check out a guy named dennis potts. >> so you put dennis's name out there?i did. >> with that information, a producer from half and the went to the home where dennis lived with his parents. >> where was he the night of the murder? >> he was right here. >> didn't have a date with her that night? >> and the police come to see you and you're thinking what? he's going to give you a thank you? and what did you get instead? >> very angry. >> you are not happy? >> no, no not at all. i said i can't have these details out there and if it means that i don't tell you another thing until this thing is resolved one way or another it is what i'll do because my obligation is to your daughter and your son. >> did she understand that? >> i think she. did >> they hadn't solve the case, but rooney's crime lab did solve one issue. dayna had been right. a test ordered by the police the courts went out differently. dennis potts dna proved that he was the father of baby dean and his dna didn't match the dna sample that had been sent to the mail order paternity testing company. the

i wanted to express my condolences with denny kaern. i met denny and then phil was with him. and said manage is wrong with this picture. he was well dressed in a suit and -- phil was just in his jeans and jacket. should be the other way original and ever since denny has been in a suit. i a suit one of the most well dress person and his smiechl was like a lighting up the room i will miss that smile and i do share all of your heart 80. and pain. of missing him. >> thank you very much. >> thank you and you know during his time at the in the military he was station in the japan he had affection for japantown. and the japanese tea garden. >> yes, yes. >> and you know a flag 3 on the peace plaza and i was in charge lowering and raising the flags during half staff and i called it a rope he corrected mow and said helliard. will yea. thank you very much. and you know like i said my condolences. thank you for this lifely tribute, >> we have a couple of agenda items. item 10 commissioner matters do you have matters to discuss today. i don't see anymore we will move on to item 11 new bus

dennis: this is an acronym-free zone. the report is well organized, covers four broad areas -- the lesson of the system, the system is a stable and reliable source of liquidity, housing and community development and the nuts and both of system operational efficiency. let's get into each of these areas. let's talk about mission. as the report makes clear, the home on bank system was designed to provide liquidity to member banks to facilitate mortgage lending after the great depression. how has the operational environment changed over the last 90 years? what adjustments would you want to see to the state of the mission? dir. thompson: i think when the home loan bank system was created, it was created and used primarily by organizations for the sole purpose of providing and supporting housing finance. when you think about the mortgage industry today and you look at the participants, overtime, it was commercial banks and credit unions, then cdf i's and others, but when you take a look at today's members and you look at the mo

that's that's terribly right wing. >> dennis. >> dennis. >> i'm sorry . i >> dennis. >> i'm sorry.mmigration frightens me . i've immigration frightens me. i've seen it all my life. how disturbed, how awful. enoch powell was. he also said we're being swamped by immigrants . being swamped by immigrants. invaded by immigrants. it's funny that, rishi, if i may, a historical illusion was on a photo call with giorgia meloni on the banks of the tiber , and on the banks of the tiber, and enoch referred to a river foaming with blood that was the tiber . uh, now, it foaming with blood that was the tiber. uh, now, it didn't happen. he wanted to send home rishi parents. >> do you think rishi thought that deeply about this? >> oh, he's a very educated. went to the poshest private schools in the country. >> so i somehow don't think that rishi making an intentional, rishi was making an intentional, intentional here, but intentional reference here, but i do. i do think it's worth saying that we culturally in the west, we get the heebie jeebies about power. we think that power is a dangerous thing

cheryl: dennis gartman, always good to see you. happy new year, dennis. >> good to see you. be on with you. happy new year. be well. cheryl: you as well. luke's going to stay with us all morning long. we've got a lot more coming up. socking new border numbers -- shocking new border numbers for the month of december showing the most migrant encounter the ever in one month. we're going to give you the details. plus, we've got the latest efforts to remove president trump off more state ballots. what you need to know. you're watching a special edition of "mornings with maria." ♪ they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and co

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joining me is former gartman letter editor, dennis gartman.e is ryan payne this morning. dennis, thanks for joining the conversation. good to see you, sir. >> always good to be seen. maria: ryan is here with you. futures pulling back this morning, ryan, ahead of the christmas holiday weekend. take a look, stocks are lower across the board, fractional moves, you have to call this a victory given the huge performance in the month of november and december, dow industrials up better than 300 point yesterday, 37404. your thoughts on this activity going into the new year, santa claus rally is expected to be the last five days of the year and the first two days of the new year. the journal this morning is writing about this market, saying markets are in a party mood ahead of the potential santa claus rally. some investors are concerned about the quality of gifts they're getting. your thoughts of 2024, end of year. >> bull markets are always more fun than bear markets so it's definitely a party. we did have the mega cap seven which has kind of driven

dennis murphy: tonya priest had gone to the authorities with an explosive allegation.d a man nicknamed thumper had confessed to her that he and two buddies had abducted and murdered heidi allen back in 1994. >>> tonya priest had gone to the authorities with an explosive allegation. she said a man nicknamed thumper had confessed to her that he and two buddies had abducted and murdered heidi allen back in 1994. and she was devastated when the prosecutor checked out her story and ultimately chose not to believe her. >> i was doing it because i was a good person. and that is how i felt. >> but tonya would not give it up. she was convinced that an innocent man, gary thibodeau, was in prison. she made calls and was eventually put in touch with a new york federal public defender named lisa peebles, somebody who had ties to the defense lawyers who had worked on thibodeau's failed appeals. >> tonya felt as though things were on this by the time she called our office. >> lisa, the lawyer, listened to that secretly recorded phone call between tonya and her childhood pal and came

dennis murphy: detectives finally had a major break in the investigation.om the tyrrell home had turned welcome back to dateline. now, with the conclusion of the collector, here is dennis murphy. >> detectives finally had a major break in the investigation. silver coins, worth around the same amount as the one taken from the terrell home had turned up in a local coin shop. surveillance cameras called the transactional on video. the man certainly looked familiar, but, if there was any doubt, he left a copy of his i. d.. mark porter. >> yes. >> mark edward porter. this is a real license, this was the actual day. >> that's when! >> but selling a lot of coins did not prove that marc porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the queen business. >> the best explanation for that was just simply that these four coins that marc porter had, it was just a coincidence that they happen to be sold the day after the terral was killed. >> still, the police, ibm executive retired school superintendent, and by all appearances, a pillar of the commun

one reason for denny slattery, between these days, might be that in 2018, the city shut down the by the poor coal tall tent, which wasn't comfortable for around 10 percent of the cities particular is my to evolution alone. one area that progresses still snow is waste to they don't have you, solid waste management vinyl from 2060 this to north implemented every country has been advocating for clean air for more than 20 years. she found that the mother is active as group worry, a moms who campaign against air pollution by petitioning the government and courts throughout india. she says, even in the right policies as that the governments often doesn't follow through. we do not segregate the ways to source, and mostly it's all makes and that is what is making those huge landfills and the mixed race to insinuated in the middle of a city without organized waste connection. burning is awesome. the only option for getting rid of unwanted materials causing toxic smoke full of handful particulate matter that can stretch for miles. so preventing waste as well as collecting and disposing of it bett

thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in gaza when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the ceasefire. resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction or asking for a ceasefire. and not only is that you know, government accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jared tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, those ultra nationalist partners are, have been advocating for quite some time. i mean, tell me your goals versus 5 b

thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in god's and when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the cease fire, a resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction. we're asking for a ceasefire, and not only is that young government, accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jar tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, those ultra nationalist partners are, have been advocating for quite some time. i mean, tell me your goal is r

dennis murphy: a sunday morning just before 7:30 >> all right! nights only halfway through, taxis, patrons, paula sladewski objected and leaving after the watchful eye of the league security man. >> she got to the sidewalk and then i noticed her and the suspect, i guess they're looking for, walking across the street hand-in-hand. >> you saw them over there because there's a big parking lot. >> yes there's a big parking lot. >> paula and somebody heading towards the lot behind the strip club across the street and guess what? two weeks after the murder bouncers at club's pace war certain they saw the same man again right outside the front door. this guy thought your door people saw that night the one approaching her, they believe they saw that same individual again a few weeks later. >> i believe two weeks later on saturday they saw an individual fitting that description walking in front of the club. >> luis owned club space. he said they call the miami cops who came and questioned him. >> they apprehended him talk to him, and from my understanding

it has been widely reported in australian media that the man and woman are dennis and his wife melissampics. benjamin kiplagat, who has represented uganda at three olympic games, has been found dead in kenya, with local reports saying he had been stabbed. the 34—year—old reached the semi—finals of the 2012 london olympics in the 3,000 metres steeplechase. he was reportedly found in a car with stab wounds, near the rift valley town of eldoret, known as a top training centre for athletes. kenyan police have launched an investigation. a bristolian who started a football club has won the bbc west unsung sporting hero award. hamsa hassan leads volunteers at a community organisation that provides opportunities to young people from ethnic minorities. he's worked to try to prevent youngsters in more deprived areas from joining gangs or taking part in anti—social behaviour. jules hyam went to surprise him. it's a wet sunday morning, a cold, wet sunday morning, that really doesn't matter, because you can feel the energy and the passionjust coming off the pitch. this club is easy to join, free to

working with my preserve dennis herrera and spear hesitate did local law in retail of e cigarettes thank you for being a vocal champion (clapping.) thank you, city attorney good morning, everyone you first of all, we know how along the fight has been. tobacco big tobacco that's been in the city and nationwide go back to in 1998 we had all the first first commissioners to take resources from tobacco and equate young people not to use tobacco and then come to find in 2018 that true lab is here in san francisco targeting our children and making sure that they can doing everything we can to addict them to a lifetime of tobacco use we gathered together and figure out hard and goat egging e on the other hand, cigarettes band from san francisco and across the state and across the country and eventually internationally and everyone who understands their directly targeting our young people seen the data and demonstrates that at the focused on making sure the youngest children in our city will become and i indicted and now we have every responsible company doing the same thing and articulating our

maria: dennis, your thoughts? final word. >> i'm with john on that.ll be a very modest recession but it will be recession. maria: we'll see if that's the trigger that gets the fed to move and cut rates. brenda, great to see you. dennis, always a pleasure. great to see you. john, you're with us all morning. we appreciate that. quick break and then hunter biden has been indicted on fraud charges in california, days before he was supposed to hit for a house deposition on wednesday. wisconsin congressman bryan steil is here to weigh in on that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. i was on a

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the dennis macshane diaries, dennis diaries, 1997 to 2001. dennis lovely to see you.ar to gb news viewers and indeed listeners this book puts you at the very heart of a very exciting time, i would imagine, in your political career. and i was wondering, on election night, when you think back moment in 1997, back to that moment in 1997, what's the of overriding what's the sort of overriding memory that you have of tony blair taking power in quite sensational fashion , in fear, in sensational fashion, in fear, in the sense that we knew we were going to win. >> we knew tony was going to win. but i just worked in european politics, by the way. i loved luke luke, luke's idea of buy british. i am old enough to remember robert maxwell launching a giant campaign to buy british. but you go to any french supermarket and they all have big signs say this produce is produced not in france but locally . so have a tory mp locally. so have a tory mp coughing a great french idea . coughing a great french idea. nothing wrong with that at all. anyway, on this 1997. yes . anyway, on this

. ♪ ♪ nights in white satin never reaching the end ♪ >>> british rocker denny laine has died.e moody blues and co-founded "wings" with paul mccartney. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame five years ago, and his wife posted on line that his cause of death was lung disease. denny laine was 79. >>> the woman accusing jonathan majors of assault took the stand yesterday. grace jabbari claims majors, her then-boyfriend, assaulted her in the back of an suv in march. in tearful testimony she said he had a violent temper that he was increasingly unable to control. majors has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. >>> actor jamie foxx is speaking out about his health scare in his first public appearance. >> i wouldn't wish what i went through on -- on my worst enemy because it's tough when you -- when you -- when you almost -- when it's almost over, when you see the tunnel. i saw the tunnel. i didn't see the light. it was hot in that tunnel, too. i don't know where i was going. >> he made the comments while accepting an award from the critics c

we had from political allies dennis, dennis. so he said the initiative to the state by sylvia came from the west in the city of chicago. it's no secret that the rest in belgrade is connected with political forces that receive support from the west. there's no doubt that the initiative to the civilized it'd be a comes from outside. in fact, at the moment, there is no social base in the country to organize this kind of action. the protests will notice numerous as the organizers had hoped. it seems to me that the situation will soon be resolved before us is organized into protests, have no potential as the population as a whole does not support the position, the license that took place. and so it'd be of a negatively assessed. and a number of the western countries representatives of germany and the united states . polk of all the votes and results from that point to view the elections of on those fat. but this only indicates that n u instruments of pressure is being created for which is said that is one of the few states that have

additionally, look like it's a dennis a car, us is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance the fires into the nest of the oak procession, every caterpillars next to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nest via these reg gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences in getting in and are being tested in the field today. of those kinds of meat on me. let's play from 30 meters away, the fungus spreads out about the size of a face. i could do this and that's are bigger than that. so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole mess with this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up and once we found areas that have been heat and we tracked down and asked by following them towards the trunk of the red balls contain bavaria bussey on a fungus that spreads inside the insect and kills them. when the professor was gone, who has spent years researching the various methods of combating the pesky oak procession? every caterpillar is favorite is firing. the deadly fung

it does have been turned it on you look, is there a yeah, i need to do with god then suicide west dennis salzburg job on the best meals and through the godaddy the the the, the nature as boys provided a q throughout musical history with taking a lead from the world around this. my name's brett dean. i'm a strength and i'm a composer of able to play a conductor. yeah, musician, the as a composer, i do feel strongly linked to composes of the past. i'm incredibly inspired by what somebody like, basically from the chief and it sort of drives me to show and face hasn't possibly more than just about any other composer, pos, cuz his pieces have been models for me in more direct way. so in many beethoven is never just what you see and what you hear. there's so much more behind him. and i think the pastoral symphony encapsulates or beethoven. it's the, we have this 2nd movement to you. again, very, very gentle. and here, and i have seen by the stream, by the river, and that you see the mastery of beethoven, how he is able to convey all to the flows is feeding to and fro that you have in the piece

and as we saw in our last report, denny is doing things, you know, we are electrifying our bus lead. i'm some, a bunch of the things that happens with tell us a little about that. is it enough and what else can be done? well, i'm certainly happy that with electrifying our bus fleetwood, what's disappointing is that firstly we, we don't have enough buses. we ought to have people say at the very least, 11000 buses, so that we're a long way away from 11000 buses. but equally, we have to push people into these buses, not just bush, you know, people who might, they do windows and say, here now get into these buses. they have to push everybody into public transport. so it doesn't have to play a more active role. you don't just say the air is bad, you go next door, you walk as a community and you say, well, my neighbors making a new house or a new floor. and they following the laws. and can we help them to cover the cement or the workers that protected? you have to do those things. what do you do on an individual level to fix things? the biggest thing is, when you know your neighbor, you're

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> a stoic charlie adelson in court for his sentencing as a killer, you are sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of release or parole. life for the murder of his ex brother in law, dan markel, a professor at florida state university, gunned down at his home in 2014 by a hitman. prosecutors say adelson hired that hitman after his sister's bitter child custody battle with markel. >> i would just like to say that i maintain my innocence. he is never coming back. >> we continue to hope and pray for justice. >> adding to the saga, adelson's 73 year old mother, donna, arraigned this week as an alleged coconspirator in the murder plot. police say they captured her at miami's airport trying to flee to vietnam and now jail house calls between adelson and her son have been released, in which donna is heard discussing plans to leave the country. >> we've been looking it up over and over. so things change. and if there is extradition from vietnam, because we've looked at all the places, i mean, i could go to korea and china, but there's

and as we saw in our last report, denny is doing things, you know, we're electrifying our bus fleet and some a bunch of the things that happens with tell us a little about that. is it enough and what else can be done? well, i'm certainly happy that with electrifying our bus fleetwood, what's disappointing is that firstly we, we don't have enough buses. we ought to have people say at the very least, 11000 buses, so that we're a long way away from 11000 buses. would equally, we have to push people into these buses, not just bush, you know, people who might, they do windows and say here, now get into these buses. if to push everybody into public transport. so it doesn't have to play a more active role. you don't just see the air is bad, you go next door, you love solution oriented actions. what do you do when you're done with you'll see of this out? when most of us just throw it away here and in the millions of done of fabric waste ends up in landfill. we met 2 entrepreneurs in 10, they were using the creativity to make a difference. one scrap of fabric advertise, right? no, they're not en

because image dennis, i got you up for them to buy one about a ukraine. what did you make of a lloyd austin? this re fi on contract and now in charge of your pentagon threatening it'd be, is saying that is children to if they didn't, to allow more money being sent to you. i mean that's because tucking costs and budget, he put it that way. he was threatening congress when your uncle's cousins and sons to fight rusher. if you create a, it is not a proven junk cub. he, these votes was an increase in american blood will be the cost of not sending more us public when he gets the landscape. so, so there people are okay with ukraine and shedding their blood and the american people will never stand for a draft to go and fight in ukraine against russia. and, and this also was a nation. so you know, what was the name? i mean, so that is give us that in washington this week. what, what is lloyd austin to hear about american blood? and john, good luck. um, you know, don't do anything. they can to try to get more money. so they'll say anything i want to keep to, we're

this is what we meet, dennis disco. so he is an environmental activist and has been opposing the power plant for years. so if you look at this, this boy's in this with wash. i can't until after, after 3 that it's full of heavy metals. cotton you, i've sent a lid. it's most healthy. what's more, drop it, some chunks, please do. last year ends. but nothing this would yes. from the plant is pumped with more to into the basin. presumably the ash will be less chief of good dentist tells me that according to a study he did, together with the scientist from the university up to us not to mixture contains a range of heavy metals to vote is toxic and extremely alkaline. he says, so it should not come into contact with underground water. so how, how is this space and how is it sealed off? and they just build a dime at the end of the valley. and unfortunately, there is nothing ceiling the bottom of this thing. so that's where we have a problem because the way it should have been done, they should have put the liner, some kind of p

full of the traditional combustion engine trucks that keep looking around emission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine, 80 percent of his bus rates, and even in coca town, sometimes called the diesel capital of the world. a townships like this electric scooter service starting up the next steps, so which i says can be introducing so called low emissions on cities that are restricting emissions in a certain part of their city votes to improve their quality, but also to improve quality of life from times square in new york city, being competitive with this through an area to reducing traffic uncomfortable or being of hers on teams to more by claims and parents are putting cities everywhere, experimenting with a different kind of urban design. transport is not the only area. cities must tackle daddy's action plan against acquisition, also focuses on industry and measuring and reducing the dust from construction sites and having more industries shift to feed the fuels and more efficient techniques that converging traditional breakdowns to the exec hills. this is something a lot

i had seen clips of dennis prager for years, but this? i was unaware of it.ave seen not every video they have, but you have been inside of this zone. tell us what it is like, what is the most extreme thing you have seen? >> well, i spent the entire day in their studios and in a lot of ways, it is very wholesome. it looks like the studios we have here at msnbc or you might imagine at a place like nickelodeon, right? lots of lights, illustrators, artists working on cartoons. but when you actually talk to folks there, they often used terminology that you would typically reserved for war. they describe fighting on the front lines, a war of ideas, that they think they are battling good versus evil, right versus left. so, behind all that shiny stuff in the studio is a dark view or dark picture of what is happening in america, and they say that has helped them recruit people, that people are leaving disney, leaving nickelodeon to come work at prageru because they have this concern about america, because they want our education system to focus more on the positive, o

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denny, whose real name was brian hines, died after a long battle with lung disease, according to hisr achievements, laine sang on the moody blues' stay with us here on bbc news. plenty more coming up. hello. skies are going to be clearing across much of the country through the evening and overnight, and that's going to lead to a widespread frost. also fog forming, particularly across more southern parts of the uk. now, let me show you the satellite picture from earlier on. it really was quite a cloudy day across the bulk of england and wales — drizzly, too. but in the north—west, we had clearer skies and it's been quite a cold day. and this is where the temperatures will be lowest overnight. now the winds will fall light as well right across the uk, and that's going to help the fog to form. and we're thinking around parts of the midlands into wales, central, southern england and into the south—east as well — and really quite dense in places. now, the temperatures will be widely below freezing, even in bigger towns and cities, perhaps as low as —7 or —10 in the sheltered glens, but al

>> denny is 3.s there a lot, and i think that my partner, alessandra, i think it was tough for her because i was doing a lot of the commenting on stuff that i normally wouldn't have noticed. "hey, you going to let him nap for an hour? why don't you let him nap for 90 minutes? the kid's tired." she's like, he's going to stay up all night. i was paying attention to the wrong stuff. >> jimmy: you were paying attention. >> i was paying attention. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which can be a problem. >> can be a real problem if i'm paying attention. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who were you here with besides louis? do you have a team that you travel with >> i've got chappy, who you met. >> jimmy: i met chappy. >> chappy's here. i got my buddy eli. >> jimmy: oh, eli is here? >> eli is here. don't you know, eli's from canada. he's the most unreliable source for hockey stats of all -- like, he'll make a sweeping generalization, he'll go, "oh, yeah, that player, he had four seasons of 100 points, eh?" i'm like, i can che

dennis taylor: listen, john, i know you've commentated i on a maximum before. it back. yeah — it was flawed, that's why. it was flawed. there was so many mistakes in there. it wasn't clinical. it was just done off instinct, which is all right — anyone can do something off of instinct — but for me, i was never going to win the world championship playing that way, you know? my goal was to win the world championships. and although i made that 147 in five minutes and eight seconds, it was done out of fear. it wasn't done out of feeling confident. 113. that wasn't a confident man out there playing, it was someone that didn't feel confident, so he kind of sped up and it wasjust... you know, do it so quick that you don't actually have to think. that can win you one frame, and that's great and everyone gets excited by it, but deep down, i knew it wasn't — i wasn't going to win that tournament. you know, i knew i wasn't going to win it. there was no way in a million years i was going to win it. so, that's — that's why i don't have a good feeling about that 147, because