dean my movie.p from the 2050 challenger disaster dean cain starring. >> yes or. >> no that's not a question. >> yes or no. that is the question. that is the only question you engineers seem to think in a few weeks it's business as usual. i have news for you. you are not flying again any time soon. you get to decide when. how long do you want to wait before the next shuttle is on the launch pad? three years or three decades you? decide. mistakes have been made. and if they continue to be made, you are never flying again ever. pete: man. a moment of our country some of us forget about. dean: unbelievable to be part of this film is great. there was so much i didn't know and i learned on that film and the coverup was pretty terrible and what went on. huge tragedy for america and this film certainly shine as light on that. it's a tough launch. you know what happens and huge tragedy. but, you know, this pulls the vale away. rachel: awesome. pete: what role do you play. >> i play an attorney who works for

dean?venezuela as president trump sounds the alarm on the dangers of socialist policies. >> well, we're looking at venezuela. it's a very sad situation. that was the richest state in all of that area. that's a big, beautiful area. and now it's one of the poorest places in the world. that's what socialism gets you. katie: our next guest was born and raised in venezuela and has a warning to 2020 democrats campaigning for socialist policies at home. debby d'souza joins us now. tell us about your upbringing in venezuela and how it's changed. >> growing up in venezuela, i had everything that, you know, was available to us, you know, food, clothing, just, you know, really luxuries that people can't even imagine looking at venezuela today. venezuela was a very prosperous country, very beautiful country but prosperous. the government believed in the constitution. they followed it. the government has always been corrupt but i think that it's really hard to find a non-corrupt government anywhere in t

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nowhere near as close as john dean was. in fact, if you look at even the other two cooperating witnesses that are involved, michael flynn and deputy campaign manager to m manafort, they're much higher up in the food chain than john dean was in terms of having day to day contact with the president. >> yeah. >> you agree with all that? >> i agree p i think this is potentially even more important than the mueller report. and the reason is because we don't know what we will finally have as public from the mueller report when it is finally written. this is a central witness with direct factual information. remember that in the sentencing memo what's we heard is that michael cohen was not only directed by the president at the beginning of his presidential campaign to have direct contact with russians in order to move forward his business interests. we know that there was a transfer from his campaign manager paul manafort of campaign data to a very close putin aligned oligarch. we know that michael cohen, remember, he said wasn't

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let us thank dean young. thank you dean young, dean of he house of representatives. i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. later that first day the u.s. house debated and passed bills to open five agencies through september 30, and to reopen department of homeland security through february 8.

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let us thank dean young. thank you dean young, dean of he house of representatives. i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. > sunday on "q&a," media mowingle sumer in and we talked with "wall street journal" investigative reporter about the "king of content." >> after he had a battle with prostrate cancer, he thought being seen with young women as a sign of hisify talt, right, and being with them is a sign he can tell the world i will live forever, as he loved to say. so he would go to these hollywood parties and sometimes he would go home with his grandson's dates, things like that. it was very awkward for the executives in viacom and cbs because he is still the controlling shareholder of these companies and we would do really weird things. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> well, the u.s. house is about to gavel back in after taking a brief recess following debate on rules that will govern the 116th congress. votes are expected this morning on the second part of the rules package shortly after members have gaveled ba

mark chambers says timothy dean, his friend of almost 30 years, was educated, athletic and had an eyehambers also tells us dean was the man found dead early monday morning at the west hollywood apartment of prominent democratic party donor edward buck.dean was found not breathing and died at the scene.mark chambers/friend "tim's gone, that's a fact. how it happened is to be known. i just want everyone to know he was a whole person." dean's death comes after 26- year-old gemmel moore died of a drug overdose at the same apartment in july of 2017.buck was also present at the time of moore's death.in that case, the coroner's office said drug paraphernalia was found at the scene and his death and was ruled accidental.buck was investigated but not charged. in timothy dean's case, the coroner's office is still investigating the cause of death.buck's attorney told us two days ago the man who died at buck's apartment was one of the politician's longtime friends.he said buck was sober and did not provide any drugs to the man.ottavio taddei/roommate"i don't know anything about this, i just arriv

the police plus i have a more i said the dean should. know what he did not want. after five years of struggle. noting dean's kurdish general ship cool. managed to expel the crusaders from each of. what has some of the rock wealth of them and they now know to give what many of our money one thought besides thought it had been shut up or and was out of there all the fall to me f. and a lot of found fault i mean some of the has a. solid again. within two years of succeeding his uncle should cool as a physio. dean made a momentous move bringing an end to two and a half centuries of the fatima. he declared egypt's loyalty to the sunni are best at colorful but they're making it an integrity part of a single state. a state now large and strong enough to carry out new dean's grand plan to expose the crusaders . a shell must. remember to. gather the stan economy. has a right hand and go off. note again who would make as. with noted the now in control of egypt the dream of reconquering jerusalem seemed very close. but the mission of liberating the holy city was soon to pass

dean: more than that. questioner: so don't they have other ways besides looking at a constitutional crisis in terms of ensuring that a state like texas will go ahead and use a block grant accordingly? mr. dean: that's an interesting -- i think that was a mistake obama made. we should have -- well, we did. no, obama didn't make the mistake. the court ruled we couldn't do that. they told us we couldn't make people have the -- for those 14 states that still don't have medicaid, this is an insane thick they're doing to their -- insane thing they're doing to their own taxpayers. south carolina is an early state. they're a very poor state. they have an 80% match. we have about a 60% because we're sort of in the middle economically in vermont. we did the calculation. this is in 2003. that the entire gross state product, the entire, not the medical product, the entire gross state product of south carolina would go up by 2% if they only did the same things we did because for every $1 they put in, they would have $4

let us thank dean young. thank you dean young, dean of he house of representatives. i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's hildren. m going to administer to the members-elect -- do the children want to go back -- or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. stay or join their parents and grandparents. katie hill wants her children -- katie porter, whose birthday it is today wants her children to join them. you can stay, if you want. the speaker: the members-elect will all rise. will you please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> i do. he speaker: congratulations. the speaker: the house will be in order. congratulations. you are all now members of the 116th congress. the speaker: the ch

and dean the kurdish officer. now the greatest muslim soldiers on. had liberated jerusalem after eighty eight years of crusader occupation. fulfilling a dream he inherited from his monster new dean zinged. and as the muslim places of worship were stored. the pulpit that noted dean had all had built two decades earlier was finally carried into an ox almost. all. common whiny mizuki. and lame me as. when it fee when i said that. the. the fall of jerusalem to solid in eleven eighty seven caused a seismic shock in western europe the pope is said to have died when he heard the news this is something that rises christendom in a way that's not happened before. the sources seem to imply a sort of collective nervous breakdown. because drew slim able to get back to christian run prevention is part of god's purpose and scheme so they question if god can allow this to. however newly liberated jerusalem was not to be so long had dealings find a target. in november eleven eighty seven you commanded his army to march towards tire and put it under siege. but for two

dean contacted 7 on your side for help and we contacted bmw.auction winner to use the certificate saying we are thrilled that this gift certificate made into the hands of someone in support of charity. we asked bmw of the expiration date is not allowed in california. bmw takes compliance very seriously and als reviways revi practices to make sure we are in line. >> we made it happen. it was a win-win for everyone. thank you very much. >> he made it happen. he is the one that donated. . the dealer does not specify any penalties or violations. that can be difficult for consumer to enforce without going to court. if you come to me you can work it out. i want to hear from you 7 on your side hotline. you can also reach me on my facebook page on abc 7 news.com. 7 on your side is instrumental in giving that long pass >> you have been betting a thousand. >> another check on our weather because we have nmore rain. spencer, what do we have coming this week? >> a week worth of rain in terms of everyday, there is a chance of some rainfall and some days are

dean had reached a turning point in his life. he was about to embark upon. the change the history of the crusades. i. eat. a lot of salad being in control don't know what it's tremendous from the potential so i think and he was determined to conclude use of them at that point for sword to avenge its people. to be t.t. is the year he rushes the frankie song captures the pick of tourists that he sees is the true cross and this is the great military victory the crusades and arab spring ever so three unification this time on a just you. and i there we've got quite a bit of unsettled weather across the middle east at the moment for take a look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud here of a q eight stretching its way across into iran and then yet more will make its way across parts of turkey and turkey is going to have some pretty heavy rain as we head through the next few days so what out of this system head is making its way out of europe and then tracking its way towards the east it will bring us some heavy rain particularly in the southern par

dean. dave. dean: nice to mean you. dave: nice to meet you. lemonis: let's come out in here.is my partner in a business called "precise graphix." what did your business do before we met? dean: $3.4 million. lemonis: what do you think you'll do a year later? dean: close to $11 million. dave: wow. lemonis: my ultimate goal with the soup market is to create a national, scalable-franchise model. essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype. there has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the

. >> dean chapman wanted to give his wife something different. for her birthday he gave her the gift of speed. >> she loves to drive fast. i thought she would enjoy a day on the performance track. >> dean bought her a day at the bmw performance center. unfortunately after degree years the couple determined getting down south would be too difficult. they decided to donate their gift to a charity auction. the auction winner wasn't able to use it either. >> we found out that there was an expiration date on the back of the card that was glued to the certificate that we received. >> dean is a former vegas back-up singer. he is fairly well flown to everyo -- known to the charity auction. >> it was kind of embarrassing. >> he wondered why it would have an expiration date since he thought it was prohibited in california. >> it applies to cards and paper gift certificates. it makes clear when a consumer receive add gift card from a particular merchant that the funds will not expire. >> dean contacted us and we contacted bmw. it agreed to allow the auction

our distinguished host justice kagan has also been the dean of a law school and can tell us the deans are often called to serve on unusual assignments. but perhaps nothing ever as unusual as this. between june of 1918 and the armistice of that november, the three men traveled around the united states interrogating every single conscientious objector who was stationed at military camps. based on interrogations, often no more than a few minutes long, they carried out their obligation, which was to fix the quote, sincerity of each of the men they interviewed. that is a legal category that was determined by the ruling of the board of inquiry. and much depended on the board's decisions. those deemed sincere could be assigned to noncombat alternatives, such as a farm furlough. the insincere, however, faced the choice of donning a uniform and embarking for france or awaiting an army court-martial with the power to imprison or even execute the guilty. the board members, including stone, subjected the men to consistent questions about their scriptural beliefs, the soundness of their knowledge

let us thank dean young. thank you, dean young. dean of the house of representatives. [applause] i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. go kids! [applause] now the oath of office for the members elect enmass. if the children want to go back -- or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. stay or join their parents and grandparents. katie hill, whose birthday is today wants her children to join her. katie porter. katie porter whose birthday it is wants her children to join them. thank you for coming up. >> julie: we just watched nancy pelosi voted in as speaker of the house and taking the oath of office after being handed the gavel to lead the 116th democratically controlled congress. she's about to swear in the rest of the members of congress. she invited up her nine grandchildren and then every child in the house. i couldn't believe how many kids attended this. definitely history in the making for a lot of kids. they'll grow up remembering this for the rest of their lives. she enters the new year as speaker with a divided government, a

never been. >> commissioner nakajo: dean fisher? >> dean quaker. >> commissioner nakajo: pardon?> dean quaker? >> commissioner nakajo: quaker. sorry about that. please convey to the chancellor and officers how important assist to have this formal relationship -- how important it is to have this formal relation, as well. i just second the motion by commissioner covington and the second by commissioner veronese and totally look forward to our candidates -- a lot of our instructors are former members of the department. captain connors? >> we have 36 instructors who represent fire departments from all over the bay area and the state, cal fire. >> commissioner nakajo: okay. just a few more detailed questions. are all the classes on campus, or is there another location for this? >> 90% of our classes are taught on the ocean avenue campus. we also utilize the mission campus, southeast campus, and chinatown campus. >> commissioner nakajo: okay. the other thing is your fire cadets are required to wear identification in terms of a dress shirt? >> correct. >> commissioner nakajo: i think th

deane: that is exactly the anxiety investors have.esalable assets health-care care industry, there is big demand for those. they do not want to be selling those at the expense of holding on to a poor portfolio. you are seeing toggling. we got news last week with the wabtech ge transportation business. they will retain more. we think we will see that with the health care business. one thing i was struck by was general electric was a massive conglomerate with disparate businesses and they are the model of that and they of the model its failure. i wonder how much larry culp has to rethink the identity of this company and what should that identity be? he absolutelyk has to rethink the identity of the company. ge was the ultimate conglomerate. when you saw their company shrinking, ge was doing that but perhaps not as much as they should have been. when you have management teams just looking at one business, they do not fly under the radar as much. beyou look at what ge should going forward, part of that is a cash flow question. is onelth c

let us thank dean young. thank you dean young, dean of he house of representatives. now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's hildren. m going to administer to the members-elect -- do the children want to go back -- or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. stay or join their parents and grandparents. katie hill wants her children -- katie porter, whose birthday it is today wants her children to join them. you can stay, if you want. the speaker: the members-elect will all rise. will you please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> i do. the speaker: congratulations. the speaker: the house will be in order. congratulations. you are all now members of the 116th congress. the speaker: the cha

john dean, thank you very much. good to see you, sir. >> thanks, brooke. >>> now to the 2020 campaign and if california senator kamala harris thought she was getting a lot of attention for announcing a presidential bid, she should probably brace herself for what is to come after saying she backs medicare for all. >> it is inhumane to make people go through a system where they cannot literally receive the benefit of what medical science can offer. because some insurance company has decided it doesn't meet their bottom line in terms of their profit motivation. that is inhumane. >> so just to follow-up, just to follow-up on that and correct me if i am wrong, to reiterate, you support the medicare for all bill initially cosponsored by bernie sanders. i believe it will eliminate private insurance, so for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> well, listen, the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care and you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance comp

thank you, dean young. dean of the house of representatives.ow call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. go kids go kids. go kids. and now we're going to administer the oath of office for the members elect on mass. if the children want to be back with their -- >> no. >> or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. >> okay. they're all leaving. stay or join their parents, and grandparents. katie hill whose birthday it is, wants her children to join her. katie porter. katie porter whose birthday it is wants her children to join her. >> congratulations. >> thank you, dear. thank you for comiing up. >> nancy pelosi is going to swear in the members of the house. she's waiting to do that allowing the children of the members to go and be with their parents unless, as she says, they want to be on television. a lot of them staying behind her. a cute moment when her grandson said do what we've been waiting for and she officially gavelled in. the theme of her speech was bipartisanship and working together, coming together in this ti

the police plus i have a more i said the dean should. know what he did not want. after five years of struggle. noting dean's kurdish general ship cool. managed to expel the crusaders from egypt. what has some of the rock author bach is them and saying that no to the record while many of them only one thought of him beside thought it had been shut up or for it was out of that all the of all to me. a lot and i found fault i mean some of the has a. solid again. within two years of succeeding his uncle should cool as a physio. dean made a momentous move bringing an end to two and a half centuries of the fatah. he declared egypt's loyalty to the sunni are best at colorful but they're. making it an integrity part of a single state. a state now large and strong enough to carry out new dean's grand plan to expose the crusaders . a shell must. remember to. gather the stan economy. has a right hand and go off last night again who would make as. was noted dean now in control of egypt the dream of reconquering jerusalem seemed very close. but the mission of liberating the hol

council of economic advisers, now dean of columbia business school, glenn hubbard. welcome, dean.d to see you. >> my pleasure. thanks. liz: up until about a month ago, the fed had been clear that the systematic unwind of the now $4 trillion balance sheet would be just that, regular and methodic until the stock market had a hissy fit, terrible december, and that worried jay powell, and he was worried that they were going global slowdown. what do you think he will say wednesday? >> i think chair powell will be at pains to explain both interest rate normalization and the balance sheet. the fed needs to be clear, what's its theory of the size of the balance sheet. normalized to what level? i expect we will hear the fed say they need a balance sheet bigger than maybe market p participapar ti participants had thought and that may be good news. liz: you mean adding to the balance sheet rather than drawing it down? >> no. bigger than -- markets had feared i think the fed might draw down to closer to its original balance sheet. now i think there's a view of a much larger balance sheet. liz

he told me that was no problem. >> it was john dean's word against the president of the united statesixon's presidency may ride on whether the public believes john dean or not. >> most americans continued to stand by their president, but then from a little known white house aide, a dramatic twist. >> my name is alexander porter butterfield. >>> you aware of listening devices in the oval office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices, yes, sir. >> it was a bombshell. >> the pressure is on the president to produce those tapes. >> had it not been for the tapes, i believe richard nixon would have completed his second term. >> instead he kept anyone from trying to hear them. >> the white house made it clear that president nixon decided not to release tapes of his conversations. >> if i were to make public these tapes, the confidentiality of the office of the president would always be suspect from now on. >> he fought subpoena after subpoena. >> i have never heard or seen such outrageous, vicious, distorted reporting. >> he tried to convince the american people that watergate

here dean was saying the president was told about a cover up and he did nothing.he president said oh, he's lying. well, of course you knew there was this contradiction. but you didn't see the testimony, didn't get the grannialator. the detail and this is going to unfold the way you peal an onion. you're going to peal the facts away. and michael cohen was particularly important because he knows the whole range of misconduct, fraud, deceit, criminalty that donald trump has been involved in for a very long time. >> even when you think about the quite dramatic two moments when michael cohen has got up uncourt, there's a big difference between that with court room sketches and actually watching the man say it. >> right because he's going to be questioned not only by friendly questioners but by hostile questioners. is this guy really telling the truth? and it may bring out details we haven't heard that give mere credibility to what he's been saying. it's going to be donald trump's reaction. those haven't come out really solely in court hearings. the testimony about the

let us thank dean young. thank you dean young, dean of he house of representatives. i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's hildren. m going to administer to the members-elect -- do the children want to go back -- or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. stay or join their parents and grandparents. katie hill wants her children -- katie porter, whose birthday it is today wants her children to join them. you can stay, if you want. the speaker: the members-elect will all rise. will you please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> i do. he speaker: congratulations. the speaker: the house will be in order. congratulations. you are all now members of the 116th congress. the speaker: the ch

. >> the richard dean story does not end there. this last november, he was forced out of his office when the government shutdown. the second time the government shutdown, he continued helping social security recipients, but he was working without pay. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all the other people out there working every day and doing a good job for the american people, i challenge all of you in this chamber, let us never, ever shut the federal government down again. [applause] >> this weekend on american history tv, tonight at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history, stonehill college professor on how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. right?ed politically, we start to see that the address, the lore of politics is too great for many presidents. this is wilson's small constitutional presidency. it is designed for party leadership. presidents don't avoid the opportunity to use the address to try to score political points. we are way far away from that formal

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janice dean is here with the latest.ople that we have to take this storm very seriously. >> not only is it bringing the coldest air of the season, maybe perhaps in decades, maybe perhaps historic, but it also is bringing snow across portions of the south. take a look at the wind chill. this is what it feels like if you're outside and you're not protected. you can't be outside with wind chills of minus 53 and minus 48. the worst of the cold is really going to be across the northern plains and upper midwest. minneapolis, this is not wind chill. this is actual air temperature. so we could flirt with all-time record lows, historic. the other part of this is the arctic cold front that is sweeping across portions of the mississippi river valley, the gulf coast, parts of atlanta, georgia where we could get snow and ice over the next 12 to 24 hours as this front moves through and brings very dangerous weather across the south, areas that don't typically see the ice and the snow and don't quite know what to do with it. it will cr

>> i do. >> congratulations, madam speaker. [ applause ] >> let us thank dean young, dean of the housef representatives. i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. go kids! go kids! i will administer the oath of office for the members-elect en masse. if the children want to be back with their -- or if they want to be on tv, it's up to them. they can stay or join their parents and grandparents. katie hill, whose birthday it is today wants her children to join her. katie porter, whose birthday it is wants her children to join her. >>> the members elect will all rise. will you all please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any ment al reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations, you are now -- [ cheers and applause

as dean of the medical faculty for responsibility for everything that happened there. what was his response to hear its plans. even on family photos he always posed in uniform later after the war our family would say that he was only a fellow traveler to the regime far too absent minded and cerebral to be involved in anything political his daughter is my mother and she suspected that this couldn't be the whole story. what does. it biden and we two youngest children i suspect were the nazi children. because back then families were expected to have five children not just three. i'm guilty i adored my father he was so wild and full of ideas that i had even if there was never a dull moment with him. on to hudson and i enjoyed that as he helped us get nothing . better than. what i thought. in nazi propaganda it was german land since time immemorial. for centuries the region next to the rhine river had been fought over by germany and france between eight hundred seventy one and one nine hundred forty five the territory changed hands four times between the two countries for t

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. >> the richard dean story does not end there. november, he was forced out of his office when the government shutdown. , hesecond time it shutdown continued helping social security recipients but was working without paying. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all people out there working every day doing a , let'sb, i challenge you never ever shut the federal government down again. [applause] this weekend, saturday at 8:00 on lectures in history, onnehill college professor how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. he scored politically. address, theee the war of politics, is too great for many presidents. this is wilson's small constitutional presidency. it is designed for party leadership. presidents do not avoid the opportunity to use the address to try to score political points. formalfar away from that to sink address that george washington would have given. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. with adamewsmakers smith, chair of the armed services

you can hear it the night john dean was fired. it didn't take much for his speech to slur. so, i'm kind of dancing around the main question here. i guess the short answer is i don't know, but there is a lot of stuff you hear on the tapes that is quite concerning. that is dangerously close to what you read from woodward and bernstein in the mid-70s, saying nixon was having a break down. you listen to the tapes it makes the reports seem credible. >> guest: listening to your experts from this tape what struck me was how nixon used the word weak to describe people who were in fact, strong and displaying integrity. and that made me think didn't our current president just describe jeffceptions as a accountant attorney general for having recused himself. and i was wondering if you observed any other linguistic parallels in terms of how people and their behavior was characterized by both presidents. >> yes, trump and nixon as many of you know they're not carbon copies. they have different personalities but there are very important similarities. and you have identified one of them.