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daniela heard out of, abc news -- daniela hurtado, abc news. >> another debate over gun control following one of these horrific events. there are new calls for more laws to assure parents when they send their kids to school, they will come home safe. ike ejiochi is joining us live where there appears to be bipartisan discussions happening now. ike: good morning. there appears to be encouraging signs on capitol hill when it comes to addressing gun reform. still, lawmakers are keeping their expectations low. in uvalde, a familiar argument erupting at this news conference. beto o'rourke, a democrat running for governor, interrupted the current governor greg abbott, calling his response to the shooting totally predictable. >> he says this was unpredictable. it was totally predictable and i predict this will continue to happen when you continue to have a governor who will not stand up for the people of texas. ike: in washington, the arguments are leading to discussions. senator susan collins has already met with other senators to discuss maine's red flag law, allowing authorities to temporaril

daniela relph. thank you- — sovereignty of the monarchy. daniela relph, thank you. what _ sovereignty of the monarchy. daniela relph, thank you. what should - sovereignty of the monarchy. daniela relph, thank you. what should we i sovereignty of the monarchy. daniela j relph, thank you. what should we be looking out for in this speech? we will try to get projections during the course of the next hour also before we joined a special programme following the ceremonial of the queen's speech and the delivery of the speech by the prince of wales. sara 0gilvie is the policy director at the child poverty action group. it is an important time for the pressure groups who have been lobbying behind—the—scenes to try to government —— try to get government to adopt some of your ideas, what are you looking for? aha, to adopt some of your ideas, what are you looking for?— are you looking for? a really great resonse are you looking for? a really great response from _ are you looking for? a really great response from government - are you looking for? a really great respons

daniela: the memorial continues to grow outside of robb elementary school. people dropping off items and paying their respects to the 21 victims. greg abbott is expected to be here today and president biden is expected to be here with the first lady on sunday. reporting live in uvalde, texas. julian: thank you for your stellar coverage. we have information on our abc 7 bay area streaming ap. you can get information on roku and amazon. kumasi: remembering the hollywood icon. reflecting on the life of ray liotta defined by the roles he played. drew: we are looking at the holiday weekend. tomorrow starts out on the cool side. writer condition sunday and monday. one date -- monday is the warmest day of the weekend. we want to drew: we are taking a live look from a live look from our roof time camera. we have low cloud cover with us but also ith clouds will give way to mostly sunny skies later on. winds come it has been so windy, the pattern remains the the onshore flow into the early afternoon, strongest through the delta where we get the vacuum affect. winds 20

>> juan pablo muÑoz and daniela alarcon still don't know exactly what plastic does to marine life. but it's alarming enough that it's been found in the stomachs of marine species. a world without plastic is unrealistic. but it's vital that it's used responsibly. >> this is just awful. just looking at it breaks my heart. >> intensive research is underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect their marine wildlife, and indeed ecosystems across the whole , planet. ♪ >> this week in "global ideas," we look at innovative efforts to slow climate change. in the west african country of ghana, there are plenty of creative ideas for developing a sustainable economy. but there is often a lack of capital to implement them. one platform is trying to solvs to crowdfunding from small and large investors. >> sylvester ayisi is excited to be out on the road, visiting companies. he works for the crowdfunding platform "frankly green." today's trip takes him some way out of ghana's capital, accra. a company seeking to produce ecofriendly toilet paper is hoping to fin

daniela relph, bbc news. before we go, a reminder of our breaking news — the president of the european council says the eu has agreed to ban more than two thirds of russian oil imports. he said this would cut a huge source of financing from moscow's war machine, adding russia's largest bank was being cut off from the swift systems and three more broadcasters were being banned. lots more for you on the bbc website and throughout the day on bbc news, so do stay tuned. that's it from us for now, thanks for watching. hello there. the week has started with plenty of heavy showers. the big question mark is around how many of those heavy showers will remain by the end of week for the platinumjubilee. we will talk more about that at the moment but we start with a look back at the recent satellite picture and show her satellite picture and shower clouds rotating on top of the uk underneath an area of low pressure which stays with us through tuesday so there will be for the showers. this frontal system being the risk

daniela: also, a chilling warning and it's before the shooting. they gunman suspecting a 15-year-old girl describing an argument with his grandmother. he writes "i am going to go shoot up an elementary school." this school superintendent ending the school year early. >> my heart was broken today for our small community. we will need your prayers to get us through this. daniela: something we did learn from representatives with the customs and border protection office is that four border patrol agent's were out here from a special team that were able to help stop the shooter with the help of local entities -- local and state officials. kumasi: the father of one of the students killed, 10-year-old amarie joe garza learned the details of what happened from other students. >> we got confirmation from other students in the classroom that she was just trying to call authorities. i guess he just shot her. how do you look at this girl and shooter -- and shoot her? she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mom and dad. she

for more, i'm very pleased to welcome daniela, farts so she is the executive director for europe and eurasia at the open societies foundation. thanks much for taking the time to join us. let's start with the proposed sanctions by the european commission. a complete import band on russian oil phasing out. it's used by the end of 2022. and that still needs to be agreed by you countries before it goes into force. how likely are we to get a consensus with question really as to what his 10 transition period is, can be granted to each member stays because some are more dependent on russian. all the live race than others. hungry is one of them. select is another one. and one might think that henry could attempted to, to brought the package because of its proximity to russia, which is nothing that would apply to the lakia, which is among those managers of the european union that really had very early on and continuously delivered to ukraine to fight russia. so i think the, the, our holy and the compromise, and i do think that the european commission past for the past, today's announcement ve

daniela relph, bbc news. that's it for us on newsday. thanks for watching. hello there. the week has started with plenty of heavy showers. the big question mark is around how many of those heavy showers will remain by the end of week for the platinumjubilee. quite a chilly start to the morning, there will be some spells of sunshine, but some showers from the word go, and those will develop quite widely into the afternoon. some will be heavy and some will be thundery. parts of wales in the southwest could drive out. isa 17 degrees. —— highs of. this band of cloud is likely to bring some rain across northern ireland through the evening. that moving across the irish sea, southwest scotland, and parts of wales as we head into wednesday morning. elsewhere, clearspells and one or two showers. wednesday again getting off to a relatively chilly start in some places. no prizes for guessing — wednesday is another sunshine and showers day, but the showers will be focused across central and eastern parts. towards the west, not as many showers, more in the way of sunshine. with

daniela relph —— daniela relph at windsor, thank you. stay with us on the bbc news channel to follow the full ceremony, at 10:30am we will join huw edwards and his team at bbc one forfull coverage and join huw edwards and his team at bbc one for full coverage and we will be back after that you analyse the detail of what is in the queen's speech. let's speak more about the ceremonial, that is the reason for the security arrangements and the reason why this whole process is conducted in this way rather than a press notice issued from 10 downing street. this is london this morning, rather grey and drought, one usually illuminated with the spectacle and the colour. in the past it was a carriage in the days of charles ii, it was even a royal barge heading down the thames. now it will probably be a car bringing prince charles not a very long distance from central london to deliver the queen's speech. emily nash is royal editor of hello magazine. goodness me, how much of your magazine has been filled with coverage of the royals. this magazine h

daniela relph, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

daniela relph, bbc news, central london. not a trifling matter. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. hello again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ireland. a few splashes from northern england, north wales, but the majority of the rain has been working its way across scotland. it will continue to move its way eastwards over the next few hours, the rain tending to become confined, really, to north—western areas of scotland, where it will be quite heavy at times, quite windy, as well. these are kind of temperatures as we head into the first part of friday morning. so it is a mild start to the day, 9—ii celsius. then for many of us, it's a bright enough start, as well. some sunshine to come for england and wales, but a different story for scotland, where low pressure will be pushing this band of rain, particularly across northern and western areas. through the day, the

daniela relph, bbc news, central london. in cambodia, fishermen have landed a surprising catch which led to an impressive rescue. a giant stingray got stuck in the nets of these local fishermen. the animal was 13 feet long and weighed more than 400 pounds but, helped by a fish biologist they manouvered it onto a sheet and released it back into the river. the freshwater stingray is a significant finding in this threatened remote stretch of river in cambodia. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. a reminder of our main story this hour: the un is stepping up this hour: the un is stepping up and will investigation against allegations against russia for war crimes. the un's human rights council voted to examine accusations that russian troops carried out a trust so —— carried out atrocities in kyiv. hello again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ir

daniela relph, bbc news. and a big few days coming up for the queen, of course, and for the queen, of course, and for pretty much everyone else coming up across the uk. finally, the world's most famous painting, the mona lisa, has had cake thrown at it. the piece was left with white cream smeared across its protective glass. a man disguised as an old woman in a wheelchair attacked leonardo da vinci's artwork in paris. visitors to the louvre said the man was heard shouting "think of the earth" as he was escorted out by security. he was later arrested. and that is bbc news. goodbye for now. hello there. the week has started with plenty of heavy showers. the big question mark is around how many of those heavy showers will remain by the end of week for the platinumjubilee. we will talk more about that at the moment, but we start with a look back at the recent satellite picture. shower clouds rotating on top of the uk, underneath an area of low pressure, which stays with us through tuesday, so there will be furthe

daniela relph, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show goes behind the scenes of a once—in—a—decade german passion play. this week on the travel show, a resurrection in bavaria. i found the role of playing jesus to be very exhausting. every day after the play, you are really exhausted because it is a very demanding day. 50 years of interrail. very relevant today in terms of the greenness and sustainability, and also that wonderful thing — slow travel. and, a night in the best house in belfast. not only am i staying in the same house, i'm actually going to be sleeping in the very room that he had as a child. this week, i'm in the capital city, belfast, recently the subject of a big feature film about the childhood of the actor, director kenneth granya, but i am here to find out more about another of the city's famous designs. you may guess who that is if you look at the statue behind me. first though, we're in germany to see an incredible, once—in—a—decade performance of a play staged by a who

daniela relph, bbc news, central london. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, senior associate editor of the new statesman, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. first let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the metro features pictures from a cctv video which it says show clear evidence of a russian war crime in ukraine — soldiers shooting unarmed civilians in the back. the ft leads on the turbulence in crypto—currency markets, and also reports on the growing political clamour for a windfall energy tax. the telegraph carries comments from the former brexit minister lord frost, calling on borisjohnson to rip up the northern ireland protocol. however, the ice as the house of lords may try to block government moves to scrap protocol. —— the i. the guardian reports that a delegation of american politicians to discuss us concerns over

daniela relph, bbc news. early returns in the presidential election in the philippines give ferdinand marcosjunior, the son of the former dictator, a clear lead over his main rival. but the vote has been marred by reports of nearly 2000 malfunctioning counting machines, leaving many questioning the integrity of the vote, as howard johnson reports. philippine history is turning on its head. reporter: people power has taken over... - once a disgraced family ousted from the presidential palace in 1986, amidst charges of corruption and brutality, the marcos family looks set to return with the people's backing. this was bongbong marcos earlier, casting his vote in his father ferdinand marcos�* hometown. he was joined by his son, sandro — the 27—year—old is running for congress. and this, a rare appearance of 92—year—old mother, imelda, once a byword for greed because of her excessive collection of designer shoes, bankrolled by the taxpayer. the marcoses now promise a return to a golden age of economic

daniela relph, bbc news, central london. congratulations to gemma, the champion baker. in cambodia, fishermen have landed a surprising catch which led to an impressive rescue. a giant stingray got stuck in the nets of these local fishermen. the animal was 13 feet long and weighed more than 200 kilograms but, helped by a fish biologist, they manoeuvred it onto a sheet and released it back into the river. that is it for the show. thank you for watching. hello again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ireland. a few splashes from northern england, north wales, but the majority of the rain has been working its way across scotland. it will continue to move its way eastwards over the next few hours, the rain ending to become confined, really, to north—western areas of scotland, where it will be quite heavy at times, quite windy, as well. these are kind of temperatures as we head into the first part of friday

cnn congressional reporter daniela diaz is live on capitol hill. so daniela, this visit coincides with president biden's push to get his aid package through congress. but senator rand paul delayed until next week, right? any kind of approval of that additional $40 billion to ukraine. so what is going on? >> fred, senator rand paul, that kentucky republican very conservative, basically blocked that vote in the senate, a fast track process that both senators mitch mcconnell and senate majority leader chuck schumer were hoping that the bill would help ukraine, a measure that would create a inspector general to oversee how the ukraine military aid is spent. now he was offered a vote on the amendment but that was not enough for him. he wants that measure added to the underlying bill. so the problem here is that the senate was unable to fast track that process, vote on it even though it is a bipartisan bill, very rare here on capitol hill. the majority of the senate supports that legislation and it would pass. so instead now chuck shum ser going through

they dictate to his fingers how to move. daniela's ambler suspects, but this musical grammar is processed in the brain exactly like languages here. the hot sentiment d by music. these order 2 centers are active even when the musician plays piano without hearing any the torsion sent from here. and these motor centers are active, even when he's only listening without playing there's actually a copper we see a strong coupling between these 2 regions. and up here the grammatical center is active regardless of whether the musician is hearing or playing something bounds on vesuvius house. we come thus musica biology test showed that musicians follow the grammatical rules of music and to activate the same grammatical centers in the brain as when hearing language and using chromatic will roll daddy camacho from reagan and then it, it took kind of, ah, the urge to move to music is a phenomenon that's been studied by peter roost, a danish jazz musician and brain researcher, who's been studying the impact of rhythm and music on our motor skills to schumann brain is specifically good at predicting th

in leipzig, daniela's i'm law is looking at how our brains processed language and music. she's discovered a range of common factors with a key role played by the melody of a language called the property then kinda of david called the 13 children listen to once they're born is the rhythm and melody of their native language. you see not some guy used very specific features such as melodic line or poses to determine where a wood begins and ends in one full i bought. and if we now assume that it's crucial to learn the rhythm of language, and that music also contains a certain rhythms condition. and it suggests that children who undergo musical therapy will have a better perception of rhythm and not only musically, but also with language. so now in translating music rhythm and sounds like a movement, oak trains our senses and enhances our motor skills that helps children to develop their cognitive skills, improving their learning, thinking and memory. and the general perception music mom for in that dusky decimal spin, msf who is making music, affects the brain. especially if

the stakes are hi daniela parts are executive director for europe and asia at the open society foundations. thanks so much for taking the time to break that down for us. thank you very much for having me. ah. the russian invasion has turned the lives of ordinary ukrainians upside down. the united nations estimates that more than 5 and a half 1000000 people have been forced to flee the country and finding their footing abroad is especially difficult for those with family members requiring special care or medical attention. deterred on that.

knowing my love of food and art, daniela has invited me to a festival this evening. a very fancy festival. the one thing that everybody has in common is the food. >> yeah. this event is about as far as you can get from the wheat threshing festival. here florence's richest and most powerful families have gathered, as they have for centuries, to toast the city's new creative talent from chefs and musicians, to artists hoping to follow in the footsteps of da vinci and michelangelo. >> you are right now in a situation where, more or less 500 years ago, the medici would have done something like this. so we're going to go and have some food now. >> she knows me too well. really? it's a very sophisticated form of panzenella. this looks very different to the rustic bread salad we had for lunch. >> daniella: but it tastes of panzanella. it completely tastes of panzanella. panzanella was what the farmers would eat. and now it's turned into this very sophisticated-- >> tucci: foam. >> foam. you see, the past being rediscovered. >> tucci: it's a little renaissance in a bowl. >>

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daniela relph, bbc news, central london. and you can find out who is crowned winner later this evening on bbc one — 'thejubilee pudding: 70 years in the baking' is at eight o'clock, on bbc one. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. as far as the weather goes today, for many it's been very decent. sunshine around, and this flat structure cumulus cloud spreading across the sky for a time. you can see how it has been building up, but we still got to 18 in the south—east of england. clouds thickening across the north west and we have some rain heading its way into northern ireland and across western scotland. you can see that here on the radar picture. that will be pushing eastwards, so turning wet across the isle of man, northern england, probably some splashes into northern wales for a time. that clears out of the way leaving rain in the north west of scotland overnight. otherwise it is dry with temperatures up to 11 degrees so quite a mild night as well. tomorrow, most will start with early morning sunshine

let's bring in daniela, chief economist at macro strategist at private bank. daniela, a think a 50 basis point hike from the fed is a dumb deal this week. is there any fines of what could actually surprise the market at this point? could the fed get more hawkish? >> yes. what could surprise, if if there is a rate hike at this week's meeting or one of these meeting, the market, however, already prices and a fair amount of pricing. a fast rate of interest rate hikes and big rate hikes, 50 basis points, this meeting on the next meeting. we have investors for significant tightening by the fed and for several other central banks. yvonne: most people when they look at the outlook for 2022 is the first half of inflation. the second half's concerns about growth. how do you see that transition playing out. is it more soft landing, goldilocks scenario or more volatile than that? >> i think the question is where inflation settles, really. so what we assume, if that in the second half, and the u.s. and in other countries we begin to see the pace of price increases slowing

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cnn's daniela diaz on capitol hill this morning. are you getting a sense from senator manchin that something is different this time around? >> reporter: he said it himself when he talked to reporters after meeting with this bipartisan group on thursday. he said, of course, you just quoted him. he called it very encouraging. but he compared to talks after sandy hook shooting, also very horrific. he said, quote, i was here in 2013 after the sandy hook shooting and getting people to participate back then until pat toomey stepped forward wasn't anyone jumping forward. he's really implying that republicans weren't eager to start discussions with democrats on some sort of gun safety legislation or some sort of legislation that could help combat any future, horrific shootings. a pattern in this country that we've seen again and again. of course, this comes after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the senate gave his blessing to senator john cornyn, the senior senator from texas to start these discussions with dem

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