para dedicarse a la magia. daniel: nunca había visto que las leyes físicas se pudieran doblar un poco. maría elena: si su hijo le invitamos a tanesha, escritora de un blog de belleza, a probar su jabón favorito contra dove. usando el papel de prueba especial que representa la piel. veamos qué barra disuelve el papel. con 1/4 de crema humectante dove es más suave con tu piel. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. nos das comodidad a cambio de nuestros pies, nuestro sudor... ...y todo lo de max. te amo, pero a veces apestas. las superficies suaves atrapan olores. febreze fabric refresher... ...los elimína de una vez por todas. porque las cosas que más quieres... ...pueden apestar. y conecta febreze... ...para mantener toda la habitación fresca hasta... ...por 45 días. respira tranquilo con febreze. estas aves que fueron ahora regresan a casa, gracias a dawn. los rescatistas solo confían en dawn, porque es fuerte contra la grasa pero suave. dijera a los once años que ya está listo para trabajar y que hasta tiene muy claro cuál será su futuro, ¿cómo reaccionaría, lo apoyar

daniel fernÁndez, el joven que en poco tiempo se convirtiÓ en "el mago de las estrellas". >> mÁs profundo que... reportera: a donde quiera que va estas son las risas y lÁgrimas que daniel fernández provoca con sus trucos. daniel: quÉ te parece la magia? >> estoy que me muero. te entrenÓ harry potter. reportera: dani, cuÉntame cÓmo comenzÓ tu amor por la magia? daniel: tenÍa 10 aÑos y vi magia en la calle. me gustaba la manera de reaccionar de las personas. reportera: desde que era un niÑo, daniel soÑaba con ser un superhÉroe. algo que veÍa como Único posible hasta ese momento en el que conociÓ la magia. daniel: me gusta porque son personas comunes y corrientes que tienen un gigante adentro. simplemente se quitan los lentes y son una persona grandiosa. me impactÓ muchÍsimo en mago que vi por que fue algo que nunca habÍa visto antes. nunca habÍa visto que las leyes fÍsicas se pudieran doblar un poco. reportera: lo impactÓ tanto que le pidiÓ a sus padres que lo llevaran a una tienda de magia. daniel: practiquÉ los trucos 1500 veces. la seÑora que estaba senta

querÍa poner mi disfraz prestado. hay que lavarlo. [risas] javier: daniel santiago es un pequeÑo de ocho aÑos que estÁ conquistando la redes sociales. carolina: me encanta el ritmo del pequeÑo. daniel con el uniforme del colegio se paro detrÁs del comunicador. movÍa sus brazos, sonreía, bailaba. minutos antes de entrar en su colegio. su reacciÓn al percatarse de que llegaba tarde al colegio enloqueciÓ a la redes sociales. veamos. >> por quÉ corres? >> voy al colegio. >> son las 6:25 horas. >> voy tarde! [risas] javier: te fijas en el ingenio de los niÑos. carolina: esto es el noticiero cuando faltan 30 segundos. javier sale corriendo. [risas] >> quÉ tal! estamos en el liceo hace un minuto no se callaban todos los compaÑeros de daniel santiago. han visto a daniel santiago? [gritos] en dÓnde esta? >> en el salÓn. >> vamos a buscarlo. vamos al salÓn. ya lo vi. venga. lo acabo de encontrar. cÓmo vamos? daniel: bien. >> quÉ es la puntualidad? daniel: ser puntual. se responsable. >> si una no es puntual, quÉ pasa? daniel: lo regaÑan. >> todavÍa no es famoso? daniel: no

engineered? daniel: not at the time. i liken it to studies -- two stories my daddy's tell about walking barefoot to school backwards. the wealth of information out there is unbelievable. it takes very little to hack today, you have youtube and tutorials. 20 years ago, there was not much. it was a true wild west, nothing out there. now is a very exciting time. peter: should the internet -- that information be on the internet? daniel: i liken it to a knife. you can do really good things with a knife but you can also do really bad things. it depends on how you use it. there is a definite need for integration testing, that some take it a step forward -- step further. red teaming.ood at peter: witches? -- which is? access,we try to gain is a full service. bone as you can get. peter: when you go into red team testing, you're trying to say, break into ibm? daniel: it could be whatever the client wants. the client can say, we think we are secure, have a great new phone coming out and we want to detect it, that our people are doing the right thing, and how do we stand up? does the board say, we'

traveling appraisal show here in town with high expectations. they walk up to the table of daniel buck soules, owner of daniel buck auctions. >> they had a pillowcase, and i had no idea what they had. and when they pulled out these jeans, they were in such great shape that i thought, "why are they showing me new jeans?" >> so, you were suspicious at first? >> oh, absolutely. but it wasn't until i really started looking at them that i went, "okay, these are a little bit better than i think they are." >> just how much better? daniel's detective work begins with the obvious -- these belong in the big-and-tall department -- waist, 44, length, 37. >> he had to be 6'6", 6'8". he was a mountain of a man. >> next, he examines the leather tag. >> does this identify the jean in some way? >> it does. they started adding this around 1886, but they still use that. even to today, it's still there. >> that sets the base. the jeans are no older than 1886, but they could have been made any time after that. so daniel turns his attention to those famous pocket rivets. >> one of the problems they actually

? >> daniel hawkins. >> this is a man she used to date? >> this is a person that -- that we believe that she had a relationship with, yes. >> i think they were talking, nothing too extreme. maybe a couple of dates. >> reporter: albert knew daniel through mutual friends. >> we would just hang out with daniel, you know. i would text him, and be, like, "hey, man, are you coming out?" and he'd meet up with us. >> reporter: but albert hadn't spoken to daniel that weekend. and didn't know daniel and brooke had been texting each other, making plans to meet up. investigators say they called the number listed for daniel on brooke's phone. he didn't answer. >> you couldn't find him? >> couldn't find him. >> reporter: investigators learned daniel lived in colorado. he'd just been in knoxville for the weekend. >> were you worried that you couldn't get a hold of him and he was out there? >> yeah, it makes you wonder, you know, "what's going on? are they intentionally trying to avoid you?" >> reporter: daniel had flown back to colorado by the time he got on the phone with a sheriff's investigator

, you can still save some money and not fall victim. daniel: it was a great deal. chris: daniel yang simply wanted to save money at a place he goes regularly, chipotle. daniel: i wanted to maximize my discount because i go there often with my kids. chris: so, he found a website called card cash, where he bought a $100 chipotle gift card for just $70. the deal, however, quickly fizzled. daniel: and i went to chipotle, and chipotle said, "your card is not valid." and it was the first time i ever used it. chris: daniel contacted us and aroused our suspicion. we began looking into secondhand gift cards, and discovered criminals exploiting them. bob moraca: gift cards sound so innocent to all of us, but if you have this, you know, if you have this criminal mindset, you're gonna find a way to use it to your advantage, so. chris: bob moraca tracks crime trends for the national retail federation. he says thieves are using everyday gift cards to convert stolen credit cards into cash. bob: and that's what the criminal wants at the end of the day. they'll want the cash. chris: here's how it wor

fighters celebrations. well let's get more now on this offensive i'm joined in the studio by daniel gary locke from zenith magazine and he is a middle east expert daniel thanks so much for being with us this afternoon and for having me now that rocca has been liberated what does this mean for the so-called islamic state. the so-called islamic state has lost its both both of its symbolic and at the same same time structural capitals mosul in iraq and iraq and syria which was much more symbolic capital since it was the capital of the of the killing of an irishman and they made this a story call references of course but they have a lot left and lost a stronghold in syria but this doesn't come unprepared for them they know it's a long time since months that rocket would fall and they have to place their you can say essential or non-essential staff their commanders and their families to the euphrates valley and there are still some pockets and there they are confronting the syrian regime and somehow we will see who is going to the city of rockets going to be handed over my guests you kno

answers. >> and before charlie daniels was known for his hit devil went down to georgia, he was a struggling musician trying to make a name for himself in the d.c. scene. he talks ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> our news 4 i-team is working for you to better protect our children. earlier this month the i-team found d.c. does not have the power to revoke a teacher's license even a teacher who admits to sexual misconduct with students. >> now, scott macfarlane reports tonight d.c. officials say that fixes will be made, but they still aren't certain by when. prison, giovanni pina's arrest

las infecciones. >> daniel santiago, un pequeÑo de ocho aÑos, estÁ conquistando las redes sociales. >> me encanta el ritmo del pequeÑo. con su elegante uniforme se parÓ detrÁs del comunicador y de alguna manera movÍa sus brazos, sonreía y saltaba. su reacciÓn al percatarse que estaba tarde para el colegio enloqueciÓ a las redes sociales. >> para dÓnde vamos? >> para el colegio. yo no era. [risas] >> son las 6:25. >> muy tarde! [risas] >> te fijaste en el ingenio de los niÑos? >> eso pasa en el noticiero cuando faltan 30 segundos y javier estÁ en la cafeterÍa. javi sale corriendo. >> hola, javier, carolina. este es el liceo "nueva era" ahora estÁ silencioso porque hace un rato no se casaban los compaÑeros de santiago. alguien ha visto a --ha visto donde estÁ daniel santiago? vamos a buscarlo por el salÓn. ya lo vi. daniel santiago, venga para acÁ. aquÍ lo encontramos. cÓmo vamos? quÉ piensa daniel santiago de la puntualidad? >> hay que ser puntual y ser responsable. >> si una no es puntual, quÉ pasa? >> te regaÑan. >> quÉ piensas de ser tan famoso? >> normal. >

political analyst daniel that guest gone and bruce belgium via skype luke that leg and health a senior researcher at the institute for european studies welcome to you all and i'm going to begin by asking each of you to answer as quickly as possible if you have any idea what happens next and wreak. it's extremely hard to say the. government has taken legal control of the region the president two thirty this afternoon implied that he was going to push back in other words that there was a situation of two governments in a confrontation daniel to you what happens next well i think that this is very difficult to say i hope that. when the state can. return to look at iran at the legality as soon as possible and i think the election for twenty first. for doing so and look over to you what what happens but i think we are in a very difficult dynamic this moment so anything is possible but basically there will be a confrontation between the catalan or should i say the former catalan government and the madrid government and it will all depend on how it will. organize to take over if there will be

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. politics, bringing point scoring to one woman's personal grief. sarah: danielle winter has the latest business news. the fallout from the catalonian crisis is deepening, right? daniel: and plenty to talk about from the business side of it. catalonian separatists that they held the trump card, the glittering economy, but now it seems businesses care more about stability. many firms have already packed their bags. and that gets the region worried. some say they will be out at the first sign of separation from spain. correspondent: it is break time at the technical university of catalonia. and time to let off some steam. the independence debate is a hot topic. it concerns the students and their futures. >> it will result in international and medium-sized companies leaving the region. it will be difficult to find work. i do not want to leave catalunya, my whole family lives here, but there is a possibility i will have to leave. correspondent: the political conflict is already taking its toll. volkswagen affiliate is one of the region's biggest employers. there are rumors that the c

under two percent which is considered best for the economy let's talk about that with daniel cope at the frankfurt stock exchange of financial correspondent there daniel what's the euro doing it's a real balancing act for mario drug to ensure it doesn't shoot up and to export has what's the reaction after the announcement. yeah you have and you just mentioned the euro we saw the euro yesterday actually rising and now after this news that mario draghi was just giving about forty five minutes ago we see the euro again falling that's also helping the export business and i guess you can see a very good here and background when the news off the e.c.b. came out we saw again jumping shares here at the blue chip index docs we are now over the thirteen thousand point mark that we were really is that we were really struggling with during the last days what a traders saying to you because this all seems like a very well locus traded event no surprises everyone was guessing what was going to happen and it did so i guess it's a good day although. yeah i was just talking to some traders here on th

ocasiona daÑos. pasamos con daniel nora y un adelanto de "contacto deportivo". daniel: morelia querÍa llevarse la victoria en el --la liga mx. ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es "contacto deportivo". daniel: con el gusto del siempre le saluda daniel lora./capas con informaciÓn de la semana ocho de la nfl. los chargers visitaron a los patriots. adelantaba a los Ángeles, sin embargo reaccionaron los locales con tom brady. terminan por sellar un nuevo triunfo de los siguientes carteles. los raiders se pidieron a los bÚfalo bill, acarreo de una yarda y milano aprovechaba para anotar una corrida de 40 yardas. caÍa auckland. los eagles querÍan vencer a los 49's. san francisco sigue sin poder ganar. no vamos -- nos vamos a las pistas, ja hamilton terminÓ noveno y asegurÓ su cuarto campeonato mundial. queda a tres de michel schumacher, que sigue siendo el mÁximo ganador. sergio pÉrez finalizÓ sÉptimo. no vamos al fÚtbol mexicano por la jornada 15 del apertura, morelia visitÓ a toluca, gol de diego valdÉs y el compromiso terminÓ con pol

vez en san luis potosÍ, edgar daniel exceda castro. raÚl torres reporta. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). si matan a uno, nos matan a todos asi protestaron los periodistas por asesinato de edgar daniel esqueda. se me hace injusto, no se mata a la verdad matando periodista. >>> al foto periodista, lo sacaron por la fuerza de su casa, segÚn testigos fueron hombres armados. este viernes, fue encontrado sin vida junto a una vÍa de trino tren. >>> tristeza, impunidad y un airado, exigencia de justicia. >>> telemundo confirmÓ que elba aed 13 de julio, esqueda castro denuncio que recibiÓ amenazas de muerte por parte de policÍas por su cobertura sobre crÍmenes, en un comunidcado la policÍa negÓ u participaciÓn en este homicidio. >>> procuradurÍa, general de justicia de estado se avocarÁ de lleno, a aclarar este hecho. >>> el asz asesinato fue el nÚmero 11 en lo que va de aÑo. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). este nuevo asesinato ocurriÓ al cumplirse 144 deis de homicidio de javier valdÉs, reconocido internacionalmente. >>> nada se sabe de quien y por quÉ lo mataron lo

two of them in the egg, we will rub it in here in just a little bit. >> i have confirmation, daniel rad click will be on within the hour, he's too long do a satellite with us. >> we have to ask him, because chestnut hill, what's going on this weekend? he needs to be a part that far for sure. >> harry potter festival. 60,000 people may show up on the hill. >> i can't wait. i may be one of them, waving to you along with everybody else out there. also we check in with jen right now. morning, jen. >> it has been done, haim, can't talk, didn't hurt as much as she thought it was going to. doing this, and also going to show this real cool 3d system. where doctor bloom can basically show you your chin, your nose job, before you even get done. >> joining us at 9:00. what is this? what did we do? in had some lip filler put in with a new tool fda cleared, so her lips, i can't tell you, if i think it is cool or not. because that would ruin the tease. >> okay. >> okay, but i'm still here. i haven't left. >> this is live. >> so, do you look more feminine now? >> put a necklace on you. >> lovely.

and obstruction of justice let's get more on this knowledge on by correspondent daniel his life arrived in buenos aires how did the voyage to unfold daniel. well it was a mother dramatic day elizabeth in brasilia they're becoming quite used to them now each of the deputies who attended the congress was invited by the speaker of the house to take to the microphone they had fifteen seconds to speak before the microphone was cut off to cast their vote in favor of president or against him some of them a short speeches other one others simply said yes or no schools were marred although the votes were marked on the big board with the whole country i guess watching closely to see which way it went but it very soon became apparent the opposition was not going to get the two thirds of the votes it needed of those present in the congress to suspend the michelle tema from his office to allow the supremes court to try him on those charges you mentioned criminal conspiracy and obstruction of justice here as you mention missed most of the vote he was taken to hospital a few hours before they

identified the suspect as 19 year old hole as daniels, freshman at text tech. the university says officers took daniels in for questioning earlier in the day , after finding drugs and drug paraphernalia in his room >> they brought the student down to text tech to a police station, and had had a de briefing, which is normal procedure. sometime during the de driving , the student pulled a gun, and fatally wounded one of the officers. >> daniel fled the station after the shooting forcing the campus to lockdown, in a lockdown was lifted shortly after daniels was arrested. >>> state of emergency is now in effect in northern california as wild fires just tear through the region, at least ten people are dead, at least 1500 homes are damaged. cbs news core upon dent daniel knott ingham has a closer look what's fanning the flames. >> authority in california work throughout the night battling multiple wilds fires, the largest ones burning in northern california's wine country. >> armagetton. just gone, everything is gone. >> at least 15 wild fires ignited in the region sunday, forcing the evacuation

deadliest -- i'm michelle griego. kenny is on assignment. danielle nottingham has the chaotic moments and what's next. danielle. >>reporter: law enforcement officials say they had no knowledge of stephen paddock. he wasn't in the local or federal data bases. and a family member said he never noticed any signs of trouble. law enforcement officers courted off the crime scene as they continue to identify bodies in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> [gunfire] >> country music star jason aldean was performing at the harvest festival sunday night when gunfire rang out. >> people laying everywhere, people were bleeding. >> we have an active shooter inside the fairgrounds. >> many thought it was fireworks until victims started falling. >> i saw people getting hit with bullets so my -- >> the shooter was 64-year-old paddock. they say he opened fire from his hotel room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay onto the crowd below before killing himself. >> they have one suspect down inside the room. >> police describe paddock as a lone wolf with no mown motive. the islamic sta

national gdp, what happens to catalonia's economy happens to spain as a whole. daniel: nafta talks are said to continue into 2018. the negotiators on the trade deal between the u.s., canada, and mexico say there are still significant gaps left to fill. the talks were supposed to conclude this year. of course, it is not just the three countries that are affected. many foreign firms are hoping that a deal is reached as soon as possible. reporter: it is business as usual here. these workers are carrying on as normal. the uncertainty is high. no one knows whether the u.s. will impose import tariffs on cars produced in mexico. the u.s., canada, and mexico are renegotiating the north american free trade agreement, nafta. the u.s. has demanded that nafta is renegotiated every five years. "it isn't positiona -- it isn'tr mexicans and companies that make decisions for longer periods of time that five cycles." but other latin american companies are not as dependent on the usa as mexico. "south america has a stronger trade relations with china and the eu than the u.s. most foreign investments in

danielle mclaughlin. will hillary and the clinton foundation return the weinstein donations? >> that's a great question, i don't know what she's going to do. i'm glad she said she was shocked and horrified by what happened. liz: those are just words, right? actions matter. >> what did president trump say, he said i figured -- i'm not surprised by any of this. where is the leadership from the in the. liz: where is the leadership -- >> wait a minute, danielle, time-out. hillary clinton basically said the respect and dignity of women was on the ballot in 2016, and here she sits quiet for five face and says nothing, the hypocrisy is glaering. had hillary clinton become president, i promise you two things, one, this story wouldn't have come out, not from the "new york times," and harvey weinstein all over the white house. liz: why do you they? >> because the "new york times" buried this story ten years ago. ask the co-founder of the rap, she talked about this on tucker carlson. she was told not to do the story and ten years later. liz: no matter who is in the white house. >> you

youngest survivor of the titanic tragedy. and these keys belonged to sydney daniels, a first—class belonged to sydney daniels, a fi rst—class steward. belonged to sydney daniels, a first—class steward. these alone have a reserve price of between £50,000 and £60,000. the auction of all the titanic items takes place in wiltshire tomorrow. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on brexit talks in brussels. $:/startfeed. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. experts say the world's pollution crisis is linked to more than one in six deaths across the globe. eu leaders say britain has to offer more before trade talks can begin with the uk. as spain considers imposing direct rule on catalonia, the european council said there's no space for the eu to mediate in the crisis over independence. barack obama has warned that politics in his country has been set back half a century by the lack of political unity. now it's time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the worl

wood detectives who traced the providence of tropical timber. we profiled daniel millions finder space transportation director at the european space agency. and the silk scientist looking to replace plastic with silk. welcome to the show. tropical timber is popular all over the world. but the man for teak and mahogany outstrips supply and their export is tightly regulated. but what detectors are tackling illegal trading by sourcing timber with the help of d.n.a. analysis. it's a comfortable touch. but this rain forest in ghana is in danger. charcoal wood is in demand it's exported all over the world and that means to germany as well. as one of the main kinds of what africa exports it was often used as a substitute for genuine mahogany with the color and properties are similar you can use it in construction to make expensive window frames for example parquet flooring it's very widely used and it's one of the most popular kinds of african wood here right now. that union institute of wood reset in hamburg has a huge collection of different species of wood twelve thousand in a while.

last night. 0ur correspondent, daniel sandford, has this report. the twisted burned—out chassis of daphne caruana galizia's peugeot 108 hire car, in the field where malta's most influential investigative journalist was murdered — her body blown clean out of the vehicle by a huge explosion, ending her career of exposing political corruption and organised crime. "i saw a small explosion coming from the car and i panicked", said frank sant, who saw the whole thing. "a few seconds later, there was another larger explosion. the car skidded down the hill at high speed, full of fire, and into the field." daphne caruana galizia made her name writing stories in newspapers and then on her blog that were often deeply embarrassing for those in power in malta, particularly the labour party who are currently in government. today, her son matthew said the government had been negligent in failing to protect his mother. "this was no ordinary murder and it was not tragic", he wrote. "tragic is someone being run over by a bus. we're a people at war against the state and organised crime, which have

ride. this is daniel ed monson climbing along his longboard and setting off down the mountain in goldendale, washington. >> that looks cool. i love those rolling hills. >> daniel used to skate earlier in his youth and then got out of it a little bit. after his amputation, he climbed back onto the skateboard and here he is looking pretty expert on this downhill route. >> the center of gravity is lower as well. i wonder if that helps. >> exactly what i was thinking as well. >> to answer some of the questions daniel is joining us "right this minute" via skype. what's happening, brother? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> daniel, first of all, tell us what happened. what was your accident? >> i was run over by a train. i was train hopping and i fell and it ran me over and i lost both legs below the knee. >> crikey! >> how long ago was that, talk about your recovery and how it got you to this point in skateboarding? >> been an amputee four years and skateboarding as an amputee three and a half. that night was a howl at the moon situation, i was searching for an adrenalin rush and i h

really, you really hit my heart talking to me yesterday. and daniel mcdonald is now joining them, marty talbot is with us, so thank you to the four of you for coming together there in los angeles for all of us. and again, let me just say how incredible it is that all 25 of you went to the concert, all 25 of you are okay. starting with the ladies first, you know, taylor and reighlynn, how are you holding up? did you get any sleep last night? >> no. >> kind of hard to sleep right now. >> what are you thinking about? >> we are thinking about everyone else, everyone else that was there, everyone that was injured, all the families of the lost ones, that's all that is running through our minds right now. >> are those route 91 t-shirts? >> yeah, i've been the past four years and she's been the past three years. it's our thinking, yeah. >> to the guy, daniel and marty, let me just hear your voices for the first time and tell me what was going through your mind when you heard the shots. daniel, i was reading that you thought the shots were coming from backstage, so you ran toward that. >> that's

-based enterprises and prevent others from even starting up here. daniel: billionaire investor george soros have given a whopping $18 billion to his charity, the open society foundations. that amount represents a huge chunk of the hungarian born investor's wealth of $23 billion. his charity promotes education, and public health. other american billionaires like bill gates and mark zuckerberg have also donated huge chunks of their wealth. sophie scimansky is following this for us from new york. how does this charitable contribution stack up to other donations from billionaires? sophie: quite well. his foundation is now the second-biggest after the bill gates foundation and what really makes them unique is that he has -- he is a political donor, very different from dates, -- from gates. there are not many donors on the left side of the political spectrum. i think he is he only one of this magnitude on the side. the koch brothers on the right side. but soros has always been known as -- he basically has strong opinions and acts accordingly no matter what. doubling down is his way of inves

off with a wonderful trippin off. so daniel we're in the hamburg coffee house you're really all over the world you actually do like discovering these new cities or do you know them already well and move them all out as when i was seven or eight my cousin that was my mind when i was a kid to look at the maps i would study in the minus maps of the financing to sell and later on to try stuff. on the process and of course since i always knew them all so when you come to a city it's like you know it already well of course but i still something to say if the map of which i ever got. was as i usually have. i usually like walking you see it explode in it and do you need your g.p.s. so it can you just go oh you know i look at the month before you tell and i just understand anything that's fantastic that's good for difficult piano pieces as well to have this ability to to look and then go for a list of good. is it a lonely life being a soloist i'm home playing i mean i'm always with an orchestra and we were together all the time which is sometimes too much somehow i would say it was especially

wonderful tradition of. so daniel we're in hamburg coffee house you're really all over the world you actually do like discovering these new cities or do you know them already well i love them all as when i was seven or eight like us that was my mind when i was a kid to look at the mess i would stand in the eyes. of a later or less than. one process. so when you come to a city it's like you know it over. eddie well of course that's still something to say that if my book which i ever got. is i usually. i usually like walking in the future exploring it and do you need your g.p.s. or can you just go oh you know i look at the month before you know and i just understand anything that's fantastic that's good for difficult piano pieces as well to have the ability to to look and then go. for lifted good you know the lonely life being a song was i'm a home play i mean i'm always with with an orchestra and we were together all the time which is sometimes too much somehow i would say it was especially more difficult than i was younger when i was seventeen or eighteen when i just started play

room of us judge george daniels. play out here in the court room of usjudge george daniels. the lawsuit was brought by an association of restau ra nt was brought by an association of restaurant workers, dc —based event planner and the new york entrepreneur alleging that the president of the united states may have violated the constitution. specifically, something that dates back to the 18th century known as the emoluments clause. what is that? it is an antibribery provisions. the country's founders forbade any president from accepting foreign gifts without congressional approval. and for donald trump, who has refused to divest himself from his business, from his hotel at the old post office in washington, dc to his mara old post office in washington, dc to his mar a largo club in florida, it is now a liability. the suit claims that diplomats openly claimed that they patronise the president's hotels to curry favour with him as president. listen to this law professor. the question of how the president uses this offers the unfair advantage has come up in the first year of his president.

including john layfield this week, are gary b. smith and joan as max ferris along with daniel mclachlan. welcome to everybody. john you just about had enough of this. >> john: i think america has had enough of this and enough of congress. this is classic bait and switch. they're trying to take the fact they're becoming the most inept do nothing congress in our country's history. look we've had 21 special investigations since the carter administration only two have produced prosecutions with the principal person being investigated but we spent an inflation adjusted $339 million. what we were doing right now is wasting america's time nothing is going to happen, the democrat s and the republicans are using the doj as a political attack dog to takeaway from their own ineptness it has to stop somewhere. these guys have got to get work from the american people. we don't have a tax policy immigration policy these guys are doing nothing. >> dagen: daneen, we have investigations in the house and senate particularly in both intelligence committees and this past week we found out you tak

. police say 19 year old hollis daniels shot the officer in the head in the middle of the police station. daniels had been taken there earlier in the night after drugs were found in his room. the shooting triggered a lockdown on campus until the student was captured. classes are set to resume today. back here at home - route one is back open after a deadly crash in lorton involving a pedestrian. fairfax county police say a woman was hit and killed near lorton and gunston road. the driver did stay on scene. the victim has not been identified. developing now - a prince george's county woman killed by police in miami. this - after police say she ran her car over a police officer! now - the woman's father is speaking out. suzanne kennedy is live in bowie with more - suzanne? six high school students in fauquier county who allegedly circulated disturbing messages won't face charges. and that has many parents and students at liberty high school outraged. they spoke out at a meeting last night. authorities say the students in the group chat were using the app known as "discord." the nam

vegas. cbs reporter danielle nottingham is live there with more details on president trump's trip. danielle. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. while the president is here visiting survivors and first responders, the investigation continues. stephen paddock put great detail in planning the attack. the motive is still a mystery. authorities hope his girlfriend will have answers. president trump arrived in las vegas wednesday to offer his support to victims and first responders of sunday's deadly mass shooting at a country music concert. >> today is a very, very sad day for me personally. >> reporter: tuesday night the girlfriend of the gunman, stephen paddock, returned to the united states from the philippines. video from tv station knbc apparently shows marilou danley in a wheelchair at the airport in los angeles. investigators say danley is a person of interest in the case. her sisters say they believe paddock sent her away so she wouldn't be involved. >> she wouldn't let that happen. she would do anything to stop something like that. >> reporter: investigators believe danley, wh

about protecting so-called soft targets. daniel is the former boston police superintendent. he'll tell us what the boston marathon bombing taught our security professionals about keeping americans safe at concerts, ball games, and other large gatherings. and live nation has just put on it a statement. they were the ones who put on the rock concert. . liz: breaking news. we're getting a statement from ticketmaster parent live nation entertainment. it is publicly traded. lyv. live nation says quote we are heartbroken over the tragedy that took place at the route 91 harvest festival in las vegas. quote to think that anyone would want to inflict harm on a gathering of music lovers is beyond our comprehension. the stock is off its lows. had been down about 5%. many it's down now about 2%. we also have this unrelated breaking news. tmz is reporting that tom petty, the 66-year-old song was rushed to the hospital last night after he was found unconscious not breathing and in full cardiac arrest. he's apparently at ucla santa monica hospital. he was found in malibu. that's quite a drive. t

on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> reporter: when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her brother brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and >> sir, doou reporr: volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from canada. >> when she walked into a room, that's where people wanted to be. >> reporter: she and brad were like a lot of people in cary. raising a family here, having got their start in another place and time. in brad and nancy's case, calgary, canada. that's where they met, back in '98. >> i really liked him. >> reporter: as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> this is someone who is warm. you genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> reporter

from the independent women's forum, we have democrat strategist danielle mcglocklin. will 2017 be the year as the nfl an them protest. >> the left has done a good job of using race in sports to divide the nation. keeping people in always state of looking to be offended by something. you know certainly the owner's comments were regrettable and unfortunate but at the same time this, is a man who certainly worked towards uplifting poor communities. spending tens of millions of dollars 30 years over his foundation. i think a lot of players need to put their money where their mouth is, rather than continuing to push away people who are paying their paychecks. liz: there is a bottom line implication. espn insider writing in "the hollywood reporter," that some espn executives are considering letting espn's contract end with the nfl in 2021. disney closed down the red less than a percent. danielle, would that be a good move or bad move for espn? >> at the end of the day, liz, this is all about money. it is up to espn to figure out what the shareholders want to do, what is the strategy going f

prisoners. daniel sandford is with me. it's difficult to get information out of a prison during one of these incidents. 0ur a prison during one of these incidents. our understanding is that at the moment one of the wings in long lartin prison is suffering disturbance. staff were attacked with pool balls and decided they would have to retreat and secure that wing to stop the violence from spreading. they have lost control of that wing essentially. tornado teams, antiriot teams that the prison service uses, are on their way from all around the country. it's going to be a busy night trying to ta ke it's going to be a busy night trying to take control of long lartin prison, again. any disturbance in a prison is worrying. long lartin is one of the most high—security prisons in england and wales. it has two—thirds of the people there are life sentence prisoners. normally, actually, the highest staffing ratios and the older age of the prisoners mean you get less trouble ina prisoners mean you get less trouble in a prison like that. they have suffered staff cuts since chris grailing's b

the monster energy cup series. daniel suarez on the inside, chase elliott on the outside. back through the restart zone, back through the gears they go. the final eight laps at talladega. >> junior is doing a great job of pushing chase elliott. >> inside line working as well. kyle larson in the 42 pushing the 19 of daniel suarez. he's getting help from the 2 of brad keselowski. >> kyle larson just has cleared the 24 of chase elliott. he has to block, unable to get the block on. outside lane coming. we've seen this every restart. >> chase elliott stays up high. the 42 of kyle larson down low. coming up on seven laps to go. >> daniel suarez is going to try to control and block both lanes. larson crosses them over underneath the 19 into turn one. >> big move by the 42 of kyle larson. he leads now. suarez shoots up the racetrack. >> wasn't able to clear him but he slowed down enough to get some energy and help from behind. >> seven of the 12 playoff racers are out. huge possibilities in front of the five that are still on the track. larson, keselowski, chase elliott, denny hamlin, matt ken

for daniel harvey his past of holding turner was made even lonelier by the most criminal play of jet stewart. when his building informant supplied -- the news that mcclellan was in possession of what stewart assumed to be the lost orders. wouldt determined that he release all of his energy, but only two brigades. daniel harvey hill, don't worry about it. infantry single brigade. before's that before spurring away into the night. but he appeared into the valley below. george immediately apprehended stewart's miscalculation. the conclusion that only two brigades were forcing their way toward the gap. he had seen enough on the ground over the last few days. ,perations around frederick understand this was more than just two brigades. here they were. garland,atch is samuel north carolina brigades to the mountain. and then would come out to the passes to make a personal examination. and summing up the rest of his brigades. or extending as far as his eye could see this morning. lines of blue. ready to punch through those gaps. there he accurately i think summarized the strategic picture in

daniel mettler, about where he sees ai heading on wall street. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ joe: is wall street ready for the revolution in ai and robotics, and what will happen to the rank-and-file of the industry as technology changes? bloomberg has been reporting the accelerated automation in the industry. daniel mettler is from pinchot technologies. he joins us now. thank you for joining us. let's start simple. what does pinchot do? we build software that allows humans to benefit from machine learning as to parse large amounts of information quickly with the aim of allowing them to make decisions with higher conviction and increasingly accelerated rate. joe: give me an example if i am a traitor on a desk, with does this scenario, where can shows -- kensho could help? daniel: if you need to get up to speed on something. digital payments have been big. you can imagine someone needing to get up to speed on that quickly. that involves millions of pages, transcripts. what is harder is the way digital payments are subscribed across those varies. there is block away and others -- block coin