ok let's go back to danny in washington d.c. . one of the things that made trump a victor in 2016 is that he he is an asymmetrical fighter campaigner he's always campaigning that's what he's best at i would say now he is president as a campaign as a candidate. and it seems to me when you look at the lineup. i'm sorry just essentially a group of of nobodies against him with very little. track records you know we can watch their flip flops for the last few years almost every single one of them is changed dramatically and you know and thank goodness for the internet you know because we can really find out what they said joe biden is the best example i mean he's flip flopped on so many things that i could make a whole month of programs on just joe biden flipping ok so i mean is it is danny does does anyone have any grab a c. or because if you're going to the democrats are going to put everything behind joe biden i think you'll be blown away i mean really blown away go ahead jimi. i don't think they do honestly i mean is it going to be

danny that danny again it's ok ok i need to press you on this ok where's the wall ok where's wall that was his signature campaign promise where's the wall and i'm disappointed by that very into that by it keep going danny. i agree 100 percent i think that is the last and that was the biggest that was the biggest promise i know that we have built sections of the wall i know that we've been you know getting crushed by congress and holding up this effort to build the american people want the wall i mean the american people want the it's a national security issue it's a it's a huge it's something that needs to happen and i think i think we'll get it done next term scott one of the one issue well there are many issues that you and i have very much in common in the many times you've been on the program here it seems to me i'm kind of hoping that the campaign promise of not starting any new wars trump will keep his word on that ok because you have these lunatics around him bolton him pump a 0 pushing for a war trump it seems to me is wants to keep his campaign promise if he's reelected might

. >> they're dead, danny. >> oh, my god!r: watch aime tiger and her husband danny -- >> is there anyone in the car? >> reporter: risk their lives to save a man inside that burning car. >> danny, no! >> reporter: ignoring his wife's pleas -- >> danny, get back! >> reporter: danny races towards the fierce flames. filled with adrenaline, danny bends the door frame, and hauls the man to safety. >> he stuck his hand out the window and i drug him out. >> reporter: seconds later, you hear an explosion. >> keep pulling, keep pulling, keep pulling. danny, you saved his life. come on, buddy. how are you alive? >> reporter: sadly, two people were killed in the head on car cash. the good samaritans receiving a lot of praise for saving that man's life. >> will carr for us tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back, the massive inferno. thick smoke and flames ripping thcondo construction site and fears the fire could spread. stay with us. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support,

joining me now is danny cevallos. danny, good morning. in april, we all recall the president trying to throw out a lawsuit alleging he violated the emoluments clause. how does this fit? >> the emoluments clause is whether or not the president receives any benefit or profit from a foreign government and the key is how we define emoluments. the founders had a couple of definitions. one dictionary defined it as any profit. very broadly. on the other hand, another dictionary took a narrow view.

here's the thing, i mean, so it's directed by danny boyle but it's written by richard curtis. i'm a real suckerfor richard curtis anyway. this is, in some ways, the best directed richard curtis film you will ever see, because danny boyle... you were literally crying with laughter. i did laugh out loud in the cinema when i saw the trailer. a few people did look at me. what's really lovely is it is one of those what if set ups, what if you were the only person who remembered the beatles? what i think the film does is, as soon as you start to think about the logistics of it you go, hang on, that doesn't work and that doesn;t work and that doesn't work. in the third act there is a particularly problematic scene, the whole of which could have come out and i don't care. the reason i don't care is i was doing exactly what you were doing. i was laughing and smiling and actually crying pretty much all the way through. i think himesh patel is terrific and it's a real star—making performance. i think that it's one of those films in which you go with it, you absolutely go with it. and i t

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hopefully he can just cycling gold medallist danny. hopefully he canjust reset and cycling gold medallist danny. hopefully he can just reset and for me what helped was having small goals along the way and that's the only way to kind of go forward after an injury like this, and keep all the people around you, friends and family, the team, he's been in the best hands and has the best support going forward, so focusing on what he can do, and then small goals to get him back on the bike. the women's world cup had a lot to live up to today after the united states' incredible 13—0 win over thailand last night... but although there weren't as many goals, there've still been plenty of talking points on day six of the tournament. the hosts france have made it back to back winds after suffering a scare against norway. 0ur reporter austin halewood joins me now. big win for the hosts, but they had to work for it?and winds for germany and nigeria too? it wasn't as smooth as they would've hopedifs it wasn't as smooth as they would've hoped it's a in

we have yesterday, the new film by danny boyle and writer richard curtis. apollo 11, an extraordinary documentary. and support the girls, a tale of a day in the life of work. and look, i go away for seven months and you haven't given me a horror film to watch this week. let's start with yesterday. you must have seen the posters and the trailers. himesh patel plays jack malik, who following a global blackout, when he wakes up, he is the only person who remembers the beatles. they no longer exist. and after an initial period of befuddlement, he realises that his unsuccessful career as a singer—songwriter can certainly be revitalised by the fact he knows these incredible songs that nobody has heard before. certainly he has the best song book in the world in his head, except not everybody recognises genius when they see it, not least his parents. jack isjust playing us a new song. what is this one called? leave it be. let it be. i've already heard that bit. # when i find myself in times of trouble... hurry up, you are losing the crowd. # when i find myself in t

danny green will come in. and go into the back court with vanvleet. >> jeff: if they're going to stay in this box in one, draymond green and iguodala can't just be spot-up players. they have to drive and attack, as we've seen them do before, and create shots. >> mark: you have to be aggressive. opportunities will present themselves. >> mike: inside to cousins. back out, iguodala. cook will try a three. long rebound, taken by leonard. leonard fakes. gasol, passes up a three. vanvleet on the drive. siakam, corner three. they've had some good looks, and right now they're not falling. >> jeff: i would use curry as a screener against this box in one.reet curry's hands. curry tries to get away, he does. lost the ball, swatted. green has it, throws it up, hits the rim. that resets the shot clock. but leonard gets it. leonard steps back, fakes, fires a three-pointer. siakam, trying to keep it alive. cousins comes down with another rebound. 11 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists for demarcus cousins. cousins for three. curr

danny glover, our friend. [applause] i told him privately and i will say publicly how grateful i am for his powerful testimony on onalf of the congress reparations. an articulate voice he offers. [applause] and what a special honor it is for clinton college to host our second candidate for highest office in the land. you are on hallowed grounds for one of the fastest-growing historically black colleges in the nation. we are known as a beacon for leaders. clinton is now before your liberal arts college that has stood in this community for 125 years. [applause] give it up for clinton. >> thank you. provide abc you's, we path to success by allowing access to the higher education that our community needs. we have been built on the pillars of scholarship, social change, spiller -- spirituality, and leadership. we are seeking to become the 10th federally designated work college in the united states. we believe that, given the opportunity and an intentional living and earning environment, our students can thrive, bec

>> what's better than a danny video? having multiple in the same video.h video trickery and editing -- >> that's pretty cool. >> i didn't know what was about to happen here. see a reflection of the bike approaching. check it out. >> having a little hop over public art. after he switches to his enduro bike, he tackles mountain territory. >> beautiful. >> right? that's like the moon walk of bikes. >> the guy is a magician. he is so fun to watch. especially here when he includes some of his goofs. >> wow. >> dude. >> he has to go right back, try it again. get it right after falling off a building. >> i can't believe he landed that. >> check this out. a drawbridge. completely clears it somehow. danny, you are amazing, bro. >> a lawn mower salesman with the case of the mumbles. his mouth is like a wood chipper. >> how some misunderstandings make for a hilarious prank. give it a country feel. >> beautiful. >> you head into the store minding your own business. >> you buy mowers. >> how are you doing? >> lawn mower. >> they are shooting a commercial. come on over

danny glover portrays the blind grandfather. to take back the home. >> i hope i never make you feel look you weren't welcome here. >> i never felt like that. >> i don't care where you been. just you two stick together. >> jimmy fails and danny glover join us at the table. congratulations to you both. >> thank you. >> we have seen the movie. i keep using the word haunting to describe it. jimmy you said this say love letter to a home. what do you mean by that? >> home represents a lot of different thinz for different things to a lot of different people. that's pretty much why the house means so much to me. >> was it difficult for you to go back and see this story told on the big screen, knowing so many elements are true to your own life? >> not necessarily. everyone else who helped us connect the movie, big beautiful collaboration, a lot of people we met, they always rally behind me. and helped to get through. >> what was the pitch to you to get you involved? >> i was so moved by the story. i'm a native san franciscan. i live in t

and then you've got danny glover there as well. so i want to thank nina and danny and jim thompson and dr. mchorne for allowing us to use the campus of this great college. thank you very much. what this campaign is about is a very profound concept. we just talked about it earlier today. we were meeting with some local folks, and somebody raised the issue of what we are entitled to -- what we are entitled to as human beings in the wealthiest country on the history of the world. what are we entitled to? now, i believe that what we must strive for is a government not based on racism, not based on sexism, not based on homophobia not based on xenaphobia, and not based on religious bigotry. in fact -- in fact what our campaign is about is exactly the opposite of what trump is trying to do. he is trying to divide us up, our campaign brings us together. z and it brings us together, black and white and latino, native american, asian american, it brings us together in the struggle for economic justice, for social justice, for racial justice,

. >> reporter: it sounds like danny is the center of it all? >> he is a spearhead. >> reporter: one of the students who said she was failed by mustapha at danny's direction. >> i would personally like to see the entire training department revamped with new people. >> if we are dishonest as a training department, what does that say for the rest of the agency? we are responsible for the type of operators ago out there. >> reporter: i did speak to danny over the phone, and he said he cannot speak to the media about his leave. muni said that they take the allegation seriously and have launched an internal investigation. but they will not comment on internal matters. >>> san francisco on track to be the first city to ban e- cigarettes sales. city supervisors voted unanimously on two key measures. one would prohibit the sale until the fda completes a review of the products. a second prohibits the sale, manufacture, and distribution of the products on the city property. in his statement industry leader juul said that they have already taken aggressive

history absolutely i want to thank you so much for coming on danny haiphong the black agenda report the book american exceptionalism and. american ensign can get it mt great book thanks for coming on. thank you so much. having a classic green lawn is probably one of the worst things homeowners can do for the environment from waste of water to toxic pesticides there is a better way to use your yard and the state of minnesota will pay its residents to do just that the state recently approved a plan to provide financial assistance so that homeowners can replace their traditional lawn with things like wild flowers clover and native grasses this is because studies from the university of minnesota showed that bumblebee is are very important to the local ecosystem and the newbie friendly yards could help boost their population the program hopes to change people's minds about the plants and they are is because the ones we've been taught to see as a nuisance just we it's are actually necessary for about. half the food we so here's to minnesota tyrrell's home state and their beautiful initiative

. >> cheryl was dead, and danny and were badly wounded.n shot >> when i got to the hospital, i was directed to interview the mother. >> reporter: investigators say her behavior seemed odd from the beginning. >> her demeanor was flat. not one tear, even though she knew that cheryl had it was surreal. >> when i was finished taking care of kristy, then i sought out her mother, and to my complete surprise, diane was non-emotional. and then she says, that really ruined my new car. i got blood all over the back of it. >> cops are wracking their brains to try to put this case together. >> we're going to do a videotape reenactment. >> diane downs is trying to show the investigators exactly what happened. >> like that. i got in the car. put the keys in. i just hit my calf! okay. >> she'd hit her cast and made her statement "this is worse than", and she caught herself. so we speculated what she would have said to finish that sentence, and we think she would have said this is worse than when i shot myself. >> reporter: she gives a jaw-dropping interview. >> when we got to talk to her, they said she co

christie, cheryl, and danny. a postal worker. >> springfield was not nearly as sophisticated as eugene. they're really twin cities, but it's more blue-collar. >> i really like how ann ruhl introduces eugene, oregon and springfield, oregon, in her book "small sacrifices." she says, eugene, oregon is the successful sister of the paired cities. cool, slender, professional. her restaurants serve artichokes and ricotta pie, while springfield, oregon, half eugene's size, is the sister who never graduated from high school, who no longer notices the acrid smell from logging. >> i think springfield -- it sounds clichÉ, but a lot of people knew each other, and you felt pretty safe there. >> it really wasn't a scary place. when there was a murder of something, they would always say, something like that doesn't happen here, but of course it does. it was may 19, 1983, when diane took her children out to see a woman that she knew. >> diane didn't leave until about 9:30 at night. they leave from the friend's house. they're driv

now from new york city thank you so much for joining us danny. thanks for having me to you know i got to say one of the most fascinating aspects of your book is its kind of dissection of how u.s. citizens are conditioned to believe in this idea of american exceptionalism in the world that we are there's your global force for good when our military goes out overseas i think donald trump is a great example of this kind of conditioning is the rise of donald trump and other nationalistic flag waving you know wrap themselves in the american flag politicians like him a symptom of this condition and you talk about in the book. it definitely is definitely a symptom of how american exceptionalism is pervasive in the united states but also we have to look at the fact that it's not just donald trump what actually led to the rise of donald trump is the hammering home of this myth of american exceptionalism even as the conditions of american workers especially black people in the united states have become holy an exceptional so what we've had is donald trump

a lot of players to come out of the woodwork and i say out of the woodwork, danny karen and danny cipriani great. hopefully i can pull a few ads across, especially what i think the younger players around the early 20s, mid 20s that have not had as much game time. i couldn't advise them enough to advise them and give ita them enough to advise them and give it a try because the fitness levels and skill set that you need to be able to be at i would say... i won't say a level above but the tester and difficult ways —— different ways of. is it difficult ways —— different ways of. isita difficult ways —— different ways of. is it a difficult change? it could be. that's why i advise players to not rule it out and see it as a valuable option for them because it will only increase your game. that was with her bradley who also told me that missing out on selection in the england world cup squad back in 2015 one of the big disappointment of his career so far. plenty for england to contend with, the rising temperatures in france and concerns over central defenders steph horton and millie bright who are

joining me now is danny cevallos. danny, good morning. we all recall the president trying to throw out a lawsuit alleging he violated the emoluments clause. how does this fit? >> the emoluments clause is whether or not the president receives any benefit or profit from a foreign government and the key is how we define emoluments. the founders had a couple of definitions. one dictionary defined it as any profit. very broadly. on the other hand, another dictionary took a narrow view. emoluments had to be related from the person's office. something like selling pardons out of the white house might be something directly related to the office. a more narrow reading of the emoluments clause means that sheik staying 26 nights at the trump hotel doesn't violate the emoluments clause because it is a profit from trump to the hotel. not the sale of something coming from the office or out of the white house. >> okay. how about this. what kind of challenges are there to connect this kind of activity and patronage of the president's businesses, particul

one person has forgotten the danny boyle's new film. see how this plays out. without further ado it's a great pleasure to welcome maestro gano here in the studio with me my special guest who needs no introduction to long term d.w. views because of classical masterpieces the d.v.d. box set of 6 of the world's great symphonies now it was made all over a decade. later they were they were great shows on the t.v. and there was a great d.v.d. box set and i think you chose did you choose the symphonies that were to be used it was a result of a dial what deutsche avella we went through a series of suggestions and i would say it was more of a consensus that this group of composers could give at the same time a very long perspective of classical music and not the same time offer some profundity yeah and do you have a favorite putting on the spot of all those seventies i must save that in the end all of the choices the it was from among my lives. each one of those projects were very very special it finished with the bruckner. symphony and so i would have to say of course

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danny throws away warriors ball here we go one more shot for golden state. it's going to go to steph curry he gets along with a shot doesn't go mad scramble for the rebound players going to go to the floor dream on gets also time out but the warriors don't have that's a technical foul toronto gets the ball. on some free frozen there it is one 14 1 to 10 your final the toronto raptors are your new world champions and dean golden state title run. coming up later in sports. we'll have reaction. >>from oracle as the quest for a three-peat comes to an end 52 risa that was something to see it sure was is tom. you know that was the thing we're seeing the way klay thompson showed up for this they call him game 6 clay. the injury him going to the tunnel him coming back now you're thinking ok here we go the warriors are going to do this again they're going to will themselves to another win. >>toronto that's been the story though throughout this entire series they kept making shots. yeah, but still the wounded warriors you've got absolutely want to give it their all an

danny, thank you very much. danny, thank you very much.ng radio drama and this week the actress june spencer, who plays peggy woolley in the archers, turns 100. she was presented with a cake by her fellow actors at the studios in birmingham where the series is recorded. satnam rana has been to meet her. the archers theme. she is radio royalty, the matriarchs of the bbc radio four drama, the archers, and she's the voice of peggy woolley. i know what's going on, brian. of course you do, peggy. i'm sure you think it's easy to fool me, that i'd hardly notice you trying to pull the wool over my eyes. i wouldn't dream of it. well, now i know. and today, a special recording of a mock scene at the bbc birmingham studios, celebrating her long career. she was a great success in in schools radio, children's hour and radio drama, working regularly on the home service and then radio 4. radio 4, how posh! and then serving up a sweet surprise, current and past cast members. happy birthday, june. 0h, bless your heart. oh, what a lovely surprise. june spen