daniel: niños y niñas de 18, 19, 20 años empezaron a gritar mi nombre, como que daniel, daniel, y yo que... ¿hay otro daniel por aquí? o sea, ¿qué es esto? carolina: en cuestión de meses ya no solo eran fanáticos callejeros. por su popularidad en internet, prestigiosos programas y eventos comenzaron a invitarlo, incluida aquella mansión de playboy de donde alguna vez lo sacaron escoltado por seguridad. daniel: a través de youtube me han llegado miles y miles de mensajes de niños de 12, 13 años, y eso me hace muy feliz, la verdad, porque si yo puedo causar lo que mis héroes causaron en mí cuando yo tenía esa edad en un niño de 12 años, o sea, eso es lo mejor, la verdad. carolina: igualmente dice que mientras la mayoría de personas sueña con ser superhéroes cuando crezcan, pocos pueden sentir que lo han logrado. ¿alguna vez haz pensando qué le dirías a ese mago que viste en la calle londres, que fue el que te abrió los ojos? daniel: en palabras fácil y con todo mi corazón le diría gracias, gracias por abrir mi mente, gracias por hacerme creer en lo imposible, g

daniel soÑaba en grande. daniel: si yo quiero ser uno de los grandes, si yo quiero llegar a un nivel superior; quÉ tengo que hacer? vamos a comprar con los centavos que tengo un traje. comprÉ un traje. reportera: ya en hollywood, daniel pensÓ que se podÍa comer el mundo. daniel: lleguÉ a la puerta y veo dos guardias enormes que me dicen: perdÓn, dónde estÁ su credencial? yo le contestÉ que era el mago y que me habÍan contratado. reportera: y lo dejaron pasar . el resto es historia. daniel calcula que durante el primer aÑo que estuvo en los Ángeles, asistiÓ a 150 eventos sin credencial . llegÓ un punto en el que no le preocupaba tener un problema. estaba infiltrado en la famosa mansiÓn de la revista "playboy" y de repente se acercaron los guardias de seguridad. >> me esposaron y me llevaron por toda la mansiÓn esposado y luego me llevaron a la estaciÓn de policÍa. daniel: yo rezaba todos los rosarios del mundo, 1 millÓn de ave marÍas. reportera: a bordo de la patrulla, le preguntaron... dan

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 lo sÉ. >> un saludo a la gente que lo estÁ viendo en estados unidos. daniel: hola. buenos dÍas. bye! [risas] >> ahÍ estÁ. daniel santiago. uno de los mÁs famosos en la redes sociales. javier: viste el saludo. carolina: me encantÓ el saludo. me gustÓ el sentido de responsabilidad. javier: nos vamos a la pausa. ya volvemos. ♪ ... ♪ ♪ este verano! ♪ los valientes de hoy luchan otro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. ( ♪ ) guian a los suyos saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. ♪ carolina: estamos muy bien acompaÑados. vamos a hablar de un tema bastante serio. en mÉxico mÁs de 1800 personascada aÑo se enfrentan al drama. nuestra compaÑera siguiÓ el caso de una estudiante de 18 aÑos. javier:

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

but in 1958, charlie daniels was just 22 years old. he and his band, the rockets, worked as the house band at the dixie pig, a popular night club on bladensburg road in prince george's county. daniels played at the dixie pig almost every night for more than a year. >> full piece band. we were kind of an anomaly almost. rock music was just getting started and not everybody knew how to play it. >> reporter: in 1960, daniels and his band were advertised in local newspapers as big man daniels and the six jaguars. >> have mercy. >> reporter: do you remember that? >> that's a true ad. it was >> reporter: sam paladino and his band, the off keys, alternated shows with daniels back in the '50s and '60s. he remembers a different charlie daniels than we know today. >> he was a rock and roller when i knew him. and he had, he had slikd baclic hair, tuxedo, wore glasses and played guitar. he would work up a sweat and his glasses would slide down. every once in a while that thumb would come up and the glasses would go back up. and i never forgot that

daniel: physically? peter: electronically? daniel: yes. peter: easily? daniel: yes. peter: going back to what i said earlier, should that information be out there and available? hand,: on the one manufacturers should make the stuff more secure. a bit like autonomous car spirit we expect stuff to be built properly. when i built -- when i buy a microwave, i expected is not going to kill everyone in the house. with the internet of things, there is a terrible track record of security. they have to be tested. the information that someone may be uses to test that stuff, it could be benefit when they find a vulnerability and they use -- ,nd they work with the company here is the vulnerability, here is how you fix it. peter: is it important to know the motives of the black hat hackers? daniel: yes. i am nervous about colors. think the meetings have become diluted. i think you have those who are criminally minded. then you have those who genuinely want to help. if you look at those who reports on her abilities, -- report vulnerabilities, here is how you can make your product

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 had was the placement of the rivets. if you were a cowboy and o

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. >> basically interviewed him and got his whereabouts. >> where was he? >> from what i understand, he was at the ball game. >> reporter: daniel hawkins told investigators he was at the stadium watching the football game

the government of catalonia in reaction to that daniel i want to ask you we've been talking here trying to think of one time in history where government simply just handed over peacefully land into a country that wanted to separate how exactly did president putin all think this was going to end what did he have a plan b. what i think is this this bid for separation is not only illegal about this immediately made if you if you look at the figures just of the seventy members of the got the number i mean voted yes out of one hundred thirty five with their opposition absent against the advice of their lawyers survey of the coming out. this seventy members of the parliament they represent about for forty seven forty eight percent of the vote which is about a thirty percent of the population so. they were saying this is something a minority trying to impose the rights of an over a year it is is an idea of democracy which is against the rule is i'm not it's not the only thing about legalities is some of the beauty missing well i want to ask you this inri i mean if you think about it if he had

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. >> un saludo para la gente que lo estÁ viendo en estados unidos. >> hola! >> quÉ le vas a decir? >> en inglÉs. >> good morning! >> ese es daniel santiago, el niÑo mÁs puntual de colombia y de los mÁs famosos en las redes sociales. >> me encantÓ el saludo. es un niÑo bilingüe. me encantÓ ese sentido de responsabilidad. estaba al aire y cuando se da cuenta que estaba tarde, se va corriendo. >> nos vamos a la pausa y volvemos en minutos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este verano! ♪ los valientes de hoy luchan otro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. ( ♪ ) guian a los suyos saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. ♪ carolina: estamos muy bien acompaÑados. vamos a hablar de un tema bastant

>> daniel. >> nailed it. >> how? >> he doesn't miss. >> are we sure they are apples and not just big marshmallows? >> you're going to break your teeth. now i sound like his mother. >> i thought that exact thing. his mom did respond to one of his antics saying we paid a lot of money for those teeth. >> they, obviously, paid off. they are working really well. >> daniel. oh, my. >> do you know what your best quality is? >> please, just count the squares. >> oh, goodness. >> find out what counting squares says about you. >>> plus, a new way to capture some incredible drifting action captured not by a camera car, not by a chase vehicle or anything like that. >> then, what can it possibly be? ging creams? ...my skin just appeared more radiant. i have more confidence. i'm feeling a little more... like i'm it. l'oreal invited women to try revitalift triple power. they loved that it visibly reduces wrinkles, refirms and smoothes skin. my coworkers were like, your skin looks great! revitalift triple power from l'oreal. try it

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 know later it's going to be the syrian regime to as they were preparing for this as you know you mentioned it seems as if they had a bac

. >>> le preguntan a daniel porque le preguntaron si edad perdonarÍa una infidelidad porque Él ha sido infiel muchas veces. >> quieren saber si perdonarÍas una infidelidad. >> repite la pregunta. >> no, no. >> infidelidad. >>> todo completo. >> no, gÜey. >> ¿daniel es infiel? >>> si no se da que cuenta que no le duela. >> seÑores. >> (risas). >> bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "un nuevo dÍa" el tema estÁ candente, segÚn nuestro productor usted perdonarÍa una infertilidad? >>> eso es lo que Él dijo. >> es que habla mucho mÁs en inglÉs que en espaÑol. >> se parece a ti. >> perdÓn disculpen caigo en el

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 started voting with the you're an ear infection released afte

en quÉ pasa con daniel?. >> ¿daniel que te pasÓ? >> (risas). >> voy atom a tomar un poquito esto y darle una forma de balÓn de fÚtbol americano. primero balÓn. >> daniel. >> ¿quÉ estÁ pasando contigo? >>>un poquito de ralladura de limÓn. >> tenemos que probarlo. >> les voy a dar una cucharadas para que lo prueben. >> daniel tÚ puedes. >> yo tengo que recuperarme de la Última carrera. >> daniel estÁ gordo. >> ¿cÓmo que estÁs gordo. >> no, ella, discriminar a nadie. no es la primera vez que te pasa. >> bueno, de que pasa. >> me quedÓ sin cuchara. >> a quiÉn le toca hacer los tips de la prÓxima hora. >> nos toca a todos. >> lo que pasa es que la Última hora estarÁ muy padre. dale daniel. >> bueno, seÑor. >> no, lo sito. >> muestra que la risa es in infalible. >> con tragedias. >> sobrepasar en momentos ejecutivos y ademÁs viene una amiga de la casa que tiene una moda seÑores padre. >>> estÁ sÚper fÁcil. >> internacionalizo imÁgenes. >> vamos a ver. >> tiene muchas razones para qu [ ladrido ] [ "un poquito mas"

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 state claimed responsibility, but the

daniel: tough times. moving on, donald trump is looking into replacing janet yellen as the chair of the federal reserve. who is under consideration? jens: donald trump pretty much met with all possible candidates, and also with janet yellen, just on thursday. after the meeting, he said, i like her a lot. but on wall street bets are that it is a head-to-head race between powell, and also with an economist, an intellectual so to speak, john taylor. it is even possible donald trump could nominate both of them, one as chair and one as vice chair. at this moment it looks not likely that janet yellen will be nominated again when her term is over. daniel: we will wait and see on that front. have a good weekend. wind turbines are getting ever taller, to the frequent annoyance of those living nearby. take germany, which has made a big bet on renewables. in 2000, the average of german wind turbine measured just 100 meters, a little bit taller than the statue of liberty in new york. zoom out, these days the turbines

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 of at least two hospitals. >> this is my neighborhood in flames. >> tens

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 the trading floor they were telling me that they were waiting for this day and you're right no rea

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 mismo que edgar daniel. >>> estÁn de adorno. >>> por eso se preguntan, quien serÁ la prÓxima vÍctima, en mÉxico no

daniel: u.s. stock prices have had a blazing run of late, but is a correction around the corner, or as some predict, a crash? jens: stocks are certainly not cheap at this point. i just talked to a traitor here who was here 30 years ago -- trader here who was here 30 years ago. we remember black monday. almost precisely 30 years ago. he told me that when he came in that morning, nobody experienced what would happen then, that the markets would crash by more than 20% just within one day. you never really know where the next crisis is around. by now we do not have a trigger, so the real reason to sell the market -- there are not that many alternatives. at this point, when he is still cheap. if money is still too. -- right now money is still cheap. let's say earnings growth cools the next two months or some other unexpected event happens. this market seems to be ripe for correction of some sorts. daniel: whether it is sooner or later, we will talk you over again. thank you very much. that is all your

daniel radcliff is son good day philadelphia next. hurry. >> trying to get limb to come to the chestnut hill harry potter festival. >> come on, daniel. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> all right. lets see if alex -- oh, still working on you getting that together. >> he need to work longer on my face, then yours because you are a beautiful woman and we love you so one say give me lipstick and that will help. >> it is like lipstick on a fox like lipstick on a pig. >> right. >> we have daniel radcliff in london he has agreed to be on the show via satelli

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 polÉmica ya que el Árbitro corto partido cuando se remataba el penal. el real madrid perdiÓ ante el girona. los locales remontaron con tanto de stuani. el equipo merengue quedÓ a ocho puntos del b

. >> 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: so brad became a helpful member of the family, e

it's a tense moment for daniel. as one of the directors of e.s.a. the european space agency he's responsible for all space transportation missions. the ari on five rockets sits on the launch pad with its payload of two satellites the final countdown is running. on when the countdown goes from one to zero of course the tension is really high because everything depends on all systems starting cleanly first the main station then the side boosters and the entire system but that's only the start today's mission would last about forty minutes until we have both satellites parked in the right place. so. two days earlier at the say headquarters in paris. has offices here where he's coordinating upcoming space missions. thank you very much. there is highly focused on his job to drive future e.s.a. projects forward on time. the e.s.a. directors meet for a high level conference then it's back to work at age forty two annoying funders buried in his job he works late into the night to make sure the rockets are absolutely reliable. thankfully my children are at a

and when i turned back around, daniel was gone, up couldn't find him. we had other friends in front that disappeared, too. we didn't know where they went. at this time, i decided to turn around and start trying to head toward an exit. so once -- there were people everywhere, so i started to step over people. and there was a couple that was in front of me moving. and the girl, she got hit with the bullet in front of me. and the guy she was with picked her up and they kept walking. and at that time, i kind of -- sobered up because i was drinking. at that time, i sobered up and started looking around and realizing what was going on. and there was -- there was a girl laying on the floor, and she was bleeding from her side. so i picked her up and threw her over my shoulder and headed to an exit. there were people around me just going down. and the shots were just nonstop, just going. and i got up to the exit and there were cop cars there. and i sat her down next to the cop car and the cop started to talk to her. from there i was trying to call and get ahold

let's bring back in ford and danielle. clear up the numbers for the ratings for monday night at espn, down 17% versus last year. should espn have suspended jemele hill? >> absolutely. espn has a $15 billion contract with the nfl to broadcast football. when she says boycott jerry jones she is hurting her employer, espn's business because they are in a partnership with the nfl. i'm not quite sure that she or al sharpton understands either business or how espn operates. liz: by calling for a boycott is she hurting fellow workers? the same advertisers advertise on espn as well as the cow sfwhois. >> potentially yes. i'm with ford and don't agree with the reverend at all. she has a limited speech right. her employer can stop her from saying certain things. outside of the tv studio, say whatever she wants. same thing with nfl players. the league can suspend or bench them if the league doesn't want them to kneel for the national anthem. liz: interesting what danielle is saying. saying nfl owners have the right to limit protests a

daniel, many thanks. daniel sa ndford huw. daniel, many thanks. daniel sandford there with the latest on that case for us in malta. tens of thousands of people are experiencing long delays, sometimes lasting years, for non—emergency surgery in northern ireland. that's far higher than in other parts of the uk. figures seen by the bbc show how some patients are waiting three years just to see a consultant. at one health trust the minimum wait is 155 weeks — that's almost three years — for those with spinal problems. at the same trust, it could take up to 127 weeks — two—and—a—half years — to see a specialist about a shoulder or wrist problem. health chiefs admit urgent reform is needed to get more patients treated in the community. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, sent this report from belfast. # this house don't feel like home any more # you say you've gone to set me free #. megan loves dancing. # words are to spare, your clothes on the floor #. it's just her life at the minute. she just wants to dance. # clouds and the weather, it chan

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 world ? 0n the front pages of the financial times, britis

live in las vegas, danielle nottingham. michelle, back to you. >> it's good to see everyone helping out. is there any new information about the weapons recovered? >> reporter: yeah. a law enforcement official tells cbs news that the weapons that were recovered were worth tens of thousands of dollars and also included some custom made-to-order weapons that included extra parts like scopes. so what this information is telling investigators is this is something he has been planning for a long time and just one of those basic weapons could run about $6,500. so he put a lot of money in buying these weapons. >> danielle nottingham live in las vegas. thank you. >>> cbs news has learned that the gunman stephen paddock stopped at a nevada gun store just days before the shooting. the general manager of the store said paddock was a customer for a year and in that time the shop sold him five firearms. >> this morning over coffee, i was having a moment in myself thinking that may have very well been the last person to shake hands with t

. >>> zuleyka, daniel, ana y ada. >>> se ve que hace frÍo en la gran manzana. >>> te parece? >>> adelante rashel nos encanta tu presencia. >>> ja ja,, ja. >>> ay chicos, miren ta niell como siempre Él aprovecha cada oportunidad que tiene de contacto para burlarse, para molestarme, daniel aquÍ estoy, presente en new york. >>> (risas). >>> chicos quÉ gusto saludarlos, miren. tengo este sabor a cansancio pero tambiÉn a buena mÚsica porque ayer quÉ maravilla estar ahÍ en primera fila viendo a ricardo arjona tengo que confesar que primera vez que veÍa un concierto de este gran cantautor impresionada me quedÉ no les puedo decir, cuÁn emocionada se siente uno cuando estÁ ahÍ parada y de ve todo ese madis madison cantando sus canciones y viendo circo soledad de ricardo arjona donde hizo una mezcla de canciones a lo mejor de hace mucho tiempo, pero tambiÉn de las mÁs recientes y ese pÚblico se sabÍa cada una de las letras. con cada detalle muy bien estudiado. el artista se preocupÓ claro estÁ por llevarle a su gente cada una de las canciones que a lo mejor con que se

. >> no puede ser daniel, no puede. >> ana, bueno. >> okay, bueno vamos. >> llegaaos a navidad. >> bueno... >> pero hay que reconocer que lo mejor es el cocodrilo de daniel. >> seÑores ustedes se estarÁn preguntando en la casa quÉ les pasÓ a la familia de "un nuevo dÍa" >> nuestros tambiÉn nos lo preguntamos. >> estamos con estos hermosos sweater que nos dio nuestra compaÑera adamari lÓpez de regalo el dÍa de hoy nos escribiÓ una nota que dejo que decÍa "las navidades llegaron en "un nuevo dÍa" en octubre" incluso miren como parte del estudio ya estÁ decorado, todo estÁ muy lindo. >> se ve hermoso. >> gracias adamari lÓpez. >> gracias. >> hÍjole!. >> te queremos mucho adamari lÓpez. >> miren que bonito, pero estÁ lindo. >> me encanta, me gusta mucho. >> siento que me estÁn cobrando la visa caro. >> estÁ chulo. >> lo cierto que muy linda la decoraciÓn, extremadamente de buen guste los sweater, pero adamari lÓpez donde estÁ seguramente se preguntara, buenos dÍas. >> me encanta que se hayan puesto el sweater y que hayan decorado porque tenemos la navidad dentro de no

daniel, i know you have been reporting extensively on puerto rico. i want to listen to something that the president said about puerto rico today. >> their electrical grid was destroyed before the hurricanes got there. it was not working. it was in bankruptcy. owed $9 billion. and then on top of that, the hurricane came. now, you're going to have to build a whole new electrical plant system. >> daniel, your reaction to that? >> this is the third time in less than two weeks that trump claimed that the government was going to have to rebuild power plants in puerto rico. in the past two instances, claimed they were wiped out, destroyed. the problem is with the rest of the grid. and so, this is the kind of daily dishonesty we get from trump that only is occasionally treated as a story. you know, we got headlines today about a trump lie because his lie about obama supposedly not calling military families sufficiently new and sufficiently ghastly to merit headlines in the eyes of much of the media but what we're seeing is a daily avalanche. i'm counting sin

. >>> daniel. >>> yo sÉ. >>> cÓmo estÁn muy buenos dÍas. >>> muy bien, y ustedes? >>> muy bien. >>> y en este dÍa te costÓ no te costÓ? estÁs con todo? >>> estamos contentos, mero voy a acostar como a las siete para poderle va poder levantarme a esta hora, pero muy bien. >>> pero danny no te pusiste media hoy. >>> no. >>> no estoy con presupuesto. >>> estamos ahorrando. >>> es el look de los chavos. >>> preor eso mismo. >>> vamos a hablar de lo que debe hacer despuÉs de que cumple los 40 aÑos, lo que no .. s una de esas cosas. >>> mira que decÍa que las mujeres a cierta edad no se pueden poner bikini. >>> mejor vamos a pasar con paulina sodi y las noticias del dÍa. >>> (mÚsica). >>> muy buenos dÍas a todos vamos a comenzar con la primera ediciÓn de las noticias y principales titulares de esta maÑana. >>> un juez federal deja bloquea el tercer veto migratorio del presidente donald trump pero la decisiÓn mantiene la prohibicion que afecta funcionarios venezolanos y sus familiares. >>> ordenan al gobierno del presidente donald trump entregar todos los doc

daniel: defying expectations, but not the way they would like. sophie, thank you. greece's prime minister is defying followers of his country's financial fortunes saying he expects the country to grow up to 2% in 2017. that is despite new figures out today saying the economy actually contracted last year. the thing is he is now starting to convince his creditors with his optimism. reporter: a warm embrace for the head of one of the institutions keeping his country afloat. the greek prime minister and the imf chief both want greece to return to self-reliance as soon as possible. with that in mind, he presented an optimistic outlook for the future of the greek economy. >> after several years of economic depression, greece is turning around. acute risks and uncertainty have subsided. economic recovery is gaining traction. indeed, the 2017 expected growth rate of approximately 2% has not been seen, something like that, since 2007. reporter: but is the outlook really that rosie? let's take a look at the numbers. one in five greeks are still out of work. the economy actu

[ 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 hopped on the train. i slipped and fell directly onto the tracks. it removed my legs but i've been a skateboarder for all my life and now it's become more of a passion. learning how to adapt is more than just learning how to walk on prosthetics. it's also enjoying the activities and i realized that skateboarding is one of those things that i could do with my prosthetic legs or not. that's the first time i've done downhill without my prosthetics. it was fun. the problem with downhill is if i go by myself and i ride down the hill with my prosthetics on i can walk back up. if i take them off, the

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 take out the middleman, democrats in

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 playing from the just let alone of co

. 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

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 name of the chat was "operation: will to kill." but officials say say the county law doesn't allow

daniel: yes. humans ensure that software that we build to help humans. what is said on a issue, what are involved, and when you service those things, what does the market follow? if you have a company that takes a position or follows a policy in response to a key technology, how does it trade in the weeks and months that follow? joe: so real quickly, you have investments from impressive sources including goldman sachs. give me a characterization of that. daniel: we have the six largest global banks and investors you mentioned. s&p global is a good example a very it is long-established company, synonymous with the market. it has this big data set. they have been very forward-looking and saying, what are the ways we can use technology to extract the hidden and varied information? -- buried information? it is not just individual users. joe: thank you very much. scarlet: coming up, companies like aetna have been announcing plans to leave connecticut. it is a corporate exodus putting pressure on the state. we will talk with timothy blake of moody's about this

liz: patrice, danielle, you'll be back with us. we're taking a live look at the president and first lady hosting a halloween event at the white house, opening south lawn to children from 20 schools in the d.c., maryland, virginia areas. those from military families and community organizations for trick-or-treating. the president and first lady handing out treats like presidential m&ms. staying on the story. cute stuff at the white house. >>> this story for you. political correctness gone haywire again. now a church in virginia removing a black honoring george washington. we'll get reaction on that next. ♪ lan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. i had severe fatigue, went to a doctor. became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. i had to put my trust in somebody. we recommended chemotherapy, and then a stem cell transplant. when his disease progressed, i thought that he would be a good candidate for immune therapy to unleash his immune system against the cancer. i'm back to working