dennis! dad didn't have time to take a bath, but he took a shower this morning, so he's not too dirty. dennis. why don't you come over here so we can get know each other. all right. careful, dennis. why, is something the matter? she's afraid i'm gonna stand on your foot. oh, i see. would you like my dish of ice cream? i haven't touched it. i'm afraid it's too close to dinner. much too close. they're afraid i might spill it on you. oh, i see. well, i'm sure you'll be very, very careful. of course, my dress has just come back from the cleaners. okay, mom? okay. watch out! oh, henry! i'm terribly sorry, mrs. webster. that was very clumsy of me. and he's over 30. well, accidents will happen, apparently. why don't you tell us more about the pageant, mrs. webster? the pageant? oh, yes. the pageant. well, it depicts the settling of our town and the fighting off the indians. i wrote it myself. how nice. where is it going to be held? i was fortunate enough to get the kirkwood playhouse. you don't say.

dennis has something to tell you, mr. wilson. oh? go ahead, dennis. well, the day after you left on your trip, there was this swell little kid who was playing baseball. a swell little kid named dennis. uh-huh. i hit a homerun. wonderful. right through your kitchen window. oh? oh. well, i mean, boys will be boys. i mean, after all, what's a broken window? well, the ball sort of bounced across the kitchen and turned on the water faucet. well, so we lost a little water down the drain. i mean, boys will be-- you didn't lose it down the drain, mr. wilson. the baseball ended up in the sink, acting as a drain plug. so you lost all your water on the floor. oh my goodness. i looked in through the window and saw what was happening, so i called mom and dad. oh well, how could you look in the window? i climbed up on the trellis, dad's already fixed it. oh? oh, then what happened? well, alice and i came over and cleaned up the mess. it didn't hurt anything. oh, thank you, henry. of course, i had to jimmy the back door open to get in. oh, you did? boy, was that doo

margaret: dennis. oh, dennis. oh, no. margaret: dennis. grandpa, what are you doing in here? [music] [music] hi, mom. hi, dad. dennis, how many times have i told you not to slam-- are those the clean overalls mrs. mitchell: i put on you this morning? i put them on, mom. all you did was hand them to me. never mind that. how did it get that way? on account that mr. wilson's got a dirty tree. ask her. oh, yeah. is it 10:00 yet? just about. wait a minute, fellas. i've got a lot of figuring to do. gee whiz, dad. this is the day captain blast is gonna land on mars. and the mars guys got a real mean king and he's real mean and everything. all right. keep the sound low. tommy, did you just sit in some mud? yeah, mrs. mitchell. but it's okay. i just now washed it off with the hose. hey, lieutenant peep, can you think of a way out of our dilem? why, that's a wonderful idea, lieutenant. boys and girls, lieutenant peep has a wonderful idea and we'll tell you all about it captain blast: right after this word from our sponsor. [music] oh, i'm sorry, dear. i'll wait till captain blast is fi

dennis, i found an extra crown you can use. must've got dennis some dahlia bulbs. hey, they look good too. i'll just stick 'em in for him. [music] i just don't understand it, merivale. i paid $25 a piece for those bulbs. yeah. that's very clever of you. my wife's never pays more than fifteen cents a pound. sweet potatoes. merivale: [laughs] dennis? i put the bulbs back, dad. you put them back? i put them back. you put what back where? well, dennis thought you planted sweet potatoes, so he took them out and replaced them with what he thought were better sweet potatoes. what? i came over and took out the sweet potatoes-- i--then i actually put in the sweet potatoes, took the dahlia bulbs and put them in our service porch. who planted them in the little boy's garden? i did. to little dennis mitchell goes the blue ribbon for dahlias. thank you very much. lady? yes, dennis? is it okay if i give it to a friend of mine? well, it's yours to do with as you wish. thank you. hey, mr. wilson. he did a beautiful job. forgive us if we hurry on. we have 12 more ribbons to bestow.

dennis. for a period of about a year, he made regular trips---3-4 times per week--to the orleans hotel to meet an alleged drug dealer. because the the doctor was questioned under oath about his use of cocaine and other drugs before going to work at his clinic. tony sgro/attorney for winters family: would you purchase in the morning or would you purchase in the afternoon? dr. brent dennis/husband of susan winters: it, it varied. sgro: so sometimes you did it before work, sometimes you did it after. dennis: correct attorney tony sgro says investigators observed dr. dennis snorting drugs in the before he went to pick up his daughters. a complaint filed last year with the nevada board of psychological examiners was dismissed, but after details of the private investigation were made public in newspaper reports, the board requested and received an updated complaint, that in early october. it has yet to take action. tony sgro: you don't even have to look at our surveillance. you can just take the tr

dennis sure. sgro: susan had contacted jeff to tell him to stop selling you controlled substances, isn't that true? dennis: i'm not aware of that. sgro: she said she was going to turn you in for using drugs, recollection of that sgro: and you knew that if susan's threat manifested in her actually doing something, your license was going to be at risk, right? dennis. hypothetically. dennis: what i'm trying to tell you is, when she made threats, they were very general. i'm going to, i'm going to turn you in. i'm going to all the police. i'll tell your parents. i'll tell, you know, this happened quite frequently and they were, again very vague and very broad. sgro i can't imagine what licensing agency to at least evaluate whether one of their physicians offering advice is still fit to render that advice. george knapp 8 news now. >>> ((denise valdez)) dr. dennis gained access to his wife's separate bank accounts, income from her investments in a hamburger chain, and sole ownership of three real estate

it was just "crime watch daily" from the btk serial killer, dennis rader. we will have more on that. here's a look at what else we are working on. he's one of the muslim feminists convicted murders of all time. >> he's a liar, a psychopath. >> former cop drew peterson married four different times. >> i said, you never felt bad for anything that you have done in your life? he said, not once. >> chris: one wife died suspiciously. another disappeared. >> he were almost glued to the what else can happen? >> chris: now, in a "crime watch daily" exclusive... >> you were able to stay out of this in an insane situation. >> chris: drew peterson sister-in-law talks for the first time about what it's like to share the last name with a convicted killer. >> i wanted the first time that i came out to be important. >> during that time, did you believe he was responsible for >> chris: one man. >> he's a liar, psychopath. >> i said, you never felt bad for anything? he said, not ones. >> chris: why the family that stood by him has turned. >> he was responsible for stacy's di

- that was wonderful, dennis. now, that's the highest anybody's been on this show since phil harris. (audience laughs) now, where was i? oh, yes, i was talking about radio. and you know, i started to say that the one thing i like about doing radio, and that means, of course, that you could save a fortune. (audience laughs) and the most versatile actor that i've ever had associated with me was mel blanc. mel, come on out! now, mel, how many voices did you actually do for me on radio? - gosh, jack, i can't remember, i never did count them all. ow, you played my french violin teacher. - oui, monsieur benny. (audience laughs) - and then that mexican fella. - si. - what was his name again? - sy. (audience laughs) - sy? - si. (audience laughs) - now, you also did my train announcer. remember that train announcer on the radio? the train announcer. - (nasally) train leaving on track five for anaheim, azusa, and cu-camonga. (audience laughs) (applause) - now, let's see, what else? oh, yes, my parrot. (bird noises) - (parro

(applause) (cheerful band music) [doorbell rings] dennis: i'll get it! never mind, dennis. i'll get it. oh, hi, doc. henry. hi, dr. sinclair. hi, dennis. jeepers, i hardly knew you without your white stuff on. how are you? oh, you're fine. i know. is that it, doc? mm-hmm. dennis, why don't you go out and play. have we got some kind of a secret going on around our house? nothing that concerns you. well, hello, dr. sinclair. nice to see you. hello, alice. honey, doc has the p-l-a-q-u-e.

(audience laughs) - dennis, come here. - yes. - i want to ask you something. i know i shouldn't ask this, i know. what connection can there possibly be front of a western set over a campfire? - i'm cooking crepes suzette. (audience laughs) - dennis, come here. you went through a lot of trouble for nothing, 'cause you're not singing a song. i've hired three fellows, a trio, to sing. - so i'm not gonna sing a song? - no, you're not. - can i just stay out here and eat? now, go ahead. (audience claps) you see, he gets applause without the sign. oh, well. and now, ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to introduce my guests. tonight, see three young fellows whose recordings you are all familiar with. the lettermen. (audience claps) ? it's the april rose that only grows in the early spring. ? ? once on a high and windy hill ? ? and the world stood still. ? ? then your fingers touched my silent heart ? ? and taught it how to sing. ? - fellas, come on out here. boys, that was very, very good. - now, look, i must ask you something. having

dennis. ((dave courvoisier)) >> he's under investigation following the death of his wife. george knapp has been closely following the case -- and is here with the latest. ((george knapp)) we've been reporting on this the last few weeks but this morning ran into a legal roadblock. a district court d their lips about the case. boulder city psychologist brent dennis was to appear in court this morning because there was a request to freeze his assets. the request was filed by the family of his late wife susan winters. officially, her death last year was ruled a suicide, but after susan's parents launched a private investigation which uncovered several inconsistencies, henderson police are now looking at susan's death as a possible homicide. this morning, the winters family dollar estate brent dennis received when his wife died. we can't tell you how judge linda bell ruled because we were not allowed in the courtroom and the judge then issued a gag order on all parties, told them to not talk any f

dennis who is your favorite warrior?>> i like klay. >> draymond is pretty good too. >> could you ever dunk? >> not like that. >> warriors win it. big three combined for 89 points and seven and five is 12, added it up myself, 12 three pointers between all of them. another win. >> i was happy with the way we closed the game, the game being in doubt. i think we were trailing by five in the last five minutes of the game. good way to close but a lot to work on defensively we were all over the place tonight. not in a good way. we had multiple miscommunications. leaving shooters open. not rotating. not our best effort defensively but good job finishing the game. >>> this is from draymond green's instagram account, gang gang gang all there. super villain party at steph's house. called the super villains because they got kd, added to team that won 73 regular season games and whole world thinks their villains. is it good to have the world against us as motivation? >> when you feel like villain, you want to play like a villain, tou

>> dennis is not out of danger. wreckage before dripping fuel can ignite the helicopter. >> i'm going to die if i don't get out of this quickly, if it catches on fire. >> he quickly shuts off the fuel lines, then amazingly, he crawls out of the chopper, shaken but only slightly hurt. >> he actually wasn't even hurt that bad. a few cuts on the face and couple of teeth knocked out, i understand. >> the chopper has not fared as well. >> the helicopter was totaled, completely totaled. unusable. >> within an hour, a rueful dennis is not just walking and talking, he's giving the news conference he had always hoped to avoid. dennis, the safety evaluator, has to assess his own performance and realizes where he'd gone wrong. he'd forgotten one adjustment to his program and had fallen victim to the high density altitude at the airfield that day. >> as soon as i started the maneuver, i thought this helicopter is performing fairly normally so i ran in at the normal height, at the normal speed. >> he was too low and too slow for

dennis is from ohio originally. he went to the southern poverty law center in the 70s to work down there practically free of charge and help men like mitchell rutledge. the southern poverty law center would only take desperate cases and mitchell's was pretty desperate. dennis took it to defend him and stuck with it all through the hearing. it was pretty interesting. dennis being a very practical attorney and a good one, he was glad to have character witnesses. he simply said i never expected to republicans to show up to testify. there were a number of people pro and con at second re-sentencing hearing for mitchell. sister lillian was there. >> host: and that woman from virginia, a daughter? >> guest: she is and admirals daughter. she could not attend the trial that she was at home rooting for everyone to do their best. sister lillian was there and dennis even with this background it was funny because he puts sister lillian on the stand for defense first because sister lillian was a very gentle person and she was one

but when denny brogan and his lads strike, they'll whistle another tune. they hung denny? aye. oh, that the day would come round... when they'd put a rope on denny. it wasn't a rope that finished denny. it was the work of a traitor. that's the trouble with you irish. if you didn't spend so much time fighting each other, you might win one of these rebellions you're always having. there'll be no such talk as that while michael mcdermott is about. he's right. father! it's true enough. three hundred years of fighting, and nothing to show for it but a few pretty speeches from the scaffold. you're not a believer in the cause? what was it you were saying, then? we don't owe explanations to anyone. no, we don't, but maybe you owe us one. where were you when they were hanging denny brogan? i was watching... from me cell in ballymore. you were with denny? uh, no, it was by chance that i happened to be there. you saw him hang? could you tell us what words he had to say at the very end? could you do that, now? it was of a wednesday, cold. the priest was with him. it was he that brought the

guy, dennis quaid. a hit tv series plus a new movie. we're going to talk about all that. >> and the gorgeous diane lane is here, starred in dozens of movies, one of my favorites "unfaithful." >> such a great movie. >> hot. >> and "under the tuscan sun" if you have not seen that, you haven't lived. >> and now done something never done before. how about that? >> and the wine is flowing at thanksgiving, so will the conversation with some fun ways to keep everyone even the children, hoda woman. >> we'll do that. looks like people are getting ready to get in their cars this weekend. >> i hear 1 million more are traveling this year than last year. >> on the road. i wonder if it's because gas is not as expensive? >> what they're saying. >> if you're hitting the road, nine out of ten, everybody traveling by car. bring games for the kids. keep them entertained. >> or jump on a train. on triple a, or is it aaa -- las vegas. >> wait, las vegas for the holiday? >> not exactly a religion one, if you know what i'm saying. >> don't you sit with the fa

. >> and the man encouraging them to reach their financial dreams is bunny ranch owner dennis hoff. >are all of you getting good response out of the chat room? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> known as daddy d., dennis is a self-made millionaire, a relentless self-promoter and sales trainer to his working girls. >> i want everybody to kind of go out of their way to welcome people. because you know our clients are scared. so the second you walk into the room for the lineup, turn on the big smile. welcome to the bunny ranch, right? what's next, suzette? >> we have a lot of nice presents for everybody. >> madam suzette is dennis' business partner and has been for nearly 24 years. >> the top bunny of the week goes to caressa. >> good job, caressa. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> this is my family. and my job as the head of the family is to make people's lives better. i think i'm an amazing business partner. i'm a lover. i'm a lot of things to a lot of people. it depends on the girl. >> so you date your girls? >> i date working girls, absolutely. >> are you a pimp? >> well, in the strictest

you will hear more about dennis, he is an important source. we have to rely on him for much of the information that we have. a leave kentucky. why did they leave kentucky? there is a story right there. why does thomas lincoln moved his family from where lincoln was born, why do they go to indiana? hard to say, but there are a couple of explanations. lincoln himself in one of his autobiographies says, we left kentucky partly on account of slavery but also because of defective land titles. and over the years, people have done various things without. people want to look backward and say, here is the great unemancipated, his dad was in abolitionist and he got that influence. there is really no evidence of that. we have no idea what his father thought about slavery. we lincoln himself saying it had to do something with slavery but we should not read too much into that. the other half of the equation is just as valid. kentucky did a terrible job of keeping track of land titles. the ohio river is the breakpoint between the northwest ordinance and the

denny's all-new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes. the 11th the 11th >>> the 11th iron man arizona is going on right now at tempe beach park. it started at 7:00 this morning. athletes are still crossing the finish line. say. >> we're late. we better get started. court tph*euf -- griffin was at the starting line. >> reporter: hours of dedication, motivation, and encouragement helped these athletes get ready to race in the iron man triathlon. >> the normal prerace nerves. just trying to relax and stay calm and that's it. >> reporter: this is max's first iron man. we asked him about how he trained for it up. >> pretty much started at the beginning of this year. we've been doing a few races and trying to get the training up. >> reporter: he is one of 3,000 athletes swimming 1.2 miles, biking 112-mile, and running. all of the athletes have until midnight if they want to be >> it is can be emotional. >> reporter: athletes do whatever they can to cross the finish line in time, even if that means crawling to get there. he hopes his training a

denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. if driving near the strip is part of your regular commute... we have a traffic alert to tell you about... a construction project is starting on the mandalay bay pylon sign... that means all lanes of frank sinatra drive near mandalay bay's parking garage will be closed in the overnight hours. the closures will start this sunday- november 13th and span through friday december 23rd. from nine p-m to six a-m sunday through friday. construction will then pick up again after the holidays. america has spoken.... but some voters are not accepting ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen

you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. look at them, they don't even obey the laws of gravity. day or night. man: all right, so watch your step. (laughing) woman: where are we? oh, you are gonna love this! oh. all right. oh, turn, turn, turn, turn, turn. yeah, i got you. (laughs) okay, okay. and, ah... are you ready to have your mind blown by the awesomeness that is surrounding you right now? oh. nathan roberts, are you recreating our first date? happy aluminum anniversary, baby. you are one of a kind. thank you. well, come on. we don't have a lot of time. all right. (chuckling): all right, okay. wait until you see what i got planned next. oh. (laughing) hello? yeah, but i-i don't have any change. hello? hey, we just want to pay for the... (gasps) oh, my god. he's dead. ? ? hello? oh.

dennis quade. >> dennis quade is here. making movies the past four decades. in "the crackle" series called "the art of moore" playing a real estate mogul navigating the cutthroat industry. >> build the museum of contemporary art. >> are you joking? >> oh, i don't joke about anything with my name on it, and i want you to be my curator. so -- do you want to come with me and run? or do you want to just stay here and take it slow? >> oh. where do you go with that voice? how do you -- >> just heavy breathing. don't sleep too much. >> a little kiefer. just a little kiefer. >> it's so funny that the art world is the back drop for all of this intrigue. you wouldn't expect it? >> a world i'd never seen before on television, not much in movies, either. it's what goes on behind the scenes. i was surprised. >> you should see it as art heists. >> right. >> something stolen, not the -- the intrigue behind. >> a lot of heists going on behind the scenes. >> a lot going on behind the scenes. >> as well. but the art of moore is about lust for power and money and sex, and all s

took it to defend him and stuck with him through the hearing, it was pretty interesting, dennis being a practical attorney and a good one, he was glad to have character witnesses, he said i never expected two republicans to show up to testify and we chased him back. i said that because there were a number of people pro and con at the second hearing, resentencing hearing, sister lillian was there, we were there. >> a woman from virginia. >> and admiral's daughter, she could not attend the trial but she was at home rooting for everyone and sister lillian was there and dennis even with his background was funny because he put sister lillian on the stand for the defense first, a very gentle person and was one of these, thought everyone should be let out and they do better next time. are ruining the whole thing or saying that, gave a lot of coaching and put me on the stand and put bert on the stand because he couldn't paint bert as a bleeding heart liberal so dennis was delighted we were there but did have to poke him a few times, i want you to know your two star witnesses are arch republic

dennis has not been charged with a crime. the state board which licenses psychologists is reviewing a complaint about his use of illicit drugs. his attorney told us this is the result of susan's parents being unable to accept that their daughter took her own life. tonight at 11, we will hear from dr. dennis himself,..exclusi ve excerpts from his sworn deposition. the new documents will be posted on our websi ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the last-second blitz of candidates and dignitaries stumping for votes in nevada continues this evening... showing just how close this presidential race is shaping up to be. hillary clinton is in town right now. politics now co-host patrick walker is live from the plumbers and pipefitters training center on lamb with more. patrick? ((patrick walker)) >> we are six days out from election day. and in nevada... our klas/jmc analytics poll has this a tie at 45-45. two and a half weeks ago... we had the race at 43-41 for clinton. secretary clinton's theme today was what would life be like with trump as

we have dennis martinez herere. jacob's field open. and i remember that it was snowing. >> mccain here the first time, in 1994. when i signed with the indians. it was unbelievable. he was a hell of a guy, i admired him.l those were like the golden years. the teamt was so good. they got so good so fast, what was it like for youou to play w those superstars? >> i was on my way out. when i came here, i was 41 so i was there the end of my career. i had some left to help the tribe. i remember he said to me, six good innings and then the bullpen. i did what they wanted me to do. the goal was about every five days into the reliable. and they brought me here to to the world series.t you got two starts in the 95 world series, what was the pressure like? >> it was, like the job. in some ways, the more you play the more you get used to it. common to live up to expectations. is great and i love it. >> you are living the good life what are you doing these days? >> i run, every other day, i play golf and take care of my family. i have four kids. i g

dennis, good to have you with us. interesting.'re coming on saying we're not going to buy on a day that goldman sachs is basically upgrading its forecast for oil. today. because it's more tactically bullish on an opec agreement. what are you seeing that goldman is missing? >> i think that goldman is very wise. they're very smart. but i look at it historically. if you have bet upon opec making an agreement and adhering to it, they will reach an agreement. there is no question about that. iran has already said they're in. iraq has already said it's in. putin has already said he's in. the saudis have agreed they need some sort of a cut or at least a freeze. we know we're going to get something on the 30th. the question shall always be when it comes to opec, will they agree -- will they adhere to the agreement, and history says, no, they shall not. they always, always cheat. i have no reason to believe this will be different. venezuelans in extreme difficultly, they need the cash flow. the saudis need the cash flow. yes, they will rea

the deputy dennis walls. >>> we are just a few hours from some more rain around here. i'll detail the timeline that you can expect for your tonight and tomorrow morning. >>> illegal dumping in oakland is a persistent problem costing the city millions. ktvu investigative team went undercover and it didn't take people long to see people dumping trash. it is in front of a business run by john beckwith. he says it is one of the worse dump spots. >> another spot is right in front of a public school on east oakland holly street. the students say since the students are not doing anything they are taking matters in their own hands. >> kids as young as 8 went out to pick up trash. >> at the charter school in east oakland small hands are helping to fight an enormous problem. trash dumped at the school's front door. >> really disgusted to see all of the trash that is around where we -- where some of the teachers live and where we eat and learn. >> the problem of dumping is so bad that students from the prekindergarten through 8th grade charter school break in to teams and do thei

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big congratulations to dennis! >> very nice. >> it goes all the way back to 1990 with the man coming in and as he commandeered the sports department over at kron back in those days and you could just see he had a sense of the market, what to do and just how to attack it and not another one like him, that's for sure. >> lucky to have him. >>> sports settles in in just a moment and it is not pretty. i do know some laker fans that are happy with these results. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3" nights...5 for 32...nonef >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> nba up top warriors business, this is one of those live by the three die by the three nights, five for 32, none from steph curry. the warriors offense the last couple years, the lakers spread the floor and attack. posterrizeed david west, extend the lead to 15 in the 2nd. 2nd half up 18, deangelo russell, nice look. lakers were sharp. largest lead was 20. warriors had a run in them, oh, the nice alley-oop pass steph curry to kevin durant. doves cut it to si

as dennis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina. but 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

the first speakers are terrance faltered, dennis dorrington, claire sue and dennis plastered.aren's fault or, if you could come up. >>[calling public comment cards] the other speakers if you could line up against the wall. >>[calling public comment cards] >> my name is dennis nor intend. i'm the owner and sole proprietor of the arrow stamp and coin company. located at 2395 21st ave. i was founded by my father, john laurentian, in 1955. that makes it 61 years old. at the time it was located right around the corner from our current location at 1102 taraval st. it has a very extensive history and basically, when we opened i remember as a young boy when i immediately helped in the business, as a young boy, i remember the streetcars still had their catchers on. a few of them did and basically the postage rates we were talking that stands for collectors was three cents. it cost three cents to mail a first-class letter. the comedy was founded by my father and mother and they open their doors of the business in 1956. basically, it's been in continuous existence since that time and eve

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dennis, thank you.nis gartman. >> always good to be here. >> bk, you sort of agree with what dennis has to say. >> certainly on gold. oil is a tossup. i get timmy's view. so for a trade i'm not sure i would be shorting oil right now. but in terms of gold, i think you can buy gold in dollar terms, just flat out buy gld. what the market appears to be pricing is some sort of stagflationnary environment. something similar to what we had in the '70s. whether that comes about, i'm not sure. that was very positive for gold. >> if you believe you should be a buyer of gld, you buy gdx. unfortunately, up 82%, year-to-date, against gold, gld up 22% year-to-date. >> what are you funding, torque? >> when you get it, grab on to it and hold on for a ride. industrial metals still very interesting here, but the banks and strpts still on valuation in a world where people are uncertain. those are the sectors working, because valuation support. >> i took auto shop in middle school and i had a torque wrench. >> oh, yeah. >>

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what is dennis sins? say that again. what is dennis sins? no. allon. -what is dennis sinned? -sinned, yes. remember, a palindrome. same frontwards and backwards. allon, you're the only one on the plus side. $200. [ laughter ] stephanie. what is chicken? no. allon. -what is duck? -duck canard, yes. cuisine, $400. stephanie. -what is chocolate cake? -good. georjean. what is november 11th? correct. you're out of the hole. yes to november, $400. stephanie. -what is a meteor shower? -good. yes to november, $600. it's the word for these special flowers for november. [ beep ] mums. back to you, stephanie. november, $800. the image seen here appeared on the november 21, 1908, cover of this magazine. allon. what is the "saturday evening post"? that's it. yes to november, $1,000. citrine and this gemstone, seen here, are birthstones for november. [ beep ] and that's a beautiful topaz. back to you, allon. georjean. -what is soil? -soil, yes. geo-glossary, $400. answer there -- a daily double. you're in second place with $200 only. you can risk up to $1,000. $1,000. okay, here is the clu

: but not anymore, dennis has al.s. >> that is the person that you love, and you don't want to change anything. >> reporter: but everything has changed. als is a progressive neuro degenerative disease that attacks nerve cells. >> it is a variable problem. >> reporter: patients are paralyzed while their mind stay sharp. first dennis lost strength then the a built to walk, talk which is why dennis is going to the bank. >> we have a little bit programs. >> reporter: this bank was deposited our voices. a year ago while his voice was still strong dennis recorded 1600 phrases and deposited them in the voice bank. >> you have done some programming already. >> a little bit. >> reporter: now he is making withdraw putting his voice on the ipad using a program called the model talker every day life. >> lets he stop any. >> reporter: it has your personality in your voice and that is awesome. >> reporter: even though als will continually to slowly take his life, the voice bank will keep dennis voice alive. >> if i want to tell her

dennis quade. >> dennis quade is here. making movies the past four decades. over the course of his career covered a wide range of rr called "the art of moore" playing a real estate mogul navigating the cutthroat industry. >> build the museum of contemporary art. >> are you joking? >> oh, i don't joke about anything with my name on it, and i want you to be my curator. heists. >> right. >> something stolen, not the -- the intrigue behind. >> a lot of heists going on behind the scenes. >> a lot going on behind the scenes. >> as well. but the art of moore is about lust for power and money and sex, and all set -- >> never enough. >> behind the beauty of art. everybody wants more. >> but it's not all real art. >> i got mine. how about a little bit of yours? >> exactly. do you know anybody like this? >> my character is, he's a, a new york billionaire real estate tie tycoon with a penchant for politics. we were shooting the first season. all ten episodes written. two moss into shooting and donald trump announce ford president, a and i -- seeing my dialogue coming out