mrs daniel has been president and ceo of the better...usiness bureau serving 10 counties in the upper part of the state. they work with the public including military members to help consumers find banks they can trust and they investigate and call out substandard marketplace behavior. during the pandemic, their senior hotline received calls asking about various covid related products and claim. the better business bureau was able to inform callers of scam. during her tenure, the trip will be also created -- the bbb distributed flyers to educate the elderly on scams. we think of your passion, your commitment and your service to seniors. thank you for taking the time to talk with us today and i look forward to hearing your whole testimony step thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. ranking member scott. finally, i'm pleased to introduce miss kate kleinert . kate who's a resident of glen old in pennsylvania. that's... where she retired to take care of her late husband bernie and currently manages public relations for a local office. over the

so in your view, and i guess for maybe we'll start with mrs daniel just to go in order. in your view, would this legislation help reduce the risk, the risk of older americans being defrauded? >> um, yes, i would think that it would um, you know, any, you know, there's lots of reports out there about, you know, with education and everything.... i think it's very important that the education with the risk we are talking about, i think it would definitely help. during the covid-19 and the chance that there was more risky and covert are still going on so i would say definitely it is. >> ms. williamso? >> i would also support the legislation. i think we need more tools to prevent, to fight these scams upfront and simply the retail employers, employees are the first line of defense there in the stores day in and day out, they know their customers. if they have more training and more information on these scams, they can simply warn the victims not to um, complete this transaction. and it's simply better to not have the elder transfer away that money than to try to get that mone

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mr. daniels and i work for five years and have no idea daniels had been involved in white supremacy it was going around the newsroom but was proceeding editor, they never want mentioned white supremacy but in talking to his grandson and the grandson of another, george, they both said interestingly that their grandfather, the men of their time that they reflected the beliefs of the time and during that. it was accepted that black people were inferior to white people and they were performing a public service bring the best people possible to government. it seemed to me it rationalized the role of their grandfather and they were saying of course it was the standard and nobody would do anything like that today but you have to understand what the conditions and environment was back then. >> so after the story began to come out around the 100th anniversary of the coup, the state of north carolina then had to appoint a special commission to really throw out some both the african-american population who had some family interest in the story as well as white descendents, how did that commission fin

mr. daniels. and i were there for five years and i had no idea that he had been involved in white supremacy and are in the newsroom but they were on this crusading editor who is a wonderful person and never mentioned of white supremacy but in talking to his grandson, and then talking to the grandson of another leader, they both said interestingly that the grandfather was a man of the time and that they were selected the beliefs and the moralities of the time and during that time it was accepted the black people were inferior to the white people and they were performing a sort of a public service in bringing sort of the best people to the government and they seem to me that they sort of rationalized the roles of the grandfather. the saying of course that it was wrong to today's standards but nobody was doing anything like that today but you have to understand what the conditions in the environment was back in 1898. >> around the hundredth anniversary when the story came out, of the coup, the state

mr. daniels. i worked there five years and had no idea his grandfather was involved in white supremacy. there were busts of him around. never mentioned white supremacy. in talking to the grandson and the grandson of another leader, they both -- their grandfathers were men of their time. that they reflected the beliefs of the time. during that period, it was accepted that black people were inferior to white people. they were performing a sort of public service in bringing the best people possible to government. seemed to me they rationalized the role of their grandfathers, even they are say, of course, it was wrong by today's standards. nobody would do anything like that today. you have to understand what the conditions and the environment was back in 1898. >> after this story began to come out around the 100th anniversary of the coup, the state of north carolina then had to appoint a special commission to really ferret out from all of the mythology from the african-american population, who had some family interest in the story, as well as the white descendents. how did that commission f

mr. daniel the principal?principal - - >> if you're going to show approval from now on in my class you do this. hello, fbi, my student is a terrorist. >> i have to say, that some amazing acting by our producer tom a 40 year old playing a 20 year old college student. >> he's seen some - - >> kind of like welcome back cotter. did we realize those guys were shaving in 11th grade? >> that was a great show. >> it was. he went back to the sweat hogs after getting out and that was his ticket back. >> i don't think i asked for a description. >> i'm sorry. >> but i understand. do you even know what applause sounds like? >> no idea. because i don't, i am not so insecure i have to hire people to clap for me. [laughter] [applause] >> no, no, you're all out of here. all right. do you know what's worse than clapping? i know kat knows, but you must know this, you were in college like 20 years ago, this stuff. people who do this. did you have that? >> yes. >> i hate that. >> yes. i also hate using words like unsafe. i get wha

mr. daniels, and i worked there five years and had no idea daniels had been involved in white supremacy.re were busts and it was this editor that was a wonderful person, and never mentioned white supremacy. in talking to his grandson and the grandson of another leader, they both said interestingly that their grandfathers were men of their time, that they reflected the beliefs and the -- of the time, and during that period it was accepted that black people were inferior to white people, and they were performing a sort of public service in bringing sort of the best people possible to government. i mean, it seemed to me that they sort of rationalized the roles of their grandfathers even though they're saying, of course it was wrong by today's standards, and nobody would do anything like that today, but you have to understand what the conditions and the environment was back in 1898. >> and so after this story began to come out around the hundredth anniversary of the coup, the state of north carolina, then, had to appoint a special commission to really ferret out from all of the mythology abo

mr. daniel the principal?- >> if you're going to show approval from now on in my class you do this. hello, fbi, my student is a terrorist. >> i have to say, that some amazing acting by our producer tom a 40 year old playing a 20 year old college student. >> he's seen some - - >> kind of like welcome back cotter. did we realize those guys were shaving in 11th grade? >> that was a great show. >> it was. he went back to the sweat hogs after getting out and that was his ticket back. >> i don't think i asked for a description. >> i'm sorry. >> but i understand. do you even know what applause sounds like? >> no idea. because i don't, i am not so insecure i have to hire people to clap for me. [laughter] [applause] >> no, no, you're all out of here. all right. do you know what's worse than clapping? i know kat knows, but you must know this, you were in college like 20 years ago, this stuff. people who do this. did you have that? >> yes. >> i hate that. >> yes. i also hate using words like unsafe. i get what they mean

mr. daniels.s to get you ready for sunday night football feast. >> and later on in the third hour, comedian and former snl start alec quinn will be here. we're going to talk to him about returning to a stage >>> and we've got some of the biggest names on the planet. all of planet earth. >> okay. here we go >> how about ryan reynolds >> i see your ryan reynolds and bring you dwayne "the rock" johnson, will ferrell, robert rudd all next week on the "today" show >>> next want al roker >> a bit of a dip there. as far as your weekend, rain and coastal flooding for tomorrow along the southeast coast. lots of sunshine from the great lakes down into the gulf coast, northeast, pacific coast storm comes in we fall back this weekend. weekend a little bit more. and the marathon 50th tcs new york city marathon starts off 40 degrees sunshine sustained winds about 15 miles per hour hopefully that doesn't get any worse. for the rest of the day on sunday, sunday, we're looking at a morning chill in the northeast i

mr. neil, quoting daniel repster and our responsibility to act so for us, it's not just about legislation about values, and the values that this legislation represents for the people. with that, i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished majority leader, mr. hoyer. >> first of all, congratulations, madam speaker. this is an historic piece of legislation, you were its leader. with, as you say, the vision of the president of the united states. this bill will speak for itself to millions and millions and millions and millions of americans whose lives will be made more secure, more richer in terms of the quality of life, whose educational opportunities will be greater, and whose job opportunities will be greatly enhanced. and america's competitiveness in the world will be heightened for the 21st century. as the president said, this is a transformational piece of legislation. it's a big win for the people. for the average working men and women of america, for those who struggle every day and hope that someone is on their side. someone is listening to their pain and their struggle and their chal

mr. medina just said about daniel wozniak is accurate. he is a pathological liar, he is a monster.e knows him, and all of the stuff goes on right under her nose. >> the jury took five hours to reach a verdict. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, rachel buffett, guilty. >> when you heard the sounds of the clicks of the cuffs, to me it was a sweet sound, because her arrogance and her lies are now caught up with her. >> sam and julie's parents spoke at rachel's sentencing. >> as part of my son's body lie dead and dismembered in the attic of a theater, rachel buffett was spreading lies. as julie kibuishi was lying in my son's apartment, rachel buffett was deliberately deceiving the police, attempting to throw them off the trail of her lover, dan wozniak. >> to me, you and that monster are two peas in the pod. you're both self-centered and truly heartless. and i hope you live every day regretting your disgusting decisions. >> the judge sentenced rachel to 32 months behind bars. it was the final scene of this real-life drama. chris williams always wondered,

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mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. a debate between educating for american democracy project author danielle allen and critic of emory universitybout the best way to teach american history. >> why is it that you think teachers are going to be teaching all of this from a liberal frame and that's got any lot g of votes. that is the thing that is going to be discussed but is it possible that most in america. what would you say to that? >> you would know more about those grades than i would but do you think the social studies teaching profession is nonpartisan, that there is not an ideological slant and social studies teachers, professional organizations? >> when the people are teaching kids they try to help them learn norms in the classroom. sat the end of the day it's abot people coming together we do think collectively you need a word for that group. erthat's what's going on in thoe earlyly grades and conversation. >> good morning, friends. how are you doing

daniel goldman. good evening and welcome to you all. mr. goldman, i need to begin with you and your legal training. for us laypeople in the audience, what is the significance of the bannon charges? >> the rule of law matters, congressional subpoenas matter. and the department of justice is taking the view that flouting congressional subpoenas is a crime as criminal statutes dictate. and they're not going to be afraid of a partisan backlash. it's a marker in the sand, if you're going to break the law, no matter if you're a trump supporter or someone who received a pardon from donald trump despite a massive fraud, you're not going to get the benefit of that partisan political interest that donald trump sort of used for the last four years. so i think it's very meaningful, not only to send a message to the witnesses before the january 6th committee, but also to send a message around that the department of justice is back. the rule of law matters. and people who flout the law and got a free ride under donald trump are no longer going to get a free ride. this is one standard of justice for everyone. >>

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nicaragua's president daniel owe sta ortega looks to be re-elected. it's reported mr.n 70% of ballots counted to date. the country's long-time president is defending his country's election a among the people. his government is being slammed for stifling the competition in the lead up to the vote. dozens of critics were detained including seven who were likely presidential candidates.nicaragn electric fas. they dressed as clowns saying sub's election was a circus. >>> still to come, the u.k. is ramping up its push for covid booster shots. ahead of the holiday season, we're live. >>> plus, severe rainfall in the west and cold weather in the east. the latest from the cnn weather center coming up. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. one role of a lifetime...one sore throat. but she had enough. she took new mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. new mucinex instasoothe. works

daniels ended his time last week. he's written a memoir called "disloyal." mr. you, chuck. >> let me start with what you know about the manhattan da. we're not far from the end of the calendar year. he's termed out. we know this. we know the da hasn't been read into the investigation yet since he's not been sworn in. should we expect to see actual indictments before the new year? >> you know, i generally try not to talk about the da which now also includes the general attorney's civil case in the same exact matter. i really try not to talk about it because it's their vision. nor do i want to tip-off trump or the trump organization's people about what is actually happening. so, you know, i would rather just not answer that specific question other than to say that you can bet your bottom dollar that allen weisselberg is not -- i mean this -- allen weisselberg is not the key to this. they're going after don't, don jr., eric, ivanka, a whole slew of individuals, family as well. >> you just referred to allen weisselberg, the chief financial officer. he was indicted.

daniel ortega is likely to win a fourth term in office. many government critics have gone into exile or already been detained as mr ortega, a former guerrilla. foreign journalists are not being allowed in to observe the vote, so our correspondent will grantjoins us live from neighbouring costa rica. good to see you, i'm not even going to ask who is going to when or how close it will be, as that is a foregone conclusion, isn't it? it really is, david. — conclusion, isn't it? it really is, david. daniel— conclusion, isn't it? it really is, david. daniel ortega - is, david. daniel ortega essentially decided the outcome of this race injune of this year when he sent police to the home of his biggest rival and placed under house arrest and then followed a slew of further arrests and detentions, house arrests and detentions, house arrests and detentions, house arrests and of course people have either been forced into exile or are behind bars. seven presidential candidates in total and of course in that environment this is just a one horse race and he made sure that it was completely toothless, you know, all of the opponents against him and no doub

daniel 0rtega is likely to win a fourth term in office. many government critics have gone into exile or already been detained as mr 0rtega, a former guerillaars in power. earlier, i spoke to our central america correspondent will grant and put it to him that the results of this election are a foregone conclusion. it really is, david. i mean, daniel 0rtega essentially decided the outcome of this race injune of this year when he sent police to the home of his biggest rival cristiana chamorro and placed her under house arrest, and then there followed just an absolute a slew of further arrests and detentions, —— just an absolute slew of further arrests and detentions, house arrests and, of course, a lot of people have either been forced into exile or are behind bars — seven presidential candidates in total — and, of course, in that environment, this was really just a one—horse race. he made sure that it was completely toothless, you know, all of the opponents against him and no doubt that they are going to hand him victory very soon and it will probably be in a landslide. joe biden has described it, i think, as a "farce". i mean, he's clearly

daniel 0rtega is likely to win a fourth term in office. many government critics have gone into exile or already been detained as mr 0rtega — a former guerrillar. so are the results of the election a foregone conclusion? here's the bbc�*s central america correspondent, will grant. he decided the outcome in june the outcome injune this year when he sent police to the home of his biggest rival and placed her under house arrest and then followed a slew of arrests and detentions, house arrests and, of course, many people have been either first into excel or are behind bars. seven presidential candidates in total and in that environment this was reallyjust a one horse race and he made sure it was completely toothless. all of the opponents against him had no doubt that they are going to hand him victory very soon and it will probably be a landslide. jae soon and it will probably be a landslide-— landslide. joe biden has described _ landslide. joe biden has described it _ landslide. joe biden has described it as - landslide. joe biden has described it as a - landslide. joe biden has described it as a farce . landslide. joe biden has l described it a

but supporters of daniel ortega, who is all but guaranteed a fourth-consecutive term, flooded the streets to celebrate. mrnment is being slammed for stifling the competition in the lead-up to the vote. dozens of critics were detained, including seven who were likely presidential candidates. nicaraguans in cities from spain to the u.s. turned out in protest over what some called an electoral farce. in costa rica, dozens of protestors dressed as clowns saying sunday's election was a circus. >>> well, former-u.s. president barack obama is set to talk climate change in just hours from now when he addresses the cop26 summit in scotland. and tuvalu's foreign minister is looking to make a bold statement at what's at stake when it comes to the climate crisis by speaking from the sea. there's the visual. we're back with the details, in just a moment. on chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> the crucial cop26 climate summit in

. >> daniel patrick moynihan is a president of urban affairs speaking at a rally appropriately scheduled on halloween night. predicting the end of the world. >> good morning mr. president. >> where are you? >> i'm in a dark writing a speech but i'm going to give the russians a little. >> have you got a minute or is it a bad time? its brief so you can listen in and his ear retention time that long? >> can i just say to you that "the new yorker" is running three long sections and i think you'll be pleased. they found that what you had done and they couldn't believe it. the other thing is this pakistan thing i'm thinking of it in terms of the pakistanis and i need your help and advice in if i could trouble you. >> it may be too late. what you come down in a month. >> in december may be? >> december is a good time. if you have thoughts, november that maybe better. also we have to get henry into this. we put in 250 million-dollar --. >> no one else is done anything. you sound wonderful. very as good as they sound? >> i'm doing fine and developments next week may be of interest. >> i look forward to that. hadi like what you're doing? >> i like the u.n. and i'm abo

daniel 0rtega is widely expected to maintain his grip on power after clamping down on his political opponents. seven of the leading opposition candidates were arrested in recent months under a treason law. mrr fourteen consecutive years. foreign journalists are not being allowed in to observe the vote — so our correspondent will grantjoins us live from neighbouring costa rica. great from neighbouring costa rica. to have you on new understand great to have you on newsday. i understand that daniel 0rtega has cast his ballot in the presidential elections, opposition parties have condemned this boat as illegitimate. how soon until we get a result and will vote respect that results? well, i think it will— respect that results? well, i think it will be _ respect that results? well, i think it will be a _ respect that results? well, i think it will be a handful- respect that results? well, i think it will be a handful of. think it will be a handful of hours still before we have the full restarts, because, of course, there are other elections as well as the presidential one, members of parliament and governorships and so on all under consideration as well. i think we can safely say that daniel 0rt

daniel 0rtega is widely expected to maintain his grip on power after clamping down on his political opponents. seven of the leading opposition candidates were arrested in recent months under a treason law. mrhas been in powerfor 14 consecutive years. well, foreign journalists are not being allowed in to observe the vote — so our correspondent will grant reports from neighbouring costa rica. i asked him when we can expect results and whether they will be respected. well, i think it will be a handful of hours before we have the full results because of course there are other elections as well as the presidential one, too. there are members of parliament and there are governorships and so on, all under consideration as well. but i think we can safely say that daniel 0rtega will be announced as the next president, it isjust announced as the next president, it is just at what margin of victory, really. this has been an election that has been sullied from the very start. 0n the second ofjune he arrested one of the leading presidential candidates against him and then followed after that a whole a swathe more. seven presidential candidates in total. northern 35 critical voices and many more since.

mr. calling his government and denouncing the integrity of the elections which they for years praise and promoted for poles have closed in nicaragua, presidential election, which is widely seen as illegitimate present. daniel ortega is running for a 4th term which is expected to win at least 40 opposition figures including 7 candidates challenging ortega have been jailed or banned from wanting election will also determine 90 out of $92.00 congressional seats. official results aren't expected until next week. a latin america editor lucio newman, is falling the story from neighboring costa rica, the close of closed in nicaragua, amid a very low voter turnout and an apparent response to called by the opposition and in the mineral catholic church for citizens to stay at home and quote, not legitimize a fraudulent election president daniel or treat, or did make a speech, an after he and his wife rosario rodeo, was also the vice president. cast their ballots. he called at the election, free and democratic as always, to co, him, and he attacked the united states and accusing him of terrorism and of financing and attending against his government. however, he did not offer any concrete evidence of these charges, as

daniel ortega is widely expected to maintain his grip on power after clamping down on his political opponents. seven of the leading opposition candidates were arrested in recent months under a treason law. mrfor fourteen consecutive years. foreign journalists are not being allowed in to observe the vote — so our correspondent will grant joins us live from neighbouring costa rica. great to have you on the programme, well, and in the first instance, i just want to start by asking you, you know, he has detained the incredible challengers who ran against them, shutdown opposition parties, funded large campaign events and closed voting stations. so, how is this being considered credible election? in so, how is this being considered credible election?— so, how is this being considered credible election? in many, many impressions— credible election? in many, many impressions it's _ credible election? in many, many impressions it's not _ credible election? in many, many impressions it's not being - impressions it's not being considered a credible election at all, and everybody who has been exiled from nicaragua to here in costa rica who turned out for a protest earlier today called that a farce. t

mr. speaker, i know the speaker says we have higher standards. i'm just hoping to see them. it also isn't funny for californians like scott daniel who runs young commercial transfer. scott told me that higher prices are making it hard to stay in business. scott says, mr. speaker, my company alone will burn around three million gas of fuel this year. and with fuel as expensive as it is right now, that adds $1 million to our bottom line. which makes it really hard to stay in business and keep it going. more importantly, it's immediately going to hit all of your food at the grocery store. mr. speaker, that's why your thanksgiving in america will be the most expensive. the president talks about a world where every nation plays by the same rules. but when it comes to global elites, he makes sure the rules he applies to us don't apply to them. that's how socialism works. you see, they build up the bureaucracies. they spend more than they spent during world war ii. it creates inflation. creates supply chain problems. by the way, those who run society get ahead while those who make society run are pushed back. republicans know there is

mr. biden's strategic petroleum reserve withdrawal is intended to give the appearance of doing something about prices with actually doing nothing. joining us now is danielressed by the move of president yesterday at all. oil prices, instead of coming down as a result of this announcement, they went up $2 a barrel. i mean, you know, it's down a fraction today the but nothing as to the gain of yesterday. what's going to happen with this decision? >> yeah. this really has absolutely no impact on gas prices. the only way to bring down the cost of gas, to bring down the produce of oil is to radically increase the supply. remember, we are manufacturing, we are producing 2 million fewer barrels of oil a day than we were a year ago, and as edward laurent was just saying, the reason why is because they have scared off investors. the administration has put tremendous burden on oil and gas producers, so it is very hard for them to produce oil now. releasing 50 million barrels, which is just a few days' worth of oil, is not going to help the supply in the long run. the decisions that we're feeling now, the impact has come over 10 months of bad incremental decision