that we have really experiences in terms of proposals for getting money within a sense, but i think daniel's point around understanding back now. and i think you could speak to the recent mit research. they came out with around settlement pools. we know that the intensive impact, the settlements can stay in the water columns for up to 400 days. it could travel distance as of about a 1400 kilometers, which we touched the edge off. a country like carry bus, which is one of the closest in terms of he said to the clarington pip, it doesn't so which you're talking about with the i. c is regulating that. so i agree, and i did qualify the 2 differences, but my point be is that we have experiences real experiences of someone dixie. my can do, daniel, let me ask you something. so lame reference the i'm the i say the international c bed or 40. i'm obviously we're going to talk more about what types of research needs to be done and the pros and cons, but this, this is a what, what type of body is this? i mean, is this what, what, who would do oversight if this were, if there were to be more deep sea mi

and i was like, "thank you, daniel." sorry. they only said three things. t kids just hide. i don't even see them. and so, i was like, "okay, you did good." i think the only other time he really geeked out was when after i had done "frozen 2" and he got to meet josh gad, who does the voice of olaf, and didn't believe that he was olaf until he was like, "all right, close your eyes. and then, he was like, "i'm olaf and i like warm hugs." and my child just went - [ laughter ] major mom points >> seth: it can break different ways, because every now and then, i've been lucky enough to -- a friend of mine send a voiceover and i do the same thing with my kids and i think sometimes they don't love it. like, they like to picture the sort of clean lines of animation. and when they meet my scraggly dope friends, they're like, "oh, i don't like this at all >> that's not, no. >> i don't like that you were in my ipad. >> i can't imagine >> seth: you have a band >> yes >> seth: and your band performed on halloween >> we did, we performed in new york on halloween. >> seth:

i. daniel hopkins is in moscow. what's the latest? this is proof for russ costs. most of the russian space agency found that back in 1992 was the successive associate space program that russia is back with a bang on the international staves of space exploration. of course that are far more competitive now in the market to early days of the 1st space race. that was the us both of the soviet union will bicycle audiology of capitalism versus socialism. now you've got states, china, india, japan, south korea, launching various satellites, various rockets in the space plans along the rogue space stations as well. uh, perhaps in future the road luna, bases and the other interplanetary opens it. so for us, it is very much is a method of proving that it can rely on its own brain power to lock on it. so russian, martin, russian technology is so russian components without the assistance of wisdom counterparts. which of course, has been difficult to do since the 2014, because russia has face sanctions, certain sections. it has been particularly heavy section since 2022 for r

, and we have the slip, a lovely chat, but the assigned case, like i said, nobody was more zealous and fervent and eloquent. then daniel ellsberg on, i want to ask you about that quality time that you spent living with daniel ellsberg and with his family. this was during the period when dan was experiencing writer's block of all things in trying to complete his epic work on the history of nuclear weapons. tell us about that and about how he was able to break through and complete that book. well i 1st i'd say just spending 10 days with dan and patricia in their home that um was a life changing for me and i was uh, it was a week of my 56 birthday. and dan is a very, very present man. he without question is may be, was, may be one of the greatest intellect. so of our time a last of the mohicans. and we would sit in his office and studio in library with a 1000 books on or, and american history. and the 1st or 2nd day that i was there, and just in his presence and with all these books, i was just and, and he would, he can talk, you would ask a question and he could go on one time in our interview, i asked him a question and

and i think daniel is right about amazingly that actually we should be more transparent . s that if you want to go private, you've still got to go through your gp. you can't just pick up the phone and say, right, | pick up the phone and say, right, i want to go, you know? so you're still going to go through that gateway service. and think although it's, you and i think although it's, you know, a good business know, it's a good business opportunity, will make opportunity, people will make money. look at the people who are making money out of care, michel it's not the care ers, the care , it's the business the care, it's the business owners are making an absolute fortune. i'm sorry. >> most care owners who appear on television appear to be making no money at all. as far as i can see, you can't have the story both ways. most care homes are actually struggling. financial because they don't charge what it is they want. well, they charge most of them are dependent on the rates payable by local authorities. >> that's on the ones that are. >> that's on the ones that are. >> well, i

i did single handedly fight a colombian death squad. no [ laughter ] >> seth: did you give danielve recently come clean to al that he might have been a tiny bit fast as he was giving me lessons. and so, i was maybe doing a little nodding along, and being like, "can i film you? and i will slow this down. but, yeah, al was gracious enough to -- the first times we met in person was, sort of, doing accordion lessons, and me, sort of, showing what i had learned up to that point again, no one asked me to play accordion. in fact, sever times people are like, "it's not necessary. please stop. [ laughter ] but i did, i just felt like if i was playing al in the movie, it just feels lazy to not at least, like, try to get a bit better at that >> seth: yeah. but you haven't continued on with your learning >> i continued on in that i still play the four things i learned to play on our film. >> seth: there you go. >> and one day, you know, maybe i'll have another lesson >> i've got an accordion for you right here [ laughter ] >> it's just like -- that is my nightmare. >> seth: the's areonderful

and they are like, but we wrote it -- i love daniel kwan. he's got this face. voice, she deserves to be seen. if you call her "michelle," you as an audience will keep going, that is michelle trying to play this aging immigrant woman but we still see michelle. i have to allow evelyn to have her own voice because there's so many evelyns in the world and they should get a chance to be seen and heard and to be a superhero. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: my wife's name is evelyn. >> michelle: oh. >> stephen: unrelated to the fact that she shares the name, i've never seen her cry so open-eartedly than she did at the end of that film. >> do you have a daughter? >> stephen: i have a daughter. she wasn't with us in that moment. but we have a daughter. i think there were a lot of moms and daughters who were crying in that way. to me, as much as i was enjoying the film, i was completely unprepared for the emotional depth of the ending. were you prepared for the emotional impact of the ending? >> michelle: oh, the impact. you know, when you're making the movie, this was

i want to bring in danielle shay. his, i want to share the with the audience nvidia faces going higher based on history. forward price sales ratio is above 25. it has been 231 companies. a year later only 21% of the time have been higher, only 21% of the time. what is the average been a year later? they have been down 36%. that is what nvidia is facing on a historic basis right now. as far as earnings are concerned the last four times they reported earnings are mixed. they beat, they miss, they beat, they miss. here is one thing that is universal a week later the stock has been down, not necessarily you would go nuts, right? one buck, 4%, two% here but down 8%. no one wants to be down 8% in their portfolio a week from now. the insiders have sold $200 million worth of stock. they haven't bought any. i'm not sure what they own total. my answer to you, danielle, is a simple one, buy, sell or hold nvidia? >> when you look at nvidia here this week it is fine to buy it from here until the earnings report. i would not buy thi

danielle: i think that those are going to be more evident.w last year when mortgage rates top 7%, that is when home sales plummeted back to the 4 million sales level and we have had trouble lifting off of that level. i think that the next couple months are going to be a challenge for the market. to the extent that builders can offer flexibility in the rates that they have. they have generally been good about offering buydowns. that is the kind of thing that would make housing for buyers today. that's worked well for builders and i expect we will see new home sales outperform. guy: a little bit more, what you think the average rates that people are paying now considering those buydowns? is it 100 basis points, 200 basis points lower? will we get wellpoint -- will we get to a point that the buydowns won't be enough? what other incentives do you think that the builders could offer at that point? danielle: the buyouts are important for builders, but it's important to remember that the new home sales portion of the market is only around 15% to 20%

and now i would like to invite governor daniels to stage. 'm here for a multiple multiplicity of reasons. three, i can think of quickly. the first and foremost is because he told me to show. if i am. and he told me to i would watch reality television and or listen rap music. this assignment, of course, much more pleasant than either of those i'm here. secondly, because my regard for this organization, which i have and and tried to help a little bit when i got the chance what a noble undertaking and so do those of you who have organized it those of you who have helped support it and fund it, and particularly to the young people who, have chosen to participate in it. congratulations and many thanks. i don't know of a more important at this time in our national life. pursuits, you could have devoted to. although mindful and grateful to everyone present my thoughts. and i suppose the thrust of these brief remarks will be aimed at the young people who are here and who are the ultimate end of this wonderful undertaking that amity has conceived and

i do urge that we do something. i'm just not sure that the declaration of emergency is it? >> well, daniel, this is your party. rishi sunak and i was watching that video, i would be mortified. i would feel a deep sense of personal shame . a deep sense of personal shame. and i would sit there and i would think people are now laughing at us. our own citizens in this country. there was a report done on one of the news channels which shows channels last night which shows that got people that actually you've got people living in tents in people's gardens, you've got people in temporary that temporary accommodation that are in dire straits this country. in dire straits in this country. and guy was and absolute mess. a guy i was reading let down so badly he reading was let down so badly he was dog or cat food, was eating dog food or cat food, whatever was. then you've whatever it was. and then you've got these guys in 4 5 star got these guys in 4 or 5 star hotels high fiving hotels as high fiving themselves. i'm just showing you some british some of the brits, british citizens now citizens on the screens now living i

i suggest so as not to go to the special zones. i'm not rushing you. think good morning. hello. bon appetit. thank you , you will eat daniel, i will not have time.re vinaigrette left. thank you. how's the light? worries yes, in general, i think it's better for you not to show your eyes for a couple of days. try calling though. can? of course i 'll try. did you tell her that they took me? no, i didn't call. who did i call? by the way , i have some news. which person from the condor team called me. ready to turn him in? wow ? and what kind of person? i don't know why he decided to call you. it's strange somehow. okay, if he calls, call me back before the deal. here are three photos from that the list you asked for is what we have so far, then we will try to get more. thank you nikolaevich, we are getting ready. documents for makars, and how are his homeland documents for them already ready, my people will enter the telephone network of the pre-trial detention center in order to provide cover, well, you will pretend to be guards, there will be enough of them in the paulownia, of course. by the way, there is other news, someone called me today and s

and daniel said, mom, let's keep talking. i love talking to you, mom. bell rang and daniel looked at me and said, who is that? and before i could say a word, he sprinted upstairs. within seconds, i heard the sound of bullets and someone screaming, no! i later learned that this monster who had a fedex package in his hand opened fire. but daniel being daniel protected his father and he took the shooter's first bullet directly to the chest. my family has experienced a pain that no one should ever have to endure and i am here asking everyone to ensure that no one has to experience this kind of pain. we may not be able to stop something like this from happening again but we can make it hard for those who target us, to track us down. >> we can make it hard, right? maybe that's the best we can do. make it harder. so that display of strength and grace and courage in the face of any one of us could imagine what we would be feeling if we were going through the same takes my breath away. in the three years since her son's murder, judge salas has turned her persona

i don’t know, unfortunately, daniel, as far as i remember, gas is the very substance in which moleculesost not attracted. what is the property of gas in this uh physics. i knew that he would answer this question. uh-huh, i'm sure that the correct answer is no, since it's obvious that gases practically do not attract each other. so they are attracted, guys. be careful everything is in order, it is this fact that explains the ability of gas to occupy the entire volume provided. well, not that it's obvious, but at least there are indirect signs. and straight lines, probably also the ninth question. is the word on the screen spelled time correctly? irina, i am sure that this word is spelled incorrectly. the word birthday comes from the word name day formed with the suffix nickname, respectively, the second n should come after n and before nickname, that is , slowly. say how it should be spelled birthday. this is the correct version, so the correct answer to this question. let's move on to the tenth question. is it true that pink salmon refers to sturgeon fish time? uliana maybe you understa

i know about four or five americans that are particularly adept at that. danielthink they never do the obvious thing like race through a ponderosa buffet, which i think is an athletic accomplishment. but i digress. what do you make of these type of approaches to win over people? look, i'm not only fit, i'm up to that job day one. >> it's one way for young candidates to say, hey, you know, even if i don't have a lot of elected experience, at least this is a good reminder that i'm young and there's no chance that i'm going to have real health issues or a low chance. we can't say the same for trump or biden unfortunately for the next four years. but last i checked, when we vote in november of 2024, we're not electing someone to be the best athlete. i can't see how that relates to getting inflation down to the low levels or, you know, fixing america's college education prices. >> neil: there is that. it's shallow but does rest nated. lee, i want to thank you. daniel, thank you very much. bob vander glass will be joining us. he challenged me to a pushup match in this

comfot inin 7 days, with sigignificant i improvet over timime. ( ♪♪♪ ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, we are back here! we are back here! with america's sweetheart jeff danielst you've made it when your manager goes, what do you want to do as opposed to the opportunities. what about when you start off as an actor. i'm sure you have all the doubts about your career where you've rolled to the bones on the wrong path of life. what was the moment where you went i will stick with this? i might make it. >> i was 21 when i came to new york city, 1976, 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. i came through the tunnel in my buick. everything i owned in the backseat. i celebrate that anniversary every years. started out off broadway. then i got to do commercials which paid the bills. bad parts and bad television climates, not too many. but then i got terms of endearment. which came out of the blue. but i was 28 when that happened. that was seven years. and then when i got the leading roles plural, when woody was at the height of his american filmmaker status, when me and neil were still in love. when that happened, i knew i would least be able to make a living in the business. i

my name is kim daniels, i am the director of georgetown university's initiative on catholic thought and life. i want to thank all of you for joining us in person and online for this important public dialogue on the 60th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom, keeping the dream alive. [applause] kim: hello and welcome, it's good to be here in person with you all. my name is kim daniels, i am the director of georgetown university's initiative on catholic thought and life. i want to thank all of you for joining us in person and online for this important public dialogue on the 60th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom, keeping the dream alive. [applause] we are so grateful to have so many of you joining us today. with a full house here, over 1600 people joining us online and many more joining us via c-span. 60 years ago today, more than 250,000 people gathered at the lincoln memorial for the march on washington for jobs and freedom. dr. martin luther king sent to all of those gathered and watching throughout the country, i have a dream. words that

yeah, i think i said, did you make some really, really good comments at daniel? i was just going to say when you talk about a potential africa spring, that, that kind of, that worries me, frankly. because when you're talking about the hour of springs, all, well, various kind of revolutions, those are really instigated by external play is playing some pretty bad bills of scale, doug or a. but daniel bought a really appreciate you, having you on the program lawyer and international political analysts joining us a lot from london. great to have you on. thank you very much. thank seemingly unstoppable for switched. just keeps on growing. just ahead of next week's bricks, summit in south africa. morocco was now just the latest countries submitting a bid to join that economic alliance. the north african nation joins saudi arabia intern easier, and so many others who are requesting to join that group. meanwhile, bricks which of course is brazil, russia, india, china, south africa applying to bring together 60 world leaders. and it's summit, starting on tuesday, a key iss

daniel, this is your reporting. let me start with you. i wonder, though, why this, why now?ve to shift toward the vice president. >> yeah. but it also does other thing, number one, it high lights biden's age and number two, it does something that at a very base level voters respond to, and that's the unknown. we know what a biden presidency would be like. in a republican primary, the idea or what we don't know about a potential harris presidency is a pretty ominous idea. and that's why those are the two reasons that multiple candidates are attacking harris in this way. >> it's amazing. you come to me first. >> mr. former coms director. >> i was a communication director until january. listen, i think this was a complicated argument for republicans to make. it's a little silly. it's a bank shot, right? you have to hit kamala harris in order to go after joe biden. that means you have to ask voters to do two things at the same time. and it just seems to me like there's a simpler argument. either you think joe biden should be president or you don't think joe biden should be presi

all right, so i want to bring in this extra voice. we spoke of a to daniel d martino. and tomorrow i would have listened to daniel the respond immediately of the back of what he told us. here is the reason, but as well as in the terrible economic crisis at east da has nothing to do with us sanctions and everything to do with the terrible socialist policies the implemented, they took over people's businesses and destroyed private sector. so what else could we expect on forcing 7300000 people like myself or to flee our country? i'm so i really question the motives of members of congress are, are fully for an age of sanctions. the don't effective and it's one population because today he goes in food medicine cache. you can travel to venezuela because it's not the same us to the sanctions only for the groups of the top of the stronger country. and those should continue. well, i think, you know, things are not black and white and as that's equal to say, there are different aspects, but in fact, on economic conditions and the situation, but some impact situation in the countr

but i just want to respond to one thing that daniel was saying, because i found it quite interesting you thought that bank england being that the bank of england being insulated from the government's decision making and the decision making and setting the direction interest rates, direction on interest rates, which in my view, what they're doing is, is wrong, is apparently a thing, whereas apparently a good thing, whereas the budget the office of budget responsibility doing it and setting fiscal envelope is setting the fiscal envelope is a bad thing. i mean , i think both bad thing. i mean, i think both of these things are a bad thing. >> i agree with you, actually. i don't think the bank should be independent. it independent. i wasn't saying it was thing. i was just was a good thing. i was just saying they were incompetent. right. the right. and they've caused the problem and they haven't cured it. ideally, these it. but but ideally, these decisions by decisions should be taken by a democratically accountable politicians on issues and politicians on both issues and not being run by

i saw myself in the mirror and said #nope." [ laughter and applause daniel kaluuya movie as well "nopes a good name >> steve: kansas bradbury. >> jimmy: he says, "was at the beach and my friend said i looked like a bag of milk with hair." [ laughter and applause wow. >> steve: wow. wow. >> jimmy: that's pretty good >> steve: burn >> jimmy: yeah this one's from @fitkix. >> steve: fitkix >> jimmy: she says, "put on sunscreen and completely missed the front of my legs and around my mouth ended up with red stripes down the front of my legs and a a clown face." [ laughter and applause this one's from @legendwt4itdary [ laughter ] >> steve: wait for it. wait for it. >> jimmy: i love that. that might be my favorite twitter name legendwt4itdary. >> steve: nice >> jimmy: legendary. >> steve: legend - >> jimmy: wait for it. >> steve: dary >> jimmy: dip it in ranch. [ laughter ] that's our new catchphrase >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: "the tonight show," dip it in ranch. >> steve: dip it fbc. >> jimmy: dip it in ranch. >> steve: have some ranch. dip it >> jimmy: he's southern. dip it in ranch. or is h

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, michael shannon, his brother dave, daniellerooks. i want to thank maya stepansky and the 8g band. stay safe -- get vaccinated - get boosted -- we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right at 11:00, who is he and why did he do it? the search for a suspected arsonist after a break-in and fire at a popular sushi restaurant in downtown san jose. community members have come forward with tips, video and a lot of support. as stephanie tels us, the suspect left a clue behind. >> reporter: flames lighting up san pedro square. fire crews are calling it arson and get started after midnight at sushi confidential. >> he grabbed here, pulled himself over. and that's where we see the video of him walking on to the patio. >> reporter: randy's the owner. and he says the suspect in the surveillance footage caused the fire and vandalized his restaurant. you can see that same person go behind the deejay stage. he slips out and flames take over. >> half of the stage got burned pretty bad. we had kind of nice decorative stuff that was covering h

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daniel sandford with that breaking i flight tracking systems. than 2,000 migrants have crossed the channel in small boats, meaning almost 19,000 have arrived this year. afghans are currently the largest group making the illegal crossing. the uk government did create legal routes after the allied withdrawal from afghanistan two years ago, putting two special home office visa schemes in place. more than 12,000 afghans have come through the afghan relocations and assistance policy for families of people who worked with uk forces. more than 9,000 are here now via the afghan citizens resettlement scheme for those who worked with the british in other capacities, but tens of thousands with close links to the uk are still thought to be stuck in afghanistan. our home editor mark easton has been talking to one afghan family in britain who are urging the government to open up more legal routes. phone rings from a living room in the safety of west london, a mother and her children are looking into another room — the room in kabul, where her son, his wife and

this altitude is too easy it's what i meant to do. daniel is from asheville, north carolina.had never really hiked. when he went out there, fell in love with it. and during that time when you're hiking the appalachian trail a lot of time to get an trail for people you run into daniel white made its own trail known as the black election. adeptly coincides which is one of the terms african-americans use in the region of appalachia. talk about hiking through the smokies. and so far on it started snowing just the worst snowstorm ever. tremember the impact so much of her so hiking today by the last time i talked to daniel he was in maine. he bought 10 acres of land and he started his own outdoor camp for kids of color. they can go there for free. theav meals are free they can cp and hike and had the experiences that he did. >> i just want to close before we do a little bit of reflections. and as we talked about this is the african-american experience of the smokies. making the invisible visible for a reason. that is because we had to bring visibility. it isro important. it is from

an well, i agree, daniel, because, you know , daniel, because, you know, financial services is britain'sndustry. >> and these actions, frankly , >> and these actions, frankly, have trashed our reputation around the world. now, look, you're a man of great influence in this whole financial world. can't you have a word with the chancellor of the exchequer? can't you have a word with the government because they hold in trust? 39% of the shares of this bank. trust? 39% of the shares of this bank . we are jointly and bank. we are jointly and collectively the biggest shareholder orders. and i just don't see. i just don't see how dame alison and sir howard can be allowed to get away with this i >> -- >> well, i think m >> well, i think it's the board to and as you would no doubt know, there are all sorts of communications with both the chancellor and indeed the city minister on this particular score. it's very, very important for the future. and i think that it's important also if the money does go to dame alison and this is perhaps something for your viewers to consider, but if she gets all tha

surrounded with all whole bunch of three letter agency representatives , many in uniform, i see michael danielsout in the audience. i was in rooms with him like this quite a bit. tell the what it's like when you're talking about an issue that is straddles the commercial and traditional security. and how those discussions play out. is it possible in this environment to create a win-win situation or are the commercial interests going to be seeing as just that. commercial interests subordinate to national security. paint a picture for how that works in our government. >> so my time in the administration i would say that commerce was not seen as agency found that you are probably on the back bench question in the administration who are you. maybe they weremore knowledgeable on some of the issues . but i think a couple of things to point out is educational leadership. maybe at the staff level are knowledgeable on the issues but when you go up higher in the ranks on officials that was quite often a big breakdown in the conversation that we had is lack of education, lack of understanding and then when

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