mark: still ahead, dennis lockhart.oes he think the fed is on path for three rate hikes this year? this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg markets." for a market check. julie hyman is here. have we got some movement? julie:. overall, for a market c. they are very little changed after earlier touching records once again. we see now a little bouncing around between gains and losses as we enter the 47th straight session the s&p 500 has not moved at least 1% as of the close of trading. as you can see, the dow and nasdaq are slightly in the green. let's move on to things that are moving more. mgm is one. the company coming out posting underwhelming fourth-quarter earnings. it was hurt by flatter revenue growth for mgm china and the cost of opening new casinos in the united states. there has been this choppy recovery from the gambling slump in macau and it looks like the company is not yet recovering from that. those shares down about 7% in today's trading. we are also watching kraft heinz today. those shares are also moving lower

[laughter] i get on a nine cheerful dennis, lively dennis.lively host, they have every right to. they have their own problems they do not need mine. that is the whole point. everybody does have their own problems, they do not need yours. and by the way, here is the amazing thing in the toughest times of my life. i have left every broadcast happier than when i walked in three hours earlier. the show, by forcing me to get up, get dressed to prepare and to be alive on the air change my mood. i thank god for the program because it forced me. you have to force yourself or life has to force you to not act the way you feel for the way your circumstances have dictated. then it affects you. by the way, this behaviorism is so huge. i am a total behaviorist. by the way, and twelve-step programs, aa programs which i am told about, i can't say i have had the fortune or a guest that's not going to put it, i am happy have never had an addiction. i know people who have. they say they are filled with wisdom. there is more wisdom and aa meeting then at yale. a

dennis? dennis ross: thank you. i want to talk a little bit about what i think the trump administration confronts. i will not try to explain what the policy is because i think the policy is something that is still being developed. but i want to look at this from the standpoint of the kind of things they might do. so let me start by sort of noting two things to begin with. one is that obviously, as jeff said, the president of the united states referred to this as the worst deal ever negotiated. and that reflects, i think, the view of what the negotiations produced but an inherent sense that the deal itself has within it producing a number of full or -- number of vulnerabilities. and i want to address some of that. there is a second dimension, obviously, and that is if you listen to the general, he said iran has become much more aggressive in the region since the joint comprehensive plan of action. and if you think about it, the administration is confronting as what they see as the vulnerability flowing from the deal

dennis? >> thank you. so yeah, i will come on what to talk a little bit about what i think the trump administration confronts. unlikely to try to explain what the policy is because i think their policy is something that is still being developed, but i want to kind of look at it from the standpoint of the kind of things they might do. and so let me start by just sort of noting two things to begin with. one is that obviously as jeff said, the president of nine states refer to this as the worst deal ever negotiated, and that reflects i think not just of you what the negotiations produce but an inherent sense of the deal itself has within it or produces a number of vulnerabilities. and i want to address some of that. there's a second dimension obviously, which is that since the joint comprehensive plan of action, if you listen to the general who has -- he says iran has become much more aggressive in the region since the joint comprehensive plan of action. and if you think about it, the administra

chamber on january 16, 2014. >> dennis mcguire had a very brief but emotional final statement.id he was sorry for what he had done, and he apologized to the family. he mentioned the son and daughter who were there and how he loved them. and then the drugs began flowing. it typically would have been five or six, maybe ten minutes, and it would have been all over, but after a few minutes, dennis mcguire began gasping, sucking in breath. for 13 minutes, his body was struggling not to die. it was obvious that he was trying to get air into his lungs, and the drugs were preventing it. and 13 minutes doesn't sound like very long. but if you're watching somebody do that with his family there, it's an eternity. it just went on and on and on. and i'll be candid, as a human being, i was at this point, please, just let him die. let it stop. >> finally, at 10:53 a.m., dennis mcguire was declared dead. >> yesterday, i watched the state of ohio kill my dad. i witnessed his execution along with my wife and my sister. after watching my dad's execution, i know what cruel and unusual punishment i

. >> ladies and gentlemen, brent stevens and dennis prager and our moderator. [applause] [inaudible conversations] and you are both well known to everyone here. let's get with the. so to talk about anti-semitism on college campuses. the movement is based that israel is is an apartheid country to permeate everything they publish and print even be protective wall the is built referred to as the apartheid wall. i thought it would be worthwhile richard robert goldstone critical of israel on occasion keep in mind he is the individual who is credited to be the person to bring down apartheid from within the south african government. and appointed by nelson mandela and of course, the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. here is what justice goldstone had to say about the accusation one particularly pernicious issue the is pursuing it and to pursue apartheid policies within and like negative inaccurate slander calculated to retard rather than in the last negotiations i know the cruelty and opponents system event in israel there is no apartheid. nothing

it's supposed on the a feel-good animal story starring dennis quaid. smith spoke to him about the movie and the rest of his decades long career. ♪ >> it's me! >> reporter: you might say that dennis quaid has been a bit overwhelmed lately. >> you want to get out of here? >> reporter: he's made more than 70 movies, but few have caused an uproar like this one. >> okay, buddy. guess it's going to be you and me. >> reporter: "a dog's purpose" is about the good dogs do for mankind. but all that sentiment took a back seat ten days ago when a tape surfaced showing what looks like a dog being forced to do a pool stunt during filming. >> so let's talk about this video that's been in the news first. have you had a chance to see the video? >> i was shocked to tell you the truth when i first saw it. and, umm, i didn't like what i saw. but i -- i do know my own experience when i was on the set, how much care was paid to each and every dog or every other animal. >> reporter: quaid, who is a dog owner in real life, wasn't in the water scene, and had nothing to do with

dennis is expected in court tomorrow morning.is seeing him bailed out of jail and back with his children. dan and paula? >> complicated case there, marci. thank you. >>> time for the weather. who else should we head to but rob marciano? looking at severe weather. in the super bowl forecast? >> let's talk about houston. the big game tonight. there's a front draped right over the gulf region. isolated showers through game time. they spent a gazillion dollars on a retractable roof. why not close it? they're going to make that decision about 90 minutes before game time. 71 degrees. comfortable conditions there. we're looking at the storm that will traverse the mountains. by the time it gets to the plains, gusty winds, heavy rains. this is mostly a warm storm. there will be isolated snow and ice across the northeast. look at the temperatures bumping up here. 74 in little rock. getting up into the 60s in norfolk. upper 40s in new york. near 60 in pts threat tomorrow and ma >> this weather report is brought to you by united health care.

dave dennis will be chosen as his codirector. where have we seen dave dennis? nathan, where have we seen dave dennis?/ he's in coming of age in mississippi. he was one of the core staff members in mississippi with anne moody. that is the dave she refers to constantly. dave dennis played a very important role and you have seen thehim already. he becomes codirector. they also get aaron henry to be the president. henry had been associated with the civil rights movement in mississippi for a long time. he was older, he was a pharmacist. he really represented a different strata that bob moses tried to connect with to make freedom summer successful. listen to what dave dennis said. it is on 159 in the middle of the second paragraph. know that the threat of violence to these young people will bring media attention. that's cold, but that was also in another sense speaking the language of the country. what we were trying to do was get a message over to the country so we spoke their language. we made sure we have the children of some very powerful people in this country o

dennis is expected in court tomorrow morning.ney telling abc news, they're looking forward to seeing him bailed out of jail and back with his children. dan and paula? >> complicated case there, marci. thank you. >>> time for the weather. who else should we head to but rob marciano? looking at severe weather. in the super bowl forecast? there's a front draped over the gulf coast area, isolated showers will begin through game time. they spent a billion dollars on having a retractible roof. why not cruise -- use it. we'll a storm by the time it gets into the plain gusty winds and severe rains and weather threat across the south, as well. this is a warm storm, there will be isolated snow and ice across the northeast. little rock getting into the 60s and 60 degrees in pittsburgh. with that comes the severe weather threat tomorrow and widespread on tuesday. that's a check on the national headlines be here's the local forecast. >> reporter: all right, good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. p

dennis and mark to talk about what is the context of this. the policyat impact dealing with isis, syria, yemen? should we be encouraging saudi's to be more aggressive and even less swelling to talk to iranians about the region? do you think the trump white house even has a clue of how to put that together? >> there are a lot of moving parts to be sure. let me take the second part first and then i will address the firstparts to be sure. part. i think the policy is being formulated. but if you have a secretary of defense who came out, you now have someone who also has a lot of experience in both of them have part. experience and one thing you should be, it is worth keeping in mind, they have a lot of experience losing american soldiers to shield militias in iraq that were armed and financed and trained by these iranians. that weighs heavily on them. inform theyt will way they approach iran in the region. i think they -- there is a focus on iran in the region in some their ownnly because experience, what they see from traditional partners in the

but dennis had a few years of work.ting in films like "breaking away." >> that was just a dirty word. to me, it's just something else i net got a chance to dig. >> are you going to take that off him? i seen what you done. you may be family and everything, but i ain't siding with you. >> reporter: and the next year, the quaid brothers even worked together. do you have favorite movies? >> sure. my favorite film for me was "the right stuff." >> who are you? >> me? i'm an astronaut. >> i judge my movies not by necessarily how much money they did or even how good they were or turned out, but how -- the experience i had when i was making them. and with "the right stuff" i had everything. it's a great film. >> reporter: he played his boyhood hero, astronaut gordon "gordo" cooper. >> i love the name gordo. i said if they ever make a movie about this man, i want to play gordo so bad. >> the sun is coming through the window now. oh, lord, what a heaven and light. >> it was like, one of those times in life where something you want

francisco dennis herrera, interpuso una demanda contra donald trump por su orden ejecutiva de retirar fondos federales a las ciudades santuario. marÍa: califica la demanda de inconstitucional, mientras tanto, al otro lado de la frontera, se invierten billones de dÓlares para ayudar a sus connacionales. vamos con luz. luz. asÍ es, segÚn la oficina del abogado de la ciudad de san francisco, dennis herrera, es la primera vez que demandan a un presidente de estados unidos. algo que nunca habÍa pasado, anunciando su demanda al presidente, asÍ comenzÓ la presidencia del abogado de san francisco, dennis herrera. dijo que son inconstitucionales por dos razones. primero que todo, el presidente en no entiende la constituciÓn. la ley permite al gobierno estatal y local tomar decisiones que beneficien a sus residentes, andrea guzmÁn, trabajo en la demanda y asegura que desde el presidente donald trump fue electo, sabÍa que tenían que luchar contra sus meses de retirar fondos federales a ciudades santuario. >> puede tener un impacto, pero es importante mantener las pÓlizas suntuarias. luz: san fra

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regrettably, dennis came down with a horrible case of the flu. he's been in bed under doctor's care for the last three days and coming to talk about this topic was not going to make him feel any better. but we are delighted that in addition to david and myself, we have on today's panel a very special guest from israel, yoaz hendel. i did want to open by making a plug for the washington institute's transition 2017 series of publications. they may be up on the board. they are in my hand here. two examples of them, they are available as you leave, especially the ones that focus on the issues of today's event. that is one by dennis ross and david makovsky on -- toward a new paradigm for addressing the israeli/palestinian conflict and another by me which looks at the jerusalem embassy move issue. the washington institute is doing about eight or nine of these reports on the entire range of u.s. policy interests in the middle east. we started with turkey, we hit north africa, we are going to syria and to the gulf. we are hitting the entire range of poli

. >> ladies and gentlemen, dennis prager and a bright stevens and our moderator. [applause] >> they're both well known to everybody here. better? let's get with it. our subject is anti-semitism on college campuses boycotts and sanctions. this movement is based on the promise that israel is an apartheid country that permeates everything they published and every poster they print even not protective wall is known as the apartheid wall. so i thought it would it be worthwhile by richard robert cold stone to be fair to israel on occasion and keep in mind he is the individual accredited to be the person who brought down apartheid from within the south african government and was appointed by nelson mandela of the supreme court and of course, the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. here is what justice goldstone has to say about the accusation that israel is an apartheid state. one particularly peeved pernicious canard surfacing again is that israel pursues apartheid policy is the inaccurate slander against israel calculated to retard rather than advance

thank you, dennis, for the invitation to be with you today.ou know, in the old days when i made this speech, i got paid a lot of money. now i have to do it for nothing, so -- [laughter] not a good deal but that's ok. we love it. it's wonderful to be back here in south carolina, especially with your new governor. where is henry? he's around here someplace. where is he? stand up, henry? proud of you. he helped us so much. and i also want to thank your former governor, nikki haley, who is doing an awfully good job for us. she's representing our nation very well as ambassador to the united nations. she's doing a spectacular job. it's early but she's just been really great. we're here today to celebrate american i think nearing and american manufacturing -- american engineering and american manufacturing and we're here to celebrate jobs, jobs. this plane, as you know, was built right here in the great state of south carolina. our goal as a nation, rely less on imports and more on products made here in the u.s.a. [cheers and applause] right here in

here is dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> there is never a good day to search for a missing woman. but this rainy, muggy saturday in the heat of july made an unhappy task all but unbearable. they decided, the friends and family, that they would all wear red shirts. they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta. and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she has three kids. would who love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we just have no idea where she is, or what -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a tr

a speedy recovery, dennis. interns for their support. look, i've just returned from much room to the region of to -- what iied think this first visit will be like. in no certainubt way there is lower expectations because indeed president trump does not have a team in place. it is easier for him to say i am in the listening mode. why is it so important that netanyahu is invited to washington after theresa may and prime minister abe of japan? first, it is symbolic as a rob suggested. this duality at the end of the last administration of this heightened closeness when it came to military and intel and other forms of security, but bruising policy on iran and settlement there really lasted all of 18 years. it is a symbolic step. it is also a fact that knowing washington and netanyahu and israel is the second longest-serving prime minister who likes to come here and he knows that the rhythm of washington which is do not come too late before the policy is set in concrete. while everything is in flux is the time to try to influence the contours

that is pretty obvious. >> bill: dennis, thank you very much.more ahead as "the factor" moves along this evening. t miller says he has a solution to our divided country. he'll tell us what it is. then martha maccallum looking into the possibility that lady gaga may turn the super bowl halftime show into a political circus. up next. lou dobbs on whether president trump could have handled the refugee problem differently. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. you're a rabbit? im vern, the orange money retirement rabbit, from voya. riiight. and that means...? i'm the money you save for retirement. i help you get organized so your money could multiply. see? got it. who's he? he's green money for spending today. you know, paying bills, maybe a little online shopping... makes it easy to tell you apart. that, and i am better looking. i heard that. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes,

that's a big, big part of the fear. >> dennis, i hear what you are saying.ou are scared -- >> i am scared for my family and my daughters and my grandchildren, and i am scared for your children. >> he ran on a whole campaign of fear, and he continues to do that. every time he says it, he tells you how horrible it is and then he leaves it there for you to sit in it and be afraid. >> i don't think trump is saying he is against somebody that has values different from him, and he said i am hear to protect every american citizen, did he not say that? everybody's rights. >> when you are afraid of all the muslims coming in and hurting us and blowing us up, and shooting us, and most are white americans doing this. people are afraid, and there are dangerous things and they believe things that backup what they have, and i think that's the case for some trump supporters out there. that is what i am seeing happening a lot, and that's not putting your faith in god either. >> i think that was an interesting point, the intermingling of faith and fear and which one trumps wh

here's dennis murphy with "the deed." ♪ >> the old barn is a shambles now.he fields back in the day so lush and productive, gone to seed. the farmhouse empty. time was the farm land in horry county, some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's grand dad opened a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn and my grand daddy built that. >> it was tobacco property? >> he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl?

coming up on bloomberg markets and interview with fed president dennis lockhart -- dennis lockhart.stern time. time now for other stories making headlines at this hour. i am emma chandra with your business flash. the biggest u.s. banks would cash in if president trump comes through on his promise to cut corporate taxes. bloomberg crunched the numbers and the bank could save a combined $12 billion a year. the president is for cutting the tax rate to 15%. a judge in delaware has temporarily prevented cigna from scrapping a merger with and some. the judge said they couldn't pull out of the deal after a federal judge blocked the deal as anti-competitive. the pricesas raised of some software, laptops and tablets in the u.k. by as much as 15%. the reason, the collapse in the pound after britain voted last june to leave the european union. several months ago microsoft said it would raise the cost of software services by up to 22%. that is your bloomberg business flash. this is bloomberg. david: american businesses eager to see the details of president economyplans to the especially when it

that is pretty obvious. >> bill: dennis, thank you very much.re had as "the factor" moves along this evening. miller says he has a solution to our divided country. then, martha maccallum looking into the possibility that lady gaga may turn the super bowl halftime show into a political circus. up next. lou dobbs on whether president of trump code abandoned the refugee -- could have handled at the refugee problem differently. the refugee problem differently. stay tuned for those why is there neverite, enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look. now you can own a 1e sub-compact actor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, the far left still hysterical over the presidential executive order that stops some refugees from ca te

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thank you dennis for the invitation to be with you today. in the old days when i made this speech, i made a lot of money. now i have to do it for nothing. love a good deal. - not a good deal. it is wonderful to be back in south carolina, especially with your new governor. where is he? standup henry. he helped us so much. i want to thank your former governor nikki haley, who was doing an awfully good job for us. she is representing america very well as our ambassador to the united nations. she is doing a spectacular job. it is early, but she has been really great. here today to celebrate american engineering and american manufacturing. we are also here today to celebrate jobs. jobs. [applause] know, was, as you built right here in the great state of south carolina. nation must be to rely less on imports and more on products made here in the u.s.a. [applause] it is amazing to think that a little over 113 years ago, next-door in north carolina, orville wright was the first man to sail the skies in a very little airplane. wright flyer was made o

first up, dennis prager. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> a good morning. i'm honored when the festival started coming together i felt what we're missing was to me, the moral compass. i'm really honored today that your speaker is our moral compasses nation. please, all of you i urge you to go to prego university, it has 220,000,000 views. he is there for us as americans is there for us as americans and i am honored, beyond honored to have speakers here today. welcome dennis prager. [applause] >> thank you and congratulations to a great event that you put on. give him a hand. this is really -- it was adorable actually. my my wife and i came here from the hotel. the only other person in the shuttle was another reader, as you are, participant in the way. i said to her what talk will you be attending because this is not the only one at this time. and she said i'm debating between prager and the guy on islam. [laughter] i told her to go to the guy on his. [laughter] as she is there ri

and canada's dennis shapovalov is hit with a fine after his davis cup disaster.ecord 59 matches leading his country, alistair cook has stepped down as england's test captain. there is some flash photography in this report. 2012. england's new cricket captain, alastair cook, posed for the cameras like a visit to the dentist. he would rather not, but he knew that he had to, so smile. cook captained his way this way, old —fashioned, reasonable. yes, even inspirational. 0n foreign soil or home he withstood more test matches than any other england captain. but it takes its toll. the demands get to every skipper eventually. and having lost the recent test series in india emphatically a—nil, cook decided he'd had enough, explaining in a statement today, stepping down has been an incredibly hard decision but i know this is the correct decision for me at the right time for the team. alastair cook's record makes him one of britain's outstanding sportsman in an era when live cricket was only available on pay—tv in the uk. england won just over 40% of the test matches cook c

thank you, dennis, for the invitation to be with you today., in the old days when i made this speech i got paid a lot of money, now i have to do it for nothing. not a good deal, but that's okay. we love it. it's wonderful to be back in south carolina, especially with your new governor. where is henry? he is around here someplace. where is he? stand up, henry. proud of you. he helped us so much. and i want to also thank your former governor nikki haley who is doing an awfully good job for us. she's representing america very well as our ambassador to the united nations. she is doing a spectacular job. it's early, but she has just been really great. we're here today to celebrate american engineering and american manufacturing. we're also here today to celebrate jobs. jobs. this plane as you know was built right here in the great state of south carolina. our goal as a nation must be to rely less on imports and more on products made here in the u.s.a. right here in the u.s.a. it's amazing to think that a little over 113 years ago next door in north

they go on to report that says -- dennis, we will talk to you.ou oppose this executive order, go ahead. beler: i believe it should -- the president, they are moving too quick on it. know, america is presented as a beacon of light. those countries, there are people through those countries that look up to america and to say they cannot come, the steps and they are taking is too quick. it's is just too quick. the previous president did not take such actions so quick. the actions, it is too soon to be making those actions. and to galvanize the american public like that around the situation is just the main and nation i do it so quickly. they should have valid proof and to show, hey, this the reason why we are doing this and not just project and make false statements. host: ok. dennis in pennsylvania. supporting the executive order. good morning. go ahead. caller: i support the president because it is not just terrorists we have to worry about, our jobs. i am out of work right now. i cannot find a job. these people are going to come over and take our

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el everyday value slam de dennys, todo el día $4 dólares. parte del 2468 value menu. que caminaban por su propiedad. el oficial le habÍa dicho a la gente, te voy a demandar, pero entendiÓ que le iba a disparar, entonces hizo un disparo, que no causÓ vÍctimas. reportera: despuÉs de haber sido jalonado por un agente de la policÍa de los angeles fuera de servicio, este adolescente fue arrestado por supuestamente amenazar de muerte el oficial. >> mucho miedo, me sacan una pistola, y no tengo suerte con el niÑo. reportera: el joven aclaraba que los demandarÍa, no que pretendÍa matarlo. despuÉs accionÓ su arma de fuego. >> asÍ caminan todos los días. miro el vÍdeo, y muchas cosas, errores de los chavales, errores del seÑor de la policÍa. pero sacar una pistola solamente porque le faltÓ al respeto.. reportera: el oficial no fue arrestado porque no hay suficientes pruebas de que haya cometido un crimen. "el oficial disparÓ al suelo". mientras ambos departamentos de policÍa realizan las investigaciones, los dos adolescentes fueron liberados y podrÍan enfrentar cargos. el ofici

dennis locke are telling you he could be persuaded to vote for a march hike.st his arm on the? too much not take arm-twisting. i asked where he saw the economy, this notion of a march hike. he said his view remains it is probably just two interest rate increases, he could be persuaded to three. he does not see that much growth, but a stronger economy. especially in the next couple days. retail sales report we just saw, tell me the economy is on the path i expected, or a little stronger. >> i had to ask dennis lockhart if the march meeting is alive -- live. a lot of people read it janet yellen's two days of testimony and said she sounded more hawkish, she may be going for a march hike. i thought dennis lockhart would say i am not there yet, but here is what he said. >> i think she kept all options open. she kept the march meeting live, which i think is the right posture at this moment. >> one thing that is important whenraders and investors, i asked dennis lockhart about a may move, he said as a matter of fact, we do not have a press conference. if we really ne

dennis is the father of medical cannabis.started a movement that spread across the entire country. we have to go back really to the early 90's, 80's and early 90's when people with aids within my community were dying left and right and there wasn't much we could offer with wellm of medicine. dennis was a close friend of harvey mellic and a folk harvey milks contrary would not have succeeded mpt when harvey needed bodies dennis could produce people to walk prisinkts and show up at meetings and demonstrations, but it was really in caring for his lover, jonathan west that dennis discovered what had been ancient powers of cannabis to help patients. in this particular case many people with aids were doing of starvation. they didvent a appetite and wouldn't eat. we had aids wasting. in addition, the pain and some of the other side effects having hiv were so daunting and what dennis figured out was just a little cannabis could help people live and there are literally people alive today who would not be alive without dennis because t

dennis is the father of medical cannabis. he started a movement that spread across the entire country. we have to go back really to the early 90's, 80's and early 90's when people with aids within my community were dying left and right and there wasn't much we could offer with wellm of medicine. dennis was a close friend of harvey mellic and a folk harvey milks contrary would not have succeeded mpt when harvey needed bodies dennis could produce people to walk prisinkts and show up at meetings and demonstrations, but it was really in caring for his lover, jonathan west that dennis discovered what had been ancient powers of cannabis to help patients. in this particular case many people with aids were doing of starvation. they didvent a appetite and wouldn't eat. we had aids wasting. in addition, the pain and some of the other side effects having hiv were so daunting and what dennis figured out was just a little cannabis could help people live and there are literally people alive today who would not be alive without dennis becau

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denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. >>> scheduled appearance at uc berkeley earlier. today conservative writer mila yiannopoulos is stepping down from a right wing website after comments. >> heather homes will explain why the remarks from this speaker have crossed the line. heather. >> julie and frank, milo yiannopoulos has weathered many controversies and being banned from twitter and his decision to resign from breitbart comes after an interview resurfaced last year that he claimed that thanksgiving plans 13 year-old boys are mature enough to have sex with adults. >> this is a cynical media witch hundred from people that don't care about children. they care about destroying me and my career and my allis. >> they know i have never done anything wrong. >> in new york yiannopoulos says he regrets the things he said and claims his comments were deceptively edited. he said he was a victim of child sexual abuse and disgusted by abusers. yiannopoulos has been a lightning rod for controversy about