dean! dean! dean! national media coverage around dean coming out of iowa was very negative, which is really tough e.for any candidate to end - this is, like, the sick thing about politics. think about it. kerry wins, edwards takes second. it should have been kerry-edwards. let's go to new hampshire. let's see what happens. but no, dean screams. da so the story the nex isn't kerry-edwards. it's kerry wins, dean screams, kerry wins, dean screams. - but this speech really reinforced the notion as to ar whether or not hdean was ready to be president, whether they can imagine him in the oval oice. - i think for the political press it was a way for them to demonstrate that we weren't ready. and i think that's why the political press continued to run with the story. - a dean scream contest. let's see if we can figure out who the republicans are here. - and new mexico.. - and north dakota... - we're going to south dakota and oregon. - we're going to washington, d.c., to take back the white house. - yeah! - yea

>> dean: oh. turn it off. whoa. >> anthony: well, how do you feel? >> dean: good luck. dying.though. >> anthony: all right. so step right in? >> cryo worker: yeah, step in -- >> anthony: i don't like the way he looks. he looks unhappy. all right. >> cryo worker: sorry. did you notice how like the last 40, 50 seconds were the coldest? >> dean: yeah. >> cryo worker: pretty much his whole session is gonna be like that last 40, 50 seconds. >> anthony: oh the whole -- oh, great. >> cryo worker: the whole session. because you're doing second. >> anthony: oh yeah, that's uncomfortable. >> cryo worker: you're already in negative 306. >> anthony: oh yeah. it's bad. that's bad. that's not good. >> dean: you can do it. >> cryo worker: you feelin' all right? >> anthony: no, no, it's bad. oh, i gotta like rub some hot chicken all over my body. >> cryo worker: you're ten seconds in. >> anthony: oh! don't tell me that. >> cryo worker: but you see, he's already in negative 308. you didn't hit negative 306 and 308 till the last minute. >> anthony: how long have i got? >> cryo worker: you're no

dean: no chicken. office beats the fourth highest ranking house democrat with a platform calling for universal healthcare, a federal jobs guarantee and free tuition. dean: but our next guest warns this system doesn't work. the proof in venezuela where inflation hits a record 40,000%. ed: and the man who knows cash, the man with the cash charles payne the host of making money on the fox business network joins us now. charles: good morning. ed: what in the world is going on? charles: that is just the latest proof, inflation, runaway inflation but eve over the last couple of years really the impact of socialism right in our hemisphere so we're talking just think about this in the last couple years 90% of this country living in poverty the average weight loss is 25 pounds, you know, and then it also goes to no matter how much on american politician particularly someone whose young might romanticize socialism it comes down to the ultimate game of haves versus have-nots so ordinary people have to ration toil

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and clear. >> dean heller broke his promise of voted for repeal. >> mr. heller, mr. heller. >> does a complete 180. >> the plan he voted to advance the charge people over 50, up to five times more than younger people and and protections for preexisting conditions. dean heller is not standing up for nevada. >> charlie cook, the democratic ad says that the race. >> only nine seats up this year in only threenl of them are in serious jeopardy in dean heller is the only republican incumbent in real jeopardy. this is again in a handful of the closest races in the country. it could be very, veryry close. color does not have a really strong personality. so there aren't a lot of people that would walk on hot coals for them. he is one of these, like a lot of members we know that this is going to be a party vote, this much or more than anything else. >> look at tennessee. it's an interesting race where you have the republican nominee, open sea with bob corker leaving after two terms in a former democratic governor who at the moment is ahead of the polls this is a st

been 44 deans in the history of the nation, and there ave only been -- i'm the only republican dean in 84 years, so it's sort of, you know, a first comes to a lot of things. >> you mentioned you worked, congressman young with nine presidents. you've been here since 1973. if i say president nixon, what of?ou think >> he was the best president we've had. weakness, they all have strengths and weaknesses, they are all human beings but he very smart., happened to be a friend of mine, because i worked for him in california when i was going to college, when he was running for the senate. and very paranoid, lonesome. that's sort of a weakness, when you're a leader, but he was a leader in the sense he could see like china, with all due respects, he was the first recognize china, he had ideas and thoughts that a lot of may have had, but he set the groundwork for it. they all like i say, have their strengths and weaknesses, you mentioned china. alaska's location, is china important to alaska? >> china has always been important. japan has been one of our major markets. china is becoming one of our

nixon, he will by john dean light. why is that? why do you think he is not as potentially valuable, i guess, to those opposing the president if he flips? >> in writing the article i found out a lot of people don't remember who john dean was. absolutely. counsel to president nixon, the center of the watergate scandal and maybe the most important witness that led ultimately to the impeachment of the president. i call cohen john dean light because even if cohen has some taped conversations with the president, john dean had the benefit of every conversation that happened in the oval office pretty much was on tape. john dean's evidence related to nixon as president. most of cohen's tapes probably relate to president trump before he was inaugurated. there may be -- even if there was evidence of a crime or embarrassing stuff on the president, i don't think he is going to get impeached for it. >> i will say ""vanity faiva "v reporting michael cohen said if they think the efforts to discredit me aren't known to me, this are mis

fter the dean of the college was head of the graduate houses, worried about un survived drinking. they were a constant drum beat of issues. and any quality. a policy that ed became a matter of great debit dispute. > and welcome women into full citizenship. and management much value and spaces should no tom nate student life. >> what is the policy as it stands. if you choose to join one of the social organizations, certain matters. they are funded in part by college, and that you ill not be given the dean's recommendations for certain fellowships and other honours. protests andlot of unfairly t say this targets women. had and men will be part of the finals clubs have had. to women ur response disenfranchises them. women process is about that grew up with exclusion from organization, but there were differentiation, and the ower to support the organizations, and the centrality to student life of aose organizations, they were kind of second-class status within student life. we have been concerned about the women feel they needed separate spaces for themselves. organizations will join.

dean's lawyers who were indeed telling me that dean was about to do what we saw him do before the senatettee and start testimony, and the story we wrote was, of course, correct in what he was going to say. we do not know if the facts that mr. cohen is alleging here are correct or if the facts as told by donald trump in this latest tweet, except that hillary clinton is not the real issue here. the issue is the conduct of the president of the united states and those around him in the campaign. but we do not know yet whether or not mr. cohen is being truthful, what he will elaborate. we also we have to be very clear in saying he has a trove of other information to disclose. so let's wait and see how the facts develop. >> yes. carl bernstein, thank you very much for sharing your reporting with us. that is really helpful. jeffrey, thank you for all that. we should say it's just been announced president trump will be speaking about the economy. they're going great for this quarter. 9:30 eastern. >> on the south lawn of the white house. woo do not know if he will take questions or and we also d

dean heller is the only incumbent in real jeopardy. it will be very close. one thing about, heller does not have a strong personality. there are not a lot of people who loathe him and there are not a lot of people who would walk on hot coals for him. , this ist of members going to be a party vote as much or more than anything else. host: look at tennessee, because it is an interesting race where you have a republican nominee, an open seat with bob corker a former democratic governor who is ahead in the polls. this is a seat republicans thought they would keep. guest: tennessee is a state where if you just said, what does a generic republican or democrat do? they are giving the former two-term governor, he is probably be the only living democrat in the state that could win. on the republican side, marsha blackburn will be the republican nominee and she has got a very strong personality. a polarizing person. she might have a tougher time than joe or jane generic republican. that is what makes this race so close and one of the premier races. host: nancy pelosi

jesse: when i am break the law i'll do it in idaho so dean cain can bail me out. jesse: up next, the best of the "watters world" patriot edition quiz. jesse: on this 4th of july holiday weekend i wanted to look at how much or how little the average american knows about this country and its founding. here is the best of "watters world" patriots edition. >> how many colonies were there in the beginning? >> 15? >> 12. >> 13. jesse: can you name any of them. >> boston? jesse: boston is a city. house your favorite founding father? >> james madison. >> thomas jefferson. >> abraham lincoln. why is he your favorite founder? he's on the $100 bill. jesse: do you have any of those on you? >> i do. jesse: what about george washington, what did he do? >> he was one of the presidents? >> which president? >> he was the second president after lincoln. >> some folks got to learn the hard way. >> he was a general or something. >> he didn't work with horses, did he? >> god bless you. jesse: the revolutionary war, who did america fight. >> countries. china. >> great britain. jesse: t

john dean eventually stepped up and told the truth because he was told the truth to do the same thing. sources say the same applies to michael cohen, doing the right thing and serving your country. a lot of reporting here. g gloria is back with us and our former federal prosecutor. ronaldo, let me start with you of your response of the notion that michael cohen is to pull a john deen aan and step up and t the truth. >> it is interesting. there is a delusion grand jury here and otherwise, michael cohen is a self important guy and he sees himself potentially taking down the president it sounds like. that's a pretty big task. what i would say is there is some differences, john dean, liability, he was convicted of obstruction of justice. he did not commit crime separate or apart from the watergate cover up. michael cohen based on the recording we have heard and what would happen in the new york courtroom, it appears prosecutors in new york are building a case for his own fraud that he committed separate and apart of when he did related to the president. i think it will be interesting and

john dean. to explain that. the same john dean who broke ranges with president nixon to tell prosecutors everything he knew about walter gate. john dean himself joins me with his take on that. he's next. we're drowning in information. where in all of this is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you partner with a firm that combines trusted, personal advice with the cutting edge tools and insights to help you not only see your potential, but live it too. morgan stanley. with i get rewarded explowherever i go. going out for a bite. rewarded! going new places. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a story about mail my favorite things ♪ and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their

i think people are trying to shift through it to dean's point, it comes down to consumer spending forot of it. if you're thinking about a lot of the consumer companies that supply chains are, maybe they're manufacturing in china, maybe components from china. it's really wide ranging and pretty complicated trying to supplies all that out and understanding how their costs are going to be affected and if consumers are going to spend less that will be more of a reverberation for a lot of our companies than a specific line in this particular measure. >> just sto start digging this further, dean, there was a report in new york times this morning how rare earth could be crucial in the trade war highlighting the fact that so much of the rare earth's materials, that the world depends on, particularly the tech industry, whether it be smartphones or renewable batteries and electric cars our mind and coming out of china, what if that became a part of china's retaliation towards the tariffs in the u.s are you hearing that from companies you represent? >> yes, absolutely the concern is twofold one

is this john dean 2.0?be if he has incriminating information about donald trump that could be corroborated and proved. that's what happened with john dean. john dean became the principle witness establishing there was a watergate cover-up, then his testimony was vindicated when the white house tapes came out. i don't know what michael cohen knows. i don't know if he knows anything incriminating about donald trump. he hasn't said anything incriminating so far. certainly this is a tantalizing suggestion by people close to him, but it doesn't prove anything in and of itself. >> carrie, you've dealt as a prosecutor with a lot of witnesses, i imagine, and people have changes of heart for different reasons. michael cohen has been unabashedly president trump's biggest supporter for years. called him the greatest president in u.s. history. now he's changing his tune. what would cause someone to do that? he's afraid to go to jail? >> well, the motivation for mike co cohen, jeffrey is exactly right. what information

and that you will not be given dean's recommendations for certain fellowships and other honors.ere has been a lot of protest and people who say this unfairly targets women, who historically have not had access to the privileges and resources that men have had, and men who have been part of finals clubs at harvard have had. what is your response to women who feel that this will disenfranchises them? drew: the protests coming from women is about the single gender women's organizations that grew up to compensate for women's exclusion from the male organizations, but there remains enormous differentiation in the power in the centrality to student life of those organizations, there remain many resources. they were still kind of the second-class status within student life. we have been concerned about the issues that made women feel that they needed separate spaces for themselves. so a number of these organizations have said they will continue and allow men to join, but will also have their own activities within the organization. we want to support the needs of women on campus, but we

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attorney terry connolly a former wall street banker and retired dean of the golden gate university school of business says it was way too big of a drop. >> the market is having an episode of facebook derangement syndrome. >> reporter: with investors it all boils down to two words, expenses versus income. on the expense side, the need to hire thousands of people to better protect user privacy and to bolster its own image. >> facebook always takes a hit when it reveals that it's investing seriously in its business in terms of its best interests going forward. >> reporter: larry magid is the dean of tech area tech analysts. >> facebook is having to pay more to shore up its systems and national advertising to try to convince us that they are making that change. >> reporter: on the income side, facebook's growth raises another red flag. >> its growth is slowing down. its income is possibly going to slow down. and their expenses have gone up. so they are worried about a revenue hit. >> reporter: magid says many observers worry that way too many users are spending too much time on facebook to th

john dean is not telling the truth. ultimately the tapes came out, john dean was proven to be right and richard nixon was lying. so donald trump jr. is in trouble here and donald trump sr. is in trouble here potentially if michael cohen is telling the truth and there's any corroborating evidence. >> liz, let me press you on that because of course officials with president trump, those in his camp, are going to say, hey, wait a minute, that moment you just talked about was possibly the pivotal moment of watergate, one of several. but one of the biggest. do you really say and what makes you think this could be that pivotal? >> it could be. because what we have is a meeting. we know that this was a meeting that represent end the russian government's support for donald trump's election as president. secondly, we know that the campaign was meeting to get dirt on hillary clinton to further donald trump's election as president. so if donald trump knew about it beforehand and presumably senior and presumably allowed it to go for

back now gloria borger, john dean, and jeffrey toobin. jeff, reporting from "the new york times" that mueller is looking at the president's tweets, how big a deal is that? >> well, it's a very big deal because the issue with any sort of white collar crime is criminal intent, was there criminal intent? how do you determine if there was criminal intent? the words of the defendant. now, what's so bizarre is that in watergate we had to wait until the white house tapes corroborated what john dean said what went on in the oval office. but here you have the president himself essentially confessing to obstruction of justice. and that, so the fact they're looking at this is simply what responsible prosecutors would do. >> john, never before in the history of the presidency have we had a realtime look into the what the president's thinking is. >> that's exactly right. the tweets are a very unique source. i happen to take a look after the announcement about looking at the tweets came out at the bill of impeachment. and i noticed that article 1, the

a retired dean of the golden gate university school of business says it was way too big of a drop. >> the market is having an episode of facebook derangement. >> it boils down to two words -- expenses verses income. on the expense side, the need to hire thousands of people to better protect user privacy and to bolster its own image. >> facebook takes a hit when it reveals that it's investing seriously in its business in terms of best interest going forward. >> the dean of bay area tech analysts. >> growth is slowing down and income is possibly going to slow down and their expenses have gone up so they're worried about a revenue hit. >> many observers worry that way too many users spending way too much time on facebook to the detriment of their personal lives, careers and family so many are reassessing their own use as well as the on lied ran ker of rudeness of the flat form but there's -- -- plot form but there's more to facebook. >> it's still growing slightly attracting young people globally. >> at this new low price, he expects cooler heads to be looking for a bargain. >> while fac

even if it is roy dean of! i enjoyed cuddling him! i bet he'd say the same. coach, children will automatically huddle when they are taken camping, when you have four of them in a tent under the morning they are all cuddled together, four adults would not be, they would think, i mustn't touch that person. but hopefully thatis touch that person. but hopefully that is what they did. when you hear about this rescue effort and the cramped space they have to get through, what goes through your mind? pessimistically, ithought that firstly, the cave would have filled with water and they would have drowned before they were found, and then when they were found i just looked at what roy and i had swum through which was, compared with what they are swimming through, comparatively easy, apart from the last part, as things go. it seems impossible. already they have four more people out. i was on newsnight the other night and i said, if there had been 1a of us in our case we would not all have got out alive. i still think children are better than adults. they are smaller so

we are spending time with dean and eric and just have this marvelous experience.hey had planned to go down to watch the iditarod. it was getting ready to pass by about 100 miles from the village. there are no roads around there, so the thing i did not realize -- southerners, when you live in the south, you become petrified by cold. you hate snow. when the snowflakes fly in nashville, people want to go home. if you have employees, they want to ask you for the day off. the thing about alaska is that winter is not a time that people don't like, it is a time they love, because suddenly you are free. alaska has so many lakes and rivers and so much wetland that when it freezes and when it snows is your ticket to freedom. then you can get on a snow machine or dogsled team and you can just go. you can travel across areas that were either filled with mosquitoes or filled with wetlands. they were going to take her to these are springs far across the tundra, but she naturally wasn't ready for 35 below zero weather and traveling at 40 miles per hour on a snow machine, but it

john dean, can you hear me? again, good evening. g jim sciutto, what are you learning? talk us through this. >> let me tell you the headlines of the story reported jointly by myself and my colleague carl bernstein. we're told from sources that michael cohen claims that then-candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june meeting in trump tower during which russians offered dirt on hillary clinton. these sources tell us cohen is willing to make that assertion to the special counsel robert mueller. so more details here. cohen alleges he was present along with several other people when trump was informed of the russians' offer. who was he informed by? by donald trump jr., his son. by cohen's account, trump approved going ahead with that meeting with the russians. i should note, johdon, cohen do not have audio recordings to corroborate this claim. and cohen's house testimony, remember, he testified on the hill, he did not testify at that time that trump had advanced knowledge. and the reports filed by both republicans and democrats on the house intelligence committee

a piper and cessna crashed in a grassy area of the everglades, both painted with a logo of nearby dean international flight school which has 50 aircraft and a checkered safety record. our nbc station in miami, nbc6, reviewed 29 accidents or incidents involving the school from 2007 to '17, average of three incidents per year with at least eight fatalities including today's. last year, the owner insiste his school does not have more cint >> if you're operating an operation like this and you're operating 50 aircraft, operating 60,000 hours per year, so if you take our average and another school's average we're in a heck of a lot better shape. >> reporter: dean had suggested pilot errors had been a factor. >> faa investigators issued warning notices and fined the school citing failed preflight inspections and insufficient maintenance. tonight, questions about why two more planes have now crashed. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight, the coast guard in hawaii is warning of more potentially dangerous lava bomb explosions on and off the big island. it comes after molten rock comes

the board of dean's advisers at harvard business school, the dean's council at harvard university, and advisory at the scene quite university school of economics .nd management i recall the day when i took over for lloyd as cochairman of the partnership for new york .ity it was supposed to be a big celebration for my day. microphoneasp of the and said, congratulations. i hope your two or three years as chairman of this organization are better than mine because these are the worst freaking years of my life. it happened to be following 2008 and 2009. i don't think it was related to the partnership of new york city, but the message was loud and clear. the format today will be a conversation. we are delighted to have as our interviewer john nichols white. seen him before. he is a member of economic club of new york. we are proud to have him as a member and as our interviewer today to i would like to invite both lloyd and john to begin the --versation area conversation. >> they gave. -- thank you. shall we begin with the main economic news? you saw this more not -- morning china, saying to

transfer your fox senior meteorologist janice dean is here at the latest.ok at your current. a good-looking weekend ahead for the northeast. 77 in charleston, 73 in chicago. 63 minneapolis. a big cooldown coming from the midwest next week. a lot of rain in the last hours. the last couple days for the east coast. a little relief as we relief as we haven't the weekend, but look about the precipitation we've gotten over the last seven days. flash flooding still a concern for the first batch of greatness through an potential for stronger starts tomorrow and things clear rod over the weekend. however, next week will still have more rain in the forecast. enjoy the weekend. we'll be launching for the southeastern florida. the heat across the west including the northwest endings will lighten up in terms of temperatures across the west as we head into the weekend. again come a bitterly come a bit of a cooldown for the central u.s. as well. babies, back to you. trade to janice dean, things are back. president trump calls for a trade tracert era. how will the trade di

the dean of the university of baltimore school of law, he was count sell to senate democrats roberts alito. then at the justice department, he worked on sonia sotomayor and elena kagan and senator to kennedy in the hearings in the 1990s. deny wiesh i i think of the job as a white house pressing is. meaning, keep your mouth moving, but don't say anything of consequence. >> well, first of all, thank you for inviting me to be with you. this is an important moment as we head into the supreme court nomination process. i think you are a little cynical. you are right, nominees are on guard. they know they can hurt their candidacy by saying the right thing. they know where the pitbulls are. i think these are individuals who provide views and it gives them a sense of who these individuals are. after all, many will serve decades and this is high stakes stuff. >> so let's drill down on roe versus wade, senator collins said the following to my colleague jake tapper the other day. let's watch. >> i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to voe v. wade, that would mean to me their

. >> chief dean says the overdoses are happening across the district, not just in ahoingle neighb. >>> continuing coverage this morning on a possible metro strike. metro's largest unionay sit's making progress to solve a labor dispute with the transit agency but no deal. ayth sides met wedne for a second day in a row. workers are without a contract since july of 2016. union members have authorized a strike, something neither to see happen. >>> news 4 was first to tell yoj about problems with concrete along the second phase of the silver line.re now, t indications the problem may not be as bad as first feared. according to a lawsuit filed by a whistleblower, the wrong type of sas used in the project. and some concrete was improperly mixed. half of the tests are backn the potentially faulty concrete panels. our news partn wtop says that s far no issues have been found. >>> "the new york times" reporting thatsident trump was first told that vladimir putin ordered the hacking in january of 2017, wwoeeks before he took office. just days ago, during the news conference with putin in finland

dean reynolds got a taste of the controversial. >> this was milk just a few hours ago.ter: at the sartori cheese plant in plymouth, wisconsin turning humble curds into parmesan, ched sxr other table favorites is a thing to behold. but these days in addition to dipping their 20-pound wheels into wine, or hand-rubbing them with pepper, an unwanted ingredient is being added to their business. tariffs. >> the president is focused on helping to protect american workers and american industries and create a fair playing field. >> reporter: that's fine, says jeff schwager, president of the sartori company, but tariffs are the wrong way to reach that goal. >> i have yet to find an example where tariffs have worked. for the long-term good of the country that first imposes them. >> reporter: the president's protectionist moves have prompted u.s. trading partners to retaliate with tariffs of their own on such wisconsin exports as cranberries, apples, and harley-davidson motorcycles. american cheese is more expensive to buy now in mexico and canada. sartori's two biggest foreign mar

[laughter] that is why we call him the dean. you know i am just kidding, john, but we love your tweets. do you love the chairman's tweets? [applause] today is the oldest standing legislative committee in the united states congress with the broadest and best jurisdiction. we are part of the legacy that touches the lives of every single american. i say that based on what we are part of when you think about medical research, innovation and technology, we touch every person in the world. it is easy to become jaded or to shrug off the work that we do, but tonight i hope you will take a few moments to appreciate the amazing opportunity we have to serve. 20 years ago, we gathered in this very changer when newt gingrich hosted a dinner for the incoming freshman. he told us about the history of this chamber and then said you need to understand this is not just another job. the data you go up those steps outside and look at that dome and it doesn't do something special for you is the day that you should leave because it has become another

governor howard dean just mentioned this a little bit. if democrats take back the house or the senate, either chamber of congress, it will be a lot harder for the head of the epa to move forward on dismantling the obama administration's environmental agenda because there will be more congressional oversight from democrats. there are mounting controversies happening within the administration from the top down that are easily becoming a distraction ahead of the november election. scott pruitt is maybe viewed, now we're saying today, as something that is not worth it, a distraction that is not worth it when republicans are heading into this very competitive election in just a few weeks. >> howard, does it take, though, something away from the democrats? are republicans breathing a sigh of relief? they didn't want to have to keep answering questions on the campaign trail about the president's promise to drain the swamp? >> anybody who thinks that scott pruitt is not going to play a prominent role in ads in november is very mistaken. you'll se

dean reynolds has the story. >> why are you wearing that? was shot by 24-year-old mia irazarry. at a birthday party she was wearing this t-shirt with a flag of puerto rico on it. apparently that was too much for a man who approached her. >> you should not be wearing that are you a u.s. citizen? that okay. >> are you a citizen? >> yes, i am a citizen. can you please get away from me? >> reporter: this was news to 62-year-old timothy trybus. >> is she an american citizen? why is she wearing that [ bleep ] shirt. >> reporter: she repeatedly asked officer patrick connor a few feet away for help. >> officer, officer, i feel highly uncomfortable? can you please grab him? please, officer? >> reporter: but connor stands aside and walks away. he's now been assigned to desk duty. fore forest reserve officials say they're outraged. >> what does the officer who's now on desk duty say about his response? >> it's under investigation and we don't have a statement to offer. >> reporter: on the video connor tells irazarry tells her he didn't think she was in

were conflicting policy where there were policies that kind o stepped on each other. >> reporter: dean's now clarifying the policies. >> making sure all the red lights and sirnds were on making sure they were stopping and controlling intersections before we entered. >> reporter: news 4 also reported the dash cam in the engine wasn't working.he a problem chief acknowledges is widespread. >> last report i saw said that we had a high number of the cameras that were not opating. >> reporter: dean has hired a consultant to audhe dash cameras on fire vehicles. t he saidre are 20 engines that hit the street this is summer. they'll all have working dash cameras. >>> coming up, it's a phrase you've all heard before. see mething, say something. >> it's meant to keep you safe. it's often overused. but one local city is getting specific about what you need to look out for and what you should do. >>> dplus,you believe in aliens? if you do, we have a story for you. how t you canr the infamous how t you canr the infamous sites in (birds chirping, a running brook,) how t you canr the infamous sites in

i accept the law of the land, senator, yes. >> reporter: dean wiesh, what is the appropriate questionnest senator to ask of a nominee on this issue? >> let me say with all respect to senator collins. i think she has misstated where the burden should be in this instance. we have a president who has said very openly on the campaign trail and elsewhere, he has a litmus test. he intends to nominate people who will overturn roe versus wade. it seems to me a nominee has to demonstrate accept yanks of roe to satisfy senator collins and others who are concerned on that particular issue, and more generally, senators should be looking for someone who will not upset the constitutional consensus on not just that issue, but many other issues before the court. and nominees will be reluctant to commit to certainly they should not commit as to how they will decide a case in the future. they will be asked, do you accept doctrines? they should accept that right to roe versus wade and subsequent questions. >> is it proper for someone to focus his vote on someone pledging they will not overturn roe versu

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dean morales / mesa fire department: "it's the only explanation we have."- and good work by rescue crewscapt. dean morales / mesa fire department: "typically fire fighters don't go under water unless they have scuba equipment but this is one of those operations you do what it takes to secure a rescue."while it doesn't pick up on cell phone video - witnesses say a watching crowd... erupting into celebrationkeven braegger / witness: "craziness, a miracle." (pam) it is not yet clear just how the vehicle wound up in the canal. according to officials, the woman had minor injuries. (ken) only on kron 4: a thief got away with priceless family heirlooms dating back more than 100- years. (pam) it is jewelry.... a grandmother gave to her grandaughter to wear during her wedding. the jewelry was in a backpack, that was stolen during a snatch and grab theft sunday night on buchanon street in san francisco .. the victim... rachel lodge was a bridesmaid in her friend's wedding in ireland.. a few days earlier. the bride gave the jewelry to lodge to take back to her grandmo

a dean works in the nearby de walling national park he confirms the gravity of the situation. did speak. to an old miner who told me that in the one nine hundred eighty s. the ocean was two kilometers for the bog. now look at the damage that the sea has done. to. the government is trying to ensure that people are relocated to a safer area. but the older generation refuses and says this is where our ancestors lived we're not going any way. living from farming alone is increasingly difficult land is in short supply due to the ground becoming oversalted with their livelihoods destroyed people are having to move inland but the national park twelve kilometers away provides alternative sources of income a few years ago it was home to far fewer animals today it's a breeding ground for over three hundred species of birds including flamingoes crocodiles live here to. the warthog population is flourishing because the animals are not hunted here. there's both fresh water and salt water in the senegal river delta. nature conservation makes sense here protecting the ecosystem also creates