and dean turning on magruder.nd that was all hidden from view at the time. so, you know, i like to think that well all the president's men was the first rough draft of history told from the perspective of the reporters, but i've you know 50 years later you get many more interesting perspectives, so i didn't want to rehash all that stuff. so i think your book is very even-handed for. a criminal like richard nixon, but i would say if there were heroes in this story in a way. we look at it as a story. it's john surica. some people think john dean is a hero. it was interesting to hear. the rendition of how he came up with his testimony and how he used the tapes to create his own testimony. but the central one here the most perhaps most important one was alexander butterfield. it doesn't get a lot of credit even though we have all of these tapes that basically once he explained that these tapes were there. it confirmed everything that dean said and all of the others actions, so maybe you want to comment on that. i thin

the anger dean is also renowned for its sweet treats . the master confectioners, from the anger dean, have made a name for themselves as far as venice. i try a piece of the famous anger, the nut cake. it's made out of short crust pastry and filled with roughly chopped caramel lies. walnuts. ah, it's very tasty in the perfect way to refuel her. oh, all right, before i go ski, let me show you a swim national symbol. the matter on one of the most famous mountains in the world . i. 6 with its striking summit, the matter horn has long been a symbol of switzerland and the power of nature ah, previously considered unconquerable due to its menacing heights and danger slopes. the mountain has claimed the lives of many climbers. the 1st, the sense was finally made an 18. 65 that history is documented here at the much horn museum in zermatt. at the foot of the mountain museum director eddie schmid tells her the climb of match. a horn pioneer edward whimper, entered in disaster. when for members of his team, including mountaineer, michel croz fell to

i can see that it's tough for dean.spital treatment, usually several times a week. dean's mum, denise, is by his side. he's on powerful painkillers and needs all the support he can get. i worked from being in school. i was up until a few years ago when my health really deteriorated. i was, i want to work. i can't lift, i can't carry. i can't do anything. are you dependent on this place? yeah, absolutely. there are plenty of people struggling here. but dean's life, it just feels so hard. you're all right. all you want for people is to have some dignity, you know? that's a tough story. despite it all, this hub isn't about misery. it's about help. just a thank you goes a long way. and i do appreciate the work you've done for me. you're welcome. the work never stops. teresa is here to check that all of her benefits are up to date. how much are you paying for that? £350 for the gas and electric. basically, it's living hand—to—mouth. winters here. anita and the kids have all been ill. i'm exhausted with it. absolutely exhaust

john: well, dean witter was owned by sears, and they had decided to spin it off.gan stanley got the order from sears to do this transaction, to raise money in an equity transaction, so we met with phil purcell and talked about all their salesmen, their branch offices. it became apparent to me and also to dick fisher that this is the way to build a franchise because distribution is going to be more and more important and to have a connection with retail clients would be important. that is how we made the decision. there was pushback at the firm, but with parker gilbert and dick fisher's leadership, we were able to convince the partners that this was the right way to go, and we did it. david: putting the two together like that had never been done before. john: correct. david: how did you negotiate who was going to be the ceo? john: at that time, dean witter owned discover card, so their market cap was dramatically larger than ours, so we based it on market cap, and they had a larger market cap to do the deal. purcell wanted to be in charge. that was one of the prere

it tended to work really well where deans and sometimes also department chairs. it was usually deans who said, okay, now listen you for past six years, you have hired white people in every single search, no more either hire some people of color or you don't any more colleagues. and what happened is people found people of color because they didn't they wanted to spread the work out and they didn't want to. you know, they wanted more colleagues to be able to spread the work out. so eventually they found people of color. what was interesting is in those places where the dean just put their foot down and said, i'm letting you hire any more people and replicate yourself. people started to find people of color year after year. it was amazing. it was like they just came out of nowhere, right? you know? and then another thing that happened was in some especially in the sciences, not only people tended to think that the only institutions that produced high quality individuals were the institutions where they went to school and this is where i went back to lauren rivera, w

the dean's approval of my flesh would be a perfunctory matter.cernible] i spoke to the dean in july and he asked me, do you have any enemies? i thought it was a weird question. i have a lot of enemies. i mentioned to him the chinese government and the russian government have both personally sanctioned me, the rwandan government and saudi government te me. i said, yes, israel. that was the end of an hour. two weeks later, i learned to a very respected professor at the kennedy schoolhat the dean had told her it was my criticism of israel that was the deathknell for my fellowship. amy: and human rights watch for close to, what, 30 years. talk about human rights watch's stand on israel, how it compares to amnesty international -- also did a big report on israel as an apartheid state -- but also your reports on saudi arabia and other countries in the middle east. >> well, human rights watch applies the exact same standards to israel as we do to 100 other countries that we regularly monitor. that is to say we insist on scrupulous, factual objectivity a

i'm madeleine dean from suburban philadelphia. montgomery in berks county. thanks to the national fall of fires foundation, the united states fire administration for this event. remembering enormous loss, raising awareness for fire safety and supporting legislation that will save lives. thank you she and it's wonderful to be here at historic engine three. what a beautiful building we chose to do this event in the recognizes the many men and women who have served d.c. fire and emergency medical services. thank you, chief. thank you doctor moore morel. thank you ritchie torres my colleague and friend, thank you captain for your story and god bless your family. sadly we know too well how destructive and devastating fires can be. just last january on january 5, the philadelphia region faced a horrific fire that claimed 12 lives. three sisters and nine of their children, children ages two to 33. i'd like to take a moment and just read the names of those victims that they not be forgotten. rosalie, rose mcgowan, a loving mother of six children, all of whom perishe

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dean.al and the details are released when he returned home humans and long hours that the communists had spent trying to get information out of you. >> yes that first month of september they questioned me almost continuously. at one stretch they questioned me for 16 hours. >> a general did the try to indoctrinate you? >> they did. they tried various methods. they tried persuasion, bribery. they kept all literature, all means of diversion away from me for 14 months and then when they gave me literature it was all communist literature. >> at the treatment he received in three years practical in solitary was an act to try to woo you to their side. did they say anything about how they were taking care of your men? unit they didn't tell me how they were taking care of all the mint that they set our men were very happy and were always singing and were so mary. they showed me petitions with a photo static signature of p.o.w.s, men from the whole organization, men that i had known and men whom i ca

i have to agree with dean.d trump was a serial arsonist, crime after a crime that when he came into office, merrick garland could have investigated. the places burning. he sees one with of smoke and he thinks, let's call in the fire department. we have seen, and you put the dates up there, we have seen merrick garland act fast when it comes to democrats. sam bankman-fried, another example, in less than a month, we had that guy -- he was indicted, dated. >> anytime that he looks -- any times where he wants to show his independent credentials to the right. it's fast. it does seem to be the case. -- dean, i want to get your reaction to this tweet from ron filipkowski who monitors the right on line. he put together some of the smears donald trump has tossed that special counsel jack smith in that last week. lunatic, frog, mentally deranged. i want to know, what is joe biden been saying about rob her in the past week? has he said anything like that about him? >> not one democrat has said that. congresswoman omar, ou

job-- j janice dean. >> thank you. >> the book. it is great. your fight agents andrew cuomo, former governor of new york whose horrible policies relegated your husband's partisans to retirement homes that were forced to take covid patients, and they died. they had no defense. i -- it is such a tragic story it angers me to think about it. somehow, you turned that, you found stories of other people fighting against the odds and giants, including sweet maureen flavon. >> yes, that fact was writing the book brought me so much hope in a time where there was so much grief and anger. while i was writing it i fell, that by the end of it, after i completed 18 chapters of top people who had risen against all odds and triumphed or still in middle of their battle it really did give me great solis, and maureen flavon is one of those role models, she did not know impact she had of her weather forecasting that changed trajectory of world war ii. i don't want to give the whole story away, i think you know history changed because of the weather forecast. she wa

frank dean. the president and ceo of the yosemite conservancy. miss hannah downey, the policy director for property research center. doctor will rice is an assistant professor of outdoor recreation and wild land management. at the university of montana. as with the first panel, oral statements are limited to five minutes. your entire statement will be made part of the hearing record. when you begin the timer will start it will turn orange when you have one minute remaining and read when your time is expired after your testimony is complete please remember to meet yourself to avoid any adverse background notice after all the witnesses of testified members will ask questions. the chair now recognizes mr. frank jean to testify mister dean, i believe you are on the serve. hi, thank you. thank you chairwoman more -- members of the committee. my name is frank dean, i'm the president and ceo of the nonprofit yosemite conservancy, a terrible foundation for the park. i also currently serve as the chair of the national park service friends alliance, and co

ah a marion evans dean. thanks for joining me. a rights organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row. the angio iran human rights told dw news they could be executed at any time after the reigning supreme court dismissed their appeals. mohammad buddha, connie and mohammed called bob lew, were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government. protests. supporters say their trials were a sham mohammad. amir in the hud am, is the directory favor on human rights which monitors violations. and he told us more about the young men on death row. so he run in. authorities have announced that the that, that sentence out mama, obama glue and mama group, i need a, i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time, but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so, international reactions press shared can still save a mom of about one mamma group on his lives. but again, we know also that t

it's a dean's list. c plus what you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, >> hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> it's 9.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners are get ready for their last game of the season. we're going take a look at how win or a loss would affect their placement in the playof >> it's 9.25, and a developing story. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is breathing on his own. now and he is able to talk ter having his breathing to remove. this was news that just came out this morning. so he is getting better days after his cardiac arrest incident during the game on monday night football. he's still not out of the woods. he's listed in critical condition at this point. but the bills tweeted out this morning he was able to facetime. >> the team into the team meeting and speak with his teammates. he told them he >> meantime, the league ann

but the thing, dean, i have to say, it is one thing for the republicans to do it. but this whole biden classified documents thing, it's beginning to take on a little bit of a her emails vibe for me. let me just show you a little bit of karine jean-pierre getting some questions incoming today. >> the president is sloppy handling classified material. >> what is the white house trying to hide? >> when will the white house release a log of visitors to the wilmington house? >> does the administration have any idea between the garage and the biden penn office just how many people could have gotten their hands on this or are we to assume the white house doesn't have an estimate? >> there's an ongoing review on this and i would refer to the department of justice. >> i mean, and it's not as if you should ignore the story. i mean, if there's classified documents found somewhere they're not supposed to be, there's supposed to be an investigation, but it's starting to feel her emails-y to me. >> look at the gop, the hypocrisy on this, the gop didn't have hypocrisy, they wouldn

emily co dean dw political course. let's have a look now at some other stories making news around the world around says it has hanged. a british iranian national ali risa bari was a former top iranian defense official and convicted of spying for the united kingdom. the u. case. foreign secretary says his execution will not go unchallenged . iran has one of the world's highest execution rate. her is president. dina bullard, there has made a televised apology for dozens of deaths cost in protests in recent weeks, but says she will not resign. she also swore in 3 new cabinet members after a string of resignations, supporters of ousted precedent petro castillo, are demanding new elections, and the removal of pull up. the brazil supreme court says it will investigate former president j able so narrow for allegedly, inciting, last sundays. riots in the capitol, bows and arrows, supporters ransacked government buildings in brazilian under the false belief that last year's presidential election was stolen was an hour himself.

governor dean saying it's a mistake, he's being transparent. he didn't do himself any favors by not getting it out there, saying, hey, look, there are other documents out, whether it's from the podium or lawyers or somebody else, just putting the full information out. if another document comes someplace tomorrow rngs it's going to be really bad. >> let me be frank about this. i think that's a press problem. i think the press gets indignant if they don't get a full serving of whatever. and this is what the press ho c hocus-pocuses about. >> governor dean, besides, you know, indignation from reporters, it does prolong stories if one day it's one thing and then, oh, low and behold, there are more documents. and it does -- it just seems like why not just be up front? >> well, okay. >> it's not the press's fault. >> go ahead, governor. >> the press has its little idiosyncrasies that i've grown to not be so fond of them. and that's one of them. let me just make this up because i have no idea what went on in the white house. if i'm arranging a trip be

if you see someone in the uniform, i know dean cain.e law enforcement appreciation day. not just today. that's not enough. >> steve: amen to that. thank you very much. coming up, switching gears on this monday, a year on planet earth. our next guest spent eight months on a subarctic island with penguins for a new fox nation special and we are going to talk about that. first, let's check in with bill and dana for petey of the show at 9:00. >> bill: the video is amazing, by the w way. you have to see this show coming up on fox nation. hey, steve. good morning. went to the present learn on his three half an hour to her, the lieutenant governor of texas coming up. >> dana: and we are going to find out what changes republicans have in store. >> bill: also, students returning back to school at the university of idaho. our team on the gun has the latest on the investigation. >> dana: and what do you think of 45-year-old american should look like? we will find out. >> bill: the new week begins in a few minutes. come join us at the top of the ho

now, here with me is general william f dean.d the details that you released when you return home, you mentioned the many long hours that the communists had spent trying to get information out of you. >> yes, that first month of september, they questioned me almost continuously. and one, stretch they questioned me for 68 hours. >> general, did the communists try to indoctrinate you? >> they did. they tried various methods. they tried persuasion, bribery, but kept all literature, all means of diversion away from me for a period of 14 months. and they gave me literature, it was all communist literature. >> treatment you've received in three, years practically in solitary, was an act then to try to woo you to their side. >> i do. >> did they say how they were taking care of your men? >> they didn't tell me how they are taking care of our men, but they said that our men were very happy and gay and were always singing. and we're so mary. they should meet petitions with alleged full aesthetic signatures of p.o.w.'s, man from the whole

david: in a "wall street journal" editorial on all of this, here is what those deans, two deans froming, we believe that the quality of medical students and future physicians is reflected their lived experiences intersecting identities, research accomplishments, commit to social and racial justice and a set of core values that are aligned with those of our school. well if you can have those in addition to the very basic outstanding skills that you need to get into medical school, fine, but the question is whether they're choosing one over the other, equity over skills? >> they're absolutely choosing equity over schools. you put it perfectly. the "u.s. news & world report" already has a ranking of diversity at these schools. so if these deans really cared about both diversity and academic performance they would not be conducting this award on merit as we're seeing now. david: there are some very vital occupations that require skills. i'm just thinking of pilot schools, for example. would you rather have ethnicity, equity in a pilot or would you rather have somebody with the skills nec

next words, there are questions that need answering statement has come out from the dean's or how we welcoming what he calls the prime minister. ministers refer to this matter too, so to say, lori magnus and his team, he says he's confident that he acted properly throughout and looks forward to cooperating, but very much insisting that he's staying in his position. now, the investigation senses around reports that a dispute between the dean's or how we and her majesty's revenue and customs was resolved last summer when the teams or how we was actually chancellor of the exchequer. and in effect in charge of h m r c. the report saw that he paid around $6000000.00, including a 30 percent penalty for not disclosing everything that he should have done. now the, the, the time was allegedly related to shares, but nadine's, that how we, how did you go of the famous polling company which he helped to set up. and it's been reported that the money that he gained was actually put in a gibraltar base trust, where his father is a director. the dean's a how we again, refuse any suggestion that he a

deane: that is a great question.ched on a important theme , the urge to emerge weir you demerge. 3m are spending off their health care business. we think there's so much more they can do. we think there's a downside on some of the parts. we have a underperform rating on 3m. they are facing all sorts of structural issues, litigation. the reality is, we think a number of their portfolio moves might be limited because there is not really value one locking opportunity at this time. alix: when do you have to revise it down? how much do you have to do that? deane: they just reported earnings. it was in the outlook that this was pretty grim news. they missed for q. we will be re-examining that here appeared the good news is, they gave lots of details, the assumptions on fx. they are so far exposed to consumer and electronics, that is where the weakest part is. we will be taking a closer look for the outlook of 23. guy: if the dollar depreciates further from here, do i buy u.s. industrials? deane: it is giving a lift. it is

governor dean, appreciate it. david urban, as always, thank you. coming up, we're breaking news that cnn just confirmed that the only child of alyssa marie pressley has died at the age of 54. what more on that next. some things leave you guessing. mailchimp takes the guesswork out of email marketing by analyzing data from billions of emails to offer suggestions for how to improve engagement and revenue. guess less and sell more with intuit mailchimp. man: i responded to the call. woman: i didn't know if he was guilty or not. man 2: i couldn't ignore public opinion. woman 2: i got caught up in the emotion of the trial. man 3: i could have testified, but i got scared. man 4: i'm expected to be tough on crime. woman 3: i know my son was innocent. woman 4: i will never forget his final words: "forgive them." ( ♪ ) ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ >> we have breaking news, it is sad news to report. lisa marie pressley, the daughter and only child of elvis and priscilla pressley, married to michael jackson, and nico

a marina evans dean. welcome to the program. the former po benedict is lying in state at the vatican. tens of thousands of warners are expected to pay their final respects before benedict burial. later in the week it will be the 1st paypal funeral in nearly 2 decades. for 3 days, mourners we'll have the chance to say good bye to port benedict. it's how he and prime minister george maloney among the 1st to do so. the somber mood inside saint peter's basilica disrupted only by the need to document as crowd sneaked around the vatican. waiting to enter the faithful. coming out. try to sum up the experience there and and be lame. what's your own? it's a beautiful emotion to see the body, even a little transformed by suffering by. but even, and this is the pope gave us an example of faith when i'm returning this. it's an indescribable emotion. i was in front of the pope's body. i didn't realize that he was right there yet that it was really heavy. but he came in there on sunday, poke francis praised benedict during his new year's day

before i bring howard dean in, this is the other part.bout the transparency, releasing the deal, which he explained the thing he's proud of, the deal, he doesn't have a copy. >> why not have you and your colleagues who negotiated it just released what was agreed to at the time in writing? >> i have no objection to that. i don't know that i still have a copy, because we were able to resolve an at love these things with committee appointments, with the floor schedule on the votes and with the passage of the rules package. >> the thing you say you're proud of and you won you just didn't keep a copy of? >> i know it, ari. i'm here telling it to you. >> we heard from mr. gaetz. we gave him time for his perspective, become and forth. now we hear from someone from a different perspective. howard dean ran the party. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. i try to start by taking things on the level and dealing with them it matters if there was no deal. turns out, now confirmed by mr. gaetz on the record on msnbc, there is a secret deal. he said h

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act reapers dean of the faculty of international relations at mgimo and also very serious scholars inopulist. i have a provocative question for you. just said. that's about what happened in ukraine about the promotion. e forces. well, hostile to russia to ukraine and you talked about it, of course, but why are we talking about moving to ukraine no, we don’t say that this is russia why do we keep talking about, uh, what happened in donetsk and lugansk, but we don’t mention that, in general

as you rightly said, he was also the dean in the union of journalists.aged in this, worked in the media , that is, i can see how it is organized, often there is a lot of formalism. that's what we write for. we talked about manuals, because every day of informing they write an appropriate brochure, relying on which, creatively, processing this information, it is necessary to convey the point of view that we sometimes get it. they just take and read out the hearing of the collective. what do we want to achieve. so it is better, in general, not to hold such a day of informing , than to hold the issue of our recognizable speakers hyped. and in the media, of course, they will not reach each team on the day of informing. although, believe me, there are a lot of bright people in the region. this year we held belarus 1, what wonderful historians we have in the regions, i am, well, amazing, in fact, that is, there are these people on places, maybe they are not so recognizable at the national level, by the way, that's television, they need to be raised and invited

janice dean, good to see you. seeing those clips, what do you think?ose are the clips that made me angry. if he hadn't been so fawned over by the press and his brother and the giant q-tips. we were trapped in our homes. we couldn't go anywhere. we are seeing protesters on the streets. we aren't allowed to have wakes or funerals, and i'm learning he puhe -- he put 9,000 covid positive people into nursing homes. his administration, his office said something to the effect that she is not a reliable source on anything except maybe the weather. his brother chris cuomo, it was reported he was sending texts to the cuomo administration saying what do we do with this weather pitch. brian: you said in your book you were not able to have a wake or funeral. my sister's childhood friend who owned a funeral home offered to keep them together until we could bury themselves weeks later. it was hard to write the book. but the reason i wanted to write it is i wanted to document what happened for my own family. but i wanted to pay tribute to other people who go up agains

dean is enough. it's chicane, isn't it? yes, getting married. dean, are we going?r a year. well, sorry, i need a coach. we think it's you. designed for girls who are now made to fly in the air. osom you think success there is all difficult for me . moving up on friday at 21:30. but it's like basketball, and right after the fireworks. russia songs from all soul evening show andrey malakhov tomorrow at 18:00 on the russia channel elena yakovleva and cheburashka give us money oh, what a fool you are. ok. i will find a doctor and pay for everything, but so that not one soul knows. okay, don't worry. you are so yura, i will decide everything myself. and i'll leave. your wife won't know. what do you call them at work? irina petrovna, too, something missed irina petrovna irina petrovna left for ivanovo coloring things. so irina petrovna sold her apartment, left everything and left. larisa got married. or maybe it brought a share? you know, this girl has a fate you wouldn't wish on your enemy. sunday here are my sketches. look how beautiful. my god, sonya is very talented.

the dean's a how we again refuse any suggestion that he acted dishonestly. a judge in lebanon has fall charges against 8 senior security officials for the 2020 bay route port blast tara baton resumed his investigation after more than a year. break 202 people were killed when chemicals stored in the warehouse caught fire, causing a massive explosion. the inquiry into the blast has been derailed by legal challenges. the head of the rock central bank has been sacked as a deena continues to lose value against the us dollar. economy has been struggling after years of war corruption and the pandemic with of the why it has more from back that prices are going gar, penny, rockies tours. since mid november, the dinner has declined against you as dollar losing about 10 percent of its value . a board on it says he double, it checks the price tags every time he comes to the supermarket. to settle there, i will, we're having a little bit of a shopper and is blame it on the dollar exchange rate because most of the products are imported. in this case, the government should

tretyakov himself before the life of the dean.f a reporter, political observer, editor-in-chief of a tv presenter and, to some extent, even a blogger, moreover, when it was not yet. stream 1989 editorial staff of the newspaper moskovskie novosti tretyakov writes the first video supplement to the publication and conduct a kind of room tour through the offices of this table with the table of the editor-in -chief. uh, as a rule, the main topics of the problem that the newspaper lives on are discussed, one of the employees is sitting here. he was not afraid to try new ones when he created an independent newspaper during the august coup in the ninety-first gkchp. then tretyakov banned the publication of the newspaper and published the materials of his correspondents in foreign publications and called on his colleagues to fight for freedom of the press. nobody spoke about us already about 93, when the new democratic government decided recall the soviet practice and returned to the editors of the censors, and he, uh, there he procured se