remember we talked about danny danny danny boys. prevent dinghies coming over from 2030. yeah. i'll be from france 2030. yeah. i'll be 20 or 30m into the water, stabbed the dinghy. >> you're fat shaming . >> you're fat shaming. >> you're fat shaming. >> oh, i see, i thought i was stabbing them. >> get on the dinghy. you're shaming you. i'm not fat. >> no, it's not fat shaming. >> no, it's not fat shaming. >> fun. we're having fun. you're turning woke anyway, christine, i think you two are woke. >> now that you're very woke. danny. thank from these danny. thank you from these barbs and. yeah. thank you. christine. yeah. thank you . christine. yeah. thank you. >> danny didn't say that. i just thought, you know, you're just another talking another £6. started talking about there'll be nobody as fat or overweight. >> well, i i caught myself >> well, i was, i caught myself in the monitor. and then in the in the monitor. and then christine going christine said the army is going to court yourself and the army . to court yourself and the ar

danny going out for the bikini. the golden globes fits you nicely. >> i will be saying nothing, relic. well, i want, because she's the last poster and shawshank redemption that he's digging through. that's right. right. so i want that poster from shawshank. that would be cool. look at that little inside baseball there industry insider danny new. >> and finally, we can't stop talking about that special moment sunday night at the baftas. and apparently, neither can david beckham, who was, quote, star struck by michael j. >> fox. he took to instagram saying, i cannot believe i got to meet michael j. fox heart emoji. you know, it shows that david beckham, you know, he's just like us that he is get star struck. yeah, yeah. >> this giant standing ovation as soon as marty mcfly came out there. we all love him. >> it was quite the moment. >> are these bills are crazy. >> she has no idea she's sitting on a gold mine. >> well, she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or p

coming to you live from studio here at the nasdaq here on the desk tonight, dan nathan, guy adami, danny moses welcome one and all. and we start with that massive move in nvidia you're going to hear that name a few times here bet the over on this one shares are surging after the chipmaker posted record revenue, a whopping 265% increase from last year. on the strength of its a.i. business now, the news sending shares of other chipmakers like supermicro and amd much higher in afterhours, as well. the conference call for nvidia just started, and cnbc's kristina partsinevelos has the numbers and is monitoring the call kristina >> well, the call just started, so, i'm going to get on it as soon as we finish this, but nvidia surpassing expectations get again. a lot of it is driven by data center revenue, its bread and butter, which grew 38% quarter over quarter to 18.4 billion large cloud providers represent more than 50% of that data center revenue with nvidia saying in their report that demand is growing among other verticals, including auto, financials, as well as health care services all se

that is danny savage and newcastle. _ coming here. that is danny savage and newcastle.nd newcastle. a lot _ coming here. that is danny savage and newcastle. a lot of _ coming here. that is danny savage and newcastle. a lot of us - coming here. that is danny savage and newcastle. a lot of us keep i coming here. that is danny savage and newcastle. a lot of us keep a l and newcastle. a lot of us keep a keenion and newcastle. a lot of us keep a keen ion interest rates. the bank of england has left them unchanged at five and a quarter percent for the first time in a row. it has indicated that it is edging towards cutting borrowing costs. the chancellorjeremy hunt said it was positive news that rates appeared to have peaked. the positive news that rates appeared to have peaked-— have peaked. the overall picture here is of information _ have peaked. the overall picture here is of information falling i here is of information falling dramatically faster than most people predicted and the economy being much stronger with the bank of england updating its forecast for this year, ne

, called danny. called danny. this man just seemed to know exactly what to say to i called danny. this man just seemed to know exactly what to say to push | to know exactly what to say to push the right buttons and i was open, totally receptive. he just knew i would be into his, it was like a spider's web, or like a moth to the frame. i was really missing that intimacy, but notjust the intimacy, but the sharing and, you know, saying what i had done in my day and all that kind of stuff. iie saying what i had done in my day and all that kind of stuff.— all that kind of stuff. he asked ma for all that kind of stuff. he asked mary for money _ all that kind of stuff. he asked mary for money for _ all that kind of stuff. he asked mary for money for medical. all that kind of stuff. he asked i mary for money for medical research and gift cards for his son. she sent him nearly £1000 before her bank intervened. him nearly £1000 before her bank intervened-— intervened. there were lots of thin . s intervened. th

that's when stuff comes back to you. >> reporter: danny served in the army in vietnam.reated for depression and ptsd. but to keep his sanity he knew he also had to keep busy. but how? and that's when danny realized one of the things he missed most about his wife was all the little handyman jobs he used to do for her. so a few months ago he posted a note on facebook. "if there's any honey-do jobs that you can't handle i'm willing to help." >> and it spread, spread like wildfire. >> thanks for coming to help me out. >> reporter: so now every day -- >> no problem. >> reporter: -- sometimes four times a day danny fixes the hole in his heart by fixing just about everything else. >> he's working on fixing a closet door. >> then he hung my porch swing. >> he put in a shower. >> and he did my screen door. >> reporter: and the best part? >> what does he charge for all this? >> reporter: the price. >> zero. >> nothing. >> he charged us nothing. >> he showed much kindness to people. >> we can fix that up. >> reporter: most of the people danny helps are women. most single or widowe

. >> and our danny new is live from space with more. danny. danny can you hear me? are you okay? >> little dangerous out here. allison. we got a rogue satellite on the loose, and it could be coming to an ocean near you. so keep your eyes peeled. sorry, i'm. it's hard to float like this. keep your eyes peeled for this. look, it's a european satellite that first went back up into space in 1995. you see, it's been decommissioned since 2011. and today is the day when it will finally land somewhere on earth. it's about 5,000 pounds and the size of a school bus, but most of it's really just going to burn up in the atmosphere and land somewhere in the south pacific ocean. they think most likely can't guarantee that. but guys, this ain't nothing compared to how much stuff we got floating around our planet's waiting area . this is a graphic representation from nasa tracking the more than 100 million objects orbiting the earth. as of january 2022. their weight exceeds 9000 metric tons. wow. but as for that satellite, andrew, the european space agency says it should enter the atmosphere at

i'm going to start with you, danny . danny what? you, danny. danny boy. what? inches. we're about we're talking about the yorkshire pudding. how to make that. >> it had to be food . >> it had to be food. >> it had to be food. >> how how to make them the >> how to how to make them the perfect pudding. perfect yorkshire pudding. according to scientists. now i know christine and are going know christine and i are going to disagree about this, but apparently 92% milk, 8% water. and that's the perfect recipe. whereas you think that's wrong. i would put some beer in their been >> oh yeah . >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> yeah, 100, 92 8% up to you. >> yeah, 100, 92 8% up to you. >> but absolutely not 100. i do agree with you 100% milk, but i wouldn't put all the rest water andifs wouldn't put all the rest water and it's national yorkshire pudding day, is it? >> i don't even know how to make a yorkshire pudding. >> christine hamilton well, this extraordinary >> christine hamilton well, this extrac called ' >> christine hamilton well, this extraccalled doreen higgins and >>

danny thoughts of my panel. danny kelly christine kelly and christine hamilton.von and somerset police have referred themselves to the independent police watchdog after arresting a 42 year old woman on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol. officers attended a concern for welfare call in blaze walk in sea mills this afternoon . they sea mills this afternoon. they say the suspect is currently in police custody at a hospital . police custody at a hospital. the force said it was contacting the iopc due to prior police contact , while sir keir starmer contact, while sir keir starmer has called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza during a speech at the scottish labour conference it's a chance change rather to his previous stance of a pause in the fighting, saying instead the war must stop now . instead the war must stop now. he also said that a two state solution must be back on the table in the united states, president biden has assured ukraine that military aid will be delivered. thus, despite delays that he's blaming on republicans, th

that's when i stop going back to. >> reporter: danny served in the army in vietnam.ty, he knew he also had to keep busy. but how? and that's when danny realized, one of the things he missed most about his wife was all the little handyman jobs he used to do for her. so a few months ago, he posted a note on facebook. "if there's any honey do jobs that you can't handle, i'm willing to help." >> and the thread spread like wildfire. >> thanks for coming to help me out. >> no problem. >> reporter: so every day, sometimes four times a day, danny fixes the hole in his heart by fixing just about everything else. >> he's working on fixing a closet door. >> and then he hung my porch swing. >> he put in a shower and he did my screen door. [laughs] >> reporter: and the best part. what is a charge for all of this? the price. >> zero. >> nothing. >> charged us nothing! >> he showed much kindness to people. >> fixed that up. >> reporter: most of the people danny helps our win men, most single or windowed widowed. they call him the honey do dude come and say he is just about the only

our danny njoo is here with more. >> yes, andrea. what would you do here? because for julie kobylarz of ann arbor, she decided to transform from grocery shopper to avenger. last sunday, someone took her wallet while she was at trader joe's and then used her credit cards to buy $2,000 worth of tech at an apple store in a local mall. so julie, her fiance, and their three kids went off to file a report with the store. when suddenly she got a cash app message that now this guy was trying to buy something at the van store across the hall. well, so what do you do? well, julie chose the old method called give me my money. >> where's my wallet? and he said, oh, it's right over here. and he started trying to like, lead me out of the store. but then he started walking faster. we ran through the food court, ran down one of the big corridors of the mall chasing after the guy. >> so julie's fiance and her three kids ran after them, and some bystanders help catch the guy. they held them down until police arrived. and if you think like yeah, that was kind of all impulsive

let me go back to danny cevallos.t's the practical impact as donald trump goes about his day today, what has changed in his immediate existence? >> arguably, very little, because they will almost certainly seek an immediate stay while they appeal this to the first department, the intermediate appellate court in new york state. and so during the pendency of that appeal, it may be that none of these will go into effect, including that no one will write a check. it's not just donald trump, allen weisselberg, some of the other individuals have been assessed with penalties themselves. allen weisselberg was hit for a $1 million penalty. we're still reading through this. i don't know if justice engoron showed his work as to how he arrived at that number by each human defendant as opposed to each corporate defendant. in the very near future very little is likely to change except for the continued monitoring by retired judge barbara jones in terms of compliance. because one of the main central themes of the a.g. here is that t

that is when things come back to me. >> danny served in vietnam. keep his sanity, he knew he had to keep busy. how? that is when danny realized one of the things he missed most about his wife was all of the handyman jobs he used to do for her. a few months ago, he posted a note on facebook. if there are any honeydew jobs you cannot handle, i am willing to help. >> it spread like wildfire. >> now, every day, sometimes for times a day, he fixes the hole in his heart by fixing everything else. >> he is working on fixing a closet door and he hung my porch swing, put in a shower and did my screen door. >> the best part -- what does he charge for all of this? the price. >> zero. >> he charged us nothing. >> most of the people danny helps our women, most single or women. they call him the honeydew dude and is the only guy willing to help with these small jobs and nobody is going to match his price point. when the work is done, the only thing he takes is a picture. a reminder that he is not alone in his struggle. >> i have a lot of friends. >> is the ptsd

right, danny?ave to admit, i looked at you and then i didn't think about didn't look about your arm. i didn't look about your arm. i didn't look about then about your arm. then i remembered had look remembered that i had to look at your your your arm because of your arm. and i looked i saw and then i looked and i saw there arm. then i kept there was no arm. then i kept i contact you. didn't contact with you. so you didn't think looked your arm? do think i looked at your arm? do people do that to you a lot? and do that? do you get that? >> strange one. >> it's a really strange one. because accident first because when the accident first happened, first, you have to get used image. happened, first, you have to get useand image. happened, first, you have to get useand that's image. happened, first, you have to get useand that's probably image. happened, first, you have to get useand that's probably the ge. >> and that's probably the hardest thing. that's probably >> and that's probably the harme, thing

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. >> hey, danny. new hey, brandon. >> how are you? i'm good. how are you?e you here on the desk with us. >> well, i've. i've been here all week. >> oh, i haven't, that's right. okay nice for me to be back. yeah. >> we missed you. >> okay, we have to talk about the royal rift. >> there's always some drama going on. all right, so britain's prince harry has returned home. he's back here in the u.s. he was spending about 24 hours or less back home. he was visiting his father, king % california, apparently without seeing his brother, prince william. yeah. so there's still still something going on with the family. thumbs off, but no worries, william has got a new bff, apparently. >> check out this morning front page headline top son. that is one top cruz hanging out with prince william at london's air ambulance charity gala. where do they say gala in britain? >> oh good question gala, the future king gushed over the hollywood royalty even making an appeal to the night's special guest star, who is also a pilot. listen >> and tom, if you wouldn't mind not borrowing

right danny? >> yes, this is a trend.et's picking up steam all over the country and could probably save you a lot of money. i've never seen so many books in all my life. >> you. you like it? >> it's wonderful. >> but does it come with a power washer, air compressor? >> let's do the air compressor here at the hoboken public library in new jersey. >> director jenny poo has helped this facility become one of the latest across the country to open a library of things. at this location. you can check out a telescope, an air quality monitor, and oh yeah, an electric pressure washer. >> living in an urban area where you don't have a lot of space to store things, you know, wouldn't it be great if i can just borrow, say, a knife sharpener, use it once, and then i can just return it? that's where the genesis of this all came from. she says games and kitchen appliances have been very popular, and as long as you got a library card here, you can check out these items for 14 days. >> looking around at the library of things in levittown,

>> danny. it turns out they came from guests, apparently, who liked to throw coins directly into the gators mouth. don't do this. >> he's not a fountain guy. >> officials are urging visitors never to do that, not only because the coins are obviously physically harmful to the animals, but some coins also contain toxic chemicals. >> so stop with the coins. the zoo says. ten other alligators are also going to have to likely undergo a similar procedure if no more coins, right? >> if you want to show love to this alligator, just change pictures. change it up. change it up. >> yes, change. he eats fish, not zinc. people next to a young girl who pulled on 45 sweaters, but not because it was cold. >> sophia hayden of washington state has broken the guinness world record for most sweaters worn at once for 45 sweaters, beat out the previous 40 sweaters worn by an 11 year old french boy two years ago. >> she apparently has a lot of time on her hands. so here's the thing she was required to pull each one d

danny, this is a big debate right now. >> okay? tooth fairy, if you're watching, this is an invention. okay? the last 20 years, there's been a big uptick in gifts under the pillow. the wall street journal spoke with families who have received presents like $100 bill, louis vuitton bracelets, even an iphone under the pillow. now, why is this? well of course you know inflation, but the other reason, i think is best explained by the greatest show on earth, louis. okay, so we k hey, nice one. >> bluey. where'd it go, kid? you happy? firefox my box. >> yeah, i know, five bucks, five bucks. >> that's what she left. >> all bluey's friends. >> well, that tooth fairy is doing well for herself, isn't she? >> very generous, tooth fairy. according to a poll by delta dental last year, the average lost tooth payout is at $6.23 as compared to just a little over a dollar in 2001. there's also been a growing trend of throwing your kid a my first tooth party. rhiannon. have you considered this? >> no. absolutely not. >> you have to give all the kids

it is ill fitting. >> oh, no, danny, it's your turn. >> what was your first face?> well, i'm a little younger than you guys. >> instagram or something. oh, lovely. >> eight. yes. well, i use my brother's email to get the edu because i was in middle school. uh, can you guys guess what my favorite band was? >> was it the beatles? >> it might have just been the beatles. yes, that was on new years, those early days of facebook, man, it was great. >> uh, especially for college. right. you know, study groups, connections, meet people, friends of friends. >> and now what's it become? >> so long ago? it was before the anxiety laden, you know, addictive poison that it and political discourse. >> yes. political discourse. okay, here's a story that will make everyone happy. yes not like facebook. >> how about the most adorable wedding proposal photo bomb ever ? >> yes. so let's play a little game of what would you do if you're married, dawson filming your best friend's boyfriend about to propose to your best friend. but then you hear a little russell. and what is that? russel

danny is right, this is not a dispositive motion. this is not a motion to suppress evidence and end the case, but it is about turning over witness names and other important information that the government says must be kept secret to avoid witness intimidation, and here it is, donald trump there on this motion, on intimidation showing up in a sense trying to intimidate the court? i'm not sure, ana. it's a very strange motion for him to be there on except that it deals with intimidation. >> katie, it was just last week special counsel jack smith revealed specific and immediate threats to witnesses in this case, warning against the release of documents to the trump team. do we know anything more about the nature of those threats? >> reporter: ana, i just wanted to clarify what we're doing today is actually a classified information session wherein the government and the defense talk about whether or not certain classified documents should be turned over. separate and apart is going to be a hearing on whether or not the government has to

thank you very much, danny.been much, john mauger. you've been fab very much. and as a huge thank you to you at home for your company. i'll see you next week. same time, same place at three. lady the . weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. fabric is continuing on its reasonably unsettled picture and it has been a very wet end to the weekend for many southern areas of england. we've got continuing got this band of rain continuing to sweep its way eastwards, particularly southeastern particularly for southeastern england, into the england, overnight and into the early tomorrow morning. early hours of tomorrow morning. some rainfall some very persistent rainfall could disruption could provide some disruption and localised flooding in places, do continue to take places, so do continue to take care further north. there will places, so do con

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but he really, really was into it. >> uh, danny, do you miss him as coach?ause he was the head coach of the eagles. that's right. >> thank you. andrew. >> yes. his success with from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... [applause] for the deciding game, here are our three finalists-- a pharmacist from rockville, maryland... whose cash winnings friday totaled...

that's when stuff comes back to you. >> reporter: danny served in the army in vietnam.or depression and ptsd. but to keep his sanity he knew he also had to keep busy. but how? and that's when danny realized one of the things he missed most about his wife was all the little handyman jobs he used to do for her. so a few months ago he posted a note on facebook. "if there's any honey-do jobs that you can't handle i'm willing to help." >> and it spread, spread like wildfire. >> thanks for come to help me out. >> reporter: so now every day -- >> no problem. >> reporter: -- sometimes four times a day danny fixes the hole in his heart by fixing just about everything else. >> he's working on fixing a closet door. >> then he hung my porch swing. >> he put in a shower. >> and he did my screen door. >> reporter: and the best part? >> what does he charge for all this? >> reporter: the price. >> zero. >> nothing. >> he charged us nothing. >> he showed much kindness to people. >> we can fix that up. >> reporter: most of the people danny helps are women. most single or widowed. they ca

danny danny savage there.series defeat under ben stokes' captaincy, and maintains india's unbeaten home record that dates back to 2012. joe wilson reports. monday morning, ranchi looks sedate — almost. india's chase would be controlled by the captain, rohit sharma, at his speed. well, if that was his approach to winning the game, england's captain could see himself in it. yashasvi jaiswal thrived, too, until... gone! england's best fielders had to excel, and yes, that's stilljames anderson. now rohit lured, edged, caught, also stumped. bowler tom hartley, remember in his first test series? same goes for shoaib bashir. he struck. gone! india still needed 92. ravi jadeja wiped that straight to a fielder. seriously. india four down , no, five. sarfraz out first ball. bashir made anything seem possible for a while. now a four was greeted like a lost friend, hours since the crowd had last seen one, and crucially, the wicket stopped, and even the most optimistic tourist saw reality. after extreme patience, shubman g

danny telling us that a, that's what drew him to the ad.t he got to work with arnold again. >> reporter: beyonce broke the internet with a super bowl commercial that ended with a surprise announcement. a new album. renaissance act ii coming march 29. she also dropped two new country songs. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: ad rates for a 30 second spot in super bowl lviii cost nearly $7 million. paramount scored even deeper during overtime. >> this is the only remaining venue where you can reach an audience of 100 million plus. that becomes more so every year with the fragmentation of media. so the super bowl is still the only game in town. >> reporter: budweiser made an appearance and kia tugged on the heart strings with a tear jerker, all hoping to jack consumer attention and their dollars. >>> welcoming up, capitalizing on his super bowl half time appearance. the new plans for usher to return to sin city. >>> and remember you can watch us any time anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch all of our live newscast plus news and

a 3rd was a danny of parliament has ratified a deal with italy to build processing centers for migraines. the plan allows the balkan country to hold thousands of asylum seekers picked up in international waters by italy while their claims are being processed. human rights groups have expressed concern about the deal. while the you sees the agreement as a possible future template accord in spain has found former bar salon or football, or danny alda is guilty of raping the woman. in a nightclub, the sexual assault took place on december 31st. 2022. elvis has been sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison. the court also ordered the 40 year old to pay his victim a $150000.00 bureaus. elvis, and appealed 10, appealed the verdict. the issue of migration is taking center stage in the united states in the run up to november's presidential elections. this says the number of migrants arriving in the us reached a record high at the end of last year. while political battle lines on board are policies between republicans and democrats, are well established in washington, volunteers, helping migrants

well joining me down the line is danny kruger , the line is danny kruger, conservative member of forliament devizes. and, danny, you're one of i think it's 57 members of parliament that have called on the speaker to go, um, is that movement gaining momentum ? um, and do you have momentum? um, and do you have a credible alternative ? credible alternative? >> i think there has been growth today in the numbers of people who've signed that motion . so, who've signed that motion. so, yes, whether it will grow much more, we'll see. and no, i'm not aware that there is an obvious alternative, but there's a number of deputy speakers who could step up if lindsay steps down. listen , nigel, your down. but listen, nigel, your analysis is right that the real problem we've got here is that a significant number of people in this country are prepared to make death threats against politicians. so so significant that those mps fear for their safety . and i'm afraid to say , safety. and i'm afraid to say, appear to have been , uh, appear to have been, uh, pressured into changing their vote or to commun

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i want to bring an nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos. it seemed special counsel tried to pre-butt criticism that it was handled in the way donald trump's were. >> there may have been a crime, but instead of concluding that there was or wasn't a crime that the crime might not be prosecutable or that they were not likely to win. it's a very surprising conclusion and probably the most surprising part of it can be boiled down to one word and that is willfulness. that is key here. when it comes to document retention, classified document retention the key word is willfulness. was it don inadvertently or willfully, intentionally and the report appears to conclude that -- excuse me, president biden did retain those documents willfully and then goes on to conclude that a prosecution would not be successful for other reasons, and you talk about the distinction between the trump case and the biden case made in the report, and what's very interesting is that hur points out what we've all known for some time is that the difference is that biden came

danny isn't the man in these pictures. this is christian boving. these are real images of him.from denmark. but scammers have been using these pictures for years, and even photoshopped them to make him look like he's in hospital and with messages to try and convince people the relationship is real. every day i'm reporting new profiles. it has been hard. i was...| think was nearly going into a depression because i felt used, misused. i feel degraded. i didn't want to tell people about it in the beginning. mary thought she was in a relationship with christian for months, but now is the first time they've actually met. we can see you. this is so weird, christian, that you're there in real life. i'm actually a real person. i'm so sorry to hear about your story. and... well, i'm just so sorry for you that it's been going on for ten years. we sent 11! fake profiles pretending to be christian to facebook�*s owner, meta. within 2a hours, they've removed the accounts. so that's the warning about romance fraud. but it is valentine's day, so we have to celebrate all things romantic. our c

me encanta como danny cuida mis sábanas y toallas, pero sabías que danny le brinda 7 beneficios a tuesto. estoy mirando. hoy estoy mirando todo esto en el marco del homenaje a las contribuciones de la comunidad afrolatina a la historia de los estados unidos. 1 de los momentos destacados se produjo cuando el compositor y actor colombiano mauro castillo empezó a tocar junto a su banda temas de su álbum inteligencia artificial. todo dentro del mes de la herencia afroamericana y sin duda es un orgullo escuchar los sonidos dentro de la casa blanca, nuestros ritmos, todo mundo bailo. si y bueno, decidieron venderlo todo y empezar una aventura que los ha llevado a través de todo el país a bordo de una casa rodante. así es, nicole. sus videos y su historia han acaparado la atención de los cibernautas, pero esta pareja de intrépidos viajeros asegura que no todo es tan fácil como parece. eso sí, no se arrepienten de un solo momento que han vivido hasta el día de hoy. el último no fue una decisión difícil de tomar y algo así. yo pienso que tiene que ser lo rápido. de inmediato pusieron su casa

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festival, the 42nd to be exact. well, danny, we're at mid, tower, well, the usual arena where the closing the victory of the islamic revolution, basically what the entire festival is named after fajar. or the 10 day dawn which refers to the period of time uh which the victory from the moment imamni arrived in iran until the victory of the islamic revolution so uh after that brief history uh let me quickly give you an update the this is the final day of the faj international film festival we're at the closing ceremony right now it is actually the moment of truth and we're going to find out which of the movies will be taking home the christ. seamore, which is the top prize of the festival, and of course i have to note that uh, number of very interesting movies were screened during the period of 10 days, the past 10 days when uh the uh festival was actually underway in the iranian capital, tehran, i forgot to mention that there was also an international section in which 33 movies from different parts of the world uh also competed for the seamore award. uh, quite interestingly, there were thr

october 202a, danny mcguire, october202a, danny mcguire, rob burrows, giving the honour of presenting match. they are all delighted it will be rob's name on there. i think he will be very honoured and proud but humble as well. it really shines through, him as a character. we are over the moon. the trophy redefined him. it was quite modest and small before, but it didn't lack prestige. it's the volume of what it means, the symbolism and i think that personifies robin himself. he's an absolute champion in his fight against mnd alongside kevin's infield, another example of his courage and while we marvel at here its physical expression in the field which seems to have been taken away from him, he is no less heroic and courageous and what he's doing right now and that's why he is a fantastic hero. it's already american football's biggest game and one of the most watched sporting events on the planet — but this year there could be even more eyes on the super bowl because of one person, taylor swift. arguably the biggest popstar in the world, she's brought news fans to the sport this year s

. >> the fan favorite was nostalgic reunion of arnold schwarzenegger and danny deviot. >> comedy usuallyys well and it played well this year. to see them on screen together it was interesting. danny was telling us that's what drew him to the ad, the fact that he got to work with arnold. >> beyonce broke the internet with a commercial that ended with a surprise announcement, new album, renaissance act 2 coming march 29. show dropped two new country songs. ad rates for a 30 second spot in super bowl lviii cost nearly $7 million. paramount scored even deeper during over time. >> this is the only remaining venue where you can reach an audience of 100 million plus. that becomes more so every year with the fragmentation of media. the super bowl is still the only game in town. >> budweiser's classic clydesdales made an appearance and kia hoped to catch consumers' attention and their dollars. >>> a tradition at grid iron. it celebrates all things cute. after break, we take you to the annual puppy bowl. >>> i would like to see the headlines the national press picks up on and say look, there is an

danny, you have been all over this story.s about how important this case is in the bigger picture. >> here's what this case is not. this is not about a strict liability any parent with a gun is automatically responsible for anything the child does. this is a unique case. this is a case where the theory of responsibility is, number, one the parents recklessly disregarded their son's mental health issues. and, then second, they recklessly failed to secure the firearm. and those two combinations, as we, know yielded a deadly result. that's the theory of responsibility here. it is not a statement case that all parents are always responsible for everything that happens with the firearm in their home. >> her husband is going to face his own trial, same charges in march. why not travel them together? >> because severances in the defendants best interest. it just so happens that the mother is going first. the father will go second. this will allow them to, as i was certain would happen and was warned out today in mothers testimony, p

well danny, you know, some people like you are like a super bowl. >> where's the food? right. so let's talk about some of the fun storylines coming up with the players, the gambling and the food. >> heading back to the super bowl for the fourth time in five years. >> all right, the super bowl is finally here. one last football game before eternal boredom sets in. and there's a lot on the line. still not a lot of run come sunday. could we officially have our next football dynasty as patrick mahomes coming for tom brady's seven super bowls? well, if he wins this weekend, mahomes would be almost halfway there and the chiefs would be the first back to back super bowl champs since tom terrific and the pats almost two decades ago. looking throwing in the end zone. >> if the 49 ers triumph on sunday, san fran would now be tied for the most super bowl titles ever with six. >> and listen to this. the last time they won in 95, the team's offensive coordinator mike shanahan, one of the team's receivers and mccaffrey, well cut 30. mccaffrey the niners star running back, is the latter's so

danny: tesla has had a tough start. one of the seven stocks underwater, so when you look at the broader data, tesla has had a tough start and it is down to the other six. apple, amazon, alphabet, nvidia, they have benefited from artificial intelligence. tesla does not have that with ev growth slowing in key markets such as the u.s.. investors are thinking quite doubtful that the skyhigh valuation around 600 billion can hold. tom: what are the bulls saying in terms of optimism? can they turn around the slump? they had a good year last year. were focused on longer-term slowdowns in terms of growth. are there silver linings? what would be a pivot for tesla? danny: look at 2023 when shares were up 100% after the four year earnings just recently. notably slower growth and not giving a guidance in 2024 shocked investors given how will they performed in 2023. that has hit the stock and with negative concerns about not just ev growth in the u.s. but in china, another key market, that hurt the stock in 2024 is a year of transiti

i think you're right, danny. i.there are many lessons learn in the peacekeeping business, and i mean. it isn't new for us. we. we were in on so since 1948, the truth the matter is under af which in the golan heights could have almost been called u.s. dorf because, it was henry kissinger that put it together and did a very, very good job. it in fact under af is probably one of the better examples of successful peacekeeping that we have anywhere on the books. unifil was a real problem because it was so organized. from day one we had one captain, a marine captain, mike fallon, who when unifil was hastily put together. and to give you some context on this and, i write about it in the book, recall in 1978. this was the time we were following the camp david accord. and they had come into being and when the lebanese invasion operation litani took place, president carter was very nervous. he that that invasion may disrupt entire camp david effort. and as a result, he and the united states government pressed hard to get unif

with me now, msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos.s notebook, right, so what is it about? >> it's about criminal possession of stolen property, conspiracy to possess that property. if this was just like a case of a stolen vcr, it would be difficult to go with someone, hey, i think that's my vcr, but you would never be able to prove t. in the case of art and collectibles like this notebook, and that's really what this case is, it's about a collectible that surfaced, there's something called provinance, when they were confronted by henley, they didn't dispute it. they allegedly falsified the provinence, the history of the document, you're not going to have it for your vcr or stolen iphone, but when it comes to art and things like this you get the certified history of the documents. when confronted, these men supposedly falsified it and tried to deceive don henley into thinking, we have a right to this, this is ours. >> it's not as if they're guys who could say we didn't know how valuable this was. one of them was a curator at the rock '

danny tells the mao. >> dun dun dun craziness. >> hold on. i'm not going to tell you i'm going to show you classes in session. in session. okay, here we go. so this is the sun, right? okay, sun. cool. and then here's the earth. and you know, they always say a year is 365 days. well, we're actually kind of rounding down on that because in our revolution around the sun, which is a year, it's actually. 365.25 just about. that's terrible handwriting, but it's 365.25 about. so that's a quarter of a day every four years. we got to add a day to make up for those fourths that we were taking out. so the world would blow up if we did not. >> yeah. do we need this though? not like daylight saving where there's a debate. >> can we get rid of it? it's not all about farming like daylight savings, but with this, let's ask ourselves what would happen if we didn't have leap day? >> okay, let's look at july, for example. okay. usually you're at the beach, you're reading, maybe andrew's there working on his tan. there you go. >> at the beach in manhattan. >> th

thanks to danny savage for that.y little in freezing conditions would gather enshrines different parts of ruraljapan to take part in one of the country's oldest traditions. the naked festival is a ritual that is meant to bring in good luck and drive away evil spirits. this year one of those festivals is allowing women to take part for the first time. here is the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil. what you're looking is one of japan's most ancient traditions. this is the naked festival, essentially hundreds and hundreds of men, if not thousands, wearing next to nothing, they huddled together, they push and shove, all to try and touch the chosen man, a man chosen by the shrine. this is a man chosen to bring in good luck and drive away evil spirits. bring in good luck and drive away evilspirits. it bring in good luck and drive away evil spirits. it is freezing out here, i am wearing so many layers and i am shivering. but these diet d quys and i am shivering. but these diet d guys are doing it, they are barely dressed and to make th

. >> garrett haake is with us, he covers the trump campaign and we have legal analyst danny cevallos. garrett, can you remind us about how we got here and what is the campaign saying, what is the former president saying now about this ruling? >> reporter: kate, this is the big election interference case that jack smith is the special counsel on. the judge in this case, judge chutkan ruled against donald trump almost immediately the trump legal team decided to appeal this to the d.c. appeals court, that was argued a month ago, this ruling will not unfreeze things, donald trump still has the opportunity to appeal to the supreme court and he's been very sort of outspoken that this case is not only bad for him but bad for the country, he calls this is a nation-destroying ruling, if presidents don't immunity while they're in office to make difficult decisions that this is the kind of thing that could be used as a political weapon in the future. >> garrett, thank you. danny, if the former president does appeal this, if it ends up at the supreme court, what do you foresee happening in. >> fi

that's what stuff comes back to you. >> reporter: danny served in the army in vietnam. and that's when danny realized one of the things he missed most about his wife was all the little handyman jobs he used to do for her. so a few months ago he posted a note on facebook. if there is any honey-do jobs you can't handle, i'm willing to help. >> and it spread like wildfire. >> thanks. >> reporter: so now every day -- >> no problem. >> reporter: sometimes four times a day, danny fixes the hole in his heart by fixing just about everything else. >> he is working on fixing a closet door. then he hung my porch swing. put in a shower and did my screen door. >> reporter: and the best part? what does he charge for all this? the price? >> zero. nothing. >> charged us nothing. >> he showed much kindness to people. >> i can fix that up. >> reporter: most of the people danny helps are women. most single or widowed. they call him the honey-do dude and say he is the to only guy willing to help with these small jobs. obviously, no one is going to match his price point. when the work is do