about daniel. issues with letting people use me. he just sent me up for everything >> daniel set you up >> yes he set me up it was a win-win for him >> but remember. it was only through jail tha daniel blizzard met adriana an luis joel admits that's true. admits she knew blizzard and paid them. admits she never told police but she told us something sh never sat on the stand that adriana convinced her the attack would never happen. >> i went to her hotel it was about april i told her that i don't care how much money he's alread lent you or whatever, you're not obligated to do anything and she says, no, we're no gonna do that. you know >> adriana specifically told you she was not gonna go through with it. >> yes >> we must of been surprised when it turned out - >> yeah, i was surprised caught me off guard. >> we asked phil about the death of a man who had bee good to her and her kids her answer was that th financial help vern provided for her and her family has bee overstated >> i make 36,000 a year.

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daniel, i got a, daniel, daniel, one of the things with spells and bergs isn't bothering me, is the escalation ladder, and they get what they want. nato is going to have to commit itself full fledge troops on the ground. ok. and we already have the crazy polls seem to be well interior for it. ok. i mean, i'm very worried about this escalation, because the, if nato is going to get what it wants, so i don't know what part of ukraine will become natal eventually. if ever, i mean, that's the next step up and that's what makes it very, very dangerous. daniel, i think history record the sort of pivotal turning point. strangely enough, is when ursula of underlying went to china. it's election that chinese, about what the rest of policy should be. absolutely. promptly. and they promptly put her in the civilian line at the airport and forced to, i don't know, go through a pat down or something. i mean, that is the real. that is the reality and that is a lesson for salt and bergen, whoever follows him. now let's not forget he's soon to be gone. so all of his fears, rhetoric really is trying to add to hi

daniel perry.ou heard me, but i was asking you to respond to the governor saying he is going to pardon perry who has just been convicted of murder and to describe what you said on the witness stand, what you saw that day in 2020 as you were filming. >> thank you so much for having me. july 25 was a particularly difficult day. just like i had done the previous few days, i was livestreaming and document in the protest in 2020. explicitly, my role was to be a journalist and documentarian. that night the crowd was making their way up a very populated and important street in austin called congress avenue. there was quite a few protesters, marchers who were peacefully chanting and marching beyond just isolated incidents of vandalism. the crowd was peaceful. as the crowd was approaching 4th street and congress, specifically when i observed the most dense part of the crowd crossing the intersection, i noticed a vehicle drove into what seemed to be the crowd what i believe was a high ratef speed, i hrd a ho

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daniel, thank you so much. we will— is going to pass. daniel, thank you so much.h. we will go back - is going to pass. daniel, thank you so much. we will go back to - so much. we will go back to manchester. you can see on the side of your screen the outside of manchester crown court. inside is where proceedings are ongoing. standing outside is our correspondent rowan. i know that you are not envisioned back from where you are, let us know what latest is. —— | you are, let us know what latest is. —— i know that you're not in vision. the statement from cheryl gives us an idea of what she has been robbed of by the death of olivia. she says that she cannot think of building their lives without liv. she refer to her grandmother having died and olivia will never have a first 0livia will never have a first communicable where prom dress, all of the things that she has been robbed of by the death of olivia. thomas cashman's barrister has started speaking in mitigation for thomas cashman. he says the court cannot be sure of the evidence that there was at intention to kill 0

there's more charity at work in danielle's hometown in suffolk. vans that tour the whole of the uk have come to offer emergency care to those in pain. so the charity dentaid has come here to bury st edmunds because this is a town identified as being in a dental desert, where people really struggle to access nhs dentistry. now the charity itself was set up some years ago to provide dental care in developing countries. and yet here we are in england in 2023, in a seemingly prosperous town, and loads of people are just desperate for help. see increasing levels of demand. i think this is the fourth or fifth time we've been to this area and we do two days back—to—back and every day we're seeing between 30 and a0 patients a day, people getting here at seven in the morning, queuing. last time we were here, it was raining and people were just in the queue waiting in the rain. every single person we see is in pain, has had infections, broken teeth, problems that are affecting eating, speaking, functioning. so it's really, really affecting this area because

she became stormy daniels as an adult actress, then a director in 2006 daniels was in lake tahoe, calif. promoting her adult film company at a celebrity golf tournament where she met donald trump and says she had consensual sex with him. trump has consistently denied the affair. forward to october. 2016 donald trump is a republican nominee for president . filings in the federal prosecution of then trump personal attorney michael cohen show trump or executives authorized payments days before the 2016 election to cover cohen's $130,000 payment to stormy daniels the goal to silence her from going public about the alleged affair, but daniels has already tried to tell her story in 2011. daniels agreed to talk to tabloids. a zine in touch for $15,000. the story was not printed in 2011, but in 2018 daniels did go public with the story that was now a spectacle. trump former reality tv star was the president of the united states. my attorney and i are committed to making sure that everyone finds out the truth and the facts. of what happened. it put her in the center of a media political and pop

a holy war, daniel. you know peter, i got a little bit worried about stolen, berg, the other day when he was there, ive been some. i thought he might have been turned by putin because he was adopting prudence, talking points. if you heard him on the 20th, you said this war did not start last february, this war started in 2014, and nato has been arming and equipping ukraine since then. and training them for this war is the, literally what the president said or has been saying for quite some time. so i don't know if he's been turned or what's going on. but more seriously, you know, he's fun. the admitting the truth, this is a, this is a holy war that nato and for lack of better terms. i mean, it's members the us, the neocons, the obama administration has wanted for years and years. nathan, preparing it for years and years. we know from a former chancellor, on the la merkel that they had no intention of following minced, they used it as a way to strengthen ukraine's army insult him for except that and now t

fiscalÍa de manhattan, algunas relacionadas con supuestos pagos legales a la actriz porno stormy danielsgocia con los fiscales su entrega el prÓximo martes a new york. cientos de policÍas y agentes del servicio secreto estarÁn obligados a garantizar la seguridad. acosan al fiscal de manhattan de encausar a turÓn por motivos polÍticos, tendremos en las mÁs recientes reacciones desde washington. autoridades mexicanas ordenaron arrestar a seis personas por el incendio que matÓ a 39 migrantes en un albergue, uno de los acusados es el inmigrante venezolano jason catari, su hermana le dijo a noticia univisiÓn que es inocente. >> porque no me diera a mi que una sola persona va incendiarse lugar y todo lo demÁs van a quedarse mirando no harÁ nada. >> este es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. jorge: muy buenas noches. la noticia es trump ante la ley, el expresidente podrÁ enfrentar mÁs de 30 cargos criminales, segÚn versiones de prensa que no han sido confirmadas. ilia: las acusaciones se serÍan derivadas de una investigaciÓn que ha durado aÑos sobre supuestos pagos ilegales a

para mantener su silencio tambiÉn, 30 mil dÓlares para stormy daniel y todo el mundo estÁ de cabeza sobrearÁ sellado se haÁa pÚblico entonces en estos casos a veces se cae la pÁgina las pÁginas de las cortes probablemente lo que estÁ ocurriendo pero todos estamos buscando estos cargos que hay contra donald trump. >>> sÍ posiblemente el sistema de la corte estÉ saturado cristina pero poca certeza ninguna ademÁs de las imÁgenes que si, se nos quedan ahÍ para la historia sabÍamos que eran mÁs de 30 cargos y sabÍamos que el expresidente se iba a declarar no culpable ya se anticipaba lo que iba a suceder. >>> asÍ es julio pero lo que estamos por ver y lo que no sabemos todavÍa es el tipo de delitos de los que estÁ acusado el expresidente trump hay delitos leves y hay delitos graves y eso lo que no tenemos todavÍa cargos pero cÓmo los combina el abogado porque los delitos leves son graves para encubrir otro crimen y joseph puede dar una mejor explicaciÓn como la mia pero esperamos ver el tipo de delito que enfrentarÍa el expresidente trump y como te habÍa dicho el fiscal distrital alvin bragg e

that is exactly what daniel ortega has done.is hoping that now he will get real development help from china and russia. and again, may be able to wean nicaragua off the u.s. dollar, which the u.s. uses to dominate other countries like nicaragua. this is happening around the world. the u.s. has one-third of the world's population under sanctions. the u.s. is able to do that through dollar dominance, through so-called "dollar diplomacy," which goes back to president taft. so countries like nicaragua have no choice but to seek trading partners outside the u.s. sphere of influence. but of course, when they do it, the u.s. blames them for doing it. again, this is classic. this is what happened during the contra war, where nicaragua was forced to turn to the soviet union for help, than the u.s. blamed them for turning to the soviet union. folly: astrid, your thoughts about this, nicaragua and china signing a series of strategic agreements, trade programs and so on, how much of a concern is this to the u.s.? is this going to help nicar

. >> cross country investigation to jack daniels whiskey.xplain, next. >> so a community in tennessee is stuck in a fight against jack dajs as worsening whiskey fungus continues to grow throughout their town and distillery refuses to make changes to prevent surroundings from decomposing. i went to mulberry tennessee to check thing out for myself. watch. >> according to the epa, this site is the polluter -- >> it is called whiskey fungus that thrives off ethanol from whiskey facility. fungus attaches to everything in the town and apart from being an eyesore is hurting bidses in the area. patrick and kristy run a bed and breakfast next to the house and tell me how fungus has been ravaging their property. >> that is whiskey fungus that continues to build and build and cake and cake. until the treat -- >> like it is a very low deaths for your plants, your trees, and your environment. how many trees have y'all lost? >> so we're probably at 15 at this point. >> 10 to 15 a year at this rate how long before all of these trees are gone? >> current ra

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cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so come to make that true statement would have been to admit a crime, so instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crimes committed the prior year. in order to get michael cohen his money back, they plan one last false statement -- planned one last false statement feared they planned to mischaracterize the payments to mr. cohen as income to the newark state tax authorities. the conduct i just described, and that which was charged by the grand jury's felony criminal conduct in new york state. true and accurate business records are important everywhere, to be sure. they are all the more important in manhattan, the financial center of the world that is why we have a history in the manhattan d.a.'s office of vigorously enforcing white-collar crime. my office, including the talented prosecutors who sought the arraignment earlier today, has charge hundreds of felony falsify business records. this charge as we said, is the

i want to let you hear a littl bit more from stormy daniels i that interview with the time of london,se she is at the heart of this, and those witnesses and the evidence they were going to the publi record what the trial were to begin likely later this year, amon those likely to take the stand it stormy daniels herself. take a listen. >> i had a zoom call with, you know, the prosecutors and told them what i did and made i clear that i was willing to go on the stand and tell my story if they needed me. but at this very moment in time, i have not officially been called it looked like i was going t be called to friday's ago an then it changed, so it changes by the minute honestly a person in power is not exemp from the law no matter what your job is o your bank account says tha you're held accountable for th things that you've done an said and justice is served >> again, stormy daniels is at the heart of this. it was her agent there in th weeks before the 201 presidential election. that reached out to th publisher of the nationa enquirer it was at that point that th publisher and editor

one of the three women they paid to keep quiet was stormy daniels. less than two weeks before the election, michael cohen wired $130,000 to stormy daniels lawyer. that was to hide information from the voting public. the scheme violated new york election law, which makes it a crime to conspire to promote the candidacy. the wire payment exceeded the federal campaign contribution cap. and the false statements in ami 's books violates new york law. that is why mr. trump made false statements about his payments to michael cohen. he cannot simply say that the payments were reimbursement for michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so would have been to admit a crime. so instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for legal services -- fictitious legal services to cover up actual crimes committed the prior year. in order to give michael cohen his money back, one last false statement. they planned to mischaracterize the repayments to mr. cohen as income to the new york state tax authorities. the conduct that just described and that which was cha

half brother daniel park custis. his father, john custis, had a child, an enslaved woman who he acknowledged as his son, which was unusual at that time. he left him property. he wanted to leave from the house. he freed him. he management at him. and the fact that a lawyer at this time is writing to daniel park custis and acknowledging him as your brother is very historically significant. even if it's crossed out and whether it was crossed out by him or later is not quite as clear. but you can see why. accurate transcription can make a difference. next slide, please. this is an example from martha's handwriting. it says, i have had a very dull time. i had a very dark time. is field's transcription of this. and if you take a close look. next slide, please. it's blurry. i'm sorry. i know it's so big, but if you take look at the end of where that key is, if that's the word dark. compare that to the k in another part of the letter with i think those look different. and if you looked, we have to look at every single letter

the contras were in camps in neighboring honduras and daniel artegia had to be taken up again.n 1983, the american authorities even threatened nicaragua with a full-scale war. the pentagon began an unprecedented demonstration of power in central america; almost two dozen warships were sent there as part of three strike groups ; from the side of the pacific and from the side of the atlantic coast, but it did not work out to crush the nicaraguan revolution in the eighty-fourth daniel. artek won the presidential elections 6 years later, he left his post, losing the next election and only in 2006 again. he has led the country since then and has been re-elected three more times. his family 2021 voted for him over 75% of nicaraguans. we intend to worthily continue our struggle to defend the motherland, to defend our sovereignty in this struggle as well. it's been more than 40 years now. at nicaragua is a reliable ally of russia, and our countries intend to continue in the future. to act together for the sake of a just world order multipolarity is the call of the times - it is an obje

daniel stormy daniels had been talking about the alleged affair for years prior to little national notice , including during a 2011 interview with in touch cover story right there, where she revealed what happened immediately after that rendezvous with trump quote. here's the weird thing. he had one of my dvds. and he asked me to sign it for him. and i did. unquote weird is one word. even that wasn't the first time stormy daniels told that story with us now. conservative columnist quin hillyer quinn. good to see you as always. thanks for joining us so interesting. stormy. daniels first disclosed her alleged encounter with donald trump in 2009, as you wrote in your column, when she was doing a kind of like a fake run for the u. s senate in louisiana. yes she a couple of sort of out of work. 20 something, uh, democratic political operatives were ah, just trying to cause trouble really? and david vitter , the republican incumbent, had had a sex scandal with a prostitute. so they said, let's find some sex workers to run against him just almost as a lark and somebody said stormy daniels is fro

stormy daniels dice que el encausamiento es un progreso para las mujeres y que desea declarar en el juicio fiscalÍa acusa a donald trump de haberle hecho pagos ilegales a la actriz para que no revelara una supuesta relaciÓn extramarital entre ellos. miles de personas invadieron el capitolio de tennessee para apoyar a tres legisladores demÓcratas que enfrentan la expulsiÓn por participar en una protesta contra la violencia de las armas en las escuelas. mÉxico enviÓ a miles de militares a vigilar sus playas tras el asesinato de por lo menos ocho personas en acapulco y cancÚn. se disparan las alarmas por denuncia de trÁfico de citas para consulados mexicanos en estados unidos. hablamos con personas que dicen haber sido vÍctimas de cobros abusivos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos en ilia. jorge: maity estÁ con nosotros y vamos a comenzar con las declaraciones de stormy daniels que son las primeras desde que acusaron a donald trump de haberle hecho pagos ilegales que despuÉs encubriÓ. maity: una entrevista con el periodista inglÉs la porno en pajizo que desea testificar

we will start with daniel black. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am daniel black. i am professor of african-american studies at a grand, marvelous place called clark atlantic university. i'm very happy to be here. i sat down and i saw liquid death, and i said, oh, god, you know, here we go again, right? [laughter] but i'm happy to be here. this is my 30th year on faculty at hbcu. i wrote this book "black on black" for really one reason, and that was to really help -- or maybe two reasons, to help young people today understand the cost of black life, like, how expensive black life has been in this country. every generation, black life gets more and more and more expensive. i want to believe that young people just do not know the price that somebody paid for their flesh. that's the first thing. the second thing i wrote this is i believe that those of the black power movement now in hindsight would make different decisions than they made, one of those being integration. i think most elders now if they could do it again, they would not vote for integration. >> mm. i th

daniel ortega is one of latin america's great political survivors.he leftist guerrilla leader who sees power after topping a right-wing u.s. regime in 1979 accepted defeating elections in 1990 but was voted back as president in 2006 and has been in the top job since after three further elections. during this time, he's been accused of increased repression and has been ostracized by the u.s. and its western allies. demonstrations which began five years ago marked the start of the crackdown on dissent. victoria gaytonby has the background. reporter: when president daniel ortega tried to cut welfare benefits to reduce deficit in 2018, people responded with anger and protests. the reforms were later dropped the demonstrations intensified into a movement against ortega and his government. in the months that followed, ortega ordered a crackdown targeting humans rights groups, journalists, and activists. at least 300 nicaraguans were killed and tens of thousands were forced into exile. ortega faced widespread international condemnation. the un said there wa

people aren't talking about the second person who attacked daniel perry after sergeant daniel perry defendedst garrett foster, he was then shot at three times by a person who was never charged by the travis county da. somebody who recklessly fired a slew of shots at daniel perry's car. they don't want to talk about that. they don't want to talk about the recklessness of that. they don't want to charge him. it's a double standard. it's not okay. he fired three shots. >> tucker: in the middle of a city. but that's okay. kyle rittenhouse, thank you. appreciate it. bud light announced that it hates its own customers, probably you. just to make that perfectly clear they rolled out a new ad celebrating men who dress up like women. that's not going quite as well as bud light had hoped, thank heavens. we've got details on it next. hi, i'm susan, i've lost 84 pounds on golo and i've kept it off for a year. i had spent so much money on other products that when i saw the commercial for golo, the price was so much cheaper and i thought, "boy, this might not work but why not try it?" it is amazing and it

it may be more than stormy daniels. is talking about this, i would tell them to wai and see what is unsealed in th indictment this could be business fraud this could be insurance fraud, don't forget that his c f o is finishing his jail term. you don't know if he has com back with other evidence he's fired lawyers of the trum organization was paying for. so before we fall this the smallest of the investigations we need to wait and see what the indictment says. and i agree with michael cohen that it does not matter what i is it is going to be significant. and for those who say that michael cohen is a witness i compromised, and he is, bu that is how you build cases. it was - who helped to get othe gangsters. you used criminals to ge criminals. michael cohen certainly is n -- he did a white collar crime fo trump. so, like any other circumstance, we would be praising the prosecutor for getting all o the guys that you are trying t convict to flip on the guy in this case, we are actin like cohen is not credible h is probably t

that was stormy daniels and it is a parent that she received. and here's where we get to the meat of the matter, right? she got a payoff of a $130000.00 as what is described as hush money. now, if mr. trump chose to give daniel's the money for whatever reason, there would be no allegation of a crime. but that's not what prosecutors appear to be alleging in the end, what will matter here is, how was she paid? where did the money come from? and how was it documented? it seems to be the case that they're trying to make. so here's what we know. we know that the money was paid to daniel by mr. trump's lawyer, michael cohen. if mr. trump paid mr. cohen for legal fees, but didn't declare that it was intended for stormy daniels. well, that could be a problem. unfortunately, it's probably no more than a misdemeanor at that point. but remember, this in 2018 cohen was charged with violating campaign finance laws are paying off for me. daniels cohen has asked all along, why am i going to jail if the guy who told me to do it didn't go to jail? that's been hi

laura: daniel perry was active online.o a tweet that summer from then president trump in 2020 that made thinly veiled threats of violence toward protesters. perry said, quote, send them to texas. that is one example of trump and his supporters normalizing violence, using violent rhetoric. we saw that with january 6. what is the impact of trump condoning violence like that? >> i would say it is more than condoning violence, more than normalizing violence. what we have seen emerging in the u.s. is a political formation for which we can use legitimately with historical reference the word fascism, which is to say it is a celebration of violence. it is more than condoning. it is that one finds one to -- one's true self d violence. there were 73 car ramming attacks on protests that summer, 2020. we see that in daniel perry's almost boasting, what i'm going to do, i am going to make this attack, in the same way trump has for so long spoken of violence not as something he regrets but sees as necessary. as something that is almost

trump had probably the worst day of his life yesterday, but aside daniels had her best day on a popular pornography site, according to the folks at pornhub hours when trump was in court. as it became known on tuesday , daniels' side request on pornhub was entered more than 650,000 times, in addition to being a high figure in itself, an analysis of data for 3 of the month shows that the number of inquiries to the daniels side increased by 32.400% of their inquiries occurred at one o'clock in the afternoon when trump was in the courthouse, there were six times more than usual, according to representatives of the porhab, noting that this is far from being the most popular time for visitors day, despite the fact that trump flew to the maralaga in his private jet after his first day in court, some of the queries included the dictionary jail and behind bars, which , according to representatives of this site this week. we met more often than usual. lucky so lucky, but it's not exactly fast forward to new york the chief of our american bureau, valentin bagdanov, is in direct contact with foggy

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there's more charity at work in danielle's hometown in suffolk.y st edmunds because this is a town identified as being in a dental desert, where people really struggle to access nhs dentistry. now the charity itself was set up some years ago to provide dental care in developing countries. and yet here we are in england in 2023, in a seemingly prosperous town, and loads of people are just desperate for help. seeing increasing levels of demand. i think this is the fourth or fifth time we've been to this area and we do two days back—to—back and every day we're seeing between 30 and a0 patients a day, people getting here at seven in the morning, queuing. last time we were here, it was raining and people were just in the queue waiting in the rain. every single person we see is in pain, has had infections, broken teeth, problems that are affecting eating, speaking, functioning. so it's really, really affecting this area because the problems of accessing dentists here. i've got a problem with wisdom teeth. i've had four children and this is worse. and fo

what is your reaction to abbott saying he supports a pardon for daniel perry?are seeing here and i see abbott's actions are continuing with the actions of the tennessee state legislators, some of the actions taken by ron desantis, we are seeing in institutionalization of far right violence that some thought came to a peak on january 6. instead, it is being pursued by law and entering into a period in this right-wing movement where it is almost sort of like a mythological age of martyrs. ashli babbitt most famously, i suppose, but now the martyr doesn't even need to have been killed, they have to have been persecuted. amna: i want to get to rittenhouse and babbitt, but daniel perry was active online. he responded to a tweet from then president donald trump in 2020 that made thinly veiled threats of violence toward protesters. he responded saying, send them to texas. that is just one example of trump and his supporters normalizing violence, using violent rhetoric. what is the impact of trump condoning violence like that? >> i would say it is more than condoning v

daniel, does he actually _ the first place. daniel, does he actually have _ the first place.his - the first place. daniel, does he actually have this underl he actually have this under control and what would be the wider clinical fallout from these intelligence leaks if he doesn't? —— politicalfallout. doesn't? —— political fallout. by doesn't? —— politicalfallout. by arresting this guy they are trying to prevent future leaks because he had more information and these documents on hand that he was dribbling to the press. and so, with him injail right now, they are not going to allow that to happen. but there's still a lot of these documents that have come out in the last week and this guy seems to have been a martyr. unlike some like edward snowden who fled to russia, this guy stayed at his parents's house and was seemingly willing to get arrested for something that is not an ideological thing that he did. this was more of him wanting to appear macho in an online forum but our allies know that we spy on everyone, including ourfriends. that is not a huge secret. but some of the

daniel upon la refused to explain further what the system of accounts was all about . the only other person who could answer our questions was the hacker himself than yoletta schulty. we found an address for his family in a small town near rome and went to look for him sick, but on thought savage found her candle danielle f. one happy, honest, happy. why now was him on that one? think a can a low in with and while we were about to leave, daniela's family came walking out of the gate, cannot open up. their mother got up in the air and maria maria had banana yellow girl, and i am a little white and vicious because i was on feel that woocommerce had the same potentially computed. they, they wouldn't listen to real and battery. they have another kid to future counseling, ciello, he's on silica angels, him ever legal to leg what level miss? so let me look again. i will not get i get a 10 number. anybody think it was a some of a yeah. although his relatives said they hadn't seen him for years, the shop does seem to be still active on the web, through a search in the internet