he picked up hitchhiking dennis wilson and sunset boulevard.ch boy invited him into his mansion. watson came face-to-face with manson. >> if he didn't have the long hair and rough look you could confuse him as -- from texas, he an a tphafrpblg high school, football, basketball and track star. >> one of the sweetest guys i've ever met. he was a sweet heart loved to smoke weed was always out for a good time. >> greta: for the family, life with the beach boy was good. but they were beginning to wear out their welcome. >> plan son -- manson was always hitting wilson up for money. they appropriated his wardrobe. did a lot of damage to the house. the highest gonorrhea bill in beverly hills history. >> it was a continual party and dennis was paying for everything. charlie and the girls would stay there, they didn't lee. it was getting old for dennis he to get out of there. >> greta: hear how -- >> greta: hear how -- [ inaudible ] what's withou? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, noit's gu

dennis, he says, always responded to children. roll into local communities and villages and see children peeking out the windows ann it was sgt. wiechel's calm demeanor and the way he handled chhldren that these kids he welcomed them and these kids would come out and he would ensure that every single child receivee &psomething whether it be the a booklet to write in."during those dayy back home everyone could see dennis weichel's own children meant everything to &phim."i'm ust excited because these are the most important things to me - my kids - o glad to see them on the holidays.""dennis weichel was ppomoted posthumously to sergeant. he is survived by his fiancee and his three children who were so thrilled ponths ago. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon.-----end----- cnn.script----- coming up innour 6 o'clock hour... mother of 14 says... she's the it has nothing to do with her recent ude pictures. pictures.but first in sports... the basebbll seeson begins on friday for the o's...but find out why it id not go well for one startinngpi

>> yeah, except number one, dennis, i said nothing about what people get paid in corporations. that had nothing to do with the point was making. >> yes you did. >> no, i didn't. nobody recognizings the financial core rule. if the union member doesn't want their dues to go to political corporation they have a right to opt out. >> except for the right-to-work ates, they have no right whatsoever to tell unions to jump. dough. >> go ahead, rich. >> yeah, yeah. >> you're out of your mind. >> rick, you really think that union members under the leadership of trumpka would exercise that freedom? in the 1980's he said we should kick the [ bleep ] out of workers that get out of line. >> he's a tough boss, you have to admit it. >> you have you're saying they're terrified to exercise the right. >> yes. >> wait, wait, you should come out. >> they don't have the right at all. >> steve, go ahead. >> rich, in terms of union dues you should only being allowed to collect for bargaining collective purses. they should be able to write a separate check, voluntary, not automatic. >> by the way, emac

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>> dennis are you seriously saying so what? i was an intern at forbes and worked fur and you didn't send me to palm springs but i still came back. >> i would have done it >> i wouldn't have cared. >> he threw down the gauntlet. would you have allowed dennis to do that. >> for victoria, yes. but the bottom line, it is very easy to spend other people's money and that's what the government is doing. >> john, you live in dc and in the belly of the beast. does it happen in all of the burrcracies down there? >> don't insult me in that way. by definition it the founders thought the federal government away from the yeem they can't police it. we return the power to local governments, it will be more difficult for politicians to do what they are to do. >> rick, if it is in your locality and money that you can see being spent wouldn't you guard it more carefully? >> the evidence wouldd show us. it doesn't turn out that way. there are local officials wasting money. >> bungo. >>ing money is bad. no one will defend that. >> i like that denni

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in some cases, it can be recycled, as dennis described. in other cases, it can be sent to a water treatment plant. however, in many cases, there's such a large volume of fluid that comes up with this brian that it's not economic for that to be disposed of at a water treatment plant or to be recycled and it's disposed of through a disposal well. that process is -- illustrated in this cartoon, the fracking occurs. the formation fluid is returned to the surface, it's sent off to a disposal where it's injected deep. typically, to a depth that has the potential for storing enough energy to trigger an earthquake. most of the time, that doesn't occur. and that's really worth keeping in mind. even though we have some very noteworthy cases where it has occurred. this can be a very large amount of fluid, and fluid from several of the production wells may be tapped into the same disposal -- typically is tapped into the same disposal well. i illustrate here what a well head looks like, but also the other phenomenon here that's of interest is the truck

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dennis parties a lot, dennis does this. i'm going do what i do. i'm sting do that as far as an individual and athlete. >> you feel good. >> you feel good. >> i'm 50 years old. i do go out and have a good time and most of the things i do is based on my apeeshss. >> his struggles have played out very publicly over the years like "apprentice" and "celebrity rehab." he tells me he has the drinking under control. >> if dennis rodman dice, say he dies tomorrow, probably the majority of the people would say, see, i told you so. pretty funny, huh? i told you so. i told you he was sick. well, no one told you i died. i could have died in an airplane crash or a car or a motor vehicle or walking across the point. >> you get on point. that's what happens. whitney houston, amy winehouse. those things were said. people said, i'm not surprised. and they would say that about you. >> amy wine house was a drug addict and whitney houston went on "oprah" and said she was on cocaine. i never even tried cocaine. >> rodman loves attention. >> your an ticks have been part

catherine crump, what did you hear from our conversation with dennis kenney? >> guest: well, based on that conversation, i think there actually is common ground between people who are concerned about civil liberties and law enforcement agents. the aclu, for example, is not opposed to cell phone tracking in any categorical sense. we think there are circumstances in can which there's a perfectly appropriate and, indeed, valuable tool. i think the real sticking point is what standard the government has to meet in order to engage in cell phone tracking. and our strong belief is that only by having to go to a neutral magistrate to have your request to engage in cell phone tracking reviewed by someone who can look at it objectively and being held to the probable cause standard which requires you to show you have a good reason to believe that tracking the phone will turn up evidence of wrongdoing, only through those requirements will americans' legitimate privacy be met. the point is to make sure privacy rights aren't violated in the course of law enforcement investi

dennis van roeckel is president of the national education association. studio in the next hour. we are talking now about the announcement by the special prosecutor, pretty surprising announcement, no grand jury in the trayvon martin indicates. good or bad for those who want to see justice in this case? gary is out in tacoma washington. good morning. >> good morning, bill. >> yeah. what do you think? >> well, what i think, i think that the special prosecutor is in a very tough position. she's between a rock and a hard place. there is so much intense scrutiny, you know, and both sides are pulling in different directions. and to me if there were enough to indict george zimmerman action he would already be in jail. i don't think she has got enough to do it at this point. >> she certainly has to have -- she certainly has to believe, right, that she has a case that she can prove without a reasonable doubt? >> correct. well, you know, she has to, in order to -- >> that's tough in this case. >> to indict -- indictment is one thing. taking it to trial being the p

cnbc contributor dennis gartman joins us on the fast line. dennis, you're going to connect the spanish bond auction to oil? >> they're trying to make me connection the spanish bond auction to oil. honestly, i can connect the spanish bond auction to what's going on in the euro, to what's going on in the euro versus the ka nad kwan dollar. >> so what's happening? >> it makes eminent sense for people to avoid owning anything in europe and as money moving around the world, where does it move to? it moves to safety. where is the safest place in the world? i think it has to be the canadian and australian dollars. yields are strong. the political situations are stable. >> but are you betting today on the assumption that the spanish bond auction goes badly tomorrow? >> well, i think the responsiblish bond auction is obviously going to go badly tomorrow. i don't think it's going to go as badly as we might have imagined this morning. but we know this is not going to be a very good bond auction. a lot of money went into shorting yesterday. i think a lot

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dennis with the funds. >> fidelity growth fund up 16%.p over 7% per year for the past five years. >> elizabeth, do you like it? >> do you like it. 90% of it's holdings are in stock but i like this fund. >> what are you buying? >> i like anheuser-busch. solid cash flow, great presence in the u.s., great presence in latin america, including brazil. great brands like beck. >> bill, what do you think. >> heineken is a better stock and a better beer. >> what do you like? >> okay, my daughter had summer earnings so i was able to stuff herh

white truck driver reginald denny just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.'t heard about the riots when he exits the interstate. within minutes, denny is attacked. >> my right window broke, and that time i was extremely frightened. it's a strange feeling to be scared, i guess. >> reporter: that's all denny can remember about the beating. but bobby green will never forget it. green, a fellow trucker, sees the attack on television and rushes to the scene nearly three miles away. when he arrives, he finds denny back in his truck, trying to drive himself. >> already inside of the truck trying to drive his truck his self. i pushed him over to the other seat. and i told him, i'm here to save his life. >> reporter: green drives denny's truck to the hospital. arriving just in time. >> it gave me glory to my heart that i saved another human being. >> reporter: bobby green is just one of many heroes that day. despite all the calls for calm, the rioting continues. the president deploys federal troops. >> let me assure you, i will use whatever force is necessary to rest

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. >> reporter: dennis and casey fought and won after school officials suspended the easton high lacrosseents for having a pen, knife and lighter item currently used to fix their sticks, even cuffing and arresting dennis before a game last year. >> zero tolerance policy shouldn't be in effect when making decisions regarding suspension that come down to common sense. >> do you think you will get an apology? >> an apolog -- apology would be nice but i don't see an apology coming. >> reporter: it's almost unknown of the board taking this kind of action. dennis and etzel had never been in trouble before. >> the state school board i felt really, really struck a blow against the county. the only thing that comes up is a deadly weapon. >> our superintendent and school board, every step of this has been rid -- ridiculous to anyone with common sense. >> reporter: it was traumatic for the students and families but they're learned from this ordeal. >> i will never forget about this, it was embarrassing. it's a difficult ordeal being taken away in handcuffs. it leaves a mark on you. >> reporter: mike

dennis's long career with boeing has touched upon many of the keefe technologies that saffron provides and continues to provide to boeing. they include programs as diverse as all the engines for the 737 through our joint venture with our partner ge. those engines have powered the casey 135 fleet as well as the new p-8 for the united states navy and our new engines will continue that tradition on into the future. our company is producing wiring panels and harnesses for, again, a wide diversity of platforms that include the 737s, 777 and 787s, as well the v- 22s and chinoo chinooks. the landing gears, gears and brakes, air cells and safran engineering as well as power distribution capabilities continue that long that digs ra providing key support. they include things as diverse as global supply and support, future combat systems, joint strike fighter, air traffic management system. dennis as career has spanned everything from basic engineering to program management and leadership and now in his senior executive position as well as the board membership. it's with a distinct pleasure and h

. >> dennis. >> i don't have a lot to add. one of the points that elliott made i think is exactly right in iran. what this regime has done is give religion a bad name. and in many respects it's probably discrediting it for the future. and it's one of the ironies that it is, we've seen in a decline in the power of the clerics under this regime, a militarization of the regime and power is being taken in a sense away from the clerics. you know, it's also as elliott was saying, the quietest school of islam, the dominant one, which sistani represents, is you know, is a polar opposite of what has emerged within iran. i think at some point we're in iran we're going to see a change. it's true the focus on the nuclear issue for reasons that are understandable. but there is -- i having been trained initially as a specialist on the soviet union and you can always tell someone's age, talking about it being long in the tooth, when they are a specialist in a country that no longer exists. but the reason i cited as an interesting example, i

dennis, you have two seconds. what do you like? >> mine picked up 55% in six years. >> the cashings in now. >> the government now telling businesses who they can and can't hire. some democratic lawmakers in texas are now giving apple an ultimatum. if the company wants a tax break it has to hire workers who are, quote, economically disadvantaged. is that crossing the line? hi, everyone, i'm cheryl. welcome to cashing in. our cashing in crew, wade rogers, jonathan, tracy, john and joining us this week fox news contributor sally cohen. i want to start with you, sally. should the government ever tell private companies who they can and can't hire. >> government can't tell private companies to do anything and i'm sure apple and ceo tim cook are actually giggling behind their ipads as they listen to this because they have created company that's the best in the world not because what have the government had to say to them. and for the government to actually think they could select employees is just as laughable. >> well, they are paying bi

that the president didn't keep making the cause with mubarak, but we got, you know, in spades what dennis talked about. you don't understand our people. we tried your experiment, and it blew up in our face. it's a hard business, and, you know, one of the challenges for the obama administration is for those regimes that have not had revolutions. the monarchies which as elliott spoke of, have a legitimacy and are trying in their own way to reform. one of the challenges for the obama administration is to help those regimes actually do a democratic transition before there's a revolution, not after. but i offer the vignette about mubarak. it is very hard. and final postscript. in the last meeting that president bush had with king abdullah of saudi, and where he talked again, once again, about reform and applauded king abdullah's reform, on the way out to the van where abdullah left, he said, mr. president, i understand what you're saying, but i'm afraid. i'm afraid. a man in his 80s, maybe 90s. bedouin, trying to reform, but, you know, such a long way to go. so it's very hard, but one of the t

you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar, nobodyrom mayhem like allstate. >> pelley: no one who was there or watched it on t.v. will ever forget the rioting that n los angeles that began 20 years ago this sunday. the mostly blacked community of south l.a. erupted after a jury acquitted four white police officers in the videotaped beating of rodney king, a black motorist stopped for speeding. six days of violence killed 55 people, injured thousands, and shocked the nation. john blackstone covered the riots in 1992 and returned to that neighborhood this week. >> reporter: when los angeles was seized by chaos and violence 20 years ago, the city's deep divisions were brutally exposed. >> where's your human dignity? >> reporter: a helicopter watched overhead as white truck driver reginald denny was pulled from his cab and beaten. a radio reporter was standing nearby. >> still bleeding all over the place, trying to get back into his truck. >> reporter: charlie beck, then a police sergeant, had just arrived home from work. >> it was almost

and the pressures against -- dennis referred to some of them. they're very great, because we, you know -- the united states government is not an ngo. an ngo which has the luxury of having one interest, religious freedom, political freedom, anti-slavery, whatever it is, the united states government has a number of interests. dennis mentioned that, in a number of his conversations with president mubarak were in the context of seeking arab-israeli peace. we had the same, i'll call it a, problem. once in 2007 and '08, the administration was pushing hard again after annapolis for an israeli-palestinian peace treaty. the view of president mubarak softened because he was in fact very useful and indeed the egyptians still are useful. now it's the staff in the israeli-palestinian context. so i would say in the long run i think this was a mistake. someone who saw some, was in cairo recently, and met with secularists, liberals, and muslim brotherhood officials said to me that all of them said we remember very fondly 2004, '05, '06 when you were really push

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it's with distinct pleasure and honor that i introduce to you dennis mullenberg. and russ, i'd like to acknowledge your well deserved recognition today as well. i didn't realize until the introductions that we're fellow iowans. it's good to meet a fellow iowaiowan as well. we had a pleasure of working together for boeing. very good to see all you and lots of other friends and familiar faces here in the audience. well, you may be wondering why the leader of boeing's defense business is here today. given that this is often a commercially focused summit. and don't worry, i'm not here to necessarily ask for your help on the defense budget which has its own challenges these days. although, if you'd like, i'd be happy to take any questions on that a little later. but i'm really here today to talk about where we see some very key and important inte

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