denny ross. denny, it turned out, was a friend of hannah's boyfriend brad oborn. the kids new denny as a host at a nonstop fun house and crash pad. >> were you surprised hannah was hanging with that crowd? >> no. i mean, we hung out with people that didn't do some great stuff, but i guess we just kind of thought it was -- not that it was okay, but we weren't doing it, so i guess we were pretty kni naive, too. >> denny was days into probation on a drug charge and asked to have his lawyer present when detectives arrived for a conversation. once the lawyer showed up, detectives took out a tape recorder and began an interview. denny told the detective he stayed in the night hannah disappeared, but then volunteered an astonishing bit of information. >> was there anybody here at the house with you? >> hannah slept over. >> hannah slept over wednesday evening? >> yes. >> that makes him, in police jargon, the last known person to have seen her alive. >> absolutely. yes. >> her and i were having a conversation, and then, you know, one thing led to another. we kissed. >> did you have sex with

at risk for more on the sector we're joined by allied pilots association communication chairman dennis dennis good to see you thanks for being with us today this is a great to be back with you this is a particularly crucial season we're looking at a summer peak vacation time that we we normally see and we're seeing some highs but what's going to happen after the summer demand fades away that travel rush. well and i'm a pilot for american airlines and i've been out there flying and so we saw exactly what you reported an increase in flying it came down into a play it so with the resurgence and just as you talked we saw over 800000 throughput since he has 'd say that's great to see that's 9 times as many folks 900 percent increase from the very low point back in april 12th still a long lot of runway to go as you mentioned we're going to come into the fall season which is what we call a shoulder season so travel decreases as well but there's a lot a lot of static in their kids are going to be back at school there's certainly a pent up demand but that's juxtaposed the concern for where do you go a

dennis dennis then it's big vision of again that this in a game there was a after different dynamics the economy of the countries will be some i see the so we're going to be you know better position to be the exception but define that the economy of stood in this suffering us matches the economy or film and amount of countries so we're. not only like students also economies or is it totally failure is a complete failure. you can't cancel leaders are calling the doctors to be more up front with their patients about obesity they say concerns about offending people will bankrupt the health service the local government association says those living with severe obesity costing council funded social care twice as much as a healthy person they are also far more likely to require long term care over a 2 year period according to the government's own figures obesity is costing society billions of pounds and your spending on a base of diabetes is greater than on the police fire service and judiciary combined with local government association says things need to change. unless we do . tackle the

dennis. high dennis . >> i like the 10:00 does. bring it on every night. >>> the career of a young pitcher. lebron james would have been kobe bryant's very proud. tipoff is next . >>> our all-day virtual telephone for fire relief is underway right now. kpix 5 is partnering with the red cross to donate. call the number there on your screen , 1-855-848-give . or visit our website, kpix.com. we will check in life want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> the bad news for the a's, they opened up 10 game road trip. the goodness, the three teams they are playing against have a combined 13 games under .500. look there. thfirst look at the brand-new field in arlingroof their first home run? a soul shot and it tied the game at 2- 2. they came in with an eight- game losing streak but they came up against jesus. as it took the opposite filter to rangers. oakland loaded the bases off of rafael. a questionable call there. they popped it up to and the game. is where 1-8 with runners in scoring position. they lose 3-2 in texas. the first big league loss . >>> nba playoffs, the lakers honor kobe bryant on 8-24. by wearing the black mom but uniform. in the first quarter, the lakers had a 24-8 lead on the blazers. ellie started on a 15-0 run. lebron put on a show. they finish at the rim. 56-35. the lakers led. lebron connects from just inside. the lakers beat portland 135- 115. they need that series, 3-1 . >>> the 49ers will kick off the season and less than three weeks. they have injury issues at wide receiver. it samuel is in question. and also the rookie. how about this? could it be that another opportunity for dante pettis? this time last year he was projected as a team's number one receiver but ended up being wrenched in the super bowl. he acknowledges it came from a good place. >> i got caught up in the way he said some things, and not the actual message he was trying to give to me. when i came back, we had a good talk. i think we have a good relationship now. >>> phil mickelson was eliminated from the pga tour playoffs. we decided to take it up with the champions this week. lefty was rolling in some bombs . he turned 50 in june. he schooled the field with a 10 under 61. when you are the leader, you can do post-round interviews in those shades. looks good on you without. [ laughter ] >> i liked them. it had a top gun five . >> not bad . >> if you shoot to 61 you where anything you want . >> they look good on you though dennis. >>> coming up next, night one of the gop convention in the books . >> look at the top moments and reaction to the first round of speakers . >>> is a present reversal after the california supreme court overturns the death sentence for a convicted killer, scott peterson . >>> a look at what republicans kicking off their national convention tonight. one of the major themes of they won, race relations. thank you for joining us tonight. natalie and is live on capitol hill with tonight's top moments. >> reporter: the speakers tonight, that were featured,

. >>> finally, dennis quaid has a new addition to his family, named dennis quaid. yeah, so the actor has adopted a black rescue cat called denniss is right up your alley. >> nice. >> dennis the human heard his 6-year-old namesake was at the lynchburg humane society in virginia and in need of a forever home reaching out to the initially thought they were being pranked. the actor who happens to co-host "the pet show" opening up about his new pal saying, quote, i'm out to save all the dennis quaids of the world. we wish dennis quaid and dennis quaid a happy life together. and, dan, i know if there's a cat named dan harris -- >> oh, yeah. >> daniel b. harris. >> my worry is that some shelter out there is going to name a bunch of cats dan harris. >> a bunch of them. >> overrun at my home. i would kind of like it. my wife -- >> you can add to your wayward animal farm. >> more cat socks. >> i don't think it's your decision how many more cats you have. >> i sometimes refer to my colleagues as my wayward animal farm. >> oh, stop. >> there you go. >> i'm trying to get whit to stop scooting on the carpet. anyway -- >> bad habits. >> yeah,

dennis quaid is giving us something to talk about. >> he juelter in virginia.edpt the cat's name is actually dennis quaid. >> dennis quaid the actor toldtory on this. he saw a cat named dennis quaid, i mean, it's the only responsible thing to do. you know there's a great dane at the animal shelter called keneth moen? >> i hear he is a rough character. >> he is like, what can i say? >> all right. a on new microban 24 watch as microban 24 kills 99.9% of bacteria... and then, even after multiple touches, keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. i trust microban 24 to keep killing bacteria for 24-hours. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support silky hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. beauty comes naturally, only from nature's bounty. beauty comes naturally, start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. ♪ all of me loves all of you ♪ love your curves and all your edges ♪ ♪ all your perfect imperfections ♪ >>> i'm going to keep it toth. m ing toee tether. ers clrlso much love i

dennis o'donnell is of the nearby olympic club, with the 2nd round action. dennis? >> some big names are in contention at harding park, but it is the player that never one in the u.s., that is leading the pga championship after two rounds. perfect weather early, but a cool off later in the day. tiger woods with three back after thursday, but struggled today, tee shot on three, lance, woods shot 2/72, a strokes off the lead. lee from china got out early, and carded a bogey free five under 65, the 25-year-old who usually plays in his home country and the european tour, hung on to the lead all day, lee is eight under par, and lisa six players by two shots heading into the weekend. phil mickelson should not be counted out, john edmund dropped telling me that mickelson sunk a birdie on his final hole, just to make the cut, don't forget about phil, but all chasing lee. at harding park, dennis, kpix five. >> dennis, thank you, 3rd round action starts 1 pm tomorrow here on kpix five, coming up in a few minutes burden glenn will join us to break down a busy night in bay area baseball. >>> a live look at chase center from our exclusive sales force camera, it has been months since fans have been inside that arena, and tonight kpix five tells us how dubnation could return by the end of the year. >> chase center is the 1st northern california sports venue to achieve a special accreditation for the highest standards of cleaning, disinfection, and infectious disease prevention. this is the kind of extensive cleaning and disinfecting practice that helped chase center earn the seal of approval from the global bio risk advisory council. it is considered the gold standard in the cleaning industry. >> we thought it was important to have a 3rd party verify how good our policies and protocols are. so that guests understand and staff understand the level to which we are holding ourselves a

dennis gartman. dennis, one thing that does look v-shaped if you squint a little bit is the recovery in the s&p. we see new highs there and new highs on the nasdaq. just how out of kilter come out of your range of possibilities is the positivity we are seeing in equity markets right now? >> the problem we have or i have in the stock market is how narrow it has been. everyone is talking about that and they should be. the fact we have five or six stocks that have led the entire market higher, take a look at the broad stock market itself, the s&p 500, about 400 of these stocks are lower for the year. five or six or higher. in higher dramatically. that is bothersome. when you see the narrowing of rotation, yet to be concern. it reminds me of the early 1970's when the nifty 50 took the market higher and the at the market collapsed in september, october, november that year. it bothers me it has become this small, this tight, this narrow, and i think it should be paying attention to that fact. anna: is it all about retail investors? >> i think it is somewhat about retail investors. it is bothersome to me as a long-time pro in the market that you have got robinhood taking the lead on some -- so many things. you have people saying this is a business, buy stocks and they go up. that is not exactly true. if you bought microsoft, apple, any of the -- yes, they go up. if you bought banks, not so. energy, not so. if you bought agricultural stocks, not true. narrowness bothers me a great deal and makes me less enthusiastic about stock prices at these levels. tom: dennisre seems to be two americas. mr. kudlow talking about the prosperity out there. we see that in the equity markets. a lot of valuations. that is all fine and well, but how do we pick up the rest of america right now? are you in support of immediate stimulus? physically toat the right of genghis khan when it comes to most circumstances, but given the events that prevailed and given the pandemic that is curtailed economic activity around the world and here in the united states, we have no choice but that monetary expansion and fiscal expansion. get together a pass more legislation. normally i would never say anything like that but given the circumstances that prevailed, we have no choice. we need it badly. fangs right buy the now? >> i'll let someone else who is wiser, more courageous than i am and probably younger than i am do that. god bless them. i wish them well. is there any value in stocks? some people talk about a k-shaped recovery. some have gone skyward and others have gone down.

let's check in with dennis with sports. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell.across the sporting landscape react to the shooting of jacob blake. indebate r >>> remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. just go to kpix.com/together. you can also send your story ideas to together@cbs.com. we'll be right back. >>> all right, it is 4:53. on this thursday morning. and i have some good news, we have better air quality as we start off our day with that stronger sea breeze kicking in for us. you can see those dots in green and yellow. and that's good to moderate air quality this morning. >> reporter: good morning everybody. the first domino to fall yesterday was the milwaukee bucks. boycotting their game against the orlando magic in response to the shooting of jacob blake. who was shot in the bucks' home state of wisconsin. >> one of the last few days and our home state of wisconsin, we've seen the horrendous video of jacob blake being shot in the back seven times by a police officer in kenosha and the additional shooting of protester

dennis quaid has been adopted, by actor dennis . an nbc station in virginia featured the black cat during clear the shelters event. dennis quaid said he knew he to adopt little dennis quaid and he's out to save all of the dennis quaids in the world. >>> well happening now for you, a partial lockdown in new zealand is continuing for another 12 days. health authorities are investigating whether shipping works were a source of the first domestic outbreak in over three months. that has grown to 30 people. >>> and coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick look at top stores we're covering for you this friday morning including hundreds of people outside of oracle park during tonight's giants game. but they're not fans. the reason former employees are taking to the streets. >>> plus a touching family reunion all caught on camera. ot family had to go through just to get to this heartwarming reunion. you don't want to miss it. a lot more ahead. "today in the bay" continues in just a moment. >> nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate by weather rate. >> it is going to be a bumpy road back to normal so we'll c

dennis quaid in the family. lindsey ward reports. >>daniel owner gives kitty dennis quaid all the hugs and scratches but soon those will come from the dennis quaid. >>here is that it was really off the wall but we we uh i just couldn't resist had to. >>he could be as up and opting this little guy with his name from the lynchburg humane society warm out to save all dennis quaids of the world ever we can do that while it's not on the top 10 list for most popular cat names it is certainly sparked a lot of buzz. meet dennis quaid after 10 news feature dennis quaid the cat under clear the shelter segment there how are you sure that story caught the attention of the hollywood actor musician and now podcast or areas, yeah yeah, oh my god, she also have the bet show that journey here. >>is doing and i'm executive producing on me it's really turned out to be really one of my favorites a shelter cat with his name plus a pet podcast equals the perfect adoption story. >>i feel so good shelter staff didn't believe it at first, i think. >>there's no way this is early someone's prank in a field like the real been of playing we've reached out to the it to

dennis with sports. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, how does tiger woods deal without any roars the weekend? his reaction is coming up. >>> and what the a's are celebrating already for the second time this season. we're coming up. >>> here's a live look outside in downtown san jose on this wednesda we started the cool dow yesterday and today we're going to keep it going. another ten degree drop if you notice daytime highs getting ng into the mid- and upper 70s and that means for the rest of us a lot of gray out there. marine layer is thick and widespread. for now there's the snapshot on what to expect today. 77 for the inland high for today. that's only six degrees warmer than the bay. congratulations. don't get many day like this in august but we do get them. all right. dennis, over to you. >> reporter: good morning everybody. a's pitcher jesus low czar doe has been impressive out of the bullpen since being called up last september. last night, he got his first start in the a's victory over texas. 22-year-old making his starting debut against the rangers at the coliseum and he did not disappoint. he struck out five and allowed just duohits in five shut-out innings and he was taken out after 76 pitches. texas starter lance limb matched 0s into the 7th but thenttju oe righelll bo and ed and stanton they got a walkoff grand slam from steven biscotti. the second walkoff slam of the year and oakland wins their fourth in a row. final of 5-1. >>> giants in colorado with some rocky greats in the crowd. cut out form of course. top 5. san francisco trailing 3- 0. steven dugger looked like a three run home run but replay showed the ball hit the top of the fence and came back into play and ends up being a two run double. same score. bottom of the 6th. nolan arenado lin

dennis but probably taken away from amazon. i don't know. kind of fun. dennis: will on publication date, you have this quick and large scale. jenn: and for the reporting period. denniswe were smart enough to realize that maybe the polish did which was the those preorders can come from anywhere. jenn: and this is been a process of just teaching the consumers in these bookstores and possibly just book readers everywhere that you know that stephen king that they look for all year round was just as easily get it from the neighborhood bookstore. and that will be a message that we have that will help the independent bookstores and bring that message that is selling books for them. and never had a product more quickly adopted by the book industry ever. so we just launched the month before last. though we saw 77 stores and 410,000 bookstore customers. the read it. so did that and help the regionals put together a summer reading, issues that were coming out with the western regional. we have of the ada, with connecting with the list to the special messaging where each and every bookstore participates in say, we do it curbside. and only x amount of the time. we have just pivo

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dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> well, thanks dennis. for giving us a throwback there. 4:56 right now. >> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, today's dangerous temps bringing a new concern. power outages. what the state is asking you to now do. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. this is from our salesforce tower camera. looking west. mary breaks down that hot forecast for you right after >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the heat is on. where temperatures will top triple digits today and where you can cool off. >>> and major fires triggering evacuations in southe

dennis quaid adopting a cat named dennis quaid. the movie star says he couldn't resist adopting the cat from a virginia humane society after seeing him on the news. denniswill pick up dennis quaid the cat this weekend taking him to his new home in los angeles. i will send it back to you guys. ainsley: love you have to clarify dennis quaid the actor and dennis quaid the cat. brian: social media account targeting president trump. how can you detect a fake? kurt the cyberguy knows exactly how. he promises to tell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ >> network of fake chinese accounts damage the chances by flooding twitter and facebook and youtube with english language videos just like that one right there. look at that it's a fake one. they are criticizing the president and his administration in these videos. kurt the cyberguy is here to explain. hey, kurt, good to see you. >> ainsley, good to see you this morning. the trump campaign with a new digital enemy online. this spam afallujah campaign going on picked up by a report from gratify can a research fire putting out

if all the earliest work with the great malcolm mcdowell right after this on dennis miller plus one. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and this is a throw from a i've always admired this man's acting from mick travel sana malcolm mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his rolls in.

dennis gartman talks about the zimbabwe and venezuela stock markets on this program. that's a first, gartman. won't be the last. >> won't be the last. stuart: thank you, dennis.. >> good to see you, stuart. stuart: we're reporting on a trend which we've been reporting on for some time, ammunition sales. i believe they're way up. tell me more, lauren. lauren: ammunition is flying oaf the shelves. look at vista outdoor, the stock is up 17% right now. that is a multiyear high. they reported earnings, stronger than expected. sales stronger than expected as well. and they raised their out look. so a sign of the pandemic and rise in the looting as you need to protect yourselves. gun sales, ammo sales, all up. so is the stock much a company that sells those things. stuart: vista outdoor up 16%. fascinating stuff. thanks, lauren. more farmers filing for bankruptcy this year despite record federal aid. tell me more, ashley. ashley: combination of the coronavirus virus and slump in the ag business not helped by the trade war. bankruptcies, 580 family farms filed for what is called chapter 12 bankruptcy protection. that is in the year-ended june 30th. chapter 12 allows

dennis gartman. dennis, i'm going to surprise you. i'm not going to ask you about selling stock, not going to ask you about gold. i will ask you about tesla and apple. can you explain tesla's surge? have you ever seen anything like it since the dot-com boom of the 1990s? >> as i said this morning in a comment to you, to your booker, this reminds me so much of what happened to pets.com and the rest of the strange and now defunct businesses that erupted in the late -- the latter year, two months or so of the dot-com era and just disappeared. tesla now is what, worth more than all the other automobile companies in the world. this is madness of some sort but i will let other people try to buy and sell it. i'll just watch from the sidelines and say i have seen this before, it will end in sadness and tears but when it ends, it's somebody else's responsibility. it's just utter and completely astro nomnic and out of control. apple is a monster and will probably get stronger, not weaker. if you ask me to buy either one, i will buy apple. i will not touch tesla with your money nor with mine. one response on akron. i grew up just outside of akron. it's terrible to see what is happening to goodyear. i hope they clarify the circumstance. growing up around a rubber company, this is not attributable or normally something that one expects from those corporations that have made akron and northeastern ohio a viable and livable place to make a living. stuart: thank you. glad you got into that. now, i walked into my broker's office yesterday and i thought i would do a little bit of selling. the broker told me i'm not alone. a lot of people are beginning to ease up on certain positions because they are worried about the election. are you seeing this as well? >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's reasonable and wise to do that. the fact that mr. biden is still with a, what, three, four, five, six, 7% lead over the president is enough to cause somebody to, if you had a great year, to take some of that money off the table. i think that's a wise move. we see it a lot. it's going to continue. if his numbers widen out over the president, i hope they do not, i shall vote for mr. trump, i will do it with a great deal of reticence because he is his own worst enemy but as long as -- if we start to see mr. biden and the democrats continue to widen their polls and i hope they don't, i think there will be more people saying you know what, i want to go to the sidelines. i think that's reasonable, rational and wise. stuart: moving into gold, maybe? >> it's interesting to watch what gold has done this morning. we have had almost a $50 range in gold just before we came on. gold traded all the way down to, what, let me look at my machine, $1916. it traded all the way up to $1946. that's, what, a $30 rally in the course of about five or ten minutes. i think gold is probably still a bull market. i think you want to be a buyer. i think this period of weakness we have had in the past 48 hours is a great place to be a buyer of gold. buy the etfs. that's the place to be. not the gold miners. little too volatile for my blood. you will probably see silver continue to rally. the gold/silver ratio continues to move in silver's favor. that's likely to continue. i'm too old to trade silver. i will let younger, wiser, more courageous people trade that. i will trade gold from the long side. stuart: that was my cue to wish you happy birthday. you want to tell everybody how old you are today? >> i can't believe i made it to 70 years old. stuart: dennis- you are a mere child. you are two years younger than me. you had three years younger than larry kudlow. you are seven years younger than joe biden. you are 10 years younger than speaker pelosi. a mere child. you can't retire. you've got to stay in the game with all your experience. >> i'm still in the game. i'm chairman of the university of akron's endowment committee so i'm responsible there. i have some responsibilities in my alma mater, north carolina state and i'm in the market every day for my own account. i'm busy, watching and trying to learn, trying to take what i have learned the last 45 years and apply it finally to some wisdom and rationality. stuart: thanks very much indeed, dennis. always been a pleasure having you on this show. don't leave us now, okay? just because you are a mere 70. don't leave us now. see you later. >> thanks for your time. stuart: okay. now, let's -- apple, whoa, up another five bucks. $478. news publishers teaming up against apple. explain the stor

dennis miller plus one. they folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of my sons excited about the 730 year old son who's a huge wrestling creek and he told me.

kpix 5's dennis o'donnell joins us now to break it down for us. dennis? >> reporter: yeah. yesterday three games were canceled, today seven major league baseball games postponed in the wake of the jacob blake shooting, including the a's and rangers in texas. now, some questioned the mood to play last night but they struggled to get everybody together in time to make a decision. a's second baseman says the team felt today it was necessary to take a stand. >> these couple days are historic times in sports and, you know, one day our kids are going to ask us what was going on, what did we do to help bring awareness to these, you know, issues in the world and one game we decided not to play and that will speak volumes. i don't think our team knows the impact of how big it is right now but down the line, when we get older we will understand this impact was monumental. >> reporter: after playing on wednesday, the nfl postponed thursday and friday's schedule. five games in total in response to the shooting. games resume on saturday. and as a result of their postponement yesterday,

kpix 5's dennis o'donnell with more from the opening day of the pga championship. dennis? . >> reporter: this tournament was scheduled six years ago. it was supposed to be played in may. some doubted it would ever happen. today harding park officially became a championship golf course. no fans however, unfortunately. but lots of cold and fog, the sun peeked out throughout the day. tiger looking for his 16th major. rolling in tts. he finished 2 under. just three off the lead. the longest hitter on tour. he broke his driver because he leaned on it too hard. he finished three back of your leaders at five under par. coming up, tiger woods reaction on brooks koepka. >> exciting to watch. thank you. we will check in with you in a few minutes and don't forget to tune in tomorrow night, 7:30 p.m. for our par 5 special. we will have full second round highlights and analysis and a look ahead to the weekend. >>> there was no gallery lining fans to way at harding p look through the fences around the course. pga officials are aware of what happened so expect more fencing tomorrow. >>>

dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of my sons excited about this 730 year old son who's a huge wrestling creek and he told me that he said the give them is propers on his skills he thinks he's vastly underrated today's guest says professional wrestler actor media personality mike the ms mazatlan mike is best known for wrestling with the w w e and his career as a successful reality television star it appeared on m.t.v.'s real world way back when he was in new york and the m.t.v. reality championship series the challenge from 2000 to 2005 and he also hosted several seasons of the show and mike has a new show i think it might be called cannon ball or is that just a thought bubble over a said on usa network it airs thursdays at 8 pm the miss would shake a big man a aus it go and thank you very much for having me on the show i love being your plus one and that your 30 year old son is a huge fan of may you know i'm glad he's in that 18 to 49 demographic so it's young kid you know basically knows his stuff. well you know it's funny to me about my son dare i say i think all parents and you have 2 kids now we'll talk about a bit but you always think your kids are bright very bright you know my son and he loves it and he also loves the u.s.c. and i said to them what would be the difference to you and he said that he thinks of wrestling while there's a foreman in europe called comedia del art which is sort of good bad a metaphor good versus evil it's almost like what ground up products are built a lot and he says he's fascinated by the w.w. from that aspect is you kind of sense that right in a way i think i think that people. i remember when i was a kid and the reason i loved it was the larger than life characters there's an energy to it i love the warrior i love the pain on the face streamers on the arms running out to his music like whenever out hears music i would just cheer and think he is the greatest thing in the world and these guys were like larger than life and a soap opera like story lines you know who you hate sharing who you love you know normally we have 10 to 20000 people in our audience you know booing made telling me i suck which i miss right now but believe it or not but. there's nothing quite like it out there and people always ask what's it like being a deputy superstar now we tell him like i can't describe it to you because you're not there or you're not doing it you know you wouldn't understand it kind of be like you trying to describe weekend update to me and i don't know i think that's something that's just indescribable about your experiences there. well i separating said at terry jones as house for they wrestle mania that one year i must been 100000 people there i remember vince a son went off offense for 20 i think landed on the table i was sitting rod 63 i looked about kid i said i don't know if this is flat out what i've always to fly into sport but this is amazing entertainment there was a buzz it's a little bit of everything it's borenstein or tame it's comedy it's drama you know speaking of shane mcmahon son of vince mcmahon who you're talking about i wrestled shane mcmahon at met life stadium in front of 80000 people and i suplex to him off of a 20 foot scaffolding and let me tell you it was a very far drop and believe it or not my 6 year old dad got into the ring because he didn't like shane mcmahon beating me up this was before obviously the 20 foot drop but i yeah like shane was beating me my dad didn't really like that he actually got in the ring and then shane mcmahon actually beat him up which was kind of went along the story but it was one of my dad's favorite things he has a meme out there right now on twitter that literally he went viral like it's him try to i told him i said debt if you're going to get in the ring make sure you get your fighting stance on you get ready to fight and so literally gets in the ring and he just does this like he's like at 1950 he's like but i'm not but i'm up it's like oh my god i'm in the desert and so your advice. you know ms when i watch it to me it's like there is people say well it's not it's not a sport though but i defy anybody to tell me it's not like it's like gymnastics with amazing variables that i don't want i watch and i feel like i'm watching a gymnastic meet not watching my son wants obama u.f.c. fantasized watch these things the bond with my kids and i watch it i think why don't flat out know that that guy's hitting that guy's head office at a metal steps as a matter of fact i know that i said i can suspend my belief on that but i do know when a cat gets up on the top thing. or backwards he risks breaking his neck and that's the danger implies a lot of systems and i look at it as a sport you know people can look at it really when i also look at it as an art it's an art form on what we do i look at it as the art of special wrestling and there's nothing quite like it people were asking me with with this hosting cannonball like are you nervous it's a new thing i go this is a really new to me because in w w e it is prepared me for all walks of entertainment in all walks of performance because we're live it's like sound i live like you're live you get one tape to do or you flub a word you mess up a joke you have to keep going same thing in w w e you have to keep going so with hosting cannonball and doing comedy i gamble i'm used to that because we do it all the time in w w e so i'm very thankful for the opportunities i've been given to perform in front of a live audience each and every week maybe not now but before. while we got plenty of time to let this breathe and i do want to talk about cat and bob but a somebody right in the main connector of the be a debbie right now i just want to close by asking you i see it as a hard life i mean i see it a circus maximus when you're in the ring and it must be a gas to have people jacked up like that the walk and i see all of it it's not the walk in and it's the trip. is it in between things it's the 220 night senior i don't know that there everybody's on a g 5 go on between gigs seems like a tough gig and now that you have 2 babies and they'll grow up someday and wrestling will be with us forever is it something you'd steer your kids away from eventual. i'm a big believer and if my kids want to do something i want to give them to tools to be able to do whatever their jeems have i think that's every parent's goal is if your kid has a dream you want to make sure that they have the tools they want to be a piano player you're going to give them the best piano player you put piano you possibly can't you get him the best teacher you possibly can so one of my daughters wants to be a w w e superstar i don't think there's any better teacher than me so i'll definitely teach him how to do it because honestly it's changed my life and allowed me to live the life i've always wanted to do as a child i grew up idolizing superstars and now here i am with children idolizing me and it's a dream come true and i'm i'm a former intercontinental former united states former debbie debbie tag team you name it i've done it so i feel very fortunate to be able to do that. we're talking to the miss and we're talking wrestling but i want to move it over to the show now you can see that he's got a show here and it's called cannon ball it's on the new essay network it airs thursdays at 8 pm i see a lot of these shows and this one seems like when cirque du soleil did the water show over there. really predicated on the they ahd would tell me about the show ms tell me what part and you know what are the contestants planned for the taglines it is it's the biggest west wildest water sports competition out there and you know it really truly yes when i drove up to the set i looked at it it is a huge water park that is unlike anything you've ever seen we have a 100 foot mega slide where contestants slide down going 70 miles an hour get launched in the air 80 feet in the air and then some of the challenges that are that they're launching into is like the human dart where they have a target that they have to hit and it's called human dart for a reason you are the darts and you have to hit it with any part of your body we have a drop tower that drops a 5 pound cannon ball on an airbag and you're on the opposite side of that airbag so you're flying 70 feet in the air and you have a net yet to catch all these balls but the best part about my job is watching the contestants the contestants are so different than any any competition you've ever seen like we have n.c.a.a. cleaved athletes we have people that never step foot inside a a gym we have people that are shaped like animals we have people we have to confront 4 year old woman who is more ripped than i am we have a guy that is a cat daddy be called something get it because he's got a bunch of cats got stay at home fathers it's just all walks of life are a cannonball and they're vying for $10000.00 and honestly i didn't know or think that cannonball could change lives on like this is a game show it's for fun but one. the guys the show has been airing for quite a bit now for like 3 episodes and one of the winners said we asked him what he going to do with the money he said i'm going to buy a ring for my longtime girlfriend ask her to marry me and the next day after it aired i saw on instagram that she said yes you had a ring on her finger and everything so i was like man can both change their lives here. you know i'm amazed that ms i always think of warhol who seemed like a bit of a caprice assault of a way back when an interesting pop artist spent his his statement that in the future everybody would be famous for 15 minutes as i look back is almost nostradamus like it is predict quality but the thing i'm a namrud of is i'm surprised how many people take their 15 minutes so earnestly i watch these reality competition shows and you most might go into watching them with your eyebrow askew thing you know what is this about ninja stuff all that stuff and these people are so earnest about it that i dare i say i find it kind of touching house how much this matters to them their moment now they want to knock it out of the park you're talking to a guy who is supposed to only have 15 minutes of fame i'm from the real world remember 20 years ago i did the real world and people said i'd be done and that's my 15 minutes of fame but i i was motivated i had was determined now you bring it back you are contestants on cannon ball i think they're just having fun and they just want something to do that one of the guys is name was dominic george gianni and he was afraid of heights and he just goes there is a d. i'm like still 3 to heights man and i just don't know why i'm here but i think the reason eases because i just want to conquer my sphere of heights and he did exactly that and he did actually really well if so if you want to conquer your fear of heights come on down to cannonball will conquer it real quick. we're talking the effervescent mike the ms mazatlan and we can talk about his you know his bride also have a reality show marie so i think it's there's a funny to read there and sweet together it's a very modern relationship we're talking today about cannonball and it's on usa network it airs thursdays at 8 pm you can always catch up now. stuff stream so he says there are 2 apps then you better get the 3rd this thursday though you know want to get to 4 and then you end up not watching it you know i sometimes i'll wait 5 episodes in and i don't get the something because i'm super r.b.i. so jump on this thursday go back and get the other 2 cannibal it airs thursdays at 8 pm we'll be right back with the ms we'll talk a little real world i want to see what his high school cross-country time was to i meant just not all that with the miss on dennis miller plus one right after this. a short term ago an american air play ground floor on hiroshima. state nothing any. typical cast and crew do only diligently you. can it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said mrs reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one has to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender to number 2 the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union there was american poor plenty to eat on the road and can support his life he had chosen 20 targets in russia. you cannot be vulgar with yet you like. 5050. 50. hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one today the one is the very congenial mike the ms mazatlan and you know him from the w w e n before that as a babe in the woods real world in 2001 he's got a new show called cat and ball on the usa network exceed the logo

dennis? >> i do remember that. >> the course record. the course record was in jeopardy. >> all right, dennis, thank you. >>> alaska airlines is cracking down on people who refuse to wear face masks. starting today passengers who violate the mask rules be suspended from flying with the airline in the future. the length of the suspension will vary by case. alaska will cancel violators returning or connecting flights and just give them a refund. >>> uber reported a quarterly tumble. a drop in right ear bookings compared to the same. last year. demand for food delivery gave a boost to cooper eats which saw a 13% increase. meanwhile, facebook is giving employees the option to work from home until july of next su. joining uber and google with te stipends of $1000 for me office equipment. >>> heads up, if you are planning a getaway to big sur soon, for roads close tonight through october because of the over tourism. they include central coast road, south coast ridge road, and plaskett ridge road. violators can get knocked with a hefty fine anywhere from five to $10,000. the forest service issued the order in an captioning sponsored by cbs >> bren

dennis follows chen's instructions and holds back his speed. jumping into the lead is a sheep herder who earns prize money in races all over china. after running just one fourth of the race, dennis and daniel suddenly pick up speed. they ignore chen's instructions to follow behind the chinese runners until the last five kilometers. they maintain a good distance from the other runners. the course now enters its mountain section. daniel begins to fall behind. his feet grow sore. i ran in these for two use in south korea. it's very weak. . ii got this in china. in the first race. >> family pressure weighs heavily on daniel's feet. suddenly, the route changes to a path lined with rocks and pebbles. this is the rough road chen had worried about. it's the start of the mountain route that is far tougher than any of them imagined. >> the sudden change in temperatures pushes their bodies to the limit. all thee same, they manage to pass the turn around point. lesskilometers remain until the goal, but the same mountain path stands before them. >> the first to reach the goal are chinese runners. in first place is the gym teacher. the sheep herder comes in second. dennis in third, 20 minutes behind the top runner. exhausted, he had to stop at the last turn around point. >> daniel came in fourth. he tripped on a stone midway down the mountain and fell. the award for fourth place was just $70. the runners' take home money is the prize money after deducted 15% c commission for chen and t cocost of air fare and accommodatioions. due t to his injury, daniel was unable t to run in races later the month. he ran just threeee races and w a total of around $500 u.s. after deducting costs, he ended upup with losses of $650. >> dennis ended up $1,000 ahead. >> it's a little money, but it's going to boost my training so i can achieve the next level. o weeks ago, i ran my personal best, two hours, 13 minutes. and i'm hoping maybe i can find a good agent. someone who will connect me to races in europe. so china is like building up. at therus, a country crossroads. opposition against lukashenko gets stronger and pressure continues to build. i am lauren taylor and thi

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dennis it's always great seeing it thanks for joining us larry thank you and best wishes to you thank you dennis crew senator former presidential candidate former mayor of cleveland more politicking right after this. a short time ago an american airplane run by a hiroshima. study got kind many. succulents up to go. how one thing we do know that her chin it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said was his reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one was to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender to number 2 the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union and there was american poor planning in october 145 in chosen 20 targets in russia. it's kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this castle just a different. good is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas or the cayman islands o

dennis it's always great seeing it thanks for joining us larry thank you and best wishes to you thank you dennis crew senator former presidential candidate former mayor of cleveland more politicking right after this. summer is still the. episode. why a pulse can be exciting very exciting i'm excited i know you're excited i know states is accepting. a short term ago an american airplane run bomb on hiroshima. standing up. on the ridge and. i like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said mrs reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one was to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender and number 2 the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union there was american were plenty enough to break the can $45.00 have chosen 20 targets and russia. would back on politicking with joe walsh the former republican congressman author of silence calling trump out for the cultish moronic authoritarian con man he is he's host o

the dennis family celebrating cc's first birthday. hello, dennism/mytodayplaza >> what do you say we swing it over to mr. roker, get a check of the weather hey, al. >> let's take a look at your weekend, see what's happening. we're starting off tomorrow showers and storms throughout the mid-atlantic, throughout the gulf coast record heat, sunny and hot in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, it will be cooler we're going to be watching the tropics for those twin barreled storms we'll keep an eye on that. unseasonably hot out into the pacific northwest and the western plains, and the heat continues through the southwest. and we've got on sunday the indy 500 delayed, but still not forgotten. we're going to be enjoying this one. sunny skies. chance for an afternoon thunderstorm 86 degrees on sunday >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our high temperatures for today. we're going to see our inland valleys reaching into the mid-90s. san jose reaching 87 degrees and 73 in san francisco. our north bay high temperatures reach

dennis knows what it feels like to be a minority. >> for some people we are kind of a novelty. kind of like i am going to being -- bringing a republican to a party. >> dennis believes donald trump energizes supporters better than joe biden. that is why the president's campaign has more to lose from the pandemic. >> primetime performer. for him it's important to be in front of crowds. i expect they will try to have as many events as possible so he can leverage that talent of his, but again, i think it really impedes him and hurts him more than it does the democrats. >> former chairman of the california gop and now does political analysis for cable news. he believes it's vital for candidates to project positivity and feels candidate trump has improved in that regard. >> as you look at what he does in press conferences, he is now more measured and less negative. that is in no small part to the help of kellyanne conway and others and he needs to follow through with that for the rest of this campaign and actually, for the rest of his time as president. >> in san mateo, republican christina laskowski says as a woman she supports the presidents direction even if

dennis miller plus one. luck. summer solution. episode. why posts can be exciting very exciting i'm excited i know you're excited i know states is excited. folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one we're joined today by someone i would deem a great actor i'm not sure he isn't a chest beating but over the years the works amazingly deft and you know i'm from clockwork orange star trek generations collegial which has its own interest i get the feeling that somewhere along the line somebody got in the editing both malcolm and took a reasonably and interesting film there's some stuff in there and then just cut a porn film and how it's true but that but it's new project is the big ugly it came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream yeah let's talk a little it just for a 2nd because it's funny to see helen mirren and you and you know people high and people in this film that they come in after and draft on some porn or something of course of course we it wasn't in the script put it that way but you know and go over dowd wrote the script and i got a telephone call from them to say i. meet for lunch and i said oh where we meeting he went at a place called the penthouse club. i mean the penthouse club boat is that not like the playboy club or something he goes yeah but this is the penthouse you know are ok so i go to this place very dark in a basement there's goal of the tao and so he sent i want you to play. clinker larry my this film or that we're going to do this are who are talking and i said who's paying for it and he said bob guccione i went on that's why we're in the penthouse from them i see and he said malcolm think of bob guccione as one of the want to brothers. but that is a direct quote from grove it out. well i suppose he meant in terms of just going he's just going to pay and and they leave us alone which is not what happened and in fact gore the dow left the project half way through he couldn't stand it i think he was banned from the sec or something but. it was in fact i'll tell you it's been a sort of monkey on my back this movie because i felt a great sense of betrayal and all the rest of it and you know so because of this forced rest i have decided to do a one man show and and do a movie a documentary about the making of the movie and do it and link it with a stage performance of some of the stories that are not to be believed about what happened in rome in 1976 with how do you know what rod nailed i heard and peter o'toole and i can tell you it was bizarre it's the last of the it's a sodom and gomorrah are actually almost. but peace wrote it was i dived into marijuana for some reason and he was smoking joints large you wouldn't believe and i didn't know where he was so rich they said go i go into peter's room and go through that dialogue with him got night shots and well you'll have an hour to well hour to turned out to be like 10 hours and we got to the set of 4 in the morning and i literally had to guide him to his mocks and you know we haven't even been on the set and and it was a sense of tiger beer is who he was playing type variance is sort of sexual fantasy is on the island of comprehend and in this grotto all this stuff was going on and you know by the time we got there. well there was so many things happening so many sexual perversions the pizza would start up rome was but a city oh my god conning what are they doing and they gave me what's. out. i mean i go he said we're rolling in rolling tongues and red was but to sit at. the star. through a pretty nice. yeah. telling 6 you that might be a better memory than being. in the words of a radio where the just to watch also he. was uncomfortable how was gil good because at least 020000 seemed to be a he seemed to be a botcher always jot. he loved he came into my room i have this sort of apartment in the. at the studio and junk a man and goes who yes i don't know whether it's possible but. i'm not getting piers very much could be i'm. going to have a problem log villa do possibly i do have an improvement could i make sure are you kidding you can have a whole suite there's a whole when you're going out yes it's yours and it was great because for 2 weeks i got john gielgud and you know a dinner time playing no lookout songs and you know when the movie actually came out i was in new york walking down 3rd avenue and i bumped into john on the green just by chance and he was there because of off * he was doing this with dudley and he goes oh muck have you seen the film i would know i'm good he goes i've seen it 3 times and i paid twice. i went well if you told him who you were i'm sure you wouldn't have to pay. well you know kids play but i want to move over to another genius but a bit of a more prickly one i've certainly read enough about kubrick over the years my favorite line big a friend of mine told me once when he saw eyes wide shut i said what's it like and he said he'd nasm as seen through the eyes of. agora phobic torker if. a law. were to written to control his environment as he loved the control everything i think he worked with kirk douglas on spartacus that he didn't fight all say at all that he said enough of hollywood he goes over there a brilliant man and his magnum opus obviously the 1st time i was just startled by a film i remember is a clockwork orange i'm trying to think had he seen your work with lindsay and that led and it was sort of your bailey wick that yes no i'm christiane the kubrick his wife widow that was then told me that he'd been looking forward you know he had a project and is on standby 247 at the house and. they got a copy of it and he claimed it and after she told me this after i made my 1st entrance in the movie he clicked the into comments agree lace the sodding down and he did it for times he 4 times he turned to christiane and said we found our alex what sets him apart i guess is that he made my ass to pieces and. in every genre of movie he you know i mean there's romantic comedies anti war movies it's every single thing you can think off and. if you gave him something like that like peace it did with its strange sort of brilliant nazi salute on him or bringing it back i mean. it he would design the whole scene on math he did that because i started seeing singing in the rain and he went with the whole thing and made it part of the action and part of the actual story of the movie and then there's another one 0 yes you know when the minister at the end in the hospital is feeding me and i'm chewing away and suddenly go. and it's because the poor man who has had a long speech wrapping up the movie i could see out of my career for revision that stanley was getting bored and i knew he was about to cut the guy's speech and i thought if i hurry him up you know get the food amount but get go he will get to keep it and snap and he just went with it. and what it became that's what it was all of you know remember what he said but you remember that moment. it was like the m.g.m. lion moment. now listen we have to wrap up by us i could talk to you all day because i'm fascinated by expertise a new exhibit over a long career but i do have to say that much less artistic note but no nonetheless a great film the exchange that you and david warner haven't time after time when he realizes that he's always going to big killer he's always going to be haunted and he wants you to cavort him into the another world trapped and. he gives you that knowing look the extent you guys had a very nice vibe together on that film it seemed like they were no listen i was at stratford with him in 1965 when he was the big star he was hamlet's i mean he have 300 screaming girls waiting for him outside the stage door he was like the beatles family. yeah it was such an oddball you know the way that they it and you know he is such a brilliant actor totally undervalued i think but yeah me so yes he's so watchable you know and. so when he came and he was a good friend of mine it was a really i liked him a lot even though he was weird and you couldn't really he never really relax he was always a bit up tight but that you could tease him about it known and he would end up laughing and we had a good really good time so that when i came up that he was going to play jack the ripper i was so happy and you know and it was such there was a lot of love there actually and a lot of charisma between the 2 chemistry just going back to 65 and great mutual respect you know. yeah what came across definitely and when you were talking earlier about enjoying the ride here and not everything has to be so fraught i can imagine being a young man recognised as a great actor on a per day i'm in the bay area on a fun project and meeting the the beautiful mary steenburgen and must of been one of those moments where you thought boy am i getting a big bite out of life right now yeah well that's exactly what it was it was an amazing time and of course san francisco is one of my favorite cities but we fell in love there and it was. sort of a very beautiful moment and you know she had a boyfriend i was actually married when better and so that was sort of separate it so but. you know there was a lot of pressure there stuff from. but but married him mary what an incredible performance she gave in that movie and you know she's a another wonderful actress and you know she's going strong she says she's doing t.v. shows all over the place so i never know where she's not going to hell too which are just as a sidebar note once again i don't know that some make the show i got to wrap up soon but i read that mary came back from an operation or something and was only thinking in songs did you hear that turn to stay in touch that that boggles my mind what a rare thing the human brain is right yes that's true but it wasn't even a serious operation but she went on data an ascetic to take out something on a rama something was like a polyp it was the nothing really and when she came to she was literally thinking in song and now wow she's a songwriter and of some note i think she was a she was nominated you know for an award i don't know whether is academy award a lot but i do know i've heard some of the songs are absolutely amazing and i'm into that now because my 16 year old is completely obsessed with writing we've recorded is album and you know it's sort of mom this to be here because the guitar come out around the fire you know it's just it's a it's it's great great to see these kids blossom. i think it again as they call me in their hour it's you're in golden hour lighting right now malcolm mcdowell i absolutely i love this thing amanda sappy get that me well and maybe will stroke the ball somewhere along the way on the the low being green the big ugly came out just on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream imagine meeting somebody you would admired from there for their ak you meant all these years and then you find out what a nice bloke they are nice to meet you malcolm davis thank you. malcolm mcdowell the spin dennis miller plus one. you can't be both with the yeah you was. thinking of getting the music on the ones we got in our ships no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny low wired which we don't need a crate with him he will just. freaking out and he won't let us bring him anywhere near fells and so greeting dogs that caged in the interview lane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. get through kid. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like cargill and mom center there has been a shocking amount of the organizing opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs

dennis percentage former u.s. representative from ohio and follow on mayor of cleveland and a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination in 20042008 ok millions of americans hang on that is what's going to happen dennis are they going to come to an agreement well they better have a situation where people are worried about being a victim going into foreclosure they need money the government has no trouble when it comes to propping up wall street we have to do good for main street and that of course is going to make another stimulus check and it has to mean unemployment benefits extended as well if you're in congress what would be your plan well i do a couple things 1st of all i think that we are at the point where we need a bill that i talked about years ago as a matter of fact so i ended up meeting my wife it's it's called the need act the national employment emergency defense act which creates the jobs to rebuild america or in this case help infrastructure there are so many different things we need to do and give people an income then it's urgently needed right now the other thing i do still make sure that we have health care available to every american without.

dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of my sons excited about this 730 year old son who's a huge wrestling creek and he told me that he said the give them is propers on his skills he thinks he's vastly underrated today's guest says professional wrestler actor media personality mike the ms mazatlan mike is best known for wrestling with the w w e and his career as a successful reality television star if you're not m.t.v.'s real world way back when he was in new york and the m.t.v. reality championship series the challenge from 2000 to 2005 when he also hosted several seasons of the show and mike has a new show i think it might be called cannon ball or is that just a thought bubble over a said on usa network it airs thursdays at 8 pm the miss would shake. a aus it go and thank you very much for having me on the show i love being your plus one i am glad that your 30 year old son is a huge fan of may you know i'm glad he's in that 18 to 49 demographic so it's young kid you know basically knows his stuff. well you know it's funny to me about my son dare i say i think all parents and you have 2 kids novelty a bit but you always think your kids are bright very bright you know my son and he loves it and he also loves the u.s.c. and i said to them what would be the difference to you and he said that he thinks of wrestling while there's a foreman in europe called comedia del art which is sort of good bad a metaphor good versus evil it's almost like what ground up products are built a lot and he says he's fascinated by the w.w. from that aspect is the kind of sense that right in a way i think i think that people. i remember when i was a kid and the reason i loved it was the larger than life characters there's an energy to it i love the warrior i love the pain on the face streamers on the arms running out to his music like whenever out hears music i would just cheer and think he is the greatest thing in the world and these guys were like larger than life and the soap opera like story lines you know who are who you hate cheering who you love you know normally we have 10 to 20000 people in our audience you know booing made telling me i suck which i miss right now but believe it or not but. there's nothing quite like it out there and people always ask what's it like being a deputy superstar now we tell him like i can't describe it to you because you're not there or you're not doing it you know you wouldn't understand it kind of be like you trying to describe weekend update to me and i don't know i think that's something that's just indescribable about your experiences there. well i separating side at terry jones as house for they wrestle mania that one year i must been 100000 people there i remember vince a son went off offense for 20 i think landed on the table i was sitting rod 63 i looked about could have said i don't know if this is flat out what i've always to find a sport but this is amazing entertainment there was a buzz it's a little bit of everything it's studer tame it's comedy it's drama you know speaking of shane mcmahon son of vince mcmahon who you're talking about i wrestled shane mcmahon at metlife stadium in front of 80000 people and i suplex to him off of a 20 foot scaffolding and let me tell you it was a very far drop and believe it or not my 6 year old dad got into the ring because he didn't like shane mcmahon beating me up this was before obviously the 20 foot drop but i yeah like shane was beating me my dad didn't really like that he actually got in the ring and then shane mcmahon actually beat him up which was kind of went along the story but it was one of my dad's favorite things he has a meme out there right now on twitter that literally he went viral like it's him try to i told him i said debt if you're going to get in the ring make sure you get your fighting stance on you get ready to fight and so literally gets in the ring and he just does this like he's like at 1950 he's like kind of out but i'm not but i'm up like oh my god i'm in the desert and so your advice. you know ms when i watch it to me it's like there is people say well it's not it's not a sport though but i defy anybody to tell me it's not like it's like gymnastics with amazing variables that i don't want i watch and i feel like i'm watching a gymnastic meet not watching my son wants obama u.f.c. fantasized watch these things the bond with my kids and i watch it i think why don't flat out know that that guy's hitting that guy's head office at a metal steps as a matter of fact i know that i say i can suspend my belief on that but i do know when a cat gets up on the top thing. or backwards he risks breaking his neck and that's the danger implies a lot of systems and i look at it as a sport you know people can look at it really when i also look at it as an art it's an art form on what we do i look at the our professional wrestling and there's nothing quite like it people were asking me with with this hosting cannonball like are you nervous it's a new thing i go this is a really new to me because in w w e it is prepared me for all walks of entertainment in all walks of performance because we're live it's like sound i live like you're live you get one tape to do or you flub a word you mess up a joke you have to keep going same thing in w w e you have to keep going so with hosting cannonball and doing comedy i gamble i'm used to that because we do it all the time in w w e so i'm very thankful for the opportunities i've been given to perform in front of a live audience each and every week maybe not now but before. while we got plenty of time to let this breathe and i do want to talk about kat and bob at a somebody right in the main connector of the via debbie right now i just want to close by asking you i see it as a hard life i mean i see it a circus maximus when you're in the ring and it must be a gas to have people jacked up like that to walk in i see all of it it's not the walk in and it's the trip. is it in between things it's the 220 night sr i don't know that they're everybody's on a g 5 go on between gigs seems like a tough gig now that you have 2 babies and they'll grow up someday and wrestling will be with us forever is it something you'd steer your kids away from eventual e i'm a big believer and if my kids want to do something i want to give them to tools to be able to do whatever their jeems have i think that's every parent's goal is if your kid has a dream you want to make sure that they have the tools they want to be a piano player you're going to give them the best piano player you piano you possibly can't you get him the best teacher you possibly can so one of my daughters wants to be a w w e superstar i don't think there's any better teacher than me so i'll definitely teach him how to do it because honestly it's changed my life and allowed me to live the life i've always wanted to do as a child i grew up idolizing superstars and now here i am with children idolizing me and it's a dream come true and i'm i'm a former intercontinental former united states former debbie debbie tag team you name it i've done it so i feel very fortunate to be able to do that. we're talking to the miss and we're talking wrestling but i want to move it over to the show now you can see that he's got a show here and it's called cannon ball it's on the new essay network it airs thursdays at 8 pm i see a lot of these shows and this one seems like when cirque du soleil did the water show over there. really predicated on the they ahd would tell me about the show ms tell me what part and you know what are the contestants planned for the taglines it is it's the biggest west while it's water sports competition out there and you know it really truly is when i drove up to the set i looked at it it is a huge water park that is unlike anything you've ever seen we have a 100 foot mega slide where contestants slide down going 70 miles an hour get launched in the air 80 feet in the air and then some of the challenges that are that they're launching into is like the human dart where they have a target that they have to hit and it's called human dart for a reason you are the dart and you have to hit it with any part of your body we have a drop tower that drops a 500 pound cannon ball on an airbag and you're on the opposite side of that airbag so you're flying 70 feet in the air and you have a net yet to catch all these balls but the best part about my job is watching the contestants the contestants are so different than any any competition you've ever seen like we have n.c.a.a. cleaved athletes we have people that never step foot inside a a gym we have people that are shaped like animals we have people we have to confront 4 year old woman who is more ripped than i am we have a guy that is a cat daddy be called something get it because he's got a bunch of cats got stay at home fathers it's just all walks of life are a cannonball and they're vying for $10000.00 and honestly i didn't know or think that cannonball could change lives on like this is a game show it's for fun but one. the guys the show has been airing for quite a bit now for like 3 episodes and one of the winners said we asked him what he going to do with the money he said i'm going to buy a ring for my longtime girlfriend ask her to marry me and the next day after it aired i saw on instagram that she said yes you had a ring on her finger and everything so i was like man can both change their lives here. you know but on the i'm amazed that ms i always think of warhol who seemed like a bit of a caprice assault of a way back when an interesting pop artist spent his his statement that in the future everybody would be famous for 15 minutes as i look back is almost nostradamus like it is predict quality but the thing i'm a namrud of is i'm surprised how many people take their 15 minutes so earnestly i watch these reality competition shows and you most might go into watching them with your eyebrow askew thing you know what is this about ninja stuff all that stuff and these people are so earnest about it that i dare i say i find it kind of touching house how much this matters to them their moment now they want to knock it out of the park you're talking to a guy who is supposed to only have 15 minutes of fame i'm from the real world remember 20 years ago i did the real world and people said i beat on it with my 15 minutes of fame but i i was motivated i had was determined now you bring it back you are contestants on cannon ball i think they're just having fun and they just want something to do they one of the guys his name was dominic george yani and he was afraid of heights and he just goes there's a d. i'm like still 3 to heights man and i just don't know why i'm here but i think the reason eases because i just want to conquer mice year of heights and he did exactly that and he did actually really well if so if you want to conquer your fear of heights come on down to cannonball will conquer it real quick. we're talking the effervescent mike the ms mazatlan and we can talk about his you know bride also have a reality show marie so i think if there's a funny to read there it suites again it's a very modern relationship we're talking today about cannonball and it's on usa network it airs thursdays at 8 pm you can always catch up now. stuff stream so he says there are 2 eps then you better get the 3rd this thursday though you want to go too far and then you end up not watch it you know i sometimes i'll wait 5 episodes and i don't get the something because i'm super r.b.i. so jump on this thursday go back and get the other 2 can and will it airs thursdays at 8 pm we'll be right back with the may as well talk a little real world i want to see what is high school cross country time wise to i'm interested in not all that with the miss miller plus one right after this. all across the board trump is down in the polls and not just by a full interview traditionally incumbency alone is enough to make feel lection but this time around it is a very strong need and let's be clear this is little to do with joe biden how did we get. thinking of getting a new puppy once we got in here she. didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired people who use a crate with him he will stir freaking out when it's pretty much anywhere near him thousands of breeding dogs are caged in the in human conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. could get you. it's 2 kids. across the us cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and still most of the puppies are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being slung at stores even joined a good businesses are involved but can't get them sent and there's been a shocking amount of the organized opposition to efforts to increase. the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial braiding for so many most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural worms and industries that have nothing to do with dolphins don't buy dog. hey folks welcome back to dennisiller plus one today the one is the very congenial mike the ms mazatlan and you know him from the w w 8 and before that as a babe in the woods real world in 2001 he's got a new show called cat and ball on the usa network exceed the logo behind him there are only 2 into their run so you can pick it up and then thursday get back on the the real time schedule at 8 pm on usa network you know as i you know i look back. i was watching an interesting there's a series that you would love coming from the real world it was made by the b.b.c. it started in 1964 it was called beat up series where they visit back with a group of kids every 7 years they're now up to 63 up 56 up they've been interviewing the same get group of kids was 7 years in between i look back at real world and i think it's easy to sort of test that these shows but that show after an initial role like a so real i thought oh this is kind of an interesting sociological study relief to see how this works i know it's a perfect but t

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