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i'm like, i don't like this outfit, either. >> dean's 6-year-old daughter, reina is in the care of dean'sreats her like she's her kid. >> reina's my life. that's my joy, just like sheree, always been, you know, my daughter. >> she comes here every sunday and brings my daughter which pisses me off. she holds my daughter like i would hold her and sits and plays with her hair. i appreciate the fact she helps me out glivlgs like she tries to be more than a mother. >> you tell me where we're going. >> that's my daughter. i should be able to raise her the way i want to. not the way she wants to. apparently she didn't do such a great job raising me because obviously look how i came out. but -- >> i've done the tough love with her, you know. i've told her, you don't get off drugs, you're not welcome here no more. you know? then five minutes later it's like come back home, sheree, i'll help you, you know? i've helped her so many times. you have to want to have help. sheree realizes now i won't let her have her daughter until she gets help. she's not going to ruin my granddaughter's life by being a

>> as the country watched, white house counsel john dean turn on his president. >> i began by telling the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. >> dean testified the watergate burglars were blackmailing white house aides. >> the white house was now directly subject to blackmail and i didn't know how to handle it. >> i told him i could only make an senate it might be as high as a million or more. he told me, that was no problem. >> it was john dean's word against the president of the united states. >> nothing less than richard nixon's presidency may ride on whether the world believes john dean or not. >> most republicans continued to stand by their president. but then, from a little known white house aide, a dramatic twist. >> my name is alexander butterfield. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of the installation of any

>> reporter: dean's life was cut short by a car crash in 1955.omputer technology to bring him back in a new role. the production company announced it purchased the rights to use dean's image from the late actor's family. their plan is to use a mixture of old film footage and photos to create a digital dean to co-star in a new film called "finding jack." another actor will provide the character's voice and body. reactions to the announcements haven't exactly been positive. >> it seems like actors in particular are not too enthused with the idea that is now dawning on them, that after they pass away, they may be brought back to play roles they might not have otherwise agreed to do. >> reporter: it's not the first time filmmakers have tried to bring a dead actor to life on screen. in 1955, bella lugosi died before finishing ed wood's infamous "plan nine from outer space." other actors finished his scenes hidden by a cape. oliver reed died of a heart attack while filming in malt. at the director ready live scott brought in a body double and a cti tea

and coincidence or not what's that's when dean lost money in this in.here winners and lose zbleerscu it's been dif for dean because when wlormt opened the bollinging plant in indiana that took away a substantial piece of business for dean foods. >> how do you see it playing out, rick? i mean, i know milk prices are going a bit higher. is that -- do you think that's the start of a trend? >> well we certainly hope so. i mean milk prices have been on the mend lately. they're a bitn higher t they were. and for 2020 it's looking better. w, the situation, though, is that milk prices even as they come up for farmers, it's taking a long time for them to dig a lot of the are behind on their bills. the debts he piled up up. . it's taking a while. strtruck me from your series of articles this fall is about the local dairy farmers in your part of the country. it is it getting better for t tm anye soon? >> we sure hope so. it looks like 2020be wil a little better year for them. but, again, it's just taking a for some of them, there's been the balance sheet they migh

it shows that dean's memory is prodigious. >> dean. >> i would say these people are going to cost a milliondollars. you could get it in cash. i know where it could be gotten. >> now, when individuals read the entire transcript, they may reach different interpretations. but i know what i meant, and i know also what i did. >> richard nixon's problem is they keep on subpoenaing more and more tapes. he says he's not going to give them up unless the supreme court demands him to. >> the supreme court today heard arguments in the historic case of the united states of america versus richard nixon, president of the united states. >> the television cameras saw the two main players in this classic confrontation arrive. first james st. claire, president nixon's attorney, then leon jaworski, special watergate prosecutor to argue his case against the president's refusal to surrender 64 tapes and documents. >> it is a strange notion that the president of the united states is the defendant and the government of the united states is the prosecutor. >> jaworski was even cheered by some in of the crowd as he

john dean testified, john dean had one of the most remarkable memories in the watergate testimony. the thing that really validated john dean's testimony was the existence of the nixon tapes. now, i don't think we're going to have such tapes in this case, so we're going to have to depend upon the john deans of the trump administration to testify. >> right. >> to that point, john dean, you know, we know that the white house is apparently most concerned about this witness, about this career public servant, bill taylor. can understand why? >> i can. he can be a very, very bad witness for the president. while he may not have had direct dealings with the president on these issues, that won't matter in the long run. he can, as was said, paint a circumstantial case that could be devastating for the president, that could only happen because of the president. one of the difficulties they're having right now is getting witnesses to continue to come up to testify. and one of the things they're going to have to do is build the case that it's the president that's blocking these. this taylor know

dean took the lead with 50.72% of the vo. loftus was close behi 49 0.2 8% of the vote. kron four's dan thorn is live to us for us tonight in safrancisco at blue jeans victory party in you spoke with him what is he sayinabout his ictory. >>well just saying there'a big crowd of supporters here tonighin del rio in the mission district as you can see behind thers that people still trying to if you can still hear me. the progress. suzy loftus and this this routine running on campaign promises calling for police accountability the end of ss incarceration and racial disparities within the criminal justice stem team will be starting his tenure with likely aigid lationship with police the san francisco police officers association spending more than ha a million dollars to keep routine from getting elected that's at president tony montoya sounding off tonight saying in part que unfortunately, the election results mean that san francico residents left to suffer through another 4 years of the george gcon own yle policies that have plagued our city and decimated public safety. we kn

you believe he is john dean before john dean became the i don't know dean thjohn dean tha know.re you that eisenberg will cross over and say what is happening is wrong? will he break from the administration? >> that is so hard to predict. john dean was incredible in coming forward and also in his memory. he had the most phenomenal memory and had a detailed narrative before he knew there were tapes. and then he was corroborated by those tapes. so far in this administration, only the people who are career civil servants and career people what donald trump derides as the deep state are the people of moral courage, the people who are patriots coming forward and saying there is a threat to our national security and i'm afraid for this country. and that is what i hope gets communicated to all americans when they testify in public and hopefully they will listen. >> jill wine-banks, author of the new book the watergate girl, thank you very much for being here. >>> more a.m. joy oafter the break. y oafter the break. erty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you

dean is making a comeback. a new movie about the vietnam war. the actor who died in 1955 will be digitally edited to co-star in the independent film "finding jack." the directors will use old footage and photos of dean, and he will be voiced by another actor. the directors say the icon is still relevant, and they say many fans would like to see him back on the screen. >>> a family heirloom can now be called a ring of fire. the diamond wedding ring actually survived not one but two california wildfires 58 years apart. firefighters found it in a small box outside of a home destroyed by the getty fire last week. when they saw what was inside, they immediately tracked down the owner, patty shale. turns out the ring belonged to her mom who lived in a home that was destroyed by the bel air fire in 1961. shale said getting the ring back was like getting a message of hope from her mother. >>> the white house is getting ready for christmas. [ cheers ] this tree from the carson national forest in new mexico is on its way

>> but james dean is starring in a new film, and it's not without controversy. >>> good thursday morning. everyone. thank you for joining us. we will get to the bitter cold in just a moment, but first we begin with the impeachment battle now going public. >> democrats now say public hearings will begin next wednesday. the first witness to be called, bill taylor a career diplomat with 50 years of public service. >> meanwhile, overnight we learned about a new request president trump made to attorney general william barr. abc's karina mitchell joins us with the new details. karina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kenneth and janai. house democrats are promising ambassador bill taylor's televised testimony is just the beginning as the inquiry probes president trump's alleged effort to pressure ukraine into investigating political rival joe biden and his son. west point grad and vietnam veteran bill taylor, the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine, will be the first to testify in the impeachment inquiry telling millions of people what he told investigators, that the president wit

listen to john dean. on wednesday. >> what struck me today in listening to these two witnesses is they already had more than they had against richard nixon to impeach him. >> more than they had against richard nixon, do you agree? >> i'm not sure what period in the investigations john is referring to. there was an enormous amount of information that the house judiciary committee compiled. it was material from the set of watergate hearings from the watergate special prosecution force and the taerls that the hughes judiciary collected on its own. there was a mountain of information. and it wasn't just about one episode. it was about all kinds of abuse of power and obstruction of justice. i would think at the noemt that the house judiciary committee and the committees that spoker pelosi has asked to participate don't have the same material they did in 1973/'74. what they do have is striking information that gets at the core of abuse of power and possibly bribery. >> if the fact same kirks happen circumstance

i find been used, james dean, 64 years after his death...fficult because with cgi you can create deep fake but where is the soul? where is the real personality? whereas the soul, thanks very much simoney. that is it for us from a newspaper review, i see you in just few minutes for the headlines. goodbye. hello. thursday brought us a day of heavy and persistent rain across some parts of the country, particularly for parts of northern england. there was 75mm of rain by the end of the day in sheffield and many areas have seen flooding problems and quite a lot of travel disruption too. we still have numerous flood warnings and severe flood warnings in force as well. although the worst of the rain will be easing away, river levels will be lagging behind the main rainfall, so still a lot of flooding problems through friday morning. now, the overnight rain has slowly been shifting a little bit further south, but an amber warning was issued from the met office for up to 100mm of rain across parts of south and west yorkshire, derbyshire, and greater

they ended up findingjames dean, the secondary lead.s family agreed to it. they are going to use images of him, photographs of him and bring him back to life, and we will see him walking around and acting and... was there one with princess leia? peter cushing, what is the name of the baddie in starwars, cushing, what is the name of the baddie in star wars, a cushing, what is the name of the baddie in starwars, a new hope. they completely re—created him. he wasn't into many scenes but clearly the technology, they will do more of this and i personally think it's somewhat depressing because it suggests we have run out of ideas. chris evans, would find it awful.” think it would be lovely to see this kind of image because he was a bit ofa kind of image because he was a bit of a rebel in his day. you like him, james dean? he will do. it's a great moment. lovely to see you both as ever. thank you for watching. our final edition of the papers. they are all on line. seven days a week. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers onlin

. ♪ james dean ♪ james dean ♪ i'm your 70lb st., is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! david: hollywood legend james dean has been dead for 64 years, but rebel without a cause will be back to life in a new vietnam era film, called finding jack producer at magic city film said dean will be resurrected using cgi technology, some hollywood stars and critics hate the idea, calling it shameful and yo unlal precedents. >> we saw this with in world of whole thing of deep fakes, creates various video images not true, this is one with no privacy get over it this is coming. >> we'll see forever our favorite actors and actresses no matter when they lived and died, i think this is bizarre, if i were living i would be furious, it will take roles away from them. >> the james dean estate is happy, i can pro

alix: thank you so much, dean -- dean curnutt, micro risk advisors ceo and founder.want to get the first word news with viviana hurtado. viviana: president xi making the first remarks on a partial bill he could sign with president trump. he said china did not start the trade war. "it is something the chinese certainly don't want." the government is in business until december 20 because president trump signed a temporary spending bill. it averts a government shutdown. congress is still negotiating the 12 spending bills that make up the budget. the biggest roadblock, white house demands for $9 billion to build a wall along the border of mexico. one of president trump's recent picks for the federal reserve board raising eyebrows with her comments. she is challenging an article of faith about the central bank list last month in private comments to a banker. she cast doubt the fed should operate free of political influence. the white house has yet to formally nominate shelton. if the president goes ahead with it, her remarks make up a caterer nomination. global news 24 ho

it's not too late, janice dean. the universally beloved janice dean. in an l.a. traffic jam with nothing to do are over. there is now a fast food chain that will send out motorcycle courier through the gridlock and bring your burger right to your car. which is it? janice dean? >> burger king. >> tucker: not in and out, but burger king? >> it is a real thing and yes, burger king wants to solve this problem. once you place your order, you get updates, and then through a motorcycle courier, your burger, whatever else you want to order from burger king, that will be delivered to you. but are you that hungry and traffic that you need to eat inside your a car? >> on the 405, 4:00 on a friday, yes. >> i'm still standing. >> tucker: okay, so this last question, i'm hearing this now from my judges. and as you know, this is the way the game works, they make up rules as we go along with no rhyme or reason. >> can we have a cocktail? >> tucker: they are like the federal government that way, and they are telling me this final question is a three-pointer, also multi

dean starts to lag behind tongue. word of his votes go. i don't think it's votes going to suzy loftus so right now, i'm nancy thinking hey i have a real shot at winning so we'll just see the night is young. but you everyone is doing the political tea leaves and doing the runoff mad in their mind is which way the second choice votes of whoever over jobs at first where they go for it and of course michael is talking about the fact that movement this is ranked choice voting where people making first second 3rd 43th choices, but it also could mean and we said this earlier michael we might not. >>or we might but we might not know for sure. tonight who so the new. >>do know it's a pretty it's a pretty intense is intensive way to way to deal with especially for dealing with more than one racing which are having to do the right choices for i think will be a lot smoother if it appears of london breed winds on the first ballot and the of say for example you the game president valley brown where to get a majority as well that makes it a lot easier te

two visual effects companies are working on creating a realistic version of dean using cgi.ice him they decided that james dean was the only one that could fill this role. >> think about the implications of this. >> remember they did the tupac halogram at coachella a couple of years ago >> doesn't bode well for hollywood stars. >> he doesn't have an instagram account to promote the movie >> would you watch it in the box? >> i don't know. think about it >> google looking to make changes on policies about political advertisements conversations it is vihang on that important matter. we are back after this memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xf

the dean of admissions was a close friend of his. he said do you mind if i told him that i ran into you? i said that is fine. i got a letter two weeks later from that former dean of admissions. he said i remember getting a phone call. in 1964. in 1964.hone call i say that every time i see you in a newspaper, i knew that i blew it. i wish i made all the right decisions but as i told you of the time, there were no beds at the inn. people were fascinating, you ex-cia agents-- who are people who worked on oil rigs. david: you then went to harvard business school. did you enjoy it? steve: no. david: did you want to drop out? steve: yes. david: what kept you from doing that? steve: i wrote a letter to the which is of the firm where i worked a bit right after i graduated and went into the army. i said it is cold appear. the classes are highly repetitive. i would like to come back to work. if you don't want me to, i will do something else. what do you think? he wrote music and said that is just the way i felt in december of my first year. to

he was not as great a witness as dean because he wasn't privy to as much as john dean was.his takes us into new territory, and tomorrow we have fiona hill, who i suspect we're going to learn an awful lot from about all kinds of things and views that happened at the national security council, including some of john bolton's views and actions. i've said all along none of us knows where this is going to go. we don't know the outcome, and i think that's even more true after today. and it's a grave situation. >> jim, give us the final word because carl took us forward to tomorrow. i said earlier at this point, if you look at the evidence and you don't think that the president has done something wrong, perhaps there's something wrong with you. again, that doesn't mean yhe should be removed from office or impeachment. but just from the facts, from the transcript, from the phone call, from the overheard phone call, the evidence is damning. >> it is. but you know what i worry here is that obstruction works in the end, right? you know, the president, the white house has banned the wi

today dean is a cnn contributor. good to see both of you. >> thank you. >> bill, let me begin with you. this late testimony by david holmes who says he overheard president trump on the phone with u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon sondland asking sondland about investigations into the bidens that places the president at the center of this alleged effort to extort and influence ukraine. so if sondland confirms in his testimony this wednesday when he publicly testifies, bill, in your view does this corroborate that the president had firsthand knowledge, that there is testimony from someone who has firsthand knowledge, perhaps even two people with firsthand knowledge, would this spell out an impeachable offense to you? >> i don't -- i don't think so. i've never thought there was one here from everything i've heard so far. >> last weekend you said you didn't think because it was secondhand information. but now we've got testimony from one who says firsthand and potentially second testimony. would that change yo

this week, a production company announced it purchased the rights to use deans image from the -- dean'sxture of old film footage and photos to create a digital dean to co-star in a new film called "finding vi the character's voice and body. reactions to the announcement haven't exactly been positive. >> it seeps like actors -- seems like actors in particular are not too enthused with the idea that is dawning on them that after they pass away, they may be brought back to play roles they might not have otherwise agreed to do. >> reporter: it's not the first time filmmakers have tried to bring a dead actor to life on screen. in 1955, bella la gosi died before finishing "planned 9 from outer space." wood cast another actor who finished the scenes hidden by a cape. [ scream ] in 2000, oliver reed died of a heart attack while filming in malta. a body double was brought in and a cgi team created a mask of reed's face with much of the two minutes of footage shot in the shadows. >> seems you're wanting freedom. >> reporter: in "rogue one," a "star wars" story, disney used pgi to bring peter cush

but dean responded to the p o a and also addressed his firs order of business to reporters. >>m looking forward to working with all san franciscans including. thank you. bob police officers to make the city safer for everybody. i know we have a lot of work to do and i know that there's a lot of distrust communities and cisco law enforcement and my first job is gointo roll up my sleeves everybody all stakeholders communities and make sure we l can rebuild that trust that we're safer, we've got a lot of work to do transform the culture the district attorney's office making sure that it serves every single person san francisco,ake sure that every victim but every crime has a voice. >>loftus conceded with th statement saying that she's anservice run distributor knee. she also said it's been an honor to leave the office that she caes deeply about and even though she didn't win the race she did win the support of many san franccans who are demanding that our city work more effectively together to build safety. loftus inished or statementith a ngralations to bodene saying that she'

john dean's testimony turned out to be entirely accurate. >> how much money? people are going to cost us a million dolla dollars. >> it was clear nixon's defenses were beginning to crumble. >> do you consider the crimes to be impeachable if they do apply to you? >> well, i've also quit beating my wife. >> the meeting will come to order. >> in july of 1974, in a packed hearing room, the house judiciary committee began to debate removing the president. >> make no mistake about it, this is a turning point whatever we decide. >> committee chairman peter rodino was a democratic machine liberal from new jersey. he was new to the job. some doubted whether he could handle it. >> a highly partisan prosecution if ever there was one. >> many nixon loyalists were angry and still immovable. for republicans, impeaching their president was tantamount to political suicide so they kept holding out for more evidence. >> the weight of evidence must be clear. it must be convincing. and let's keep to those two words. you can't substitute anything else. clear and convincing. but yo

the dean of students doesn't even have a telephone. way too important for that. so he answered the phone and chatted for a while. and he said, we don't have any record of your application. what kind of grades do you have at tufts? you need pretty much all a's. he said, i have a scholarship for someone at tufts, do you want it? [laughter] eugene: that's how i ended up at the university of chicago. [laughter] barry: you come here as a student, you're finishing your work. myron miller says to you, you want to stick around and do the sort of research you are doing? is that how you became a professor here? barry: yeah. i had offers at some other places but most of the turned me down. they said i was to chicago. [laughter] eugene: i don't know what that meant, actually. barry: these folks know exactly what that means. [laughter] eugene: it was very weird to hire somebody from your own phd program on your faculty. they had only done one or two before that. barry: so david, you had a different experience. you grow up in kansas, get a ba in economics and a masters from th

the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. >> dean testified that the watergatee aides. >> the white house was now being directly subject to blackmail, and i didn't know how to handle it. >> i told him i could only make an estimate that it might be as high as $1 million or more. he told me that that was no problem. >> it was john dean's word against the president of the united states. >> i have no comment. >> nothing less than richard nixon's presidency may ride on whether the public believes john dean or not. >> most republicans continued to stand by their president. but then from a little known white house aide, a dramatic twist. >> my name is alexander porter butterfield. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of the installation of any 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'm convinced richard nixon would have completed his second term. >> instead, nixon would spend the rest of his pre

. >>> you heard the cheers from did support ors from chesa 59 about buy dean. his opponent conceded this afternoon. the election results were announced today. boudin holds the haded. it was a tight race until the end. yesterday bow dean led by 156 votes. >> as you know san francisco has been in need of a new d.a. since the previous one left office. the newly elected d.a. is in the mission district celebrating a narrow victory. >> jubilation as chesa boudin celebrating the victory. suzie often us said in a statement i dependent within the race but we won the support of many. less than three weeks before the election loftus was given the interim position by the mayor. >> after the appointment we had a surge in donors, we had a volunteer mobilization that had over 120 volunteers showing support. >> that harolded in a narrow victory. the 39-year-old former public defender and progressive aims to stop mass up carsation did not get the backing of law enforcement. >> the election results mean that san francisco residents have to suffer through another four years of po

the dean of admissions was a close friend of his.e said, do you mind if i told him that i ran into you? i said that is fine. i got a letter two weeks later from that former dean of admissions. he said i remember getting a -- getting that phone call in 1964. he said that every time i see you in the newspaper, i realize that i blew it. i wish i made all the right decisions but as i told you of the time, there were no beds at the inn. david: you interviewed with a number of firms and the one you decided to go with was lehman brothers. steve: yes. the people were fascinating. you had big cia agents and people who had worked on oil rigs. ♪ david: you then went to harvard business school. steve: yes. david: did you enjoy it? steve: no. david: did you want to drop out? steve: yes. david: what kept you from dropping out? letter -- there was no internet -- i wrote a letter to the president of the firm which is where i worked a bit right after i graduated and went into the army. i said, dip, it is cold -- it is cold up here. the classes are hi

problem. >> it was john dean's word against the president of the united states. >> i have no comment.esidency may ride on whether the public believes john dean or not. >> most republicans continued to stand by their president. but then from a little known white house aide, a dramatic twist. >> my name is alexander porter butterfield. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of the installation of any listening devices in the oval office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices, yes, sir. >> it was a bomb sell. >> the pressure is on the president to produce those tapes. >> had it not been for the tapes i'm convinced richard nixon would have completed a second term. >> instead, nixon would spend the rest of his presidency trying to keep anyone from hearing them. he fought subpoena after subpoena. >> i have never heard or seen such outrageous, vicious, distorted reporting. >> even as he tried to convince the american people that watergate was a press creation. >> what is it about the television coverage of you in these past weeks and months that has so aroused your anger? >> don't

would you agree this was a john dean moment? would know firsthand. >> no, i think john dean was a perfect witness who was privy to a lot more than mr. sondland was. nonetheless, sondland was a devastating witness, and i think that what was revealed today is that the level of corruption of this president has now been revealed in a way that's very, very hard for the republicans to deny. secondly, we have seen now the wheels coming off the coverup, the coverup led by the president of the united states and once those wheels come off we now see in stunning detail just what the real conspiracy to undermine our electoral process by the intervention of a foreign power solicited by the president of the united states has been. it is a really ugly tale. >> a really ugly tale. you also pointed out that john dean was a much better witness. tim, as we look at this, that is something the republicans quickly jumped on. yes, he may have said quid pro quo in the opening statement, but there was a lot that did not seem as damnin in their eyes. the

dean foods is considering a sale to the dairy farmers of america. >>> and facebook has launched a new facebook pay would work across social networks and apps. users would be able to use facebook pay to send money, shop, and donate to fundraisers. the new feature will compete with other payment apps including paypal, cash app, and venmo. facebook pay is available across facebook, messenger, instagram, and whatsapp. >> i'm not sure if anyone was clamoring for that, but they must have done the research. >> i know. i mean, it's just like kind of the streaming services, now the pay app, that's becoming a crowded marketplace. we'll see which one is the winner in the end of this. >> yeah. great point. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> you got it. >>> ahead, he's "people's" sexiest man alive. we'll show you who received this year's honor. there you go. we'll tell you how his wife is reacting to the news. i'm bad. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mothe