. >> daniel: bonjour, daniel, ça vas? >> anthony: the kids attack their food like hungry trenchermen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. it's good. >> daniel: delicious. >> anthony: yeah, this is good. >> daniel: i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> anthony: i love that they cooked with wine too. you're going to jail for that in the states. >> daniel: exactly, in making the sauce. >> anthony: crap, these kids eat fast. look at how fast this kid eats. turn your head, they'll eat your soup right out of your plate. my school lunchroom, you pushed up your tray, just like in prison, bob, "move it along." bop, "move it along." >> daniel: yeah, here they come -- they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love marie gives to the food she makes and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> anthony: dessert is homemade fromage blanc -- farmer cheese, with chocolate and oran

. >> so, this story is about a teenage sweetie named daniel. danielle law clear. it seems everyone in her orbit, young and old, got a boost from her take on life. including your mom rhoda. >> she was just a funny, with the girl, she stood out, she shined. >> she was always happy, never seen or without a smile on her face. >> then yells and, sheena papa, was somewhere between an older sister in a surrogate mom for danielle. daniel was living with, while her mother worked her way through it painful divorce in another state >> my sister was like, do you mind daniel coming, i was like not at all. >> so she dropped and very naturally? >> danielle was the outsider, a new school, for all about ten minutes. caroline and danielle became about best buds immediately >> we are sitting in an auditorium and i guess everybody was kind of scared to talk to her because of how pretty she was. i just have to run a children started complementing our hair, and started making jokes she started making jokes and hanging out with us all the time. >> a few weeks into her freshman year, ken

garvin: --daniel sievert is doing what he does best-- daniel: he's really gentle. garvin: --which is letting his dogs, emerson and cooper, do what they do best-- daniel: it's just me and these two guys. yes, we are the team. garvin: --giving comfort to anyone they meet but, most often, to those in difficult circumstances. daniel: we show up after traumatic things that happen across the nation. garvin: it's a journey daniel and his dogs have been on for nine years but one, honestly, that started well before that. daniel: this was the adventure of a lifetime. garvin: when daniel was just 20, he made what he calls a poor choice. he climbed a power pole and got too close to the power. daniel: twelve thousand volts went through my body three times, thirty seconds each. garvin: daniel did go on to raise a family, but the accident lingered with him physically, emotionally, and financially. in 2013, daniel was living out of his car in san luis obispo with his two service dogs. it was then, though, the daniel heard the news about the boston marathon bombings. daniel says he

go ahead, daniel. well, you know, peter, i'm into tories conspiracy theorists. of course, it all seems connected to me. obviously, obviously turning up the dial in ukraine, which is a very convenient thing for the west to do now. especially with zelinski and surprise, surprise, still more trouble. he lost control of the night in their parliament. he's desperate to stay relevant. of course, the western countries are desperate to keep things going. we saw another barrage of rockets into don bass yesterday. i think it was recently, of course, and we see of we see the migrant ward, which i think is certainly a hybrid war in on the border of polen bells entirely. the fault indirectly certainly of the e u and you have the u. s. of course the mount whitney in the black sea. so this is sort of an encircling hybrid war against russia and it just goes to show the blinking is no better than previous secretaries of state the buy. the ministration is asleep at the wheel. okay, well peters, and then let's agree. the

host: daniel suhr with the liberty justice center. taking your phone calls on phone lines split as usual. -- sorry it is phone lines split differently than usual. employers can call in at (202) 748-8000. employees, (202) 748-8001. all others, it is (202) 748-8002 . we mentioned this story today to our viewers in our first segment. thousands of new york city firefighters, police officers, and other employees stand to lose their paychecks starting today for failing to comply with mayor bill de blasio's covid-19 and eight. the mayor's office said about 24,000 employees remain unvaccinated and are subject to the mandate. your thoughts on that deadline in new york? guest: these workers in new york have been the essential workers that we have been applauding for serving us through the hardest time to this pandemic. i think it is a shame that that service is just going to be discarded by the mayor, just tossed aside because these folks want to hold onto their individual right to choose. this is something that has always been fundamental to u

danielle, i'll start with you. you know, i don't think this was an apology. she doesn't apologize for what she said or to the congresswoman. but interestingly, what i noticed as well is that she sent this non-apology from her official twitter account, not from her personal account. her personal account has almost four times as many followers as her government account. as far as apologies go here, was hers as bad as it possibly gets? tell me if i'm wrong. >> i mean, one, ayman, i'm so thankful that you brought up the fact that her apology came from the account she has the least amount of followers on. what we need to understand about this republican party is that they are not going to come out against their racist base because this is who they are. they are a party of white nationalists. you have marjorie taylor greene trying to get a congressional medal of freedom for a murderer, kyle rittenhouse. you have paul gosar threatening to literally murder one of his colleagues, which wouldn't be able to happen in a depart

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president daniel ortega and his wife, the vice president, say those arrested were guilty of terrorism and sedition, calling them criminals who attacked their country. from neighbouring costa rica, exiled opponents have urged their countrymen to boycott the vote, hoping abstention will send the government a message. translation: on the seventh of november, nicaraguans would say no to this. no two daniel ortega's kidnappings and as long as our nicaraguan mothers still in this country closer door in this dictatorship, those of us in exile will raise our voices for those who are kidnapped. it our voices for those who are kidnapped-— kidnapped. it is not “ust exiled candidates h kidnapped. it is notjust exiled candidates who l kidnapped. it is notjust - exiled candidates who can't reach nicaragua, as daniel ortega essentially holds this vote the hind closed doors. the government of daniel ortega has told us we are not allowed into nicaragua to cover this election. that is no meaningful opposition candidates, no international election observers and now no foreign media either. critics s

my name is steve daniel. i'm a college communications, major graduate mother of an early childhood teacher, an intern architect and a new grandmother. i'll be celebrating my 30th wedding anniversary this year. i serve as president and ceo of the better business bureau of the upstate and the better business bureau. education foundation of the position i've held since 2000 and 11, b b b is a nonprofit promoting trust between consumers and businesses in the marketplace and has been around for more than 100 years. when i was first offered the position, i was intrigued. i grew up with a father who was a huge advocate for the bbb when his friends needed assistance with customer service issues. my dad would always say call the bbb. after a few weeks on the job, i received an invitation to speak to a senior group about the latest scams. i'll never forget that day i spoke to those seniors and listen to their scam stories. it was heartbreaking. i learned to speak louder, ask questions, listen and the most important par

season. —— daniel thacker has left norwich. —— daniel farke. the weather results from today on the warmest place was in scotland with 15.3 celsius. scotland saw some heavy rain as well in fact with a 2k hours up to 6pm having 1a millimetres of rain and it did brighten up towards the end of the afternoon as much of scotland has been and there are further heavy showers around and winds are strengthening initially tonight across the western isles in north—west scotland with strongest winds of low pressure moved east into orkney or north—east scotland for a time gusts of 60—70 mph, may be a bit more, exposed coasts and hills along with further ship heavy showers are outbreaks of rain so expect some travel disruption. into tomorrow's well, large waves, dangerous conditions and some case. one or two showers across southern and western areas, mild night to come, 6—11 c. it is windy but the winds are clear, strongest across northern and eastern parts of scotland. on through the morning as well and again tomorrow morning strom discussed transfer

daniel pinto also spends a lot of time in new york. he has been splitting his time for many years now. so leave it to jp morgan with the best statement. a spokesman said this makes the most sense personally and professionally for daniel. guy: how old is daniel pinto, and if they are putting this in place, is he going to stick around for another five years? sonali: daniel is 58 years old. he has been a key deputy. last year, he stepped up alongside gordon smith. he is really seen as an emergency replacement at this point in time. really, the succession planning is putting a very big eye on arian lake and jennifer but zach as they start to rise in their roles. as these businesses start to take greater form these women start to show their leadership capacity, they have been leaders of the bank for a long time, the spotlight will really be on them. guy: that is fascinating. so basically, this isn't succession planning. this is emergency cover. sonali: i am going to put you on the field reporting because jp morgan's footprint in europe as i

reportera: los simpatizantes de daniel ortega salieron a la calle a celebrar la victoria de daniel ortega. ortega obtiene un resultado de mÁs de 70%. >> como era de esperarse, el fraude fue consolidado ayer. seguiremos trabajando para incidir de forma directa. reportera: varios miembros de la comunidad internacional tampoco reconocen los resultados, incluyendo al presidente biden y a la comunidad europea. el observatorio independiente urnas abiertas estima una abstenciÓn del 80%. >> para hacerle sincera, el ambiente se siente triste. >> seguir trabajando. reportera: el gobierno tiene mÁs de 200 presos polÍticos. >> algunos pocos tienen juicios iniciados. es una irregularidad total. reportera: el consejo supremo electoral darÁ a conocer el conteo de votos. jorge: la compaÑÍa regeneron dice que su medicamento ofrece una alta eficacia. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] mijo, tenemos que hablar. ¿qué hice? me compré el nuevo y poderoso iphone 13 pro en t-mobile. mira lo que grabé con tu mamá usando el nuevo modo de cine del iphone. ¿ves cómo cambia el enfoque? ¡guau! ¿ves este ícono? con el

daniel: i guess it is what are your alternatives. generally we have seen that equities are going to be one of the most resilient asset classes when you are in either a high or rising inflation environment. jonathan: a bit of a connection issue there with dan morris of bnp paribas. i asked that question because in a world of 5% cpi and 4% real gdp growth, there will be some people out there who believe corporate america will keep adapting, profitability will keep on rising, and this equity market will keep on rising, unless something happens in the bond market. we had pgim on the program yesterday, and the point that robert tipp made, forget all of this stuff about higher inflation. look at what is happening with the long bond, still in and around 2%. it is not building higher in a material way. lisa: this is friendly pessimistic. bond traders tend to be pessimistic. this might be the most bearish indicator out there. the idea that you saw this curb inversion, that 20 year yields were higher than 30 year yields for the first time sinc

is that what you are seeing in the data as well #daniel: -- as well? daniel: around $77. we are seeing it is a tight market. we see the spare capacity shrinking and if you have decent global growth, you are going to have a big call on oil. if jet fuel starts to come back and people start going on airplanes again, that tightens the market 3.5 million barrels a day. people have the sense that there is the risk that is separate from the natural gas and the coal problems and the slow wind speeds that have bedeviled europe. yousef: thank you very much for that is daniel yergin -- thank you very much. that is daniel yergin. plenty more coming up on bloomberg tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers w

daniel: hugely. to the extent wages are not keeping pace it creates enormous political problems across the board. that is something that is going to correct itself when price is correct. that will happen during the course of the next couple of quarters. at the end of the day i believe this is all wrapped up, certainly by the end of the second quarter of next year and it could happen sooner. one of the things i was talking about in a conference was the prospect of a major disinflationary down spike when we actually catch up with all of the backlogs in the supply chain. that is a significant issue. we have ramped up production in asia, factories are running two and three shifts. production is at a huge high. that will continue. look at china. china will not be building housing anymore because of the evergrande situation. they will return to the export sector. we are going to be overwhelmed with supply in a few quarters. that is going to create the opposite of the effect we are seeing today. tom: you an

thank you, daniel. thank while. meanwhile, frances president, emmanuel lac ron says riots sparked by coven 19 restrictions in the french overseas . territory of guadalupe have created a very explosive situation. his government has now sent a special forces to the caribbean to try to end the unrest. nadine baba has one buildings on fire in one up between the caribbean archipelago of guadalupe. this is french overseas territory, and after nearly a week of civil unrest here, the government in paris is sending reinforcements on top of the $200.00 extra personnel already in place. 50 police special forces have just arrived. these pictures are from a local news channel. ah. 2 a nighttime curfew was imposed on friday, but it hasn't brought com more than 30 people were arrested that night alone. michigan has ever called a school course that we've ascertained not only that there was disorder, but that live ammunition was used against law enforcement officers. lou things now taking place of the island which has o

las prÓximas horas se anunciarÁ la reelecciÓn de daniel ortega. muriÓ en mÉxico el roberto rocha, uno de los actores mÁs reconocidos del mundo de la ce noguera. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de beudut y paulina sodi. fÉlix: buenas noches. cuatro muertos en el festival astroworld. ya se presentÓ una demanda contra el contante travis scott y los organizadores del evento. presentadora: son ocho vÍctimas, lamentan la pÉrdida de un ser querido. estos son los rostros de las vÍctimas identificadas hasta ahora. elena rodrÍguez de 16 aÑos, john de 14 aÑos, atleta en una preparatoria de houston. este hombre de 27 aÑos muriÓ al salvar a su novia del concierto. axel acosta, estudiante universitario que es la vÍctima. su padre habÍa pedido informaciÓn. >> fuera del estadio colocan flores. tambiÉn describen el trauma que vivieron. >> sÓlo querÍa respirar y no podÍa. >> ellos mismos han llegado a honrar la memoria de los desaparecidos. fÉlix: un corresponsal hablÓ con el padre de un joven que perdiÓ la vida

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okay, daniel swine, the, the ally for us in northern argentina. daniel, thank you. or let's head back to glasgow. join us from there is tim wainwright and the chief executive you, kate, for water aides and his good to have you with us on the user. when we think of global warming, it's usually temperature's getting hotter and people suffering that way, but it is also affecting what sir, without which none of us can can survive. how are you getting your message across to the delegates and so on at coff about the challenge is climate change is pause and to water will thank you very much. and it's great to be m khatri hearing this coverage and, and focusing on water. because actually, as your report just now illustrated, climate change is here now and affecting many, many of the poorest countries in the world who did the least to cause the, or the climate change. and the, the way in which climate change affects people is actually principally through water. either far too much or not enough. ah, so you can either floods or you're getting droughts, you're getting weather

but not daniel. people don't just disappear into thin air. >> true. >> did that sort of feel like what's happened here? >> yes. yeah. it's a very, very challenging case. >> no matter how much the family asks for this to be a criminal investigation, can that happen? >> we can't make up evidence. absolutely suspicious circumstances related to the case. >> reporter: frustrated and heartbroken, robinson hired a private investigator. where are we going? >> down here is where the vehicle was recovered from. >> is that the glass from the car? >> yes. >> when you looked at this accident, what are the discrepancies that you noticed right away? >> i believe it was in more than one collision. >> what does the data from the black box of the car tell new that there was 11 additional miles on the vehicle since the air bags came out. >> what does that tell you? >> that tells me it was crashed somewhere else. >> does that sound suspicious? what explains that? >> well, we had the national expert that came in and prov

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president daniel ortega is widely expected to maintain his grip on power, after clamping down on his political opponents. from neighbouring costa rica, will grant sent this report. if this were a normal election, the people of nicaraguans would be reflecting on a long, hard fought campaign and deciding who to install as the next president. however, this is far from a normal vote. nor, critics say, is it a legitimate one. this year, president daniel ortega has arrested more than 35 opposition figures, including seven presidential candidates under a draconian treason law. others have been forced into exile. in the toothless electoral fight that remains, he's all but guaranteed victory. president ortega and his wife, the vice president rosario murillo, say those arrested were guilty of terrorism and sedition, calling them criminals who attacked their country. from neighbouring costa rica, exiled opponents have urged their countrymen to boycott the vote, hoping abstention will send the sandinista government a message. translation: on the 7th| of november, nicaraguans will say no to this

i think we can safely say that daniel 0rtega will be announced as the next president. it'sjust 0rtega will be announced as the next president. it's just by what margin of victory, really. as has been an election that has been sullied from the very start injune, the second of june. he arrested one of the leading presidential candidates against ten, christiana, and following that the whole swathe more, seven presidential candidates in total, 35 critical voices, and many more sincejournalists critical voices, and many more since journalists have been forced from the country. it is a very, very difficult picture for nicaraguans to see the election being held in that kind of environment whether there are election resurfaced him as he mentioned to the introduction of foreign journalists, and yet, the government is claiming that this government is somehow free and fair. ., this government is somehow free and fair. . ., ., , , and fair. yeah, what does this tell us? or — and fair. yeah, what does this tell us? or what _ and fair. yeah, what does this tell us? or what does -

what daniel ortega has organized is a political circus. that's why we are dressed as clowns to mock his circus. we continue crying out for justice, for all those he has killed since taking power. at least the other 8 government critics were reportedly arrested in nicaragua before the polls opened. many of the exiles they were forced to leave their country here into costa rica as exile. so that they wouldn't end up like these people who are among the more than 300, the garage was killed by police paramilitary groups during the 2018 uprising now. many nicaraguans are asking the international community to step up to the plane. the us government is expected to announce stronger sanctions against the government shortly while the use has its considering what action to take to put further pressure on the government. as for the election results, with all the competitive opposition candidates behind bars, the poles was never about who would get the most vote. but rather that this is would take us in power. to see a newman al jazeera sank, we'll say

danielle, ck, cal, as always, you have been great in this trial. thank you. >>> up next, migration tragedy. dozens deds after the boat capsized. now two u.s. allies at odds on how to stop it. >>> the crisis. a state suffering a 70% spike in covid cases. is testing the answer to keep your family safe this holiday season? you are watching msnbc. the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the thing missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. as a dj, i know all about customization. i just didn't have t

. >> reporter: when detective george daniels arrived nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's friends rushed to join in the search. her husband brad made a public plea for help. >> anyone that knows anything, i just want them to contact the police with any information they may have. again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> reporter: volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train, she combed the surrounding parks and lakes and this woman they had grown to love since she and brad moved down from >> 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 in brad and nancy's case, calgary, that's where they met back in'98. >> i really liked her. >> reporter: as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> it's someone who is warm, genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> reporter: brad became a helpful member of the family

le damos la bienvenida a daniel. bienvenido. daniel: siempre me siento como en casa. la verdad. karla: tu nombre es sinÓnimo de buena energÍa, de ganas de cambiar algo. cuÉntanos de este mensaje, las trampas del miedo. daniel: un libro que tardÓ casi cuatro aÑos en poderse tejer y forjar. es una visita las dimensiones biolÓgicas, psicolÓgicas y espirituales del miedo, nuevas estrategias tÉcnicas, herramientas claramente para desmantelar su intensidad. no es un libro clÍnico ni pretende sustituir una terapia, un libro combativo inspiracional claramente y considero que es muy puntual, es para todo el que quiera acercarse a su miedo y encontrar la estrategia para poderlo abordar o mÍnimamente aprender a sortearlo. el recorrido es emocionante. la verdad es que es muy interesante. estÁ escrito de forma sencilla pero con la complejidad necesaria de este monstruo de 1000 cabezas. karla: un momento muy especial en donde todos nos atacÓ el miedo. cÓmo se supera? daniel: es que el miedo estÁ para protegerte, si no fuera por el miedo al ser humano seguirÍan las cavernas u ex

daniel is laughing at the entire world by holding this type of vote on the e. u and international human rights organizations are calling the election of farce . the biden administration has already announced it will impose new sanctions. but there are a handful of candidates on the ballot besides mr. and mrs. ortega, who is the vice president. some people are more disclosures in that they are very unknown figures in the country, very little known. and they run for parties that are widely perceived as collaborators. with the government, so i'm blaming this video posted on social media networks, calls on nicaraguans to protest against what is being described as a fraud by staying at home. the catholic church has also joined the campaign. banner in good. all city are so blessed they would be at bottom if necessary conditions for every one blow participated in free, just transparent and competitive presidential elections within special operation and want to hold it. but president ortega is going ahead with the election overseen only by his close allies and in anoth

and it's notjust exiled candidates who can't reach nicaragua, as daniel ortega essentially holds this vote behind closed doors. the government of daniel ortega has told us we are not allowed into nicaragua to cover this election. that's no meaningful opposition candidates, no international election observers and now no foreign media either. critics say this is an election in name only. while some can't enter nicaragua, others are desperate to leave. there's been a sharp rise in the numberfleeing ortega's autocratic rule, including hundreds whojoined a migrant caravan slowly making its way across southern mexico. since 2018, when more than 300 were killed in anti—ortega protests, the us has ramped up sanctions on the government, but many say they're ineffective in forcing change. this then will be a vote largely for ortega loyalists. when the president is surely re—elected in a landslide, his supporters will claim it was free and fair and dismiss criticism as an international plot against him. in reality, after 1a consecutive years of daniel ortega and his wife in power, this vote

the us in europe lead international condemnation of nicaragua was long time leda daniel ortega describing his re election as a false calls for the un to investigate off to palestinian rights groups accuse israel of hacking activists focus ah. the conflicts in ethiopia to cry reach and is at risk of becoming a nationwide civil war. that's the warning today from the un security council, which matters. rebels threatened to march on the capital, addis ababa government forces slipping, battling them for a year. now, the african unions envoys meeting local leaders to push for de escalation. as mike hannah reports from the united nations. the message to the security council is clear, the time is short, the window to secure a mediated settlement. the conflict is closing in a country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear. what is certain is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real. the council was addressed remotely by the african repre

but not daniel. people don't just disappear into thin air. >> true. >> reporter: does that feel like what happened here? >> yes, yeah. it is a very challenging case. >> reporter: no matter how much the family asks for this to be a criminal investigation, can you make that happen. >> we can't make up evidence. absolutely suspicious circumstances related to the case. >> reporter: frustrated and heart broken, robinson hired a private investigator. where are we going. >> down here is where the vehicle was recovered from. >> reporter: is that the glass from the car? >> yes. >> reporter: when you looked at this accident, what are the discrepancies that you noticed right away? >> i believe it was in more than one collision. >> reporter: what does the black box on the cartel you? >> 11 additional miles were driven an the original crash. >> reporter: what does that tell you. >> they ended up speaking to an expert at jeep. the expert says sometimes it happens and it is not unusual. >> reporter: but the data al

but not daniel. >> people just don't disappear into thin air. does that feel like what's happened here? >> yes. it's a very, very challenging case. >> reporter: no matter how much the family asks for this to be a criminal investigation, can you make that happen? >> we can't make up evidence. absolutely suspicious circumstances related to the case. >> reporter: frustrated and heartbroken, robinson hired a private investigator. where are we going? >> down here is where the vehicle was recovered from. >> reporter: is that the glass from the car? >> yes. >> reporter: when you looked at this accident, what are the discrepancies you noticed right away? >> i believe it was in more than one collision. >> reporter: what does the data from the black box of the cartel you? >> that there was 11 additional miles on the vehicle since the airbags came out. >> reporter: what does that tell you? >> that it crashed somewhere else. >> reporter: does that sound suspicious? what explains that? >> the national expert told us his findings and an expert at jeep told us

did you know daniel? >> no. i just wanted to help. >> reporter: you're just helping out a stranger on a saturday? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> you know what, i can't imagine what that man's going through. >> reporter: as the search for daniel goes into its fifth month, another family is in the midst of a terrible mystery for a fifth year. the family of nicky and ariana fitz. >> ariana is very energetic. very happy. >> reporter: 2-year-old ariana went missing under the most suspicious of circumstances in the san francisco bay area in 2016. her mother nicky fitz was found in a shallow grave in san francisco's mclaren park, but ariana was gone. >> it, one, breaks my heart that ariana is not with her mom. and ariana is not with her family. but it also breaks my heart even more is that i know that nicky wants nothing more than ariana to be with us, to be home. >> reporter: tessa fitz says she is convinced her niece ariana was taken by people close to ariana's mother. san francisco police search for weeks, they had s

i will start with you, daniel. this has been incredibly divisive how can a group of people look at one thing and see so many different things at the same time ask. >> it goes to show the media role, there were people on social media were surprised everyone involved was white. they were convinced that was racially divided, i don't know what this has to do with race people are so ill-informed and it was great listening to your previous guest who is an attorney but the amount of wannabe lawyers on social media who are exacerbating households and etc. from we have to hope kenosha does not have the same problems did posture. we have to stop as a country regardless of any critical judicial outcome. we have to stop treating couples probably property and livelihoods and businesses, regardless of what happens from have to stop allowing this to take place. kennedy: i have to agree with daniel, chris. he got responsible business owners and they've done absolutely nothing wrong and they are protective of where they live. a lot

so in recent years, daniel nazero was one of the only cyclists in town. until 2010, that is, when the city finally started investing in bicycle mobility. over 140 km of bike lanes have been built, along with a popular bike-share system. and it's working! bike commuting went up 4% in just few years. and daniel just might help improve this number by giving people access to more bikes. his organization, la rueda popular - "wheels for the people" - gives new life to old bikes, before passing them on to citizens who can't afford them. yeah. that's really simple. beautifully simple, right? yeah. there you go. - it's time to load up and introduce these bikes to their new owners. we're delivering them to a nearby low-income neighbourhood. with help from community centres and ngos, daniel and his crew have given out 4,000 bikes in four years! it's a life-sized success story: citizens delivering bikes to the next generation, thereby creating the future urban cycling population. this... this is my kind of fairytale. everybody wants a bike. everybody wants a bike. so

that'll welcome by protesters, but will not consent daniel ortega. they have just held a vote devoid of meaningful rivals and with no election observers orjournalists present. and they will use such electoral theatre to justify remaining in powerfor years to come. will grant, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: tributes are paid to one of iran's most prominent cartoonists who's died from covid—i9. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public. eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display - but on the local campaign l headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. i berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the s

daniel ortega warner on 76 percent of the vote on sunday. most opposition triggers were arrested or bored from running. the u. s. is fully reopened to many international travelers. 20 months after the pandemic shot them out. visitors from more than 30 countries had been banned since early last year to come in now they need proof of vaccination and the negative. cobit 19 test results. land borders with mexico and canada of also properly reopened. john holeman is at the crossing, near towana. on the us mexican border as we were in the sunny seat row, which is the busiest border crossing point in the americas. and you can see the cars sort of rolling down here going towards the united states. so united states checkpoints, united states officials here, and the people that live in this city, tiquana, they've got a really cross border lifestyle. they've got call to the if you're a resident in t one or you can go 25 miles into the united states. so a lot of people do that for their shopping, where they want to go to restaurants when they want to go

daniel, thanks for being here. so jerome pal will say on as the fed chairman, it appears and president biden will also nominate for governor les brainerd as the vice chair of the central banks board of governors. but in the statement that we just read, president biden the same, we need to build upon the economic success of the past year. it's obviously spin, no doubt about that. but come on, economic success as a result of fed policy. what am i missing? it doesn't seem like you're missing a thing and by the way, thank you so much for having me on this afternoon on this historic day. you're not missing anything. there's to call this year at economic success when a pound of bacon yesterday at the grocery store was $9.49 is absolutely ludicrous. inflation is eating americans alive, especially though the lowest income earners inflation is a regressive tax. and it's also hurting the fixed income, the retirees of the world, who they don't have the capacity to spend more at the grocery store. they don't have the capacity

nicaragua's daniel ortega is not the fatigue-wearing revolutionary that you may remember. he's now 75, and rarely seen. still, many nicaraguans fear he is more dangerous than he's ever been. and tonight, you will hear from two women whose husbands were planning to challenge ortega for the presidency. both men were arrested by the regime in june, and their wives haven't seen or spoken to them since. now, the women are fighting to bring back their husbands, and a democracy lost. >> juan sebastian chamorro: si, estan viendo este video, es porque he sido... >> alfonsi: "if you're seeing this, i've been captured." those were the chilling words of juan sebastian chamorro, hours before he was taken from his home by masked police officers in june. >> victoria cardenas: eight police patrols were coming. there was a lot of cars, a lot of noise, a lot of people jumping in our wall. >> alfonsi: victoria cardenas is juan sebastian chamorro's wife. chamorro was planning to run for president against daniel ortega, and was considered a leading candidate. >> chamorro: policia orteguista. >

daniel daniel, something that the band music he led the revolution sang about him, one of the other plan songs within days of its release, it was viewed more than a 1000000 times on youtube. the justice minister later overturned it ban, following criticism from rights groups. government says it's in the process of changing the ways of the past regimes we've done been, it's not part of our strategy. it was a mistake. i turned you clearly and deduced to meaning, to make a statement on got into. won't be done like that anymore because we are making you reform on the about the commission g. bob elvis says he's waiting for the promise reform. the way it says the government hasn't fulfilled its past promises, but that's what he keeps singing about. and that's why he says his songs are still banned, like malcolm web al jazeera kinshasa democratic republic of congo, a lovely time now for his, andy, thank you so much, folly will form a professional cricketer as amer fake has told a u. k. parliamentary inquiry that he was humiliated by racist abuse. throughout his career in england, he says the en