check out a guy named dennis potts. >> so, you put dennis's name out there?d. >> with that information, a producer from kfmb went to the home of dennis's parents. >> where was he the night of the murder? >> he was right here. >> and the police come and see you and you are thinking, what, he's going to give you a big thank you? what did you get instead? >> very angry. >> and you were not happy. >> no, not at all. i said, i can't have these details out there and if it means i don't tell you another thing until this thing is resolved one way or another, that is what i will do, because my obligation is to your daughter and her son. >> did she understand that? >> i think she did. >> reporter: they had not solved the case, but the crime lab did solve one issue, dana had been right, and a test would come out differently. moen's dna proved, he was the father of baby dean, and his dna did not match the dna sample that had been sent to the mail order paternity testing company. the crime lab said, that dna sample came from someone else. >> it was his friend, max horn, w

a guy like dennis could. i thought about it a couple times before i got to know him, but dennis would have done a better job than your traditional people, your traditional ivy league people that always do that stuff, and they have no personality. kim jong-un liked him. he coached the basketball team. >> right. >> yeah, he said, i liked dennis. >> yeah, i asked him. he liked him. by the way, dennis liked him,

this award is denny, we lost denny last fall.department, he was the in the mayor's office and years later when i was in the supervisor, he knew everything. there was nothing that denny did not know and there was no challenge that denny never ever turned away from. i could throw them the biggest fatest curve ball and he was ready with a answer. he was a true embodiment of public servant. he was something that i really really respected and saw as a model to my career, wanting to emulate his commitment to employees and most importantly to the people of san francisco so. whom ever the winner is, you're receiving an award after a great man and congratulation to see that winner. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. yeah, introducing the first denny kern award, in mon or of denny and i want to speak out for his wife, kate, who is at camp mather. one way you can tell how much of a family this department is is how we respond to a crisis, time after time, during covid, we turned our rec centers for childcare and learning facilities fo

this award is denny, we lost denny last fall.department, he was the in the mayor's office and years later when i was in the supervisor, he knew everything. there was nothing that denny did not know and there was no challenge that denny never ever turned away from. i could throw them the biggest fatest curve ball and he was ready with a answer. he was a true embodiment of public servant. he was something that i really really respected and saw as a model to my career, wanting to emulate his commitment to employees and most importantly to the people of san francisco so. whom ever the winner is, you're receiving an award after a great man and congratulation to see that winner. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. yeah, introducing the first denny kern award, in mon or of denny and i want to speak out for his wife, kate, who is at camp mather. one way you can tell how much of a family this department is is how we respond to a crisis, time after time, during covid, we turned our rec centers for childcare and learning facilities fo

dna and check his alibi, and dennis?efore he left, dennis brought up another name. >> has anybody gotten a hold of ray? >> no, we are trying to figure out who ray is. >> ray was a colleague of diane's at ibm. >> he seemed to worship the ground she walks on. he seems to be attracted to women that are not attracted to him. honestly, if i was-- if i was a woman, i would-- he would be giving me the creeps. >> and according to dennis, he and diane were not on good terms. >> now, they had a falling out about a month or so ago. don't know the exact nature of it. >> so, time for a talk with ray. >>> coming up. a coworker, with a crush, but did he want something more? >> i was always very spoiled to her, and very affectionate to her. >> when dateline continues. i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. only number-one prescribed ingrezza has si

well, dennis, when i first got here, dennis is you're one of a kind. >> you're a treasure.ple love you. you're so beloved in the bay area. and to get here and to be able to sit next to you, you're like an icon. and to have learn from you and to, like, have such a great working relationship with you. so professional, like you said, so prepared. yeah. it was just an honor and we had a really good time working together. did we did, i never had to worry about you not being prepared. >> every time. every time i sat down here, just like tonight, you're prepared for anything? well, this is hard, but they're. they could have an earthquake right now. >> no, don't say that. >> yeah. just don't wish that on them. but you'd handle it. you would handle it. i'd get out of your way. >> well, well, you know, the great thing about channel two is we did it. it's a team, and we've always done it as a team. and that's why we get in this business is to tell stories and to do things that make that matter to people and make a difference to people and to touch people's hearts. and you certainly ha

but dennis would have done a better job than your traditional people. your traditional ivy league people that always do that stuff and they have no personality. but kim jong un liked him, you know, he coached their basketball team and he did, i asked him about that and he said, i like dennis. >> you asked kim jong un? >> yeah, i asked him. he liked him. and by the way, dennis liked him, too. >> i mean, i don't even know if the looking glass does it, i mean this is someone who murders his own people, i mean, this is one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world, represents a growing threat to this country with a new alliance with putin and trump is so cavalier about it, he thinks dennis is better than anyone who has studied north korea's capabilities or understand the geopolitical impact of an alliance with putin. say more about this part of your interview? >> this was a strange moment in interview, to me, and all traces back to donald trump saying that because dennis rodman in the 90s dated madonna, he is quote, a cool cat. and that is the headspace

dennis only had wonderful things.lie to say about you two working together. >> so good. i feel like i'm home. you are home. you are home. >> oh, it's a long way for you to come. and i'm just so honored and humbled enough to come to see you. so good to see you here. >> it's not. it's not too far. it was just an honor. >> we had a really good time. did we did, we never had to worry about you not being prepared. >> every time. every time i sat down here, just like tonight, you're prepared for anything. >> and we are lucky enough to have dennis back. and family, coworkers, friends all surrounding you tonight on these final minutes of your broadcast career. >> i mean, look at this. you can't ask for anything better than this to have was such a surprise to have dennis come to be here with us and to have all of these people here to support me. i mean, you did such a wonderful job on that piece, and i just want to thank everybody at home for tuning in to channel two marks here. oh, dennis, are we doing more? more surprised? >

dennis: clients of the second question.st, we expect that if switzerland is willing to negotiate settlement with our clients, which is what we would prefer, we expect a money judgment for the total amount that they are claiming was wiped out at the conclusion. but between now and this, the first thing that will happen is they will have to serve the papers on switzerland. that will take about one month, we think. after that happens, switzerland will have 60 days to move to dismiss the complaint. they could also answer the complaint, but we expect them to move to dismiss and argue that they are entitled to sovereign immunity. we feel quite confident that because switzerland chose not to take the path that would have been natural for a regulator to take, but rather essentially adopt the role of investment bank -- sonali: dennis, we have to leave it there, we are coming up on a heartbreak will be following this lawsuit in the many others being filed in regard to the at1 bondholders of credit suisse ahead of their purchase from

thank you so much, dennis quaid.lked with him about this next piece of news today and that is the legendary actor donald sutherland has died the star so many memorable roles and movies, the dirty dozen pack animal house, ordinary people, jfk the hunger games. here he is in mash and my favourite pride and prejudice. >> i think you will find these accommodating there quite dry. >> to use all those? >> we have to make certain concessions to the war we are 3 miles from the front line. >> usually do love him to you? >> very much. >> i cannot believe anyone can deserve you. so i heartily give my consent. >> martha: i'll watch one of those tonight. after keeper sutherland announcing his dad's death today saying he loved what he did and he did what he loved. no one can ask for more than that. a life well lived. donald sutherland one of america's great treasures on film and on stage he was 88 years old. that is the story for today on those thursday june 20th as always the story goes on. thank you for joining us today, rate to

a guy like dennis could. i didn't use dennis but i thought about it a couple of times before i got to know kim jong-un. but dennis would have done a better job than your traditional people, your traditional ivy league people that always do that stuff and have no personality. so kim jong-un like to, he coached basketball, tim. and i asked him about that. he said >> asked kim. >> yeah, i asked him. and whether dennis liked him too. >> i mean, i don't even know if the looking glass does it. i mean, this is someone who murders his own people, this is one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world. represents the growing threat to this country with the new alliance with britain, and trump is so cavalier about it. he thinks dennis is better than anyone who has studied north korea's nuclear capabilities or understand the geopolitical impact of an alliance with vladimir putin. say more about this primary interview. >> this was a very strange moment in our interview and tamika metal traces back to donald trump sayi

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a guy like dennis could.ter job than your traditional people, your traditional ivy league people that always do that stuff, and they have no personality. kim jong-un liked him. he coached the basketball team. >> right. >> yeah, he said, i liked dennis. >> yeah, i asked him. he liked him. by the way, dennis liked him, too. >>> i mean, i don't even know if the lookingglass does it. this is someone who murders his own people, i mean, this is one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world, represents a growing threat to this country with a in alliance with putin. trump is so cavalier about it. he thinking dennis is better than anyone who studies north korea's nuclear capabilities, or understands the geopolitical consequences of this pact. >> to me it traces back to trump saying that dennis rodman dated madonna, quote, he's a cool cat. that's the headspace he's in. wanting to be in the proximity of fame. see fame as a currency. the ultimate currency, and having no qualifications in terms of leadership. when he

so this incident happened because of a rainfall in denny for the last 2 days. so in this incident, effects the driver was killed at 8 of those light injured. so the all of which was on social media on tv channels. that to it actually was crushed under i'm under the metal killer. so what is that, what is this for just to be one of the busiest domestic you have for now? right. thank you. you can see it looks as good. so the flights, why did i did aid? there had been cancellation also. and now what's happening with the social media, it's playing out the pushing is trying to politicize the incident. the accusing molding call mental inaugurating this temple that's standing that huge building meet buildings. that's why they, they say that this is the result of the corruption and come of negligence by the government. but the ruling government denied all these allegations saying that the father of the scholastic building was built under the communist government in 2009 . so you can see right now, nothing is happening as much of the risk of offers and also took place of

a guy like dennis could. i didn't use dennis for it, but i thought about it a couple times before i got it know kim jong-un. but dennis would have done a better job than your traditional people. kim jong-un liked him. he coached a basketball team. and he did. i asked him about that. he said i like dennis. >> asked him? >> yeah, i asked him. he liked him. and by the way, dennis liked him, too. >> you wrote, this appeared in a "new york times" article, in many ways donald trump when it comes to his running mate is casting not so much a vice president -- he's casting it, a co-star. in many ways he runs for president as extensions of his reality show. what do you think a second term donald trump would be like? >> he told me that he resented the fact that people would not allow donald to be donald. i think a second term, donald trump presidency, would be donald trump calling all the shots and embracing the reality tv side of what he does, embracing his showmanship, what he thinks he is as an entertainer even more.

dennis lockhart, we appreciate you coming on. thank you. dennis says one in november.but fox business, we're going to have it all complete second-by-second coverage of the fed's rate decision beginning 2:00 p.m. eastern on "making money" tomorrow so lock it in and then the real excitement happens at 2 :30 p.m. when the fed chair, jerome powell, faces the financial press for q&a. it spills over to the "clayman countdown", the 3:00 p.m. hour. usually anywhere from 12-14 or 15 minutes in. we're going to have all the post -game arm chair analysis of the rate decision and powell 's presser with our line- up of all-stars. grant thornton, chief economist, dianne swonk, former federal reserve vice chair randy quarrel s and cross mark global investments bob doll among our them only on fox business. when we come back we've got all kinds of competing headlines flying around at this hour on paramount. i'm talking like i'm looking at them right now. they're hitting the tape. deal or no deal, to sell it. charlie gasparino up next on what is happening. (bell ringing) someone needs to

let me get your take, dennis.e plummeting this morning, we're back down to 4.21% on the 10 year this morning, dennis. new data from the investment company institute finds u.s. money market funds hit an all-time high of $6.12 trillion as the federal reserve is in no rush to cut rates at this point as we know. we heard if from jay powell this week. but that's the reason that this market is up so much, isn't it, dennis, the fact we've got $6 trillion in money market accounts and that's why people say the rally has legs because oftentimes people will move their money from money markets to stocks. >> that number is going to go even higher because demand deposits, checking accounts which are not money market funds, checking accounts have cuequaquaquaddrupled. the money will find its way into money market funds over the next several years so the rise in money market funds to 6.5 trillion i think is a midpoint. at the margin, some will move into the equities market. most of the money from demand deposits which get 0% inte

dennis murphy: lovely gazed out a hotel window and waited for news of her missing son.s crowded out the quiet. >>> lovely gazed at a hotel window and waited for news of her missing son. memories crowded out the quiet. pravin, a chatty and energetic child was always in motion from the time he was little. singing. dancing. running. he had made varsity on his high school track team. >> his cross-country coach said i don't know any kid who can run that fast and talk and cracked jokes. >> personality? >> goofy and funny. never held a grudge, ever. >> his real dream was to become an fbi agent. the criminal justice program at southern illinois university was well regarded, and there was something else the university was known for. >> when we looked at the college, my husband said, that's a party college. he said which college is not a party college? >> a party was the last place pravin had been seen. did he fit into that party crowd? >> we head a lot of his friends who told us he did party with them on a regular basis. >> drink until they got sloppy? >> he did consume alcohol

probably 10 years after dennis jones lost his life . his messages on facebook put together what happened. he says these are basically evil people. i don't know if there are such people or not. he ended his life in a situation that he thought he had done to his family. this was unbearable for him. in early march, matt adrian and his sister laura planned to hold a meeting to help their father. the work of harvesting wheat from the cemetery of meros city has started . this year, due to good rains in the beginning of this year, wheat has a good yield. the average harvest is about 4 per hectare, but sistan wheat harvested up to 6 per hectare. from 8 am to 11 pm. i am harvesting wheat, agricultural jihad experts monitoring wheat waste during harvest by combine harvester. there are 29 experts who are actually living in the cities, who are responsible for the measurement of rain and technical inspection, as well as disinfecting the combines. harvesting of the kalat of yazd province in meros city has started from 8500 hectares of wheat fields, 3

dennis murphy: "and then there were three."s, >>> then there were three. after chasing down hundreds of leads over four decades, the suspect list and michelle martinko's murder narrowed to three brothers living in iowa. when you run the computer check, criminal records? >> no. >> they are leading respectable middle-class lives? the family name was burns and all were adults in 1979 but did not seem to have a connection to michelle martinko. the investigator and two colleagues decided to secretly collect dna from all three. this is when you become a double agent. its shifting gears. >> it is. >> they track the brothers starting with the middle brother. a married father of three, he sold farm equipment in manchester. about a 15 minute drive from cedar rapids. >> we collected his dna from is trying to goes to the state lab. they told us, he is not your suspect. the next brother was donald. >> oldest brother donald was a father of three and had five grandchildren. he lived in davenport, iowa, and the manager of a lumber yard before

dennis, do you need to returns to the sea? he head straight back down to the mine to walk in the depths, the and such so gold, the conflicts, crises, every single connection mapped out shows that you can disagree. odyssey the on the board is what makes things to the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube, i mean, i know, did i right? just do it and i'm hosting dw new pod cast. thanks. trace amount. bother today about joining us as we travel around your facing the history of every day. all set and that's something right around the world. no need to talk to that. just to subscribe already. listen to part. and we'll take you along for the ride. the a minor injury, a me a cops on his finger. lots of steps to send almost costco been telling his life. he lost both arms and legs. custody is a target. there are days when i want to go into the woods and ski my head off and live. they do happen. happen often of course he's done. now he just wants to get his old life back as much of it as he can.

dennis junior returns to the sea. he head straight back down to the mine, to walk in the depths and search for gold, the discover, the new life stories the exciting adventures. and to be the inspirational ideas, the documentary, the 50 limit d. w mosquito plague in them by the insects spread life threatening diseases. if the city is hazing back with biodegradable trucks, they track the females and destroy their offspring. the i've seen the re, housing towels or india and 19 minutes on d w the . this is dw news lived from berwin. the un security council approves a u. s. proposal for a permanent ceasefire and gaza. washington says israel is on board and how much says it welcomes video blinking returns to the middle east to promote the plan. also coming up for land gears up to host a conference on ukraine's post where we're covering for the focus on rebuilding the ukrainian energy sector. devastated by months of russian air attacks the.

dennis junior returns to the sea. he head straight back down to the mine to walk in the depths and search for gold. the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production. here's a hands on the real media. watch now on youtube. why do humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much water do we need to put a stop hans? praying for help find beyond fis gets much on dw science, and i'll take 10 of the a minor injury and may a cuts on his finger, lots of substance and almost cost deal ventilating his life. he lost both arms and legs. is the target. there are days when i want to go into the woods and ski my head off and live. they do happen. don't happen to also know where he's done. now he just wants to get his old life back as much of it as he can.

. >> congratulations, dennis.nk you. we are so going to miss you. thank you. >> and sports director mark ibanez. >> it's official now i guess. right. >> cat's out of the bag, julie. there's no going back at this point tonight. >> it's our turn. not to say goodbye, but to say congratulations on an amazing career in broadcast news, including 27 years right here at kttv. you. >> and that is our report for tonight. and that is our report for tonight. and that is our report for tonight. thanks for joining us. good night as always. thanks so much for joining us everyone. good night. >> oakland mayor shengtao at the center of an fbi raid. we're following the updates to learn what the investigation is all about. plus it's not a secret to everybody that willie was one of the greats. >> it's a privilege. it's an honor honoring willie mays and the league. >> we'll hear from the legend's son, as well as barry bonds about a game for the history books. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> what a game that was

dennis murphy: everywhere the melendis looked, there was shannon's face.ter's missing posters blanketed her college campus. >>> everywhere they looked, there was shannon's face. their daughter's missing poster blanketed the college campus. >> that's all i could think of is where is she and is she okay? >> reporter: as the investigation started, police told reporters they were looking at two possibilities. >> either she left on her own our somebody grabbed her. >> whether shannon left on her home, they told investigators they were wasting time. she would never ever run away. she didn't run away from anything. >> reporter: they used the media to spread that message, hoping attention focused on the case would yield answers. >> i'm somebody who loves my daughter, and i want to do whatever i have to do to get this thing happening. >> so you think to get anything going, it needed your intervention and your passion and your concern? >> well, i'm a pain. i do what i need to do, and i don't care whose toes i step on. >> reporter: the only thing that made sense was

we'll leave it there and keep watching the story, dennis good to see you.g here this morning. john, you're with us all morning long. we're grateful. have a great weekend. thank you so much. quick break and then a i.c.e. confirmed the illegal migrant suspected of killing that maryland mom of five, rachel morin entered the country as a got away last year. yes, he got away and then he committed murder. pennsylvania congressman scott perry is here on why the white house fails to take any responsibility for the dangers of the wide open border. then new york governor kathy hochul signing first in the nation legislation to keep kids safe online. we're talking about it coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invest

dennis rodman's son is trying to make a name for himself it one sided.n fact, tonight the boston celtics could wrap up the whole thing and sweep the dallas mavericks with a win. as for the warriors, we'll be back there soon. they're searching for the next diamond in the rough. the team is hosting a pre-draft workout with some nba hopefuls, including the son of a hall of famer. thank the chicago bulls dynasty. here's nbc's anthony flores with the nba draft less than two weeks away, the warriors are holding workouts with some of the country's top draft prospects. i've told every single team i've worked out with and, you know, hopefully they believe me is that i've gotten significantly better offensively. from when? from the from when the season was after four years at washington state, dennis rodman, junior finished his college career at usc. the six foot five inch small forward, who goes by dj, says he's been working on getting more lift on his jump shot while his offensive game has improved, playing defense has been his calling card. rodman claims he can

he's the son of dennis rodman. the five time nba champion is considered one of the top defenders and rebounders in nba history. he doesn't have a strong relationship with his father, so everything he learned from the hall of famer was by watching old game highlights. people don't know that. you know , he wasn't really he wasn't really very in my life that much looking back on those memories when i was little, just watching those clips and having that be something that i studied every like almost every single day. the next day remained home for one nil from trinity rodman, his sister, trinity rodman, is a world class athlete. she stars for the washington spirit in the nwsl and the us women's national team. despite not having a famous father. he credits his mother for his success. he says nothing was handed to him. that determination might be what the warriors are looking for when they make their only pick in the draft near the end of the second round, and they could always use a good defender. you know you can't con

jessie convinced dennis to invest in crypto currency. he pumped more and more money in until it suddenly disappeared. text messages show dennis was desperate and yet his children say he's still trusted his friend named jessie i do believe he alone. >> the person that was that he believed was behind that profile karina, who works in biotech in northern california, is also the victim of an online cryptocurrency scam. >> were you in love i was yeah, i really felt like i trust this person. she said she first met her scammer on the dating app bumble how much money did you lose? in the end, i ultimately lost $150,000 i mean, i went into a depression. i was depressed. i am a ashamed embarrassed that i had done all this without sharing it with anybody. >> i said a prosecutor for over 25 years, i spent nine years in sexual assault and i've never seen the absolute decimation of people that i have seen as a result of pig-butchering. >> erin west is a deputy district attorney in northern in california specializing in online crypto scams. she calls p

dennis jones was a photographer, guitarist and loving father.ce last summer, denise began withdrawing from the family, instead talking to a woman every day on facebook. his username here is jesse shue. while a there is no such person. over time, jesse convinced dennis that on digital widths. to invest he devoted more and more money to this work until suddenly it disappeared. text messages show that denise was desperate, and yet her children say she still trusted her friend, jesse. i believe he loved whoever was behind it. karina, who works in the biotechnology sector in california, is also a victim of an online scam . she is an expert in cryptographic scams, which is called pork butchering. we are more than 5 we lost billions of dollars. 2023 and this is 38 more than last year. when the crime increases by 38, it is an issue that should be paid more attention to. by creating fake pages on social media, fraudsters spend months gaining the trust of their victims and then convince them to invest in digital bandwidth through serious websites . these

i denny has been like a furnace for 2 months. the government has stored people to stay indoors if they can go home with if the car has no other choice than to be out of the streets. he has been staying on the pavement with his wife and children. he is one of the houses which i will do daily from all over the country every year to get affordable medical treatment at ease to stop boost government costs to defend too many end up living on the street outside because they are unable to afford any of the accommodations and i've never seen the kind of hate i'm seeing now. it's the reason i don't go out looking for work very often and i just focus on getting the treatment and taking care of my children. if the guard on his advice i hear because they chose the chief mental scheme disorders, but staying in the heat has made matters worse. to little psalms have developed boys on disk and then now getting treated for the i to this is shaping up to be the longest and the teeth we have that we have seen in the last 74 years exposed to lots of

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this award is denny, we lost denny last fall.as the backbone of this department, he was the in the mayor's office and years later when i was in the supervisor, he knew everything. there was nothing that denny did not know and there was no challenge that denny never ever turned away from. i could throw them the biggest fatest curve ball and he was ready with a answer. he was a true embodiment of public servant. he was something that i really really respected and saw as a model to my career, wanting to emulate his commitment to employees and most importantly to the people of san francisco so. whom ever the winner is, you're receiving an award after a great man and congratulation to see that winner. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. yeah, introducing the first denny kern award, in mon or of denny and i want to speak out for his wife, kate, who is at camp mather. one way you can tell how much of a family this department is is how we respond to a crisis, time after time, during covid, we turned our rec centers for childcare an

den -- dennis benjamin's house, and suddenly he's raped holly. >> we attempted to contact dennis benjaminshot in the back of the head. >> how did that happen? >> i don't know. >> how much blood was on the floor? >> quite a bit. >> what was ever done to clean that up? >> as far as i know, just a rag. after that, i don't know. >> armed with dylan's confession and a search warrant, investigators go to zach adams' house looking for any physical evidence to corroborate his story. >> they come to the door there and said, "you want to unlock it, or you want us to tear the door down?" and they knocked a hole in it to see what was back there, i reckon. tore the fan down as they was tearing the floor out. they used my pick and things to tear this out with, but they cut it out with a saw. >> in the story, he was raping her and attacking her in the house. well, they pulled up floorboards, they dna tested all the couch and the bed and everything. never found it, nothing. >> we reached out to the tbi, and they declined to answer specific questions about this case. >> in my heart of hearts, i know my bo

denny said, sort of its joins us from the institute for national security studies and as well. what would it mean if a run was to get reformist muscle possess sky on as well? um, 1st and foremost, we have to say about uh, these and extra and actually a vote of no confidence full. uh well, the running average him by the run in population that disappeared either maybe the out most to convince people to go to vote and the, the, the result is actually lower. turn up the noise in the running in history. then i spoke to him about the. busy the majority of the place you need to run, see actually using different do so many ways because it cannot believe is the ability to influence the q, but also the doesn't want to provide that. you did say towards him. having said that, these are very important the elections possessed. yeah. and is there a form it's there for me is move, it was all those died either days. the price, you know, we think back to the stage and he said it would be elected. don't be dramatic. changes any one, but one thing is obvious. the chances are we think back to some

disappeared. >> text messages show dennis was desperate and yet he's children say he's still trusted his friend named jessie i do believe he alone, the person that was that he believed was behind that profile, corrina, who works in biotech in northern california, is also the victim of an online cryptocurrency scam. were you in love? >> i was yeah. >> i really felt like i trusted this person. she said she first met her scammer on the dating app, bumble. >> how much money did you lose? >> and the end, i ultimately lost $150,000 i mean, i went into a depression. i was depressed. i am ashamed embarrassed that i had done all this without sharing it with anybody. >> i think prosecutor for over 25 years, i spent nine years in sexual assault and i've never seen the absolute decimation of people that i have seen as a result of piglets tren. >> erin west is a deputy district attorney in northern california specializing in online crypto scams. she calls pig pig-butchering. >> we've got over $5 billion in losses in 2023 and 2023. and that's up 38% from last year and when crime is growing at 38%

. >> he broke character for a moment and let's talk about dennis rodman dennis robin also came up in your interview. >> he met with north korean dictator kim jong-un and 2013 and trump also praised robins dating life. let's listen to this dennis was pretty cool cat in many ways. i'll tell you it looked he dated madonna when she was the number one person you got to have something going right into remained apparently he goes on to talk about why dennis rodman is maybe better than a typical state department official in dealing with kim, the likes of kim jong-un he does. he says that he's better than the guys that graduate from harvard and know about foreign diplomacy. but it is very interesting to hear him talk about this because it explains donald trump he views the world through the currency of fame. >> and the fact that dennis rodman got to date madonna is seen as an incredible accomplishment in donald trump's eyes. >> he also spoke about the cardiac ashley nc claimed that he's never seen their show, but their level of fame. he understands donald trump wants fame. and as a reality st

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el all day diner deals value menu, solo en denny's. ♪ ♪ y gasolina.. eléctrico.ce dijo que el apoyo en las calles a su gobierno se ha fortalecido luego del intento de golpe de estado. >> el apoyo internacional nos ha fortalecido para estar nuevamente aquÍ, para continuar las labores, que como presidente me corresponde hacer. fÉlix: el presidente electo de panamÁ llegÓ este viernes a la simpÁtica provincia del dariÉn. el abogado de 65 aÑos, que tomara las riendas de panamÁ lunes, prometiÓ durante su campaÑa cerrar el tapÓn del dariÉn y dijo que deportarÁ a los inmigrantes que siga cruzando por esa zona. >> no voy a permitir... esto no es mÁs que un gigante sacrificio que hace nuestro paÍs para resolver una crisis que no es nuestra, pero que hoy dÍa es nuestra. fÉlix: mÁs de medio millÓn de personas cruzaron el corredor migratorio del aÑo pasado y se calcula que unas 186,000 han hecho en lo que va de 2024. vamos ahora con los deportes y un sÁbado lleno de fÚtbol. italia y dinamarca se despidieron hoy de la eurocopa en el inicio de los octavos de final del torneo, t

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of being named dennis "ass in macker."ng. i know it's pronounced "ah-sen-mah-ker," which is, of course, german for "butt maker." [applause] i forgot. i forgot we were going to change his name to english. next up, in wearable tech news, google's pixel 2 watch can now detect when you've been in a car crash, which is important to know. okay? so if you're driving at high speed down the highway, remember, the safest thing to do is to keep looking at your watch to see if you've crashed. don't stop! [cheers and applause] next up, japanese investment group "softbank's new ai makes angry customers sound calm on the phone" but the technology does not change the caller's wording, only the pitch and inflection of the voice is softened. perfect. so now you'll get totally normal human comments like, [calm, friendly voice] "listen, a-hole. i've been on hold for three hours. your business makes me want to smash someone's face with a brick. eat a bag of ass." [applause] next up, a.i. is now everywhere, and it is producing so much crappy im

long-time race fan, dennis clay, is sad to see it go. >> i wanted to be a part of history on the last day to say i was here for golden gate field, like the last day at bay meadows. >> reporter: dennis has been coming here for over 40 years. he does mostly small bets. no more than $30 to $40. >> i lost more than i won, but i still enjoy coming. >> reporter: what keeps him coming back is the adrenaline. >> that experience of saying yes, i got the winner by a nose. >> an end of an era. after 83 years, we're going to miss everybody. >> reporter: the general manager of golden gate field says horse racing is a declining sport and business. it means fewer people at the track. and most of those loyal customers are older people. >> there are days when we've had thousands here. we used to run dollar days that were very popular after the pandemic. it was very difficult to get that going again. >> reporter: thousands showed up for the final day. a long line of people trying to get in. carol bettis and her husband came here from nevada to say farewell. >> i hate to see it go, but i know it's progr

>> well, it's been a challenge in that my cousin dennis passed away in 1983.ways, but the alcohol and the drugs got to him. >> reporter: was it hard to see all those memories of him in the documentary? >> yeah, it was. when people ask me how you felt seeing the documentary, well, a lot of nostalgia, a lot of great things musically, but also sadness. >> reporter: lead guitarist carl wilson also passing away in 1998 from lung cancer. all of the band's surviving members together again in the documentary. and back where it all started, the site of their very first album cover. how did that feel, being all together again at the beach? >> very sweet. it was really great. >> it was comfortable. and hi, how are you doing? what? all right. brian is back! >> reporter: what is your relationship now like with brian? has it been hard to watch him going through what he is going through? >> yeah, of course. yeah. you don't like seeing a friend or a loved one or a relative go through hard times. >> reporter: brian still connecting with his band mates, despite a recent dementi

well, yes, he met dennis in 1958 at the dorchester. >> dennis was a wine waiter, served him a cocktailup a relationship. but of course they had to keep it completely secret for, well, pretty much the whole 34 year span of it. and i got very interested in what was going on within all of that and what the cost would be if you were frankie howerd's partner to have to disavow not only your relationship, but pretty much your whole existence. >> indeed. and did that torture frankie howerd not being able to be out with his relationship ukip and be gay? >> well, i think frankie howerd didn't want to be gay , right? so didn't want to be gay, right? so he was tortured at a very profound level, dennis was 12 years younger. he was kind of a different generation. he was much more at ease with himself. he was more comfortable in his own skin. and somehow they had this bizarre and wonderful opposites attract relationship. but it was very fraught because it had to be kept under wraps so much. >> and was frankie howerd the archetypal tortured comedian? tears of a clown? was he was he a serious man? was

his letter to kessler says the district hired an outside law firm, dennis wolaver kelly, to review the district's process regarding the investigation. that review found the investigation was correct. if every complaint gets denied, where do you go? where do you go? if you are an employee and you have a complaint that you're supposed to go to hr? we reached out to the law firm. they told us the issue is confidential. we contacted anello and her husband again. anello emailed us saying dennis wolaver and kelly is a well-respected firm that works with school districts throughout the state. she went on to say school employees have several administrative remedies. she did not comment on any specific allegation and speaking publicly for the first time, antioch unified welder tom sellers, who recently retired, he admits he gave the green light to this so-called desk prank. he was the chief union steward at the time and ended up getting disciplined by the union for his involvement. i apologize to jim. i told him i was sorry. why did you think that would be funny? and why did you think jim would

john dennis chairs the san francisco republican party, he said.san franciscans are registering as republicans, outpacing the city's democrats ahead of november. he said campaign donations are pouring in from trump supporters, frankly chomping at the bit ready to get involved in this in this election, going into going into november, the anti trump crowd is also turning up tomorrow. today, a bay area group did a test run inflating this 33 foot tall trump chicken balloon kept in storage. then we're going to sail it towards the golden gate bridge and sail it back and forth. because the fundraiser is up on the hill overlooking the bay, and we'd like to be right in the center of their view. the message is sending is that the rest of america doesn't want a criminal running the country, dennis said he's asked sfpd to bolster security at the marina green in town this afternoon, raising money for the democrats this november. vice president kamala harris she spoke at a democratic campaign fundraiser, which also featured a drag show with donna sachet and katy