the strange part of it is danny takes good care of his teeth. for example, he eats solid food, very little sweets. but his teeth are decaying. that's how teeth are. there's no way of stopping the decay. except by going to a dentist, having it removed. and the tooth fell. danny brushes teeth every day and properly to. but that doesn't stop decay. his teeth and your teeth need than a bath. they need a dentist. the dental has been completely forgotten. danny is hard at work, but unfortunately for him, the decay is also hard at work. he just doesn't how he'll look if he loses that tooth. it does make a doesn't it. danny is going to be just another who wouldn't bother with a little cavity that is, unless something happens. unless something warns him of the danger. wow. well, got his warning. the cold water did the trick, and he's lucky. it happened before. the decay had gone too far. yes, the cold water was the pause that remembers the pause that made him remember. he forgot. and before you and i can say, see your dentist regularly. danny will be sit

danny acosta: ojalá que sí.uedarse ahí, también. damián trujillo: perfecto, y los boletos solamente se pueden comprar en eventbrite, pero vayan a la página web de shopwithacop.com, ahorita se las mostramos, para que ustedes puedan apreciar eso; platíquenos al lado personal, jefe, ¿por qué usted sigue usando ese uniforme, se jubiló del departamento de policía de san josé, después de 29 años, pero aún sigue como oficial? danny acosta: sí, porque, tanto así, es porque me gusta este trabajo, ayudar gente, en realidad sí podemos estar ayudando, y nos da un gusto, que se queda con uno, ¿verdad?; era ingeniero yo antes, pero no recibía ese, ese corazón, mi corazón no se me llenaba, sino que con las experiencias que he tenido, y tratar de ayudar gente, me gustó, y todavía no estaba listo para dejarlo ir, y por eso es una de las razones, y que tal vez la razón más grande, sobre todo, pero me sigue, el corazón todavía se me llena. damián trujillo: perfecto, gracias por ese servicio comunitario; otra cosa que hace la funda

danny: it's amazing. to see these wonderful kids with smiles on their face and having the experience on a christmas holiday type shopping, and they just don't get that feeling and they normally wouldn't get it had it--if it's--wasn't for shop with a cop and the host of volunteers that we get. and it's--i got to tell you it's--tugs at the heart with the stories that they share. damian: yeah. and, you know, it's no secret, both, darrell and danny, that just the image of a police officer nationwide nowadays and how difficult it is for a lot of you who are in uniform. does these images soften that blow? you, danny, does the fact that you're--you know, you're with the chavalitos and you're getting backpacks and you're getting them gifts and whatnot, given the rhetoric across the country? danny: it absolutely does. it really shows them the person behind the uniform and shows what the--you know, just talking to an officer is not that scary and it's not everything that they may have been told or saw or what they

go ahead danny. i mean their stars at their own schools, but they also they face segregation at those schools also, right? and so i mean these these young men and and women who compete also just reflect i think in powerful ways about what it meant to go over to germany wearing a uniform that said usa when they don't have anywhere near full equality in the usa at the time. they they were very aware of that contrast right in the there's a hope for promise of equality. but but the athletes were i think many of the athletes right damian really were aware of that of that contrast between the promise and the and the reality. i'd like to ask people again to please post your questions. we're also going to be sharing some links if you'd like to explore more about the state of the united states during this time and also about the olympics one question that comes up a lot damian and that i'd like you to address and kind of put it to rest. is it true that hitler's snub jesse owens and refused to shake his hand.

i agree with everything that danny said and danny knows it is so hard.ficult it is to bring korean leader and japanese leader together in this kind of setting and have this kind of ambitious agenda. the last several years particularly the relationship has been in a deep freeze. kudos goes out to all three leaders, of course president moon to have this forward—looking relationship with japan and also fumio kishida, and also president biden for prioritising improving trilateral relationship. this is a very significant event. i think for a lot of people out there, they will say korea and japan, closest allies to united states, i don't think people understand how difficult the relationship has been and what a symbolic moment it is today. so i'm kind of blown away and i expect it to be a good meeting but i didn't expect such an ambitious laying out of all the things that they are going to co—operate on. i'm very thrilled by this development. danny, what about you? blown away as well, the amount of work that president biden put into this and obviously work on

danny, thank. you very much indeed, danny shaw. legal part of this particular proceeding has concluded, lucy letby has been sentenced and she has been told the judge has handed her a whole life order in the case of each of those crimes she has been convicted of. there are really two key themes moving forward. one that holiday—maker was talking about, the convicted murderers can choose not to be in court to hear the sentencing —— danny shaw. the men will make parliamentary time to discuss what will be said in that time and what is the best way forward —— the government will make time. the other issue that will continue for weeks and months and probably years is further investigations into lucy letby�*s criminal behaviour and her offending. because the trial at manchester crown court covered a 12 month period from june 2015 tojune 2016, but it does not cover the entirety of her nursing career and we have already been told by cheshire police they have started investigating places she worked previously, otherjobs she has done as a nurs

one man who has made the 33 is danny care. a few years - 33 is danny care.r looked over. he won a place to australia but was left out into the autumn. he won a recall at the autumn. he won a recall at the age of 36 going to his second world cup. it the age of 36 going to his second world cup.- the age of 36 going to his second world cup. it has been a rollercoaster. _ second world cup. it has been a rollercoaster. 2011 _ second world cup. it has been a rollercoaster. 2011 named - second world cup. it has been a rollercoaster. 2011 named in - rollercoaster. 2011 named in the squad and got injured and did not make the play. 2015 did not play an awful lot. 2019 did not play an awful lot. 2019 did not even make the count. i did not even make the count. i did not think i would be here probably not but i think for me, i never gave up that hope. krystsina tsimanouskaya, the belarusian sprinter who defected at the tokyo 0lympics two years ago, has been cleared by world athletics to compete for poland after it waived the normal three—year waiting period for nationali

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danny? >> jasmine, that senior official breaking. >> this morning. >> appreciate it. >>> hawaii's governor, josh green, says the recovery process in maui could take several weeks even as, quote, an army of search and rescue teams including several dogs begin to go through larger buildings in the fire zone. he warned the fire damage in some areas are so extensive some remains may never be found. >> more than 1,000 are unaccounted for, 1050. it will take several weeks still. some of the challenges are going to be extraordinary. because of the temperature of the fire, the remains of those who have died in some cases may be impossible to recover meaningfully, so they re are gog to be people who will be lost forever. >> just incredible. bill weir has more from maui. >> reporter: here in maui we've had almost two weeks of anxious anticipation for the latest announcement on the dead and the missing, but that is now sort of shifting into grim resignation that a lot of loved ones may never be found g

danny sure, thank ou ve what you can do. danny sure, thank you very much _ what you can do.anny sure, thank you very much for — what you can do. danny sure, thank you very much forjoining _ what you can do. danny sure, thank you very much forjoining us. - what you can do. danny sure, thank you very much forjoining us. if- what you can do. danny sure, thank you very much forjoining us. if you | you very much forjoining us. if you have been affected by aspects of this case, information and support is available via the bbc�*s action line. you can find it online or via the bbc news app. let's talk to the conservative mp and formerjustice secretary, robert buckland. we were just discussing the story about whether defendants should be compelled, once they are convicted and found guilty, to appear at a sentencing hearing. you have been pushing for this for many months, even before the e case. that pushing for this for many months, even before the e case.— even before the e case. that is riuht. even before the e case. that is right- there — even before the e case. that is right. the

danny, what about you?ent biden put into this and obviously work on all three sides but we heard that he really wanted to make this relationship a priority of his presidency. why do you think president biden worked so hard to bring these two countries closer together? there's a very simple answer, carl — because the inability of america's two closest allies in asia to fully co—operate has been a major problem for america's own national security. we need, in order to face the direct threat from north korea, in order to deal with the aggression russia has demonstrated in its attack on ukraine and also with the myriad challenges emerging from china, we need the three nations, these three democracies, to be able to work together without political impediment, without the kinds of obstacles that in the recent past as sue pointed out, prevented japanese and korean senior government and military officials from even talking to each other and meeting, that prevented them from participating in joint military exercises

isaid, "but, ijust want to check something, danny. "so ijust, you know, things can happen. i just don't want to let you down. and if there's a billion people watching, it would be visible if i messed up without a safety net". and he looked at me for a while, sort of slightly uncomprehendingly and then, said, "you'll be all right". that's — i'm going to take that with me. "you'll be all right." we then, a few weeks later, he got me back in and he showed me, for the first time, that opening ceremony. i was the only person in the entire side of the stadium, so it was empty, watching a full rehearsal of what became this very, sort of, notable opening ceremony and i was deeply moved by it. i felt as though he'd put the whole of — the whole of britain there and what i was struck by at the time — i'm notjust saying this with the benefit of hindsight — but i was thrilled that the nhs were right in the centre of it. something that, given everything that we know now, i'm very, very glad that ahead of, you know, national crisis, there was a mome

gareth was a treat start with you danny. gareth was a great friend _ start with you danny.you danny. gareth was a great friend of ours _ start with you danny. gareth was a great friend of ours and _ start with you danny. gareth was a great friend of ours and a - start with you danny. gareth was a great friend of ours and a fantasticj great friend of ours and a fantastic comedian— great friend of ours and a fantastic comedian and he was due to have his solo show_ comedian and he was due to have his solo show at— comedian and he was due to have his solo show at the edinburgh fringe at the 4pm _ solo show at the edinburgh fringe at the 4pm but as he was killed, instead — the 4pm but as he was killed, instead we run a mixed bill show called _ instead we run a mixed bill show called a — instead we run a mixed bill show called a chauffeur gareth richards where _ called a chauffeur gareth richards where comedians came and performed for free _ where comedians came and performed for free and _ where comedians came and performed for free and we took donations from the audience at the

danny.advantage of the free booze and the green room with something as unhinged as that. the problem with the premier league is that they've they've gone down this this hole they're this rabbit hole and they're trying find light and get out trying to find light and get out of what point you of it. at what point do you stop taking knee? genuinely taking the knee? i genuinely believe what they should do. they ballot they should have a secret ballot and premier league and ask every premier league footballer, do you want to continue? and i bet you overwhelmingly it would probably be the high 90% that they do be in the high 90% that they do not want to continue . and also not want to continue. and also i feel desperately sorry for a white footballer who out of some sort of political moral objection, doesn't want to take the knee. can you imagine being a white lad standing up when everyone else is taking knee? >>i knee? >>| knee? >> i to be fair, last >> i mean, to be fair, last season, wilfried,

christine and danny , what kelly. christine and danny, what did you think ? i can't believe it . is it time did you think? i can't believe it. is it time for the real ricci to stand up? she'll start with you, christine. >> well , that was a great >> well, that was a great monologue. >> but there's one man flaw in your argument, rishi sunak is no thatcher. she was a warrior queen. she was an ideologue. she knew what she wanted to do. rishi is a sort of corporate gerbil, really. he sort of middle management who's made good by keeping his nose to the grindstone. he hasn't got him . grindstone. he hasn't got him. got it in him, waiting for him to release his inner thatcher would be like waiting for godot. i mean, can you imagine him? for example , even thinking we could example, even thinking we could go to to war keep the falklands? never mind holding his nerve while it was going on? can you imagine his nerve imagine rishi holding his nerve when unemployed payment when an unemployed payment because she was cutting steak spending? unemployment was rising to 3 mil

danny and christine. i mean, danny. i'll start with you.ope i haven't got off on the wrong foot. oh, no. >> am i a football fan? >> am i a football fan? >> don't. >> don't. >> it was the fifth word out of darren's mouth. >> good. good afternoon, old >> oh, good. good afternoon, old friend. >> everton. >> everton. >> and he >> everton. >> and >> everton. >>and >> and then he stared at me. but it's to see danny. it's great to see you, danny. >> yes, too. what did you >> yes, you too. what did you make of. i don't even understand. >> what? that's all about. >> what? that's all about. >> except you obviously support different >> except you obviously support differerdo. >> we do. >> we do. >> it's football bands. it's. >> it's football bands. it's. >> it's football bands. it's. >> it's peculiar. darren when people leave organisations like i think emma hardened or whatever name that's correct. >> whenever whenever people leave and they're leave organisations and they're there due impartiality or in there for due impartiality or in there for due i

danny devito is gonna be here tonight. [ cheers and applause they are here to talk about their new showchool," and perform for us, the great tegan and sara will also be joining us tonight [ cheers and applause so thrilled to have them here. before we get to all that, we here at "late night," we don't always have time to cover the news so to help us out, here is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call "amber says what." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> thank you, seth things have been crazy okay, first of all, pumpkin spice everything is back and i'm like, "what? it is only september 7th." but then i realized, if pumpkin spice is back, that means it's almost halloween, which means it's damn near thanksgiving, which means it's christmas tomorrow yay! i was like "what?" then i read a news story that a man stole a plane and threatened to crash it into a walmart and i was like, what why would you take a perfectly good walmart and turn it into a tj maxx? [ laughter ] then i heard marjorie taylor greene compared president biden to hitler, and i was like, "what? do you like biden or no

. >> our next honor is danny (yelling). >> (clapping) danny is the national resources specialist and brought her dpeeven he knowledge about the krefrm to the rec & park and start the work just a few months before the pandemic and despite the outbuildings that tie presents remained dedicated to the diversity of the areas and taney has a passionate for preserving plant and welfare and protecting endespaired species cooperated a program been the tuition and the gorp nursery to encourage the native plant grow through to have local generics and lucky to have danny as part of the rec and park family congratulations to danny (clapping.) (yelling). >> am i up. >> okay. cool. >> all right. >> community-based organization danny. >> our next honor ron perez. >> (clapping) (yelling). >> thank you. >> ron has been an excellent technician with an electrical problem occurs he has a sufficient solution and gone above and beyond with his working accomplishing more than asked and a underscore rent tools he not only replaced them and at balance itself but the life in the garden storage area from instal

let's danny's let's start with danny, danny's supplement. the taliban. >> just just when you thoughtit was revealed uk officials are revealed that uk officials are using diplomatic convention to avoid paying road fines in the capital totalling £125,000. diplomats immunity. taliban. >> the taliban . >> the taliban. >> the taliban. >> i didn't even know. >> i didn't even know. >> i didn't know they were represented in london. >> i didn't know they were local . somewhere in this hell hole of a city. and sadiq khan must be screwed in over this because he's you know how much he hates the motorist. the taliban , of the motorist. the taliban, of all people. 125,000 people. and they just say, can't touch me. gov diplomatic immunity. i'm the taliban . taliban. >> well, i thought because all a lot of the embassies used to do that. one of the i think i think it might have been ghana was one of the worst offenders 20 or 30 years ago and i thought they'd stopped diplomatic immunity for car there we are. well, christine, let's hear >> well, christine, let's hear your my supplement, your story. wel

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let me just say, and danny's a defense attorney. i wouldn't expect any defense attorney who's confident to go on tv to say my client is guilty. i give up. you have to defend your client. you have to work with what you have. you have to say i'm going to change venue. you have to make those arguments but i can say the free speech argument is ridiculous. he will make it and then the special counsel will combat it. i prosecuted financial fraud. financial fraudsters use the gift of gab to dupe people out of their money. to dupe people to become false electors. so lots of crimes. bribery is speech. you use your speech in order to trick someone into doing something. in order to commit a crime. so to say it was a free speech right to conspire against rights, to defraud the united states or to obstruct justice is ridiculous but he has to make the arguments. >> and ken, he's hardly been silent. even today. take me through that. >> he's really setting the table for the court battle here. he has a new post on truth social where he says no, i sh

danny is back with more, but he's not in studio.ys, i know i look kind of weird right now, but there is an event in washington written for cool fast t rexes like me, jurassic park could never contain these specimens. >> it's fun. >> it's weird. >> off and running in the t-rex world championship this past week, emerald downs racetrack in seattle once again held its annual competition to find the fastest tyrannosaurus people fly in for this thing. >> we have people from hawaii, idaho, oregon. people are flying texas. >> and here comes dino the dino. >> and it's a photo finish. >> and out of the more than 200 competitors, this year's race came down to one human foot. not that the winner could tell the t-rex thing was just completely in my face. >> i didn't even know what was going on. >> 20 year old ocean kim from hawaii took home the first place trophy, which is almost as big as a t-rex. but after kim took second place in last year's race , so was like, okay, i need to win first place this time. >> so i was super determined to win thi

remember, danny, we had a lot of net interest margin compression.s because these regional banks are having to pay more for deposits. it's just increasing their cost of capital and eroding their profitability. that was moody's first point. they're second was regulatory capital weakness. now, we know that this new regulatory framework is going to be a have a wider breadth over the us banks. it's no longer just targeting the banks with 250 billion worth of assets. it's also targeting those with just over 100 billion. so these banks possibly are not ready for this regulatory new regulatory framework and we'll have to do more divesting of their loans to to buffer their balance sheet to get ready for them. the third was asset risk. now they specific tied the rising risk tide to their commercial and real estate loans. danny now we know that small banks in the us hold a substantial portion of the commercial real estate lending. and if moody's is correct in their assessment that we're headed for a downturn, we're headed for a recession, that commercial real

danny was in the basement with me.ll rang and we were having one of those deep conversations that him and i had often and he was telling me all his worries with his friends and everything. i remember, he was swinging a wiffle bag back and forth. >> always swinging a sports stick. >> always swinging something. and mark had come down for a second. mark, i tell everyone. that was his buddy, his sports buddy. but i was his confidante. so he was pouring his heart out to me and he said, mom and i are talking. so mark bolted up the stairs and danny turned around and he said, mom, keep talking to me. i love talking to you. and it was that very moment that the door bell rang. and he said, his face changed from calm and serene to anxious and concerned. >> alert. >> in seconds. that wasn't danny. and before i could say don't get it, dad will get it. again, ran up the stairs to meet his fate. and you know, a lot of people say we don't know with a danny and this man, because mark was coming around the living room. it's our foyer an

happen but recognizing that all of this is in furtherance of equity and workplace cultures. >> so dannyity, particularly for those, as i said earlier, categories of individuals who may have been disadvantaged by prior discrimination how do you further those interests but not run afoul of sort of the -- of the non-discrimination requirements that are in the law or the -- or the equity interests of other people who may feel that, hey, someone else is coming along and taking a slot that i am fully qualified for. how do you thread that needle? >> it may not be a threadable needle and here's why. whether it's title 7, the equal protection clause with the case of government employment or section 1981, all of these laws prohibit discrimination, and that is i respective of the race being discriminated against or the gender or whatever the case may be, so a white male is equally potentially a victim of discrimination as any other minority that's not -- that's not me. that's been the supreme court for decades now, so the chal being, especially in a post-affirmative action era is what kind of prog

as well as msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. let's start with ron.out the significance of this development when it comes to the larger case, we have been following very closely there is a suspect tied to four deaths, four victims found on gilgo beach. >> right. and all told there are as many as 11 sets of remains in the general area of gilgo beach, some the gilgo beach four, four women were close together. the others were found some distance away. but over the years this has all been seen as one unsolved huge awful mystery. perhaps connected to one serial killer. this woman was known as also jane doe number seven, i believe. as you reported, she went missing as far back as 1996. the authorities said using advanced dna analysis, which has progressed during the years, they're now able to identify this woman. she lived in manhattan. she was an escort. many of the women who were found dead have been described as escorts or sex workers. they say there is no suspect in this particular case. they didn't want to answer questions about it. they described it a

danny back with more. and danny, we understand that you are ink free, right? >> i do not have one, but that's only because i'm waiting for the right picture of andrew. >> right. >> how about a face tat? yeah, i want a face of andrew on my face. but until then, the pew research center has released the results of a new study detailing our country's inkling for inking . first revelation. apparently 32% of americans have a tattoo. so basically a third of all americans, which is actually mathematically demonstrated at this table. let's have everyone at home guests to see who they think has a tattoo between morgan and andrew. we'll get to that later. next up, women are more likely to have a tattoo than men. only 27% of men habitat. but that number jumps to 38% for ladies. i have an andrew joke, but what if we ask the men and women on planet tattooing? >> andrew i get it. >> star wars ahsoka comes tomorrow. yeah. okay. now, as for why 69% is to say it's to honor someone or something. 47% says it's to make a statement about something that they believe and 32% say that

here with me now onsite, danny danny cevallos. legal scholar, one of the smartest lawyers i know. danny, let's talk about this and some specifics. let's talk about this protective order. i talk to joyce vance about protective orders. u.n.i.'s lawyers, they're commonplace. these are not where. especially in federal court when you're duly with this amount of discovery. put on your criminal defense hat, which i know is easy for you to do because you're one of the best, you're one of trump's lawyers. why are you gunning for the additional amount of time? you get called out by the prosecutor say, you didn't really need this additional time. >> first i would argue that for talking about a matter of days, the judge could've given it to the defense, but that's maybe in a biased defense attorney. these are all important issues. this is no typical protective order. it, arguably, is a protective order of the likes of we've never seen because it addresses exactly what trump has done since the arraignment. of course, as the defense attorney, this part of me that has an interface bomb like i of

danny: good morning, sherry. we saw an announcement overnight saturday that flight levels doubled from 12 per week to 24 per week in stages until the end of october. this is really set among the backdrop of these kind of flight vacancies from the pandemic air that have not really gone away and the demand for travel out of china and into china internationally that is still slow to come back to normal levels. so, these are frequencies, doubling its a boost for many. however, you have to put in context what it was before the pandemic, 340 per week in each direction. we are still at only 7% or 8% of crete pandemic capacity. though this is still really way down on where we are. still, the reaction to the increase in frequencies was pretty immediate. announcing it would go from four flights a week into china from san francisco to shanghai. a daily flight to beijing from san francisco, up, still, with demand quite weak. it will be interesting to see how the mainland chinese carriers will open on the stock market in shan