>> danny fenster: no. i got a couple text messages off to juliana saying, "call the american embassy. i'm being detained." >> stahl: were you handcuffed? >> danny fenster: handcuffed and blindfolded. >> bryan fenster: i had a very long text message from his wife, juliana. >> stahl: bryan fenster, danny's older brother back home in detroit, was the first in the family to learn that danny was in prison, and the family immediately mobilized. >> rose fenster: please, i beg you, we beg you, bring danny home. >> stahl: they launched a "bring danny home" campaign, including supporters worldwide sketching his picture. danny was eventually charged with incitement and wrongful association based on his work for a banned publication that had been critical of the military, even though he hadn't worked there for ten months. he says he desperately wanted to let his family know he wasn't being tortured, but for weeks he wasn't allowed any communication at all outside the prison. >> danny fenster: i remember just staring a

ah, and i'm danny. i'm a 3rd generational co, wagner. i started working co lands in 1990 toe and i absolutely lived and i retired . then i got diagnosed in 2015. that's why i, danny is 48 years old, who suffers from black lung disease decades of breathing and cold us cost. message scarring in his lungs. breathing is difficult. working. it's impossible. danny and his family, his wife jenny, and daughter, malia mostly living off a fixed income and modest monthly federal paycheck he receives for having ruined his health and the coal mines. life was on the lean budget before inflation hit. now it's a struggle then he says, well, we haven't obeying other than sometime we had rabbit trader. you know, so i was much fuel fuel money for gas is we can and we cannot go no farther than we have to. it's not just danny and his family struggling with and juggling rising prices for gas for groceries for power and for heating gas for weld . pretty much everything. historic inflation or not call b hall executive director of sore, which stands for shaping

it's not just danny. and his family is struggling with and juggling rising prices for gas for groceries, for power and for heating gas for well, pretty much everything. historic inflation or not call b hall executive director of sore, which stands for shaping our collection region. and non partisan and non profit organization thinks that to maneuver eastern kentucky and it's people out of misery . the region needs robin. it is thee, i whatever insert whatever cliche you've heard. it's as important to this region as electricity was in the forty's, the, the aria, the idea here, fast and reliable into the, the axis for the region will bring better jobs, better jobs, mean better wages. is that the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel for danny and his family, 4000 more here in cold country kentucky. that tunnel seems to be all fully long. and the light at the end of it. flick us only, dimly, at least for now now to some of the other global business stories making news. twitter reported weaker than expect

>> tracy morgan and danny dev devito. we're going to start shooting in the fall. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you know tracy well? >> tracy is a fantastic guy. i met him a few times. then we got together with this. he's a fantastic entertainer. great actor. great energy. and he's also at the age where we can make him a little older to sell the idea that it's the same age as danny and me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> the idea is the triplets -- >> jimmy: that's not the biggest leap people have to take. [ laughter ] >> oh, the storyline is really fantastic, i tell you one thing. we've been tengerring around with that story for ten years. >> jimmy: ten years? >> ivan reitman took part of it again, the original director. he took charge of it, became passionate again, that there could be a sequel, he really got into it. he straightened it out. we have a straightened script. we have the script. we cannot wait. >> jimmy: i can't think of a group of three people who would be more fun to hang out with than you, tracy morgan ask, dan

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danny, thank ou. will keep that title. danny, thank yom danny _ will keep that title. danny, thank you. danny savage. _ the 24th edition of the winter olympics have officially been inaugurated after the olympic cauldron was lit in a restrained opening ceremony in beijing. almost 3,000 athletes from 91 nations will compete across the games. the ceremony included the olympic torch, which was placed into the centre of a giant snowflake, which was then illuminated to become the cauldron. few global leaders have journeyed to beijing to be at the opening, but the russian president vladimir putin is there, and he's held a meeting with his chinese counterpart, xi jinping. the two countries have put out a long joint statement, describing the talks as "very warm" and agreeing on a raft of policies. it warned against what they called nato's cold war ideology. many in the west fear the russian leader is planning to invade ukraine, which wasn't mentioned directly. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell is in beijing, and he explained how people in the city have been gathering to

ok, thanks, danny. this is danny strong. we also heard from the british politician and naughty host, george galloway, about developments in the russia they to stand off satellites. obviously don't walk when it's about russia and troop movements away from ukraine. but neither do they work when the allegation is that more troops are moving towards ukraine. how difficult would it be for the united states to produce satellite images of precisely that which they allege? the answer is they can't because there isn't, there are no russian troop movements towards ukraine. there are significant troop movements in the opposite direction. the real thing that has provoked this crisis is the pumping fool like a turkey before thanksgiving. stuffing of western trainers, troops, mercenaries, and weapons into ukraine. russia cannot be expected to be relaxed about and relax. they are not me. one in a think tank that wrongly predicted rush would invade ukraine last week, is ramping up. the accusation saying it is moscow that is sewing dis infor

thank you for that, danny savage live at| you for that, danny savage live at headingley. the government wants to see1 million more disabled people in work, in the next five years. the disability employment gap is stubbornly wide, with around half of disabled people in employment, compared to just over 80% of those who are non—disabled. our correspondent nikki fox has been to meet two people trying to find work. my biggest fear is that i could go throughout my life never working, and that really, really frightens me. amrit is blind and has a degree and a postgraduate diploma in psychology and counselling. when her children started secondary school, she started looking for work. it's been five years and she's still not got a job. she's even struggled to get voluntary work. i was told that the office was not suitable for me as a blind person, that they wouldn't be able to accommodate a desk for me and it wouldn't be safe. the difference between the number of disabled people in work compared to non—disabled people is what's known as the disability employment gap. although

danny was danny armstrong. but now we've also heard from the british politician and our see house, george galloway about developments in the russia, nato standoff satellites. obviously don't walk when it's about russia and troop movements away from ukraine. but neither do they work when the allegation is that more troops are moving towards ukraine. how difficult would it be for the united states to produce satellite images of precisely that which they allege? the answer is they can't because there isn't, there are no russian troop movements towards ukraine. there are significant troop movements in the opposite direction. the real thing that has provoked this crisis is the pumping fool like a turkey before thanksgiving. stuffing of a western trainers, troops, mercenaries, and weapons into ukraine. russia cannot be expected to be relaxed about and relax. they are not now another news today, canadian police have tried to break up a protest camp in the capital made sporadic arrests of truck drivers and others demon

danny armstrong. thank you. meanwhile, the german chancellor sholtes has actually played down the prospects of ukraine joining next hope his remarks were made during his visiting care on monday. as mentioned earlier, his stop is next here in moscow, we'll discuss the whole crisis with the russian lead of black and putin, as you well know, who has long been saying the key of accession to the lions is a red line. the foggy from the question of membership and alliances in practice isn't an issue. so it is somewhat odd to see that the russian government is making something that in practice is not on the agenda. the object of great political difficulty at 1st as part of that when it comes to what support berlin will be providing for kia vall, i've sholtes said that germany remained committed to its partner to the east, but what he said they wouldn't be doing. we're sending weapons lethal aid to ukraine. however, the german chancellor was very king to point out exactly how much financial aid germany had alr

let's learn more right now live to our correspondent danny armstrong. danny, as i was just saying, you k and us media have been breathlessly screeching that a war with ukraine is going to kick off within 24 hours. but what we're seeing now seems to suggest exactly the opposite. tell us what you know. that's exactly right, rory, as you say, these troops have been the source of many a hysterical headline in the west. we have just had a announcement today from chief 1st spokesman of russia's defense ministry. eager can a shank of who said that. she said, they're all troops in the southern, in western or military districts, and on the border with ukraine of wraps up, their military children will be heading back to their garrisons as we speak. now of course, this comes there as circ, a show who the defense minister for russia said on monday in a meeting with vladimir putin. that those troops would be wrapping up the promise that they would be putting an end as to their military drills, which had, of course, been causing how much hysteria in the west you can

danny is paralyzed, which she continues to tell everybody, oh, he's not paralyzed. >> danny's going to walk again. i don't care if we just have to will him to walk. i think he's going to walk. the doctors all say he won't, but i know that your mind controls your body, and if i can love him enough and encourage him enough, i believe he'll walk. >> and christie suffered a stroke. >> in my experience, if you've had a stroke of that nature, usually it's hard to recover. it was a long time before i heard her talk. >> now even though little christie lying there in a hospital bed couldn't speak, the nurses noted that every time diane downs came into the room, her vitals spiked, went off the chart when she would sense her mother was in the room. >> the children were never back in diane's custody. the state of oregon removed them and they were placed in foster care. >> this is an eyewitness news special report. in her own words, elizabeth diane downs. >> good evening, i'm ann bradley. >> when we got to talk to her, i said she could bring her lawyer to the interview that we wanted to do. she sho

danny cevallos is joining us, too. two top prosecutors, related to the investigation, very actively, what is going on here? >> right. so a couple of different things, hallie, the prosecutors, kerry dunn and mark pomerantz very important for two reasons. kerry dunn has been part of the investigation, he's the attorney, part of the team, but really the person who shepherded this case through the supreme court when it came time to try to fight for it. remember, we talked about it often the subpoena over trump's tax returns and the tax preparers masars usa. and he's been an important part of this. last summer, in july when alan michaelberger was charged. he was about 20 feet in front of me, when he delivered kind of a blistering opening to his case, detailing what weitzelberg, the person on the screen, as to what the administration did and why they're bringing the charges. dunn has been a big part of the picture. as far as pomerantz, he's been steeped in his knowledge of complex tax and fraud-type cases. he's somebody we p

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okay, danny armstrong, thanks for that. i'm also across another major diplomatic rounds morale gast df. he was watching the russian foreign minister, who's been the holding talks with his polish counterpart, who of course, company chairs, the multi national security organization, the o. s. c e moran. you got the chance to ask a question as well. what did the 2nd of rob have to say this afternoon? well, bosa foreign ministers came out and said that these talks had been productive, which is unlike what happened with the lease trust, the font secretary of the united kingdom, who last week was also here in moscow. with the, with very sheely of a chilly press conference after that and there, there was little by way of productivity and mr. lab, rob himself said after that interview. but of course the, the theme here was ukraine. what is happening in ukraine and the security concerns that everybody, they are that everyone across the conflict lives on the east and the west have with regards to this conflict, becoming something larg

a lot of people left over the years, but many states and i, danny phelps. i'm a 3rd generational co, wagner. i saw working co lands in 1990 toe and i absolutely live and i retired then i got diagnosed in 2015. that's why glucose, denny is 48 years old. he suffers from black lung disease, decades of breathing in cold dust, caused massive scarring in his lungs. breathing is difficult working. it's impossible, denny and his family, his wife, jenny, and daughter molly are mostly living over a fixed income, a modest monthly federal paycheck he receives for having ruined his health and the coal mines. life was on the lean budget before inflation heads. now it's a struggle then he says, well, we haven't obeying out there. and so the weird rabbit trotter, you know, so i was much fuels fuel money for gay. s as we can and we are not going no farther than we have to. we used to go to the store and you spend about $50.00 now or, you know, you don't get anything and you get, you know, is that much or more. so every time, if i go to walmart, it's always $100.00. and then

is that the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel for danny and his family for thousands more here in cold country kentucky. that tunnel seems to be awfully long and the light at the end of it flickers only dimly at least for now. here in germany, fears of inflation live large in people's minds that can be traced back to the 1920s. when hyperinflation devastated germany after world war one back than the currency lost much of its value. as the government printed money to repay war deaths must recent birth 7th lation has some fearing a repeat of that crisis. what is inflation? 320000000000 mark threw an egg. 50000000000 for a street count scikit people papering their walls at home with bank notes because that was cheaper than wallpaper. a wheelbarrow loaded with more than $4000000000.00 marks could only be exchanged for one us dollar. that is inflation at its most extreme as it hit germany in 1923 called hyperinflation. this trauma still haunts the nation to day, but inflation is rarely as extreme as that. it can creep, hook, or gallop, and always according to the same principle or i

danny and peter, player at them is called a g f farmer. if father and son, my passion is finding and developing young artists and also keeping cultural tradition a life. ah, one of the things that i'm waiting on is they're continually t n an modernization of traditional fowl. ah, i mean there's a huge pass from delaware. i me the way de angelo going out to one thought again. we would've team foot of a collaboration between my at hastings my, my name tied in e. glad i am. don't load the fist towards from tech i. she got video with her, with the head of the been trying to bring the music from money money to the outside world in the outside world, which kind of a, just the blue . oh my, my, we knew the leader in drugs. my isn't badly harming land, family, community, and love. oh, with the most positive thing that i quoted brought brought to my mind is i actually started doing this. one of the waking good limitations, but lind name, growing is part of my grants thought of for this mobile dream way. you, you can leave lot of the land that you'r

but also, to the bay area, there's another story in hand and that is danny oluna, the 49ers fan that is remaining here in the l.a. area in critical condition, i connected with his wife tonight. she had powerful things that she ment. we will start with an update, he is that 49ers fan that two weeks ago, came down tore the nfc championship. got in an altercation at so the fi stadium and ended up in the medically induced coma. luna is the owner and chef of the restaurant on piedmonte avenue, a popular place. he remains in critical condition. he had surgery friday, where they have to remove part of his skull in order to relieve the pressure on his brain. so a lot happening with him. as for what happened that day at sofi stadium? we don't know. the investigation continues. we do know he got in a fight with the rams fan. he pushed the rams fan. the rams fan pushed back and punched luna and luna fell to the pavement at sofi stadium and ended up in the coma and in the hospital. we did reach out to his wife tonight who returned to us and connected with us and gave us this statement. pretty po

jonathan: should we turn now to danny blanchflower? have we got danny with us? let's get your response to this, please. danny: i think it is more confusion from our vote of 5-4, with four people voting for a 50 basis point rise, and then you start to read the report, and it is like out of dreamworld. it talks a lot about the economy being at full employment, but i was just looking, i just tweeted out the employment to population rate is over 4% below where it was at the start of the pandemic. employment is down 400,000. it may plummet the labor participation rate down. wage growth has slowed dramatically every month in the last six. this forecast says inflation is coming, but there's a strong forecast of unemployment rising in the u.k. economy as a result. so i think back to the story, energy prices are going to rise, but this is going to slow the economy more on top of the fact that it was slowing to start with. so i think this is really pretty interesting, and it does certainly signal that there's more rate rises coming, but it is extremely incoherent, especia

so danny, let me bring in you. again, we are all looking through this filing as it has come in now from the judge. so a couple questions. it is entirely possible that the trumps could testify and be deposed and comply with the subpoena to the letter of the law, but still provide information or virtually no information that is of use to the new york a.g., right, because they could plead the fifth? >> exactly right. and that is an option that the judge appears to mention in his decision and order which came out moments ago. tom summarized it well. basically -- let me put high defense hat on to try to explain the trump's defenses view of trying to squash the subpoena and get the stay. it is essentially that, look, in a civil case we take that position, but routinely there is a civil and criminal case, i do this too, you go to the civil case, the civil judge and say can we just have a stay, can we put off the civil case until the criminal case is over because after all, my guy can't sit for a deposition, he won't be ab

. >> hello, danny. you can go ahead. >> my name is danny and i'm a student at, elementary school. i do not agree with the fact here because also as a student. [inaudible] all staff and teachers are unique. please keep our staff and teachers . >> thank you. hello, selena. >> i am a student and i understand all districts face a financial deficit but our school, staff and teachers. >> could you identify yourself, are you a student and what school doyou go to ? >> i am a student at lowell high school.>> go ahead. >> just to see the thing again. sorry. it's her first time so she's a littlebit nervous . do you want tostart from the beginning ? just say it again. just introduce yourself. okay. you have tointroduce yourself first . >> i understand the school districtsface a financial deficit but our schools, teachers and students shouldn't be sacrificed . >> thank you hello, sherry. >> my name is sherry and i'm a senior at lowellhigh school . time and time again we see policies created that negatively impact people that our schools are created to serve, without the impact from these peopl

his lawyer tells us danny luna had surgery last friday, where they had to remove part of his skull in order to relief brain. obviously a very serious luna is the chef/owner of the popular peruvian restaurant in oakland. as for the parking lot, the investigation continue to say exactly what happened. had that that january 30th before the rams/49ers nfc championship game the mayor of engelwood said luna pushed a man from behind, the man retaliated, punched him, and luna fell to the ground. daniel luna's lawyer giving us this statement -- keep in mind, this is down here in southern california. daniel's family has no comment on the ongoing criminal investigation, as nobody has seen what is likely hours of videotape from that day. speaking of the mayor of engelwood, he is the only one outside of law enforcement to have seen that videotape. we'll speak in about ten minute from now. we'll post it on our website and have it the on the late news. wee live in los angeles. i'm raj mathai. back to you. >> thank you very much, raj. the kickoff for this sunday is at 3:30, but we're going to have an

thanks, danny. ok, well if you been feeding on a diet of some of those alarmist headlines over the past few weeks and some of the tabloids actually not just some of the tabloids, some of the so called quality press have been in on this as well across this forest is artes saskia taylor? either they're gonna have to find some do you click back now, aren't they? while the wool that never was turns out that the west crystal ball that for thought this russian an invasion was nothing but a fake. there was no invasion. there was no storming of kia that was no aerial apartment. there was not a single shot fire. those tens of thousands of russian troops are returning home. i'm so the only crime being that they apparently held drills on russian territory, which isn't allowed if you're russian. so quite the anticlimax given the apocalyptic winter is coming. rhetoric that we have been flooded with the last couple of weeks. what can you tell us about reports that us intelligence believes russia is considering we

let's bring an artes danny, on from now with the latest details on this, a danny, 17 years of never ending growth hitting a bit of a speed bump. as i understand the, the chef prize for matter is going down the drink. well, that's right. well, facebook for the 1st time in its history, has recorded a loss in daily log in use it to the tune of 500000 fewer loggins every day. now this is according to the company's earnings reports. for the last 3 months of 2021 which are published on wednesday, and i'll just breaking that down. that's a slump to one point. $93000000000.00 logins per day. now, even though that's around a quarter of the entire will, population that have precipitated a plummet in share price to the tune of 26 percent of whites off $200000000000.00 worth of parent company of facebook's parent company method also owns instagram and what's up the c o of matter, of course, is one markets look a bit, q is the found, the creator and ceo of facebook. now look a bit himself is seen a hit to his personal wealth, to the tune of $29000000000.00. now for a man who's worth around a $107000000

with me now to discuss is nbc's alli raffa and danny. allie, how are they approaching the next part? >> reporter: some are slated to come in and testify before the committee this week, but as we've seen with so many other witnesses subpoenaed to come in and testify, there are delays. sometimes up to weeks. but it's something the committee certainly hopes doesn't happen because it's already suffered so many unnecessary delays. especially because these false electors could offer some really important insight into the key parts of this whole scheme the committee may or may not already have. now we know these republicans come from seven key swing states that president biden won, but these false electors falsely claimed that former president trump won these states, claiming the state's electoral votes, even going so far as to send official documents to federal officials. listen to gwen moore, one of these key squing states we're talking about, had to say about how widespread this whole effort was. >> 26 of the delegations are headed by republ

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you have to do it by danny. don't dutch you to have been to mm with bring you the very latest every out the day this is are now snow from everyone. hand. i'm with a digital smart city city that's using technology to make people's lives easier to have beer, collecting a lot of data to try to improve the way things are in theory, these big organizations that are now committing and pulling all that data together . they're not looking at you as an individual, necessarily people's data being collected so much data that there's a real possibility of privacy violation. and that's something most of us wouldn't want to wells transparent to prove that we must live with permanent surveillance with when we think of war and the warrior who fights it, we have this image on our mind of a man in uniform. mm . and uniform means they're fighting as part of the military serving a nation, the cause that they fight for their force, political patriotism. and yet when you look at the wars of the 21st century, they don't match those as

danny sabato's now, attorney and nbc news legal analyst danny, what is palin's legal team have to prove in this case? >> billings legal team essentially has to prove tha the times published a fals statement about her, tha caused her harm. and there's more because she is a public figure she has an increased burden. ever since the 1960s supreme court case, that sai essentially if you're a public official, or public figure then you have to show more tha just negligence. you have to show that someon was at least reckless in their disregard of the truth it's called actual now us, it' a bit of a misnomer, because maliciousness is not really part of it it's whether or not you ar reckless about what's the trut was before you publish >> danny, the times is sayin it was a mistake, and that their editor rushed to correct is that enough of a defense? >> there seems to be no disput in this case the times did mak a mistake, after all, they did something that should be laude was that when they made mistake they rushed to corrected. really, by the next day. so the issue here is gonna become, whether or

en la red social tiktok >> ♪♪: >> ♪. >> ♪. >> es danny loxeque acaba de lanzar su primer álbum con la disquera warner. bienvenido desde springs. y gracias por estar aqui. >> muchas gracias por tenerme >> que acabas de graduar de secundaria y afirmaste con una disquera. cómo se siente eso es un sueÑo? >> >> soñ todo esto todavía esto muy agradecido >> donde quieres estar; cuéntame >> no se: quiero ser uno de los grandes uno de los top quiero dejar mi marca la música regional mexicana >> y fíjate que vas por buen camino apenas tiene 17 años y ya tienes un disco me puedes decir a quiere escuchar regularmente en la música >> la cuerdo de chiquillo que mi papá sólo ponía rock de los 70 en inglés y en español y mioma escuchaba mucho a mana rock en español casi nunca escuchábamos recorridos ni nada de eso pero cuando yo empecé a darle vuelo a la guitarra me pegaron los corridos románticos, y todo se mezcló y surgió el estilo que tengo hoy en día >> que enrique existe de lo que les gusta tu papato mam pero saó algo muy de ti. tienes un ritmo que relaja a mi me gusta esa

danny, it is an and lightning and staggering piece. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> just for people who have not yet read it, could you give us a sense of the network that johnny thomas operates in and what kind of role she plays behind the scenes? >> sure, well our story looks at the shared ideological beliefs that -- how they came to those beliefs and where those beliefs have taken them. for ginni thomas, four years she worked for established republican groups like the heritage foundation, the u.s. chamber of commerce. but then after mitt romney lost in 2012, she started a group of her own called groundswell. it brought a lot of conservative activists together with conservative media members and they try to advance what they called at the time, a cultural war. it was a very secretive group, or try to be secretive. and more recently, she, as you said in the intro, she became a board member of the council for national policy, which is a much larger more influential group that was started in the 80s as a counter weight to liberal organizations. and

bob saget was best known for his role danny tanner on the sitcom "full house." >> you know what? from now on, there's going to be a new danny tanner, somebody who everybody likes and they want to be around. norman, it's the dawn of a new man. yeah, natural. spontaneous. care free. primitive. ahhhhh! >> more recently he was featured in "how i met your mother" and he repriced the role of danny tanner on "full house." ♪ ♪ >>> turning now to beijing where team u.s.a. celebrating some big wins as another day of competition heats up at the winter olympics. we'll get to that in just a bit but first a potential scandal threatens to overshadow upcoming events on the ice. the medal ceremony for the figure skating team events that should have been held on tuesday have still not happened. there are reports it's because of a positive drug test. let's get more on this. ivan watson is following this from hong kong. ivan, what more do we know about a positive drug snes critically, what's the iov saying here? >> the ioc is not saying very much. we have no real official explanation for why the

if danny was very strong willed, i used to say stubborn orchard fools. he would said goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them full, full on all getting some of the good thing. when you said yourself a goal, who then you try to achieve it at any cost? the big retail sold to this was in spite of all that of the $222.00 soldiers who took the exam or only $33.00 of those passed obama. danny and i were running in the same race. this battle march is the main test. those soldiers, stamina with them on pull him with the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the way. that's a part of the special forces. code holes falls under no circumstances. will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield? i wish you drag your friend because he know that his life is more important than your own. i was one boy. i passed the test and my 1st attempt and you've gainey on his 2nd or 3rd. what else? after passing that we could both proudly hold

danny savage, bbc news. as the storm moved into europe, code red weather warnings were issued by the dutch authorities. three people have been killed in the netherlands by falling trees. a man died in belgium afterfalling from his boat. anna holligan reports from the hague. this was no ordinary day at the beach. this was scheveningen on the edge of the hague. coastal areas felt the full force of storm eunice with gusts of up to 130 kilometres an hour. the dutch meteorological institute declared a code red emergency, which lasted well into the evening. just listen to that gale. this football stadium has heard some roars but none as ferocious as eunice. schools and universities closed early to ensure students could get home while the bike paths were still safe. most people realised it was best not to ride. across the border in belgium, transport services were also disrupted. and patients in this hospital had a very lucky escape when a crane collapsed. whilst sunday is expected to bring some calm, another storm

danny savage, bbc news. canadian police say they've made at least 100 arrests as they move to end a truck drivers�* blockade of the capital, 0ttawa. more than 20 vehicles — including lorries parked outside parliament — have been towed away. drivers spent the last three weeks protesting against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations to cross into the united states. marieke walsh is a reporter with the globe and mail — i pointed out there were scuffles earlier and asked for an update on the situation. certainly, a few skirmishes that we saw, especially later this evening. it is friday in the capital. what you see behind me is this black or darker wall, that is a wall of people facing off with protesters and police. the police are walking towards them very slowly and deliberately, a few steps at a time and all the while, protesters are trying to resist them, facing off with them, sometimes shouting at them. but the police are still moving forward, still pushing forward, they have a lot of back—up, police

a danny shall abu me once to father promote avocado cultivation in nigeria. he knows if farmers here learn how to use less water and conserve resources. they can increase their profits. here has been offline with frown for decades. but the situation is particularly bleak at the moment. there's been no rain for months. the soil is too dry and hard to plant crops or vegetables and cut dues are also dying. that is right, crease, export, c. 2000000 people are fist, we've starvation, the crisis is partly due to global warming. but radical deforestation is also to blame. now rather than simply telling people to stop shopping, don't treat one group has come up with a creative way of effecting change. the music and festive atmosphere soon attract the crowd. this safe pony theatre group is performing to day in vermani in southern kenya. the play is about every day hardship, environmental issues and climate change. it's called me younger that means decades in swahili rather, holla, bigler, holland. i took it sweet through the last 40 years starting in 1981 when nature

danny savage, bbc news. a huge clean—up to be down there. more on this story and storm units and all the other headlines that we are covering on our website, also on our that you will want to download. this is bbc news — a reminder of our headlines... ukraine's president says his country would not be provoked into conflict by russia but was determined to protect itself with or without support from western allies. let's get more on that — tom keatinge is director of the centre for financial crime and security studies at the royal united services institute — a nonpartisan think—tank specialising in defence and security. here's what he makes of the west's response so far. the western allies have learned their lesson from 2014, which is you need to make it very clear in advance what these sanctions will be. we're trying to deter vladimir putin. in 2014, the sanctions came after he had acted, so all these messages we're hearing — whether it's from the foreign secretary, the prime minister, lindsey graham there, kamala harris today as we

if danny was very strong willed, i used to say stubborn. so he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. whole point was it was a good i think when you set yourself a goal that you try to achieve it at any cost, the big we've just told her this was in spite of all that of the 2 $122.00 soldiers who took the exam all, only $33.00 of those passed obama, danny and i were running in the same race. this battle march is the main test, those soldiers, stamina with them on blue with the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the way. that's a part of the special forces, code holes under no circumstances. will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield? i wish you drag your friend because he know that his life is more important than your own. i remember you. i passed the test in my 1st attempt and you've gainey on his 2nd or 3rd. what else? after passing that we could both proudly hold our heads up hig