towards danielle?lle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. and she manipulated him to the point of killing sam i don't know? >> detectives mcdonald and szalbirak, realize they needed to pay danielle dreher another visit. >> we're going back to find out what is your intent? what is your involvement in this? >> coming up -- >> did someone have 1 million reasons to commit murder? >> it was a substantial amount of money she was going to gain if sam turned up dead. >> when dateline continues. >> you couldn't write this as a movie. you can write this as a book. it wouldn't be believable. who does this? >> tracking devices, surveillance photos, sneaking into an apartment. it sounded more like a couple of private eyes -- a plumber and marketing director. dianne recall the time she and sam were eating at this restaurant went out of nowhere, danielle appeared. >> all of a sudden this woman comes up from behind sam and she said, i'm danielle, the soon to be ex. you must be the next. >

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josh daniels was also arrested., then i think it's the proper thing to tell you that you have the opportunity to tell me, too. would you like to talk to me about this? >> no. >> i want to lawyer. >> you want a lawyer? >> yes. brought back to ohio.iti they brandy's got word at the end of her shift. >> i get a phone call, you need to get down here, now. >> there you are in a courtroom. what's going on? >> josh is there. doing his plea. and then they go over details that we weren't aware of. >> so it's gonna bring all the pain back up again? how did he look to you in the courtroom? >> not a care in the world. >> wendy was in the courtroom as well. >> this is big news. that sirius is charged, he's in jail. do you believe that he killed brandy? >> no, i don't. sirius had so much going for him, and he had worked so hard, and i would just say, why? what did he have to gain from doing something like that? >> over the next few months, welch and ladle prepared their cases. josh would be tried first, then sirius. they laid out

jonathan, daniel, lindsay, thanks so much. jonathan, daniel, welcome back.u for the first time. i understand you've been in this theater before with dave. >> lindsay: yes, many years ago, i performed. it's lovely. >> stephen: thanks for coming across town from one broadway theater to another. i'm excited about seeing this show, but before we get into that, daniel, congratulations. you have a baby boy. >> daniel: yes. >> stephen: that's absolutely wonderful. how do you do eight shows -- eight shows over six days and have an infant? how do you do that? >> daniel: i never slept a lot to begin with. it has tracked into that. honestly i think it's more forgiving than a filming schedule would be. i am gone in the evenings. he's mostly in bed. i get to be there during the day when he's awake and alert. >> stephen: at least you know where you're going and what the hours are. films, you have no idea. >> daniel: it's pretty steady. that's what's great about it. >> stephen: i understand you brought him to the picket line. >> daniel: yes. yeah, absolutely. [applause] ye

so i can start with daniel. so daniel, where do you read is re the policy when it comes to the question of widening the conflict, drawing in more pallas like the u. s. d, put into the conflict as well. so, i mean, see there's 2 elements to that. first of all, it's clear that the x ray government has america wherever it won't sit on the question of the military assault on gaza itself to the extent to which may be. and i may have been part of that, my unity, we thought there was american action behind the scenes to actually try and get to that see spot. i think it's been clarified that that's not the case. america is actively working to prevent a ceasefire. a president biden has gone onto the pages of the washington post to make that clear, not in the goals or so, i think america was already parts of this war. the trickle of humanitarian aid is matched by a lot of weapons going to his route. so america is directly aging the war. there are suggestions that might be some involvement specialists on the ground, a laps

danielle, if ou by the conflict. danielle, if you look — by the conflict.anielle, if you look at the situation i by the conflict. danielle, if i you look at the situation now going forward, we are looking at some pictures and gaza right now, how much does that shape hostage diplomacy, going forward? abs, hostage diplomacy, going forward? �* hostage diplomacy, going forward?— forward? a few ways that conditions _ forward? a few ways that conditions of _ forward? a few ways that conditions of the - forward? a few ways that conditions of the war - forward? a few ways that | conditions of the war until forward? a few ways that - conditions of the war until now have shaped negotiations so far and will continue to do so. when the israeli government has talked about is war aims, they asked several holes but eliminating us from gaza, and then securing the release of then securing the release of the hostages. that has always been a second goal of the idf but in some ways, but impression on hamas with the debtor is putting pressure on her mouth with a ground incursio

it's all right, daniel held that. so we're going to come back to in a moment if i could go to a sham. so if we're talking now about the possibility of some in these way, the government, the one to escalate this into a confrontation, but it has belong. daniel mentioned the who sees changing the regional situation that must beg the question. does israel ultimately want to drag the us as well into a confrontation with the wrong to deal with what it sees is the issue, the problem with a bronze nuclear program and so on. okay, so um it's not that i disagree necessarily with nicholas, but i think we're looking at this from slightly different angles. when we say israel wants to do a or b or c. i think we have some of the things that happened that i think, you know, is the point that the something i'm look, i'm to set but that that's the point right there. there is incredible dysfunctionality within the israeli cabinet and within the is right in the government. but so a leave aside what's going on right now pre october 7th. y

danielle, cominu of this arrangement. danielle, coming back— of this arrangement. to _ of this arrangement. danielle, coming back to you _ of this arrangement. danielle, coming back to you now - of this arrangement. danielle, coming back to you now it - coming back to you now it appears that one part of this agreement we are waiting for the details to be released, would involve the international red cross being able to also visit the remaining hostages who are being held in gaza. tell us how important that is. that is extremely important because among the things that has made this hostage drama so impossible and devastating is not only how many people were taken from so many different countries, from lots of different vulnerable demographics but the fact that they may be held by lots of different perpetrators as well and so it is unclear at the moment how many of the 240 hostages hamas is responsible for as opposed to how many hostages may be held by another militant group. palestinian islamichhad, or how many are simply being held by individual palestinians in gaz

on the regime, which was once branded as being invencible and to welcome my guess to the program: daniel, author and activist out of pittsburg, pennsylvania, and richard fuck, former un special reporteur on human rights in the palestinian territory, out of turkey, thank you both for uh being with me, i'll start this off with daniel, your perspective, why is it that although global popular opinion has turned against israel? tel aviv really does not seem to care and simply continues um with this murdering of civilians, it's it's absolutely mindbockly. well, i think there's two words that answer that, and that's the united states. they know they have the full backing of the united states for what they're doing, uh, the us congress just passed a 14 billion dollar aid package for israel, that's three times more, more than three times more than the us. is israel in one year, the us has sent 72 naval ships to the mediterranean to protect israel uh while it carries out these crimes and so it feels like it has complete impunity for what it's doing and frankly it does as long as the us continues t

i'll start this off with the daniel. your perspective, why is it that although global popular opinion has turned against? israel tel aviv really does not seem to care and simply continues um with his murdering of civilians, it's it's absolutely mind boggling. well, i think there's two words that answer that, and that's the united states, they know they have the full backing of the united states for what they're doing, uh, the us congress just passed a $14 billion dollar aid package for israel, that's three times more, more than three times more. than the us gives israel in one year, the us has sent 72 naval ships to the mediterranean to protect israel uh while it carries out these crimes and so it feels like it has complete impunity for what it's doing and frankly it does as long as the us continues to act in these ways. what about that uh richard fawk? you heard what daniel said, basically it's the united states. i mean, let's talk about that, what is in it for the united states, because if we look at the situation righ

what about that, richard falk, you heard what daniel said, uh, basically it's the united states, i mean, let's talk about that, what is in it for the united states, because if we look at the situation right now, again, i'll go back to the global opinion right now, that has changed, um, it it on the surface it would seem that it would not be in the us's benefit to give this type of blanket support to the regime, but it does. your perspective on on why that is the case? uh, well, it's it's a complex uh set of reasons, i think, uh, the... the the maybe the most important is that domestically israel has organized support for itself in a way that is disproportionately influential in washington with the government. it has completely dominated through lobbying efforts uh under the control of apec uh. congressional opinion, and it has the benefit, the presumed benefit that domestic political leader, can't survive, zionist opposition, so the first, the first and most prominent thing, i think is the uh domestic scene, after 67, i think israel was, because of its military successess and its capabi

we kind of touched on daniel before the break. on it. daniel before the break.men are angry about. and it is to do with immigration and the and the tearing down of the social fabric and what they might see as a country that they want to conserve thing rather than change in such a rapid way. we had huge immigration figures, record immigration figures into the uk this week. record immigration figures into the uk this week . just over the uk this week. just over 700,000, 600,000 the year before was rounded up to seven 45,000. it was hardly a rounding up. >> it was an extra 140,000 people. >> where did they come from? >> where did they come from? >> by the way? why did that figure suddenly did that figure get rounded up just order to get rounded up just in order to make year look better? make this year look better? >> don't just to deal >> i don't know. just to deal with i can't speak for with dublin. i can't speak for what people who were what those people who were rioting like you, i rioting thought. but like you, i think should interested. think we should be inte

us well daniel uh i mean we're we're a month and a half into uh this genocide and amazingly enough, instead of uh israeli regime uh sort of uh slacking off a bit of their unbelievable attacks, we see them being more aggressive than ever and even targeting hospitals more and more. i mean, your thoughts about this and the mentality behind this. i think that they feel they are have race. time, they cannot keep this up indefinitely, we see that hezbollah is now stepping up its attacks against israeli military targets, the yemenis just took uh 51 israelis hostage yesterday and seized a ship in the red sea, the israelis know they they cannot sustain this war, they're going to have a multifront war very soon, so what they've decided to do as far as i can doubt. is escalate this genocide against the palestinian people, they want to inflict as much damage on the civilian population as they possibly can in the shortest amount of time, in order to see if they can rid gaza of the palestinian people uh before this war gets out of control. wow, well let's look at what you've just said, so they ca

now danielle uh us and israely spy chiefs are in doha qatar. they are there for talks on extending the so-called humanitarian pause. "you know the we had the first initial one four days and then yesterday it got extended for two days, so wednesday it will come to an end, so what do you expect to happen next? there's no sign within the ruling summits of the united states, when one looks at the mouth pieces of the ruling class, when one reads cnn in the new york times, there's small murmers of humanitarian concern, but the us intelligence, kabal and the pentagon and the state." state department and true ruling class and the foreign policy establishment continue to control uh all of the information um plastered across the front pages of the news are just horrific stories of what the israelis have been through so the ongoing dehumanization of the palestinians continues now you have the bricks 11 who have formed the ghaza contact group shijan ping and other world leaders have said there has to be two-state solution but the problem is that this truly

yo soy daniel ramírez. la iglesia claire memorial church en san francisco prepara comida para alimentar a miles de personas en el día de acción de gracias. y es gracias a decenas de voluntarios que esta tradición se lleva a cabo. este año, los comensales pudieron degustar los platillos típicos de la fecha en el interior del edificio, ya que desde el 2019 no se hacía esto debido a la pandemia. entonces con 9 hacemos una pausa muertos y personas hospitalizados es lo que está causando un brote de listeria en varios estados del país. le diremos dónde. y tenga mucho cuidado al cocinar la cena de acción de gracias. y es que algunos expertos nos dan importante recomendaciones para tomar medidas de higiene y evitar enfermarse. qué tal amigos? felicidades! feliz día de acción de gracias! buenas noticias hasta el fin de semana. noticias hasta el fin de semana. vamos a hablar de eso - [narrador] todos los días, nuestras vidas están llenas de elecciones, tanto simples como transformadoras. lo que no es una elección, es

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also what is daniel shaw academic and political commentator in new york.apse of al shafa hospital in northern gaza as a tragedy. it's voice concerns about. attention of some of its medical staff by israeli forces, so i want to ask you on what basis has israel hit hospitals directly and arrested medical staff? well, what, what we should understand is that there are about 35 hospitals in gaza which are not only dealing with patients, but also sheltering about 120,000 internally dis based palestinians who were forced to move because their homes were destroyed or israel forced them to leave, and now they are being forced to leave the hospitals, which which shows that israel's intention is ultimately ethnically cleanse not only northern gaza by moving people into the southern part of gaza, but also to finally at ethnically cleanse even the people in southern gaza because it's being bombarded constantly, the hospitals there are also targeted, and at present 27 of these 35 hospitals in gaza are damaged and not operating, so you can see people who are sick or peop

daniel, sor , i our own award show... daniel, sorry. ijumped _ our own award show...sorry, ijumped in, we have run out of time. have a great night tonight and i really hope it goes really well. thank you very much indeed. you're watching bbc news. hello there. the weekend is just around the corner and it could be cooler, but quieter. more details on that injust a moment. but for friday, we've still got some showers around and they'll be a real nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south—west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good news is that'll push those showers through at quite a pace, moving south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it, quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of la

daniel, another damage done to gaza during this recent israeli war. 1.6 million dollars of losses today in gaza's agricultural produce, you know, this is a result of health and production due to the war on gaza, and you now even even this is not possible because of the contamination that khalid also mentioned, as un was also warning about, so they cannot have their produce uh maybe for years, so this is a big blow again to their economy. this is the same policy that the u.s. government used for 13 genocidal years from 1962 to 1975 against the vietnamese people. the plan of genocide is a total plan in the sense that um there's an economic bloccade uh it's an all-out assault on survival in gaza to attack agriculture. the little bit of agriculture that still exists. because most of us here in the west have no sense that gad already been through is just emerging from two decades of full-scale israeli and us uh blockade is only two ways in and out of gaza which are completely monitored and controlled uh by the idf by the forces of apart side and occupation and that's why here in the west no

>> yeah. >> daniel? >> yeah. >> what was his nickname?ttle joe? >> lj. -- they were one and the same. either way, it seemed like their man. but the da wanted more evidence before filing charges. -- thought the blood samples taken from daniels home would push the case over the finish line. >> and the blood work comes back and -- >> it was negative for blood. not only where the sample is not annie's blood it wasn't even blood at all. the major blow to the investigation. didn't mean he is not good for the crime? >> didn't mean he wasn't fit for the, crime and just lead us to believe that it didn't happen here at the residence. >> so you are just not getting there? >> yeah. >> the only bright spot, daniel was not getting out of jail. he was also being investigated for an unrelated kidnapping assault case in the neighboring town. >> so he is on ice while you develop your theories about his -- in this thing? >> yeah. >> they continued to investigate. months went by. lead detective derek johnson was promoted to sergeant which meant -- dream of m

daniel: yes. the answer is there is a fire somewhere, always. beginning of the blowup in late 2021 you have seen things implode. roughly in order of the degree to which they are subject to a cash miss or and asset liability mismatch. growth in funds and cre, now leveraged direct lending. in six to nine months you will see it in structured finance. sonali: question for you about where you see opportunity in investment-grade or even high-yield if you think about the ability to capture yield at this level? andrea: i think about the shape of the overall curve and where the shape is going in the next six to nine months will help you think about where you want to be taking risk and where you are able to monetize that credit risk premium. you have seen the most volatility in rates building in the back end of the curve. we have moved from a bears steepening environment to what tends to follow the steepening. looking back to the 1990's, it is a bowl flattening environment. if we think about where we are finding opportunities investment-grade, we are look

that's daniel hu: and things are happening. that's daniel hug ari _ and things are happening.gs are happening. that's daniel hug ari from the - and things are happening. that's daniel hug ari from the israel. daniel hug ari from the israel defense forces. let's look at these life pictures now of the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt. that release of israeli hostages is now back on track after being delayed earlier. mediation efforts by qatar and egypt have managed to get things moving again. and this is a key location because this is the crossing through which those hostages will pass first into egypt and then into israel. now, foreign ministry spokesman for the qatari government has said that 13 israelis and fourforeign government has said that 13 israelis and four foreign nationals are now with the red cross inside gaza. they are saying that they have been handed over to the red cross who are the neutral intermediaries in this. interesting there is a discrepancy in the number of foreign nationals by qatar says have been handed over and that hamas' military wing has said

daniel: it helps to solidify microsoft offerings. clearly, they will rely on openai property as we think about the next several months and quarters. if we think about the microsoft roadmap, they have done a good job infusing ai into office. clearly it is a bigger driver for azure their cloud platform. eight spent over the next couple years we will see microsoft continue to invest in openai and develop their own models. it is really about harnessing all the capability and delivering value to customers. if they are able to do that, i think it will help them grow and ultimately contribute to driving shareholder value. sonali: what you think about the reliance on openai? how important is it for microsoft to start looking to new platforms? daniel: i think they will continue to look to make internal investments. i think they will make other external investments. really it's a combination. what we see across the broader landscape is all the companies, and google is one example, amazon with aws is another. they will invest in their own model

he's a big supporters of daniel.nd daniel used trump to help close the campaign at the end, but it didn't quite get him over the hufmp. there are still voters who would love everything about daniel cameron, except they don't love the influence of trump on our politics. they turned out last november in the midterm. they don't like biden either. they turned out some in kentucky this november. we've had two straight election os that s of that now. >> he also tried to tie andy beshear to president biden a lot. andy beshear did say there he does believe he'll be the nominee to those calls for him to drop out. what did you make of how governor beshear ran this race and how he wasn't, you know -- he talked about the biden policies, the battery plans, the abortion. but he didn't talk about the president himself. >> joe biden didn't win kentucky in 2020. it historically has not been a state where democrats win in the presi presidential, but they are successful running democratic governors. so i think it makes sense for andy b

daniel, _ is on planet awkward. chris, thank you very much. daniel, you - is on planet awkward.uch. daniel, you showed us the root of the march which is going ahead this saturday. does it make the job of the police ahead this saturday. does it make thejob of the police harder ahead this saturday. does it make the job of the police harder now, given this row?— the job of the police harder now, given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent _ given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent a — given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent a lot _ given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent a lot of _ given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent a lot of time - given this row? suddenly so mark rowley spent a lot of time this i given this row? suddenly so mark i rowley spent a lot of time this week with meetings and ministers including the prime minister trying to defuse this row only for it to reignite last night and that�*s caused immense frustration at high levels of scotland yard, though i haven�*t heard it directly from sir malcolm self, who has tried to keep a dignified distan

this is your apartment, in the end, if something happens to me, of course, we become the owners , danielim everyone is watching. here now that the servant will write a will, yes, we can write a will write right now here in the studio, you need a piece of paper and a pen, i ask you to take it out, a piece of paper and a pen, yuri, come to us , come out, take it, sit down, he must prove it, not... i don’t need all this , i don’t love her for this , because she has property, some houses, cars, business, i work myself, so what should i write, last name , company, passport details, list of property that she has, indicate the person, to whom you are bequeathing everything, yuri, you tell me the exact wording, i am bequeathing, so, now, yes, they indicated the passport, to be honest, it all looks like some story with a spoiled girl who wanted something and was given everything right away, well, that ’s exactly what it looks like, that is, aslu wanted a young boy and got herself a young boy, but he just doesn’t understand that what happens to him, because it’s not like that, her best answer to y

, they call it bad daniels. apparently he didn't see the humor in this so they sued on trademark infringement meaning these consumers, the joy would come from the same producers as jack daniels and they sued arm this word, disparagement of the mark. there was a trial and it included they are confused or there is this confusion and trademarks over and i teach in this language no space is a joke, right? and brain cells knows that's what happened. it is that humorous sarcastic entry into the market and that's how it got to the ". and they rejected that here. essentially sure, there may be instances where you do need to talk about the mark and use the symbol to comment on the mark so the movie super size me, super size is a trademark of mcdonald's and in those, not to sell your own, mcdonald's has terrible food in her a good car or your own but as a comment, of course you cannot make commentary on anything without naming that thing. i suppose the one that uses assistant not really based on this, you could describe t

translation: we spokesman daniel hungary. translation:— spokesman daniel hungary.lation: ~ , ., translation: we will update the -ublic the translation: we will update the public the moment _ translation: we will update the public the moment something - translation: we will update the - public the moment something happens. we are working with them on the outline with the mediators but with a very cruel enemy. but until something happens we cannot actually update you. the whole time we are working with qatar and egypt, our dear, dearfamilies, we know how terrible this uncertainty and this tension, and it was with us the entire time. our heart is with us. we were thinking about it the whole time. but please, be patient. because we will first of all update you, and of course the public, but at every single phase we will update you. and then, of course, the public through the media, we will update you until the hostages are in israel. so please, just wait and only hear and believe what is being said by us directly. after delay today, there was an announcement that hamas

and daniel made an orchestra — their people. and daniel made an orchestra out of it.dea of the orchestra — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is you do something that you are _ orchestra is you do something that you are passionate about and you do it with _ you are passionate about and you do it with the _ you are passionate about and you do it with the other, who is your enemy. _ it with the other, who is your enemy, and this combination will unsettle — enemy, and this combination will unsettle people. and this unsettling may lead _ unsettle people. and this unsettling may lead to alternative ways of thinking — may lead to alternative ways of thinking and to be able to think of a future _ thinking and to be able to think of a future together because in the end, _ a future together because in the end. this — a future together because in the end, this conflict is going to be resotved~ — end, this conflict is going to be resolved. do end, this conflict is going to be resolved. , ., , , resolved. do you genu

daniel, in so many ways. when i read black on black in the different essays and just like brother ernest was talking about with prison experience, you really talking this effort for freedom, emancipation in many different in terms of sexual identity, in terms of gender, in terms of citizenship. so i want talk to you about two two of the essays in conversation with each one essay is on ava duvernay's. when see us and the other essay is on harriet tubman and the movie harriet tubman. and i want you to discuss the ways in which, you know, one quote i have here on page 111, you say we've soft the truth of racial terror for a contemporary generation whom we hoped wouldn't have to bear the ugliness of america's racial character is really many great lines like this all throughout the other is the only the willfully naive hope that three centuries is of slavery's devastation and trauma can be purged without volatility. and until that fury is expunged and honored racial tension will exist will persist in this land, th

also joining us is daniel yejic, author and researcher who joins us from bayroit. welcome to you both. i'm a lost. to know where to start with the olasia magneer because uh we're seeing uh things here that uh defy logic so let me start with one of them which is the way that israel is going about um exercising its military uh i guess capabilities uh we're looking at the way that it is it is targeting hospitals in particular right now the alchufa hospital we know what is done to the previous facilities medical facilities uh we still see the um death rising incrementally, um, but we don't really see the stated goal of this operation, which was to eradicate hamas, i don't recall the last time really that israel has said, this many hamas fighters, have been taken out along with this many of their equipments, they have made that that announcement, but very far in between, and that has actually put into question, which is my question to you, the real stated goal of this military. uh incursion which has been called a genocidal war. um, is there intent just to kill palestin

i know that my sister daniele is alive, i have five more family members.irst of all how they would feel in this kind of scenario. and also try to understand that these are not freedom fighters. these are terrorists. they took kids, babies and women, civilians, all civilians, and they were not fighting an army. they were fighting unarmed civilians. i don't want to go into what they did there, but let's just stay on the hostages part. why should we have any kind of policy if you're not getting anything in return? and we're not getting anything in return at the moment, and there is humanitarian aid that is coming there, but we still don't know anything, and i don't think the world understands that our life is on pause. we don't have a day, we don't have a night. i break up every morning thinking is still a dream or is it reality? this is for the month. 30 days. and i think that the world needs to make a clear statement that there is no negotiations, there is no pause unless there is something that can really happen for us, the families. something that will br

all right, now from pitsburg, pennsylvania, let's bring in daniel kavalik, human rights lawyer, goode forcefully out of that place, you were pushed out, with the us senator named john fetterman, uh, who is my senator, i very nicely asked him, why he isn't supporting a ceasefire in gaza, i said you, the pope supports it, the un supports it, 10,00 people have already died in guys, half of them are children, and i said, look, i voted for you, you're a nice guy, you're a good guy, why aren't you supporting this? and before, you know, i was able to say anything else, without any warning, i was thrown out, i was pushed you, 10 yards through the restaurant and out the door, and that was it, yeah, yeah, we saw that, and and daniel, what is it that uh, i mean, are they uh really ignorant of what's happening on the ground, or you're closing their eyes and ears, what's happening? i don't see how they could be ignorant, i mean none of us are. i mean, we're all on social media, we're seeing the videos of children dying, of children being pulled from rubble, every single day, we're seeing the repo

and think what daniel is and i think what daniel is saying about really being saying about this reallyng, the bat messaging, sending out the bat signal, come to a&e signal, please don't come to a&e with cold winter is what with a cold this winter is what this really about. but this is really about. but finally, would say is finally, what i would say is that 2.3 beds that britain then has 2.3 beds per people. germany. per 1000 people. in germany. it's over seven beds per people. now that might sound very bad. it's good. it's it's both bad and good. it's partly about efficiency, partly a point about efficiency, which don't want too much which is you don't want too much excess capacity. that's our model. the problem is if you have a particularly bad flu season, then can be prone season, then that can be prone to crisis. so it depends on which way you look at it. it's not necessarily about mismanagement, it's about the model we have and trying to optimise for efficiency. >> of the things i thought >> one of the things i thought was interesting was that was quite interesting was that they'r

hold daniel. >> whatever form, due process might the person should be might take, the person should be entitled a hearing. the entitled to a hearing. the person entitled to a person should be entitled to a defence. saying then defence. so are you saying then that principle that that on that principle that someone refuses to attend someone who refuses to attend their sentencing, government their sentencing, the government is they they can have is proposing they they can have their sentences extended by up to years? you're saying that to two years? you're saying that even that is that is wrong, but according logic of your according to the logic of your argument, they should. >> no, think that that is >> no, no. i think that that is part original sentence. part of the original sentence. thatis part of the original sentence. that is something judges, judges take a number of unfinished trial judges. >> they weren't on trial for refusing to attend. >> no, butjudges take refusing to attend. >> no, but ju

let me bring in daniel levy. daniel is the president of the us middle east project, and a former is really negotiate or you're joining us from london as a former negotiator. you just heard what i said, and this latest reporting, this is coming from is really tv channels. what's your reaction? i've not done the substitution negotiations just just to copy out that 0. yeah, well look, we could have a do you feel joy? is that not only on the human level to these people, these is riley's the 13 in this fest punch. it seems and ties today as well. we'll be getting out on the human level that gaza is not subject to bombardment. we will not see the devastation of the last weeks, at least to full days. we must not return to it. maybe we'll come back to that palestinians who have been held in his right presence will be re united with that family. so that's, that's one on the human level. slightly different level. we are now apparently ready in the proof of concept that you can have a negotiate to release. you can have a se

also joining us is daniel yajic, arthur and researcher who joins us from bayroits. welcome. you both, i'm a loss to know where to start with the olasia magner, because uh, we we're seeing things here that defy logic, so let me start with one of them, which is the way that israel is going about um, exercising its military uh, i guess capabilities, we're looking at the way that it is, it is targeting hospitals, in particular right now the alchufa hospital, we know what it's done to the previous facilities, medical facilities. uh we still see the um death doll rising incrementally um but we don't really see the stated goal of this operation which was to eradicate hamas, i don't recall the last time really that israel has said this many hamas fighters um have been uh taken out along with this many of their equipments they have made that that announcement but very far in between and that has actually put into question which is my question to you the... real stated goal of this military uh incursion, which has been called genocidal war. um, is there intent just to kill palestinian

do daniel? do you, daniel?re's >> yeah, i think there's a dishonesty here and tried dishonesty here and i've tried to expose before in the work to expose it before in the work i do in the house of lords. the dishonesty that is dishonesty is that there is a policy that is in place to reduce motor vehicle traffic by 30, especially in cities by 2030. but it's policy that nobody really admits to the government says nothing to do with us. it's all to do with local authorities. we talk to all the local authorities. they all the local authorities. they all agree with the same figure of where come from? of 30. where does it come from? you pin it down. nobody's you can't pin it down. nobody's ever discussed it with the public. ever asked is ever discussed it with the publi

yo soy daniel ramírez. regresamos con ustedes al estudio. >> estaremos atentos. gracias daniel.isó droga a un conductor que fue detenido en una parada de rutina. esta persona primero manejaba por el condado lassen cuando la policía detectó que era un auto robado a la inspeccionar el vehículo, los agentes descubrieron un 7 gramos de metanfetamina envuelta en plástico y doblada junto con dinero en el auto. también se encontró marihuana y este domingo siguen las demostraciones de solidaridad hacia el pueblo palestino. esta vez, cientos de personas se congregan a las afueras de una gala que celebraba el 75 aniversario de los amigos de idf , un evento que tuvo lugar en las afueras del museo de aviación de hitler, allá en la ciudad de san carlos. más noticias el tramo de la autopista 6 80 entre pleasanton y sunhill continúa cerrado. a esta hora de la tarde, pero las labores avanzan como estaban planeadas. el cierre abarca los carriles en dirección sur de la 6 80 hacia pleasanton y la autopista 84. allí caltrans está repavimentando y haciendo espacio también para un carril rápido adici

daniel: we costs high, the cost of living crisis still prevalent?hy pahs when it feels like the work is not done -- pause when it feels like the work is not done? daniel: we expect headline inflation to fall rapidly in october, the base effect, but also falling gas and electricity prices. good prices are now falling in the country and core goods prices are coming down as we see that in the producer price index, so we see that in the producer price index, so there has been progress on input price inflation. we think that will come through to cpi in time. meanwhile, the housing market is weakening. meanwhile, the housing market is weakening. you look at the rates balance and that is very weak indeed, back to this sort of level that we saw in the great financial crisis. the housing market is weak and services activity is no weakening. kriti: let's bring the market reaction to it as well, coming off the heels of the federal reserve decision yesterday. one of the big topics was how much the bond market chaos we have seen the last few months is impacting