i work well with dennis. about eight years ago8 years ago dennis invited me to join the dnta. i have worked with dennis closely not just on how well he writes, but on issues involving housing and development in the neighborhood. i want to reiterate and support what danny just said and i want to point out how well he works across groupsch he's really very good at within dtna and putting together committees to analyze issues before us that have differing opinions. he made sure that everybody was in the room. i think that a lot of what people talk about when they talk about planning process has an under current of politics. dennis is unwaiveringly fair. i can't think of a better person for the commission. i think he will support, i think it's unfortunate that he couldn't serve with bill sugaya. but in replacing him, it's a wonderful addition to the planning commission and a great addition to the planning within the san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is allen martinez speaking for myself. i have known mr. richards for 20 years. we met in boxing class. so we go ba

regarding appointing dennis richards, i wholeheartedly support him. he's a first neighborhood class activist. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is grace shanahan, from the strong builders association. he's unable to be here to speak in support of commissioner moore's reappointment to the planning commission. kathrin moore's professional background as an architect sphere heads her focus in the decision making process. once she's comfortable with a project she's able to convince all of the participants and neighbors that a design height of a particular project is appropriate. commissioner moore has invested thousands of hours in the planning, design and rezoning processes that have played out in these chambers over these years. she can with experienced hand guide especially those that lack professional background. there will be commissioners who support a project's good design, but with commissioner moore's level of skill and expertise she's able to convince the neighbors eloquently that a project is well des

regarding appointing dennis richards, i wholeheartedly support him. he's a first neighborhood class activist. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is grace shanahan, from the strong builders association. he's unable to be here to speak in support of commissioner moore's reappointment to the planning commission. kathrin moore's professional background as an architect sphere heads her focus in the decision making process. once she's comfortable with a project she's able

i found in dennis richardson an open minded person that has a wealthy of experience that is going to add value to the planning commission, in fact, all 3 of the commitments that president chiu has named are excellent choices. and i'm going to, you know, express my appreciation to president chiu for bringing those especially the two new nominees to us for consideration >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> mr. chair my apologies i forgot to mention president chiu thank you for ending the dry spell on the commission in terms of not having an lgbt commissioner he know that there are more than one high profile commissioned that have no lgbt positions. i know that both mayor ed lee and president chiu have been going out ever their way to recruit lgbt candidates to thank you >> supervisor campos. >> i'm happy to port in nomination i know there are a number of people to lobby to get candidates like the one we've seen but that effort paid off and that, you know, we ended up with the individuals we have. i think having a member of the lgbt community especially on the planning commission is some

dennis and i have served on the market octavia cac. he's a great colleague, always collegial and looking for the best answers for the entire community. while he was president of the triangle association and i was president and continue to be a member of the mission dolores neighborhood association. once again it was a pleasure to work with him even when we held differing views. he was always attentive and listened carefully. i think it's very important his experience, intelligence and judgment that he asks period tinent questions and tradeoffs and compare sons and creative in finding innovative solutions. as the new chairman of the new transbay cac, i look forward to coming to him for guidance. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is dawn tren oris, the neighborhood association and member of the neighborhood network. i'm thrilled to be here to speak and support kathrin moore. i have that had pleasure of working with the commissioner for many years now and so much has been said about her qualifications and about her experi

i just met dennis yesterday and i had a good time talking to you. because it was so interesting he was in the area that when i was a young person from age to 18. my family had a grocery storay e storay block away from where he list. what -- lives. it was nice to see some of the things that existed when i was there or when in the past for me that was 40 years ago. and then he talks about the present and he understands the reality of what exist today as he was talking earlier about the affordability crisis and so forth and the neighborhoods. at the same time, he's one that i found that can also think about the future. when he talks about, you know, nothing remains, changes constant. that's the type of person i would like to see on the planning commission. people that can actually throw that balance between the past, present and future. i will be supporting your nomination. supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: well, i didn't know that you were a good time on top of what's been said. i'm glad it's not always you can say that about a planning co

in terms of every imagineal air force issue and historic preservation and formula retail dennis is an amazing hard worker that dives into the details he will be a very, very well prepared commissioner on day one will take the time we know that planning commission is not glaushz he'll learn the facts. i'll also is this dennis and i don't ago on every issue but we've worked through them he's a professional person who understands you try to find common ground and times when you can't agree what we had you san diego it's okay it's a democracy so i'm proud to support this nomination >> supervisor yee. >> i share supervisor wiener's statements. i found in dennis richardson an open minded person that has a wealthy of experience that is going to add value to the planning commission, in fact, all 3 of the commitments that president chiu has named are excellent choices. and i'm going to, you know, express my appreciation to president chiu for bringing those especially the two new nominees to us for consideration >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> mr. chair my apologies i forgot to mention pres

dennis starts laughing. >> he's laughing because he can't get it down?hing in there. >> he's laughing because -- >> what he doesn't realize is i'm putting ex-lax in this batch. >> go back to the middle of the challenge. dennis starts laughing, right? 90 minutes later, here's the big payoff. >> dude, what's wrong? what happened? >> i'm getting sick. >> wait! did he switch them? oh, he ate the wrong one! the pranker got pranked! >> look at the sweat pouring out of dennis's head. he's rushing to the bathroom. he said their downstairs bathroom did not have a lock. >> seriously. come on, man. >> not so funny now. >> dude, you just ate rice krispies. that's all you ate, right? did you eat, like, the wrong rice krispies or something? is that what happened? >> stop it. did you switch them? >> this is awesome. this is awful that he thought to do this to furious pete, but it's awesome that it backfired. >> furious pete knew who he was dealing with. >> i knew [ bleep ]. i knew it. ♪ >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, ev the holes in til

and you said you never called me dennis and that's the beauty of robin. everybody is so sort of paris hiltony -- he was immense intellect. fearless comedian and all of that was dwarfed by an even bigger heart. i mean, he was the sweetest, gentlist cat i ever encountered in my live. i don't think anybody has ever saw more smiles reflected back at him in the history of their life. he had a magical quality about him. i would watch on the side of the stage once in a while. and it's like you are watching a comedian. you saw wonderment too, you saw the crowds at the end of red ford's quiz show where people couldn't believe charles van done knew that they couldn't believe robin was tapped into that sort of wire. they wanted to be part of it. that was one of his brilliant things is i always thought robin was a genius with aid side car. there are some genius i talked to in my life and saw. it was inaccessible. you knew they were on their own. i thought people with robin ever since he did that first bit on first hbo special step into my brain. people would float ou

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dennis gartman, last word to you here.ve the issues, these outstanding issues for bank of america? what's the longer-term shareholder read here? >> probably not. probably not. it has been a long and involved saga for bank of america. i think they wish that they had never heard of word countrywide in their life before, and i don't think that this is going to go away any time soon. sadly, that's probably the truth. >> yeah. >> yeah, we'll have to leave it there for now, everybody. a lot of news just in that first block. be sure to stick around and catch tim seymour on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. with much more on all these news items we just hit. >>> has the president won against big business? walgreen on the road to merge with alliance, but not via the controversial tax inversion route, which would have relocated it to a lower-tax country. the stock being punished today, but ceo not wavering. larry kudlow and the panel coming up on the story. >>> first, though, what's next for the fed and when? atlanta federal reserve preside

but standing out comes natural to dennis mcdade of dominion power. he's an ordinary guy doing some extraordinary things. a man of many talents, dennis produces video journals, animations to create awareness of safety. >> what happened? >> it was the last job of the day, and i took a shortcut. >> and give insight as to what hardworking servicemen do. >> i'm going to go ahead and install this fault chaser on the line, hook up the underground line, just in case this cable is bad. it's not a violent explosion. >> his most popular work to date is a rap video called "safe." ♪ safe i got my hard hat on ♪ safe i got my fr ♪ safe i got my gloves on >> dennis attributes the creation of his video journals, safety raps and safety animations to dominion power embracing diversity. >> when i first brought the safety rap to dominion's attention, they instantly ran with it. they appreciated the song. it became a hit. everyone is singing the song. it's for the public, gives the customers at look at what we do, insight into how we approach a job when the lights are out

dennis crowley will join us live. how safe is your information? that question is front and center after a group of russian hackers stole 1.2 billion unique usernames and password combinations, and more than 500 million e-mail addresses. the stolen information was collected from more than 420 web -- 420,000 websites. they did not name the affected websites, but they are said to include household names. our guest is the vice president of strategy at shape security. schuman, it sounds very bad. how worried should our users be echo >> it is difficult -- how worried should our viewers be? >> is the goal to say. we will probably learn more in the next few days -- it is difficult to say. we will probably learn more in the next two days. it is definitely on a larger scale than we have previously seen. >> how do i know if i need to be worried? >> that is one of the interesting questions, because you look at the previous breaches and they typically affect a small number of websites, or a single website. in the case of an ebay breach, were you have 145 crede

and dennis o'donnell gets us in the mood. >> reporter: thank you, vern. once upon a time, shayne skov was a highly touted draft prospects out of stanford but unfortunately injuries derailed those prospects. he signed as a free agent with the 49ers. >> definitely surprised. but i mean, turned things out of my control but i have the wonderful opportunity to come out here and join the 49ers which was a tough decision but it's a great place to be, i mean, it's -- it's close to home. great team. and just the roster, the locker room, get a chance to contribute. >> reporter: the stanford linebacker is reunited with jim harbaugh who coached skov down on the farm. skov hopes his transition to the nfl is as smooth as harbaugh's. >> i think everybody changes over time. the college game and pro game are different so you have to coach a little differently but he is definitely mastered it and the success he has had over the past 12 years demonstrates that he did that very well. >> reporter: i think skov is going to have to have a huge game tonight if he expects to make

our sports director dennis o'donnell with games that are being called off. >> definitely. on the field failure led to some high school games being called off today. there was a friday night lights event planned for next week. that's been rescheduled for october 10 and 11 all because of this. the turf was torn up following the first football game against the broncos. our chopper 5 was over the stadium this afternoon where crews are just about done replacing the entire field except for the end zones. the trucks with new sod rolled up this morning and the footing on the new grass is a hot topic. loose grass could lead to loose footing, which could cause injuries, which is why jim harbaugh called off practice on wednesday. he was pressed this afternoon about the field and if it would affect how he approaches sunday's game against the san diego chargers. >> from a coaching perspective, does this impact how you manage your starters in this game? are they going -- are you going to put them out there less time because you're not sure how the field is going to be? >> no. i'm sure t

dennis allen got what he wanted out of that time out.throws for mcgloin, confidence for him, confidence for criner and a whole lot for -- i've got to think brice butler will make this football roster. >> phil: he showed up. the raiders have a lot of guys that look the part and the one i was waiting for tonight, i thought they might try to showcase him was greg little. he never got to be part of the pass willing game. didn't see him play that much >> jim: one catch on the night after being jettisoned by the browns where he had a bad case of the drops, former second-round pick and not seeing that much action tonight. the game is over. the packers take it 31-21. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. aaron rodgers with a greeting there to matt schaub. eddie lacy saw one series and he was dominant. for phil simms, tracy wolfson and mike carey, jim nantz, so long from green bay, we'll see you tomorrow, golf at 3:00 eastern time. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of th

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as dennis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina.ut the powerful current sweeps his wife into the culvert. a local resident captures the terrifying ordeal on camera. claudia is already pulled out of the tunnel, but dennis is still inside trying to reach his wife. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. and i reached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if s

dennis lockhart, atlanta fed president joining us. denn dennis, it seems like we're at a deflection point. i heard janet yellen was strong about labor slack. she had some questions about labor slack. . where do you stand on it? >> first, i think the anticipation of liftoff is certainly creating the impression of an inflexion point. i think it's just still a little bit early. i'm a little bit more cautious and perhaps some others in declaring that the evidence we've seen just in the last few months of a stronger economy necessarily tells us we're going to stay on the necessary track to achieve our objectives. so i'm really looking for several more months, i would say, of confirming evidence that the economy is on the track, that we need in order to get to the point relative to our mandated objectives that we want to get to. >> give us an idea of what lure aking at. certainly the unemployment rates come down. that's kind of a slam dunk. give us some other metrics you might use. >> my staff in atlanta likes to categorize and they say you

dennis allen got what he wanted out of that time out.throws for mcgloin, confidence for him, confidence for criner and a whole lot for -- i've got to think brice butler will make this football roster. >> phil: he showed up. the raiders have a lot of guys that look the part and the one i was waiting for tonight, i thought they might try to showcase him was greg little. he never got to be part of the pass willing game. didn't see him play that much >> jim: one catch on the night after being jettisoned by the browns where he had a bad case of the drops, former second-round pick and not seeing that much action tonight. the game is over. the packers take it 31-21. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. aaron rodgers with a greeting there to matt schaub. eddie lacy saw one series and he was dominant. for phil simms, tracy wolfson and mike carey, jim nantz, so long from green bay, we'll see you tomorrow, golf at 3:00 eastern time. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of th

dennis, why aren't you responding to the press? why are now not answering our questions?at you have to hide? >> reporter: they're the first to respond to the call for help. but now these officers say they need the public's help. >> they should demand higher standards. and i think they should be very concerned with the quota system. >> will you sit down was at some point? >> no thanks. >> reporter: in an e-mail, the police spokesman said, quote, no department members have informed our administration of any concerns that impact the safety of our personnel or the public, end quote. meanwhile, we have an open ended request to speak with chief dennis burns and city manager jim keen. we with have posted our entire interview with the chief on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on investigation. jess, raj? >> thank you, vicky. weep us posted. if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail directly to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's check with jeff ranieri. you're checking on a storm. >> it's unusually clos

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one of our favorite pranksters, dennis roady at it again. with our buddy serious pete.icious, right? it's no match for serious pete because this is what serious pete does. look at him chomping away. then he starts laughing. he laughs because he can't get the right krispie down. he is laughing because here's what he put in. he doesn't realize it he is putting ex-lax in it. >> go back to the middle. dennis starts laughing, right? 90 minutes later, here's the big payoff. >> what's wrong? what happened? >> i'm getting sick. >> he switched them? oh, he ate the wrong way. the pranker got pranked. >> look at the sweat pouring out of dennis's head. >> dude. >> i'm sweding. i'm sick for real. >> he is rushing for the bathroom. he says their downstairs bathroom did not have a lock. >> seriously, come on, man. >> not so funny now, huh? >> dude, you had something to eat, right? did you eat like the wrong rice krispie or something? is that what happened? >> stop it, dude. >> this is awesome. this is awful that he thought to do this, but it's awesome that it back diagnosis fired. >>

back to you. >> all right, dennis, thank you. >> dennis, vern, they will be along from the locker room coming up on gameday right after this newscast. >>> and in other news, a desperate plea tonight from the family of a 2-year-old killed by a hit and run driver. the little girl was struck down friday night in downtown san francisco as she was crossing mission streets with family members. tonight, the family is begging the driver to turn himself in. we are on mission street where the family held a vigil earlier today andrea? >> reporter: that girl was leaving century theater here, crossing mission street over to the garage at 5th and mission when a driver hit her, killed her, dragged her down the street. tonight, there is a growing memorial, flowers, candles, teddy bears in that little girl's honor. >> just want justice. that is it. justice. >> reporter: pleas on mission street from the family of the 2- year-old. >> it was a joy having her around. a beautiful baby. >> reporter: the 2-year-old was hit friday night on the cross walk between 4th and 5th by this sedan, she was dragged a sho

dennis o'donell, there to talk sports, dennis? >>> warmer than the stick. this stadium won by two touchdowns in terms of the weather. some were complaining it was too hot. they had to escape the hot and get a cold one. the 9ers went down big but who was running on the los angeles dodgers, sports, straight ahead ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and check out levi's stadium today got a good opporunityo do so because not much was happening on the field.. nearly a >>> if you wanted to walk around and check it out, you got an opportunity to do it today. not much was happening on the field. nearly all of the seats filled at kick off. a rare sight for a preseason game. going for the fireworks on the opening drive. kaepernick, air s it out for lloyd who can not make the catch in the end zone. sun might have been a factor there dawson, misses two field goals, no score. manning, though, played into the 2nd quart or 3rd down he finds thomas for a touchdown, a broken coverage. 10-0, denver, and it was on. all eyes on 49er back up quarterback situation, underthrows it. carter comes a

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! more excitement than they bargained for when a roller were on got stu >>> two dozen thrill seekers got more excitement than they bargained for when a roller coaster they were on got stuck. this is at sixx flags in maryland. the ride stopped at the top of one of the turns, firefighters handed outum pwrel las to the riders to shade themselves from the hot sun. it took several hour -- out umbrellas to the riders to shade themselves from the hot sun. nobody was hurt. it is unclear why it was stuck. >> yes. >>> now, strange day at pga. they ran out of sunshine there. but, this is the way a major is supposed to play out. new generation vs the old one. hottest player vs one of the most popular players on tour. an inch of rain fell during the opening round. play was suspended. trove he to wait. not a great start for rory. at one point, 5 golfers in front. chipped in for birdie. mcllroy forget for a moment but then, getting a great roll towards the cup. he would make the eagle. he is within 1

dennis, real quick, what did you think of chair yellen's speech ng?i thought janet emphasized the challenge of estimating the slack in labor markets at this time. i think she framed very well the kind of, i don't know, challenging deliberations that the fomc is going through to determine how much more work needs to be done by monetary policy. >> yeah, she talked about how difficult it is now and as the labor markets have evolved. to actually gauge the health and strength of the labor markets. not necessarily the unemployment rate as we heard. >> she made the point, and i think it's a very good point, when unemployment was above 8% or even higher, it was pretty easy to gauge improvement and pretty easy to determine that we had a lot of monetary policy work yet to do. as unemployment come down, 6.2%, it gets a little bit more difficult to assess how much more has to be done. >> looking at wages and part-time workers and long term unemployed. so where are you right now in your read of the economy, of the job market and when the fed should start to raise

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. >> and that's exactly where we met dennis hamilton, in the hole. solitary confinement in california's kern valley state prison. it was the second time his refusal to share a cell landed him there. but his time in the hole was about to end and he was scheduled to return to general population where sharing his cell is mandatory. >> to me the cells are too small. i think it -- the cell breeds an environment for homosexuality. >> dennis hamilton was an unusual inmate. he just really didn't have to live with another man. i think he had a fear about living with another man. >> and to me it's like you don't want these people in society with you. you want me to feel safe inside a cell with this person. >> ironically, other inmates may not feel safe around hamilton either. he is serving a life sentence for kidnapping, carjacking, robbery, and assault with a deadly weapon. nine years in, he's only now decided to make his stand against taking a cell mate. >> there is no rule i have to take a cellie. dude, i don't want to live with another man for the rest of