liz: which brings me to dennis kelleher. organization that is very big on financial world and educating. dennis, where do you stand on this, ban it or regulate it? what do you think? >> well, it's in between actually, liz, and both charlie and sal are right. the regulators at the sec and the cftc hve been awol on this issue, and it's just unacceptable. charlie's also right that much of this is legal, but it doesn't mean it's right just because it's legal. it could still mean and it does still mean that people are getting ripped off. and, liz, you said that 90% of these quotes were canceled which is all very strange. and it's part of a predatory pattern of pinging the market to find out where the big trades are coming from the mutual funds, from the institutional investors and from pension funds. and what they're doing is moving the market and scalping and, essentially, front running. and that's wrong. that's the predatory part of high frequency trading, and what the regulators now have to do is actually pass some rules prohi

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a new assignment for dennis miller.ed book for mother or father's day i'm ready to assist you. go to bill o'reilly.com. i'll sign it. then send the book to you, you'll give it to them, everybody will be happy. yeah. you got to get your orders in soon. >>> now the mail, o'reilly last night's talking points was one of your best and captured how decent americans feel about the issue of race. judy, caramel, new york, bill you often say people have constitutional right to be morons, doesn't freedom of speech protect tying nor rant, including donald sterling. not the court of public opinion. kate martin, st. louis it's insulting that charles krauthammer says sterling's age is a cause for his horrible behavior. he said younger americans don't see race the way older americans do. arnold from tucson, arizona, since only premium members get their letters read i don't expect to hear mine. you never complain about blacks. congratulations. you win the dumbest letter of the year so far. for the record, all letter writers are equal. n

cut dennis's exposure to equities of nearly zero.ins us onset to explain. >> i got scared. >> scared? >> i'm telling you what, i got scared friday morning. i came back from the gym and very comfortable. i owned coal, aluminum, i owned money center banks and very comfortable. everything seemed to be working. between 11:00 and 11:15 it was as if they flipped the switch. everything changed. stocks changed. bonds changed. currency changed. the whole world switched at that period of time. i turned to chip and said sell half of everything at the market. he said at the market. i said i want out. and i went to my own account other than retirement because i can't get short there and i said i'm selling s&p future. that was friday at 11:15. thank goodness i did that. i'm not sure what happened but something happened between 11:00 and 11:15. that everything turned on a time. i haven't seen anything like that in that short of period of time. >> on average how much is your equity exposure of your over all -- >> 100%. bull market, there are only th

dennis o'donnell was there as the giants slugged their way to another win on opening day, dennis. >> reporter: hello, elizabeth. and i think you make a great point. opening day always starts with a little bit of fireworks and today, those carried over into the game as the giants offense and pitcher tim hudson brought the house down. first, number 5 miles scott also known as the batkid appeared in the black lamborghini and threw out the first pitch in months after his make-a-wish tour around the city. here's brandon belt plants his fifth home run into the season into the arcade off trevor cahill the diamonds back starter. giants 2-0 in the first and that was plenty for that man! tim hudson struck out four in eight innings, he allowed just two earned runs, scattered 7 hits and got a standing ovation coming off the mound. the giants beat arizona 7-3. >> still feel like i'm not quite where i want to be yet. but, you know, definitely i'll take these first two starts. it's been a fun outing out there. guys played some good baseball behind me. and, you know, it's fun. hopefully it's getting

i think that a situation where somebody had a story to tell like dennis just outlined could be told. what is prevented is the state saying that we're going to give people preferences because of their skin color or because of what country their ancestors came from. that's what is going on, unfortunately, at a lot of schools throughout the country. and i hope that more states will pass laws like the law that michigan has. >> ifill: but is there value in the goal, the goal which is to create a different social mix, to create a different level of ago dem ache chievement for disadvantaged individuals? is there-- is this the way the goal was being achieved is the problem? >> i think that any goal stated in terms of diverse sit not worth the price of racial discrimination. and i think that the kind of diversity that matters is not die virts of superficial characteristics like skin color, it's diversity, backgrounds and experiences and perspectives. and you can get that kind of die versusity without using race as a proxy for how people think and what kind of backgrounds they come from. most

dennis kelly, good to have you here, thank you so much. >> great to have you here great for being inhoenix. >> it is an epicenter of discussion around immigration reform. means different things to different people. >> it does. i'm an arizonan, it's a very big deal to me, to arizona. i've seen what low skilled, medium skilled, high skilled immigrants can do to the economy. arizona was certainly the beneficiary of a tremendous injection of labor over the years which right now is not legal. it's never been legal per se. we are aggressively enforcing our immigrant laws and i think it's holding the state back, i really do. >> let's see we found what many citizens felt was a pathway to citizenship. wouldn't that put more people into the workforce and make it did yotougher for everyone? >> what we fount in arizona, our immigrant workforce is sum of the most contributing individuals in the entire workforce. people moved here from around the country. they started small businesses. many of these businesses were comprised of immigrant labor. people made great returns on their investments in the

the only two suvs to make the grade. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. opening day at at&t. timmy hudson sends the crowd home happy. results and post-game straight ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,, "p g it >>> the crisis in ukraine is intensifying with riots in the country's second largest city. the clashes are being blamed on pro-russian protestors. dozens of people were arrested after they took over a government office. the white house has accused moscow of paying protestors to destabilize ukraine. tempers boiled over when the ukranian parliament got together to discuss the situation. obviously, you can see them. politicians swinging at each other after they accused one another of using tactics to escalate the crisis. >>> it has been one month since the malaysia airlines flight disappeared and time is running out to find it. the batteries in the so-called black boxes just about at the end of their life. signals were heard over the weekend but there has not been a sound heard since. besides having to cover a huge area, the water is very deep. ocean floor is almost three miles down. >>> t

i don't get it. >> coming up, dennis garman making some big moves. switches his strategy and give us the details of this break. >>> some >>> some out there saying dennis calls in the market have been as volatile as stocks themselves. take a listen. >> i think it's time to be pleasantly long. not aggressively. not truly aggressively. but a little more -- a little more aggressive than in the past. >> i got scared. >> i want out. i want to get as neutral as i could. >> i'm back to being pleasantly long. >> now he's back with another call. with us is the editor of the gartman latetter. there's a lot of twitter commentary and blogs commenting how you're a flip flopper. it sounds that way. what has changed so dramatically in the market over the past two weeks or so where you're going from scared out of stocks to pleasantly long and where you are today? >> first of all, you had moves in the past several weeks of 50, 60, 70 big figures in the s&p. i don't know about you, but those are numbers enough to get my interest. i do not like switching back and forth.

. >> brad dennis runs rescue and recovery for klaas kids, the national organization dedicated to saving missing children. he says shauna's case shows the alarming growth of the disappearance of american kids, an estimated 300,000 forced into prostitution in the u.s. each year. >> it's happening in every major town, every little suburban area, every rural area. it's happening all over the united states. >> it happened when shauna began an innocent friendship with a new girl junior year in high school. >> it was a girl i went to school with. i met her through ged classes and she was a really good friend. >> shauna says that girl, a 16-year-old, we'll call cathy, worked hard to gain shauna's trust and within months a deep friendship was born. >> we would always talk in class. i would always tell her, "me and my mom are arguing again, of course." >> it was my gut instinct as a mother to keep shauna away from her. >> shauna's mother lisa said from the start, her daughter's fast friendship with kathy made her uneasy. >> when i first met her at school, she came out to the car and shauna got in

dennis hoffman said the benefits of that reform would far outstrip the costs. he said it could loosen restrictions on the workforce and be good for business and promote economic growth here in arizona and elsewhere in the country. dennis is a professor of economics at arizona state university. good to have you here. thank you so much. >> great to be here, and thank you for coming to phoenix. >> it is the epicenter of this discussion around immigration reform, and i think if you found people on both sides of the issue, they would all agree that we need reform. >> i'm an arizonan, it means a big deal to me, arizona. i've seen what low-skill, medium-skilled, hi-skilled immigrants can do to the economies. the arizona economy was beneficiary of tremendous injection of labor over the years that right now is not legal. it's never been legal, per se but we're endorsing workers laws. >> if you didn't enforce that, or for instance, let's say that many politicians call the pathway to citizenship, and these undocumented workers became documented workers, wouldn't that just

dennis may work two jobs but always makes time for his kids.l, amy is well enough to return home to his son he faces so many on tackles to his recovery. he's been down the road before and offers hi support. >> you picture yourself walking. >> yeah, i know i can. i got to. i have got to. two kids need me to walk. i hope i beat them to walking. >> that's what's up. how many times did you get shot? >> six times. i could have been dead. >> i look at it like this. when i first got put in my chair it was time for me to sit down. instead of me going to jail i ended up in a wheelchair. >> trying to let me know to slow down. learned my lesson. it took a bullet to hit me to sit down. >> it ain't worth it. ain't worth nothing. >> just blocks away, the shooting continues. >> chicago police start another week of trying to put a stop to gun fire on the streets of chicago. this weekend saw nine people dying, including a teenager. >> tit for tat going back and forth. young guys, nobody over 30. >> days later there was another shooting that appears to be retali

dennis blair spoke to nhk world into account where served as director of national intelligence he was also the head and the us pacific command. he commented on crime is issued on its push to re interpret the japanese constitution past japanese government had maintained the constitution does not allow the right to try the self defense the restrictions on japanese military. actions related to japan's past and past agreements i think he could be gradually adjusted to redress the new realities the appointed hour the rest of the north korean missile attacks as a key issue in

don't exaggerate. >> stephen dennis came to polk county looking to buy a woman. instead he's on his way to the psych ward in the county jail. sheriff judd wants other would-be johns to know the same fate could behall them. >> quite frankly for every john i embarrass i scare off 100 more, at least in this county. >> how did you get started doing this? who introduced you to doing it. >> ex-girlfriend. i used to strip. >> why do you continue to do it? >> i don't know. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for s

so, please join me in congratulating the moratorium and dennis (clapping) >> thank you, commissioners and executive director mirror and the port staff. indeed it's a privilege for me to come and share a few facts and figures about our almost first year and some really existing facts to share. as monique mentioned we have our one millionth visited show up on march 15 we're heading towards 1.1 and 2 million visitors in the first year are this is the busiest time of the year. our overall attention is 2 1/2 times more and those numbers would be unconceivable without those facilities. we're seeing twice as many school field trippers and, in fact, we've seen 25 percent more and the reason why we're seeing more school field trips is because of the number of buzz on and off the embarcadero. everybody was surprised seeing half of the field trips are by public transportation so if you get a chance to way. up and down the embarcadero you'll see tons of kids dressed up in hats or whatever it's remarkable especially in the springtime and what happens we've also we would 15 thousand school kids as

mark, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> for more, we're joined by dennis michael lynch. your thoughts on this talking about how those who have broken the law will come into the country illegally, they will get deported, a judge will say, you are now deported, sir, they have to leave. then they sneak back into the country again and basically, administration is going to tell them that entire process was meaningless and they can stay and ignore everything the judge said. >> yeah, there is a few things to discuss. first of all, the last two weeks, we heard harry reid and democrats talk about how important this country operates based -- how important it is for the rule of law. >> and judge's orders. >> you got to follow the rule of law? this is breaking the law at every end. we're letting illegal immigrants runaround the country disregarding borders. there is no rule of law. this is chaotic. a couple things we have to point out. the beloved ronald reagan says amnesty was the biggest mistake he made. he thought he would give it to one million people. it turned out to be four m

. >> dennis michael lynch is a documentary film maker who was out there. saw the guns pointed at the people. he also saw the militia members as well who now harry reid callsç domestic terrorists extraordinarily. here are his observations. listen to this. >> i want to know why it is that i had m-16's pointed at my face, why those m-16's were pointed at women and children and hard-working ranchers. i want an explanation because the more i keep on looking at my footage, that looked like afghanistan. and if there was anything that was domestic terrorism, it was perpetuated by the government, not by the

we brought dennis back. dennis, thanks for phoning in. we appreciate it. where do you stand now? >> same place i have stood since last friday and again on monday, neutral. i have gone to neutrality. i have been with stocks for a reasonably period of time. very simple things. friday, as i said, somewhere between 11:00 and 11:15 the switch got flipped. i still don't know what that switch was, but something material happened on friday. we continued on monday, and today i'm sad to say devastating if you're a long term bull. i think the bull market is intact. i will not be short of stocks. it may be months before i am. neutrality seems to be the right place to be and cash seems to be the right holding. i'm going to stay there. we heard a lot about the 2 hyund00 day average in the s&p. we have gone down looked at the 100 day moving average. we're there again. today was terrifyingly bad, very, very poor. we got down to the 100 day and take a look at the 200. everybody wants to see a 10%. even if we got to 1860. >> you said you were looking in getting into gold. it was surprising given t

it's memorial this past wnld was a true testimony both respected professionally once you knew dennis titus his obituary stated this honorable man was loved. the board of education expresses their sympathy to his wife linda and his loving family and to his sister mary. i end up with some words i read in 2009 the transportation department about not be the same without you but providing the best transportation for our students will carry forward. meeting hub. >> hi, i'm jean yes my name is jean and sometimes, people call me sir, girl. san francisco has served our sewer system and it's no square feet it's a matter of time. that's why we're planning major upgrades public health depends on it that. see how this important work is done. i was fascinated by it. we're going to creek. i would recycle you to come up and see the sewer system in minnesota that's why we see this through the plant. a lot of people don't realize how much work sgo goes into cleaning the water were. we offer free service to san you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the

to denny's. the first time popcorn i'm going to introduce is dr. william walker the longtime advocate when people didn't bother with us he's the chair of directors and he would help us. (clapping.) >> distinguished and honorable persons on the platform may i mention one or two names this is the honorable and distinguished nancy pelosi we all love (clapping) and honorable mayor of the city of st. louis mayor ed lee would you give him a nice round of clause. to my brothers and sisters who are here san francisco is a world-class city you can't have a world-class city without a world-class clark class neighborhood like the bayview service center is a world-class center. (clapping.) >>. and today, we came not to just talk and give out information but to celebrate. i remember sophie maxwell i was in her office she said pastor walker we need a visible momentum in bayview that will represent the development and the growth and how we love those people and the senior citizen housing project and we're going

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he was 56-year-old dennis sandoval. his family reported him missing last night when he didn't come home from work. >> it was raining heavily. rain could have been a factor and that's a factor we'll look at. >> victor hernandez lives across the street and didn't know there was an accident. accident investigators marked the area where it appeared to have jumped the curb. >> something caused the driver to veer off the road, hit a fence and rest upside down. >> maybe wet roads. the reason doesn't change the outcome. >> i can't believe this happened. it only makes this mother wish she could turn the clock back a day to the last time she saw her son. >> i want to talk to you five minutes. >> he said i'm very busy. i have to go. so he left. that's the last i saw him. yesterday. >> investigators letter try to piece together -- will try to piece together what happened. if you were driving by the delta view golf course and saw anything the police want to hear from you. >>> a transformer explosion led to a brief out able. happened

. >> well, i happen to agree with dennis. i think if you have cooler heads then you can negotiate this. this is the way this should be done. however the law being what the law is, it doesn't matter. during the civil rights movement, the law was the law. you must ultimately obey the law but there are ways to get to that in a peaceful fashion where you don't have to have name calling and people who are accusing people of doing things that they are not necessarily doing. those people were not breaking the law. they were protesting and a civil protest, civil disobedience is a practice that we have had ever since martin luther king, it's fair, it's right, and it's justice. >> go ahead john. >> sell it. that's the whole point. why shouldn't this land be produpr productive. so if they want to use the land and i'm happy that they want to do. people want to farm and make the land productive, it needs to be their land. it can't be government that's an option. that's why all of this should be sold. >> they have been on this land since t

. >> hello, i'm martin dennis in doha. also, the russian flag flies across eastern ukraine, talks to end the crisis get under way. we are live in geneva. >> police break up an anti-government protest in nigeria, ahead of an election mired in division. >> and al jazeera hits the road as the iconic ford mustang turns 50. >> strong currents and bad visibility, together are hampering rescue efforts in south korea. teams are searching for 300 people still missing after the ferry accident on wednesday. nine are confirmed dead, but it's feared that that number will rise. adrian brown reports from jinned u, clo -- jinnedo. >> the uncertainty over fate has turned to anger. when authorities tried to brief them on thursday morning, fights broke out. the >> officials decided transport them to the site of the sinking. hundreds of people are missing. one senior rescuer said it's unlikely many survivors will be found. the prime minister said there's not a moment to lose. there is hope that some may be alive inside the hull of the ferry,

. >>> hello, i'm martin dennis. you are watching al jazeera. live from doha. also to come - the u.s. expresses concern over an agreement between palestine factions to form a unity government. >>> the u.n. security council discusses possible sanctions against south sudan as the conflict intensifies. >>> a year after bangladesh's worst factory accident, we ask are working conditions any safer? [ ♪ music ] >>> barack obama has backed japan in its territorial dispute with china. the u.s. president said the senkakus have been historically governed by japan. the diaoyu island, as it's called in china, has strained relations. president obama's remarks are likely to anger china. >> we stand together calling for disputes in the region, including maritime issues, to be resolved peacefully, through dialogue. we share commitment to fundamental principles such as freedom of navigation and respect to international law. the treaty commitment to japan's community is absolute, and article five covers all territories under japan's administration, including the si senkakku islan

. >> dennis miss scoffian. good morning my name is dennis moss scoffian and i sent you a letter. here is an extra copy in case you didn't have it. through an extensive process working with shawn cattle, we worked out a consensus of numbers of key to the neighborhood. as andrea said understanding from your point of view the transit is most important. it's not just a corridor, it's not just a through way. i live there. i'm a native san franciscans and a mile from my grammar school. i lived here bn -- before there was a district 5. we grew what we knew. shawn and others don't live where we live. in large measure what is reflective is the consensus we reach is reflected in the agenda. however it skipped a couple place. the length of the bulb bounce wednesday to taking 3 to four or 5 parking spaces. here is an extra copy for you in that letter. there are several things that we think is really important that are details that you need to pay attention to and consider one aspect. we still recognize that despite the fact that it is really important for people to ride bikes. there is all t

known prankster roman teaming with dennis and vitally, a pranking dream team. >> that's abuse of animalt you in jail. >> that's not going to get me in jail. >> what's inside the box is a speaker making kitten sounds and have three stuffed kittens in there. >> listen to me. >> they're calling the police now. these dudes are not messing around. >> glad to see this. these people are coming to the rescue of what they think are some kittens. >> i want you to have one. >> son of a gun. >> is there a cat in there. >> yeah. >> why are you kicking it? >> vitally has a group of people angry with him. >> 305 miami. oh. >> guy goes to pick the box up, vitally kicks it away. >> filming a video prank. >> come on. >> so mad, dude. >> now dennis' turn. >> security shows up here and they're like -- >> i can't let you kick the box with animals. >> vitally shows up to make things crazier and this giant struggle ensues. >> oh. >> come on, dude. i'm trying to sell my cats man. >> i almost feel bad laughing it's so cruel but funny. >> i'm not digging this one. >> you know, it's good to see if people will ste

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. >> hello, i'm martin dennis in doha. also to come - the russian flag flies across eastern ukraine as talks to end the crisis get under way. we are live in geneva. police break up an anti-government protest in al jazeera, ahead of an election mired in division. >> al jazeera hits the road as the iconic ford mustang turns 50. >> south korea's president has visited the site of wednesday's ferry accident. she was briefed by a coast guard officer as rescue teams continued to search for nearly 300 people still missing. strong currents and bad visibility are hampering rescue efforts. nine are confirmed dead. it's feared that number will rise. adrian brown reports from jindo. close to the rescue efforts. >> more than a day since the ferry sank, and for some of the family the uncertainty over their fate turned to anger. when officials tried to brief them about rescue efforts on thursday, fights broke out. officials decided to transport them to the site of the sinking to see the rescue efforts for themselves. hundreds of people ar

we are outside the home of dennis sanders, outside the gates. and we do not know if he was flying the plane or if his brother, who was his partner in the company, was flying the plane. this is where the plane came to land. today two women walked out to the gate and locked it. no comment to reporters. we don't know if dennis sanders or his brother brian was flying the "sea fury" yesterday, just that it was a husband and wife on board. a woman answering the phone said there would be no comment. graden eckert is an ex-military pilot who knows the sanders by reputation. >> yes, this whole community is quite well known for the racing up in reno and so forth. there's a lot of very experienced pilots up here. >> reporter: he says it's unusual someone would fly 100 miles away from the site of a collision beforelanding. >> it's surprising. again, i don't know anything about the circumstances involved. >> reporter: the 1956 british-made fighter is a souped-up version with an extra-powerful whitney engine. the sea furies have raced and won at the reno air

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check the par five round show with dennis after the round three and four. now to baseball, 42,000 plus, saw it in person. years from now thousands more will say that they were there. what a huge madison moment without throwing a single pitch. colorado down in the third. bases loaded in the fourth and matt bumps swinging. >> that ball is hit high and deep to left field. >> he was the first giant's pitcher to hit a grand slam since sean estes in 2000. the end of the night with five rbis as they win with a final of 6-5. >>> in the meantime the great northwest seattle felix hernandez goes up. just has ownage on the a's striking out 11 tonight in seven innings. it's there to strand two in the fourth. and the a's, they had some issues in the field. jed lowry can't handle the grounder allowing a run to score. mariners win with a final of 6- 4 snapping the a's with a four- game winning streak. >>> to the sharks. the rookie with much back on the ice for the first time since december. late in the third, they are up 4-1. and the avalanche, it just caves in. san jose t

dennis, did you have a comment on this agenda item? >>> is this hopa? >> no, this is about the -- the agenda item is the five-year plan from the mayor's office of housing. >>> hello, my name is keith dennis. i'm a long-time resident of san francisco. i say, god bless you, commissioner, and god bless the city and county of san francisco. now, i've talked about this since last year. i was a patient at laguna honda hospital. i was lucky enough to move out into the community of the fillmore, he okay. and the rest of the patients moved to the new hospital. and, so, that left the old hospital dormant. nobody is in there, okay. but now the nurses and whatever, they're starting to use them for offices. some offices are warranted, some offices aren't. i suggest that the old laguna honda hospital be made into an assisted living facility, okay. you're talking about it right now. you know it's needed, so, i think it's something that should be taken a strong look at. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> walter paulson. ♪ it's good to take a housing stand good luck