898, a race riot. there's a real movement in wilmington now to ask about abraham galloway. a statute or something. if you have read the book, he was amazing character he was from just outside of bloomington. he escaped on a ship. any get to philadelphia and came back and was a spy during war. i believe he was or one of the very first b

daniel iraq moyo came to power in 1978 when president dilma kinetic died the former schoolteacher in the national legislature had been handpicked vice president and 17 yet as long shadow. 4 years into his rule most of via a coup attempt that stock a transformation from a cautious in secure leader into a tough blow to the crux of the supressed opposition and consolidating power in the one party state he said to torture chambers in a government building in nairobi city center thousands of activists students in academics were held without charge. position parties were allowed in the early ninety's but there were divided in disorganised was a real link to the 992 in 1907 in paul's marred by warring spreads violence. be sure news to see. a move forward have to have. to prove. constitutionally parts from running in the 2012 elections feel great to give a power you know smooth transparent. investigations after moist down found that his government had lined the pockets of his family and its allies was as much as $4000000000.00 the golden bear after the biggest frode in kenya's history in whi

daniel iraq came to power in 1000. 8 when president john mccain netted died the former schoolteacher and national legislator had been handpicked vice president and 7 kenyatta's long shadow . 4 years into his rule moister via a coup attempt that sparked a transformation from a cushy as insecure leader into a tough nut to crack it. is suppressed opposition and consolidated power in the one party state he said to torture champus in a government building in nairobi city center thousands of activists students and academics were held without charge. position parties were allowed in the early ninety's but they were divided and disorganized molly was reelected in 19929097 in polls marred by war and spread violence. we should. move forward. because we've tried. everything. constitutionally apart from running in the 2012 elections here greed to give a power in a smooth transparent. investigations after moist down found that his government had lined the pockets of his family and its allies was as much as $4000000000.00 the golden there after the biggest frode in kenya's history in which is a ce

this is british irish violinist daniel hope. playing a piece from his brand new album talk at was morgan by richard styles daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtue also from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about him right after this. daniel hope one of his regular concerts in berlin playing an instrument that was made in 1742. for hope history comes alive through music. at a recent concert he spoke of his german jewish grandparents. you know my family came from berlin and they had to leave poland in 1038 so for me it's about going back and say it's a history more than politics is about history i think in remembering history and of course there are parallels between you know.

this is british irish violinist daniel hope. playing a piece from his brand new album a park that was mauled by richard stiles daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment without welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtuoso from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about him right after this 'd. daniel hope one of his regular concerts in berlin playing an instrument that was made in 1742. for hope history comes alive through music. at a recent concert he spoke of his german jewish grandparents. you know my family came from berlin and they had to leave poland in 1038 so for me it's about going back into it's a history more than politics is about history i think in remembering history and of course there are parallels between you know then i'm now but i think it's also impo

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and daniel agrees.tral to his campaign for pet theft reform. the law is not up to scratch. it's not fit for purpose in relation to missing and stolen pets. to most of us, our pets are invaluable, but under the law, if your dog is worth less than £500, the most a thief could face is two years in prison. daniel believes the monetary value of your pet shouldn't matter. he thinks changing the law could make thieves think again. what it's going to do, it's going to provide sentences that fit the crime, and appreciate and recognize that pet theft is serious. it's something which does have a massive impact, not just on our pets, but also on families. and hopefully that it act as a deterrent. the governments states that dog thieves could face up to seven years behind bars, but last year only one in a hundred cases ended with a conviction. the largest dog welfare charity in the uk wants harsher punishments handed out, as lee paris from dogs trust explains... well, what we'd like to see, actually, is amendments m

michael avenatti, the lawyer for adult film star stormy daniels, who famously took on president trumpnvicted of shaking down nike for millions. political interference? one day after the attorney general publicly rebuked him, president trump argues he has the legal right to interfere despite the tradition of an stice deent justice department. plus, the a.g. launches a review into the criminal case against the president's former national security advisor, michael flynn. coronavirus crackdown: china goes to extremes to control the outbreak as masks there begin to run out, while here in the u.s., the c.d.c. races to set up new testing at labs across the country. murdered by a neighbor? new details tonight in the disappearance of a six-year-old south carolina girl. did her killer live right down the street? resting their case: prosecutors tear into harvey weinstein as they make their closing arguments. tonight, the movie mogul's dramatic reaction in court. held by police: new video of a six-year-old removed from her school after an outburst, forced to stay in a behavioral facility. why eve

amrita: daniel: it would be brief --daniel: it would be brief.ovak said in a recent statement that russia is monitoring the effects of the spreading coronavirus outbreak on global energy markets, and studying the recommendation in order to assess the situation and determine a balanced approach based on market interest. , energyus is amrita sen aspects chief oil analyst. good to see you. of russia's make statement and the rally in oil today? are they tied? amrita: yes and no. i think the russian statement very much is that the official position is we need more time. virus may notthe be as bad as some people believed. the conversation is that there is broader agreement within russia and the opec countries that this is about working out the details the oil companies and just going through the domestic side of things right now. proposal ofthat the extending the current cuts, which is 2.1 million barrels per day, if you include the extra, it will extend to year end. that is what is on the table. alix: why is oil rallying today? don't: there's some new

daniel to you, a couple of questions.ou were busy fact checking a lot of the president's claims when he was speaking. let's start with president trump calling james comey a leaker. here he was. >> chuck grassley, he's looking to comey, well, you tell me, what did you say? now, he wasn't being rough. that was just the way he talked, and that was when comey, i think, that was when comey announced that he was leaking, lying and everything else, right? he choked. >> so daniel, what's the truth? >> what trump said is the opposite of what happened. at the senate judiciary committee hearing in 2017, grassley asked comey in various ways if he was leaking information to the media, if he was authorizing leaks, and comey just kept saying no, and so whatever you think of comey, this was not an event where comey made any kind of dramatic admission. trump is just making this up. >> and here's another one, daniel, there was this claim where he compared hunter biden to his own children. >> they think that's okay because if it is, is ivan

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the sensational story focused on what daniels and other democrats claim as a native of the south, daniels understood implicitly the insecurity of the white southern males and already emasculated by the union troops to occupy their towns, they risked further shame that gluckman or all o of it as to something of the quality. a black man who could hold public office with a man who might by their logic become a viable and escalated into the front page outrage required with incidental contact between a whitwhitewomen and black men ths coming when one of them will take the law into their own hands and by organizing make them behave themselves. white supremacists had their own fake news and campaign and their own militia. they were called redshirts and they were basically an outgrowth of the clan. many of her sons were relatives of the confederate veterans or clan members. they were basically the private militia of the white supremacists. all summer, the job was to ride out through the countryside at night burst into homes, drag out the minute beat them and told them they would speak if they've

daniel, mark thank you for being with us.'s been happening in the wider world of politics...here's carol hall with our countdown.. at 5:00, the senators of the us taken inspiration from the bargain hunt? the senate will be awarding the chiefjustice roberts with the golden gavel. they present to the judge at president trump's impeachment hearings with a golden gavel. at lipm, staying in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi made her views of president trump's stated the union address in very clear. guess she thought it was tear—able. sorry. three, with edwards pays attributes to her predecessor on his tasting flatware and her maiden speech. —— taste in footware. he was known for his a of jazz, football, bird—watching, and hush puppies. i've since been informed that he actually wears crockett and jones. and by perpetuating the hush puppies rumor i am spreading fake shoes. 0ther sensible shoes are available. and at 2:00, pete woodsharp this week became the first snp mp to represent the commons commission in the chamber. answeri

national mourning declared in kenya in honor of its longest serving president daniel hour of morning has died at the age of 95. and a warning for the world health organization the number of cancer cases could jump more than 60 percent if current trends continue. the hong kong has recorded its 1st death from the corona virus outbreak the 39 year old man is the 2nd person to die from the illness outside mainland china officials say he visited the city of will hand last month and this brings the global death toll to 427 all but 2 of those have been recorded in mainland china well than 20000 people have now been infected and examples of people contracting the virus without even having been to china have now appeared 2 cases one in thailand and one in singapore and there's a cruise ship that's under quarantine at a port in japan a passenger. got off the ship in hong kong was later confirmed with the virus adrian brown reports. as hong kong confirmed its 1st death from the virus a quarter of its doctors and nurses went on strike seriously affecting emergency services several 100 demonstrat

when avenatti introduced the world to daniels in 2018.fornia-based lawyer to help her get out of a nondisclosure agreement she signed in 2016, preventing her from talking about an affair she said she had with trump a decade earlier. trump denies it. >> i saw the case as donald trump and michael cohen rigging the 2016 election by covering up his relationship with stormy daniels and based on my legal and political experience, i recognized the campaign finance violations. from the very first meeting that i had with stormy daniels. >> if michael cohen is such a stand-up guy. >> reporter: and avenatti spared no time flooding the air waves. >> this is a cover-up. >> reporter: boasting his message. >> this is a president that demands and values loyalty but provides none. >> reporter: more clients and headline grabbing cases followed involving then brett kavanaugh and singer r. kelly. for as fast as his celebrity skyrocketed, it fell even faster with the arrest last year on the new york charges and also in los angeles. >> mr. avenatti then used h

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danielle: it is difficult to say.g perhaps into the $2000 range, which i would not rule out. perspective, it does not change how we are running your business. the same discipline in place, not changing any of our metrics in terms of investment decisions . we love to take advantage of the margins but we are not changing how we run the business. danielle: you raise the dividend 74% last week. is there room to go higher? kelvin: it is a good news story for us. our dividend is based on 10% of free cash flow. if the gold price continues to be supportive, that tends to a further upward trajectory, we will generate more cash and will continue to pay off the greater share of our debt. when i spoke to you goldyear you said anglo was interesting in increasing its portfolio in north america. i want to ask you about that specifically because i was speaking to a ceo last night it was also interested in shallow north american gold assets. it seems like that space could be hot going forward. kelvin: we are lucky because we have an a

let's get to the bottom of this with our reporter daniel winter daniel welcome along so why is also. one body israel well rob i mean also has been casting about to bulk up for a while now and mean as you just said that a bloc to deal with. really angering the e.u. so much that they have to intervene there it seems and it's an effort to create a challenger to china see os see which is. a bare month of a train may come you can see this now combination of alstom and bombard you would get close becoming the 2nd biggest train maker in the world with 15300000000 euros of sales and 2018 not quite enough to beat c r r c n n a 21000000000 euros but much closer after all the threat from this chinese competition is not necessarily just on the global stage but also in europe as well so see our son to get a foothold in europe now deutsche bank has assessed the potential of the merger and they say that for alstom their earnings per share could go up by about 17 percent and that's a figure which investors pay close attention to so you know that's the argument that alstom has it wants to bulk up its

my panel is back, daniel moodie-mills and brett stevens. brought that part of the interview back because tonight there are dueling ads in the super bowl between mr. bloomberg and president trump. >> the only two who can afford them. >> that too. but how do you view the iowa caucuses tomorrow and what scenario does a bloomberg make an impact or is he making a miscalculation here? >> i think bloomberg is a careful thinker. he's thought this through. he figures he has maybe a 15% chance, a scenario in which sanders or warren become the front-runners. biden or other moderates fade and the democratic party has a freakout that a sanders candidacy can't definite trump and look to mike with bottomless pockets, roughly acceptable to most democrats as a savior figure. i say the likelihood of that, 20% or so. but it's not nothing. >> danielle, in that scenario he has baggage, as i said in the black community, which is a major bloc that you will need in the general election. i fought with them on issues that i raised there, central park five. he didn't

>> stormy daniels is here in new york.es him taking approximately $300,000 of a book advance that she was supposed to get that instead he just pocketed and spent on his own money. the california case is much worse. because, first of all, it's millions of dollars. and also, he was the lawyer in cases where there were awards to his clients and again, he pocketed the money. people in need, people had, you know, problems, that's why they got this award in the first place. also stealing money from his law partners. again, millions of dollars at issue. and all of these sentences are based on the amount of loss. so, i mean, these are big numbers. >> avenatti's attorney said that they are planning to file a motion to change his conditions of confinement, because they are inhumane. >> well, he's in the mcc, which is where they hold people in federal court before trial. you know, it's a lousy place to be. it's worse than being in prison, because it's a much more confined condition. he had his bail revoked, so he's been locked up dur

and i want to thank daniel and devin for their service. i'd like to make a motion to forward with full recommendation to the board to seat devin joans on seat 12, darcie brown in seat 13, and daniel kling in seat 15, and forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: without objection, that motion passes. thanks so much for your time today, and for coming on behalf. is there any other items today? >> clerk: there is no further business. >> chair ronen: then the meeting is adjourned. thank you. [gavel] >> after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and i signed up for the below-market rate program. i got my certificate and started applying and won the housing lottery. [♪] >> the current lottery program began in 2016. but there have been lot rows that have happened for affordable housing in the city for much longer than that. it was -- there was no standard practice. for non-profit organizations that were providing affordable housing with

and i want to thank daniel and devin for their service. i'd like to make a motion to forward with full recommendation to the board to seat devin joans on seat 12, darcie brown in seat 13, and daniel kling in seat 15, and forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: without objection, that motion passes. thanks so much for your time today, and for coming on behalf. is there any other items today? >> clerk: there is no further business. >> chair ronen: then the meeting is adjourned. thank you. [gavel] >> it did take a village. i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship. the difference that it made for me is i had a job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪] today we are here to officially kick off the first class of opportunities for all. [applause]. >> opportunities for all is a program that mayor breed launched in october of 2018. it really was a vision

. >>> joining is daniel lipmann, a reporter for political. how consequential is this des moines register poll? back to the old days we didn't have polls and people just voted. >> yeah. i think it's probably better for democracy voters are not looking at a poll and deciding who is the most popular. i think that sort of leaves it to a tossup or a wash. and, you know, whoever has done the work the last eight months, that is the person who deserves to win. and so i think it's probably nice to not have to follow what the media is telling you who is most popular. >> senator bernie sanders has seen a rise in the polls. h your colleague at politico points out he is in better shape than joe biden. he has spent 15 million more than biden, warren, or buttigieg. how could that factor into tomorrow night's outcome? >> it really is important because you need to have hundreds of, you know, volunteers and staffers on the ground and knocking on doors, organizing supporters and those all important tv and digital ads. so sanders has been, you know, not at the l

and i want to thank daniel and devin for their service. i'd like to make a motion to forward with full recommendation to the board to seat devin joans on seat 12, darcie brown in seat 13, and daniel kling in seat 15, and forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: without objection, that motion passes. thanks so much for your time today, and for coming on behalf. is there any other items today? >> clerk: there is no further business. >> chair ronen: then the meeting is adjourned. thank you. [gavel] >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [♪] sustai

daniel, mark, thank you for being with us.ppening in the wider world of politics. here's carol hall with our countdown. at five, have us senators taken inspiration from bargain hunt? the senate will be awarding chief justice roberts the golden gavel. they presented the judge at president trump's impeachment hearings with a golden gavel. at four, staying in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi made her views of president trump's stated the union address very clear. i guess she thought it was tear—able. sorry. at three, rushcliffe mp ruth edwards paid tribute to her predecessor, ken clarke, and his taste in footwear in her maiden speech. ken is known for his love of jazz, football, bird—watching, and hush puppies. i have since been informed that he actually wears crockett and jones, and by perpetuating the hush puppies rumour, i am spreading fake "shoes". other sensible shoes are available. at two, pete wishart this week became the first snp mp to represent the commons commission in the chamber, asking questions about recyclin

kenyan government has declared a period of national mourning after the death of longtime president daniel arap more a pos. students march in baghdad as the protest movement in iraq appears to fracture. hello the world health organization says the coronavirus that's killed hundreds of people and infected thousands is showing no signs of mutation and has not caused a pandemic so the global death toll stands at 427 all but 2 of those have been recorded in mainland china and more than 20000 people have been infected there are now examples of 2 people contract in the virus without being in china one got sick in thailand the other in singapore and the cruise ship is under quarantine at a port in japan a passenger who got off the ship in hong kong was later confirmed with the virus w.h.o. says it's trying to avoid information overload but targeting its messages to specific audiences. when you deal with epidemic. you regularly sees that in addition to the epidemic of diseases we often have an epitome of information and this is what we call intraday mick and it's really an e.p. dimmick of rumors o

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daniel has a really interesting question. let's pick this up, daniel.ge. >> hi, dagen, charles, how are you? i'm a recent graduate of nyu. charles: congratulations. >> thank you. charles: should i say congratulations? >> well -- charles: can i buy you a beer? can we give daniel a beer? >> i'm loaded with tons and tons of debt. so that would help. charles: i'm sorry, can we get daniel a whiskey. dagen: you have a lot of money. you can write him a check. >> i will take that too. economic outlook seems to be pretty positive, wages are up. my question is, two questions, do you higher wages reason why college tuition is so expensive or would you say going to more expensive colleges get you higher wages? dagen: do you want to start with that? charles: you're the guest. dagen: i will say, i will point out one thing again a degree from nyu. maria bartiromo is at board at new york university because that is her alma mater, i wanted to point that out, that it is actually right now, less educated workers, people who don't have college degree seeing the fastest wag

was it daniel?>> siba is the fifth standard poodle to win best in show but the internet is very divided on this one. some say it should have been daniel, the golden retreefer who had won over hearts across america after taking number one in the sporting category and hugging his handler. look how cute. >> tucker: one point to mark steyn. i don't know how you would know that. >> right after new hampshire joe biden also came a fifth at the westminster dog show. it's been a terrible week for him, tucker. >> tucker: it has. he has -- yeah. i won't even go there. question two. again, a multiple choice, three possible answers. british boeing airways set a new record for subsonic flight across the atlantic helped by winds. how long did that flight take a under five hours, b under four hours, or c 6 hours and 14 minutes? >> tucker: lou? >> that would be under five hours. >> tucker: under five hours. was the flight under five hours? to the tape we go. >> a new record for british airways. the boeing 747 left j