dennis. >> reporter: they knew him only as dennis.ed that as an old standefer trick, one that had already led to many dead ends in karl's hunt. never give out any personal details. >> he's very suspicious. he won't give out any information about himself. they didn't even know his last name. >> reporter: and maybe this is just another dead end. as police listened in, an antique dealer phoned this dennis. and the two of them had a conversation in indonesian. as far as karl knew, dennis standefer didn't speak a word of indonesian. >> so, i couldn't believe it was dennis he was talking to. >> reporter: you thought maybe you had the wrong guy. >> i wasn't sure. i said you're speaking indonesian. he said, well, he understands money. >> reporter: the next day, police working undercover traced the call to this neighborhood. there they found this woman who said she was the girlfriend of an american named dennis. she even showed detectives where he lived. >> this room he kept his stuff in here. >> reporter: back in the antique district later th

and the other dennis rader?se murders all that time and he hadn't been heard from in 25 years? >> btk was retiring. he was going to go off the face of the earth. >> or so he says. soon enough, an excuse to grab the limelight would come again. the wichita eagle ran an article about the mysterious serial killer, known only by the name he'd given himself, btk, for bind, torture and kill, and who had committed his first murder 30 years earlier. of course, it was all so long ago. rader found his exploits weren't even front page news anymore. he says it all made him feel a little itchy. >> that really stirred it. i read that in the paper, and i thought, i always thought you know, i'd like to break that back out again, but should i? i reached a point in life, the kids were gone, you know, not really bored but kind of bored. >> and something else. rader knew a local lawyer was writing a book about him, or about btk, that is. that didn't sit too well, either, with the man who had such an enormous appetite to draw attenti

. >> did president obama steal that line from dennis miller? we'll play you the evidence. you can decide.ca >> it should be like survivor. >> are you just going to keep talking or are you going to lett me finish with what i have to say? >>> body language analyzes the bad blood between mitt romney and ri rick perry. >>> caution, you're about toca enter the no spin zone.. factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. >>> more violence from thebj occupiers, the subject of this evening's talking points memo. last night in oakland,cc california some occupy wall street protesters tried to defy police orders and march on city hall. at least five protesters were arrested, several injured along. with two police officers who were also hurt.e police estimate nearly 1 thown demonstrators -- 1,000 demonstrators took part in the clash last night. in addition, more anti-semitism is surfacing among the occupiers. >> i'll say that the jewsew control wall street, google jewish billionaires. google jews in the federal r

dennis o'donnell. give it up for him. he did a fabulous job. >> every time i lose a bet it involves dinner and beverages. >> i cleaned up on that one for you. >> thank you very much. >> roberta has to do sports as a result of the bet. that's coming up later on. >> i can't remember the last time being so nervous. >> all right guys, we'll see you both in a minute. >>> meanwhile, a new york blogger says that she will file a complaint with a tsa over a note she found in her luggage. joe says that the screener at the newark airport found a sex toy inside her bag and scribbled on an inspection note, quote, get your freak on, girl. the woman says she found the message wildly inappropriate, but she did say she died laughing about it in her hotel room. tsa says there's no evidence the note was left by a screener, but they're going to investigate. well, who knew that it was going to be that. but just not this bad. how many people have abandoned the netflicks ship after the price hike? >> and how about a cup of joe to go with that s

dennis o'donnell is here with more on al davis' legacy. dennis? >> ann, al davis' health had been failing in recent years. still the nfl world reacted with sadness and recollection at the news that one of its true architects, leaders and mavericks was gone. kim coyle has more on al davis. >> you were a vital part of the progress of this football team. >> reporter: he was the heart, soul and symbol of his team. al davis was raiders football. commitment to excellence. just win baby. spoken words of davis. words that became the mantra of raider nation and created an attitude that boldly stood apart from the rest of the national football league. he was born in brockton, massachusetts, but it was in brooklyn, new york, where his education and street smarts began. it was clear from the start that allen davis was a man who believed in going against the grain. in 1960, eight pro teams were established to form the american football league competing against the successful national football league. the oakland raiders were one of those teams. and by 1963 the

i am not sure what study dennis is listening at. they did cut jobs. but i am tired of the gimmicky moves because it lets single think they could fix the economy. corporation respond on their own to incentives. >>> and everything coming out of washington looks gimmicky to me. >> in 2005, s&p 500 went up 15 percent and gdp glue and city group said 05 was the only one that grew and not stimulated by the bubbly things. >> dennis, you get the last word. >> very lively discussion. >> one state's capitol city declaring bankruptcy and that is great news for taxpayers. bus bankruptcy is better than a bailout. it is coming up in the bottom of the hour. coming up next, we will get more than 15-- $500 bucks out of solyndra. and this is the final flare up to finally douce dc's green spending spree. may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you're still left with a pretty remarkable tale. but, okay, maybe keep

i'm dennis with the american cancer society. >> reporter: when dennis retired last year, teamed up withhe american cancer society's road to recovery. volunteers who drive cancer patients to medical appointments. >> whether it's to radiation, chemotherapy, doctor's appointments, going to a lab for blood work. >> so we're going over to berkeley, right? alta bates? >> yes. >> reporter: kim chiu has been undergoing treat for metastatic breast cancer. >> six times chemo. >> reporter: she is seeing her doctor to get latest test results. >> bone scan mri, "ct" scan, "pet" scan, bone density, blood tests. >> i was really scared. i was not happy. >> i'm glad to do this. >> reporter: dennis knows what that's like. he volunteers in honor and memory of his wife, who died from breast cancer in 2005. she thought it was wrong that some patients have to take public transportation to chemotherapy. >> well, now i could answer and say, i am doing something and it's helping patients. >> reporter: helping patients like barbara, a former nurse who is fighting pancreatic cancer. >> radiation is okay. just che

we'll have steve, and elizabeth and mark and morg an and dennis and kim . so kim, was he calling for a run on the bank? >> he was . washington is not in the business of encouraging run on banks and jamie diamond. chairman of j.p. morgan got it right. if you don't allow for a soda in the restaurant they will charge more with the burger they have taken out 15 billion of bank revenue. neither one is good for the economy. >> mark, it doesn't take much to cause a run on the bank. back in 2008 when the banks were in trouble we saw runs on indy mac and that bank doesn't exist anymore. >> you are absolutely right. the problem here is simple. earnings here are up in the banks and revenues are down. banks are trying to recapture the revenue and doing it in the wrong way. they are raising fees on consumers who can't afford it. here is a proem that the system is federally insured deposit and banks are encouraged to take rick and pay big bonus, then in trouble, taxpayer and consumer pay for the system is broken. >> but banks are part of the a capitalist system and have

>> reporter: yeah, dennis, the team arrived here in houston last night, woke up this morning and head coach jackson had to break the news to them that mr. davis had passed away. many were stunned. after all, mr. davis was just at the patriots game on sunday. now, no one on the current team had a closer relationship with mr. davis than willie brown, who was with the organization for over 40 years. >> emotional day-- >> well, it's been emotional, you know, but i am not -- i do get emotional. >> he loved his players, and it doesn't matter if he was here now or you played 30 years ago, he still loved all his players. >> i remember when i first got here, he brought me to his office and talking to them, you sat there looking at a hall of fame guy that meant so much to everyone. he's talking to you, he's sitting there and he starts pointing out all these guys on his wall, championships that -- he would give you a lifetime story. it wasn't just like -- he would tell you about their wives, their kids. that goes to show you how much he was really involved. >> you never expect that from him, bec

dennis o'donnel is here with more on al davis' legacy. dennis. al davis' health had been failing in recent years..still, the nfl world reacted with sadness and recollection at the news that one of its' true architects, leaders, and mavericks was gone. kim coyle reports on the legacy of a man who's name was synomous with the team he ran with an iron fist.. the raiders are in houston tonight, preparing for the game tomorrow against the texans..kim coyle with constant efforts to recapture glory days and supremacy. >> look, you have to win. i think you can win. that's what we got to do. >> the oakland raiders and their universal fan base remain a symbol of rebellion and pride. a mind set established long ago by its fearless leader, a leader named al davis. >> i want to win. obviously i like certain things. i like beautiful women more than unbeautiful women. i want to win. and i will win and we will win. >> the raiders are in houston tonight preparing for their game tomorrow against the texasans. kim coral is with the team and has reaction. >> thanks,

i know dennis is concerned with my welfare, but still - i tense up and slightly withdraw. i go to stanford to meet one of the originators of string theory - a visionary physicist who describes a vast, cosmic landscape of innumerable universes and who proclaims the illusion of intelligent design - leonard suskind. lenny is a tough guy, especially when it comes to god. we meet in his home. leonard, why isn't agnosticism the best philosophical position for everyone to take? >>well first of all what does agnosticism mean? i'm fairly sure about some things and less sure about other things. i am fairly sure, no supernatural entity will intervene if i step off a cliff - i will fall. the laws of gravity will do that to me. i am fairly sure that if my genetic make up happens to be of a certain kind, no matter how hard i pray, i will get cancer. i am fairly sure that god doesn't intervene to be able to move electrons around in a way that that does things that we or he or she likes. there is no evidence for that. all of the evidence points in the opposite direction, that the laws of

dennis you said to shut it down. >> it may be too late.t office lost 20 billion in the last four years. three billion in the lt quarter. they stopped paying in their retirement fund and owes five and half billion in the retirement plan. and we are going to get stuck. business is down 20 percent in delivering junk mail at cheese rates. fed exand ups will bid to buy it and chop it up. >> junk the post office? >> look, you can't just junk the post office. it is value in what the post office has. it is worth a lot. you can't just junk it you get a christmas card every year. the union contracts are a problem. you need to rip them up. but not junk the post office. >> you can send christmas cards for free on the internet. >> it is not the same. >> according to mickey. >> no, it is not the same. you will not stamp out the post office. but we should privatize the post office so it does compete and remove the monopoly on first class. and what happened with the s&l. they allowed them to go to businesses and taxpayers were stuck with a loss. >> gen. p

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but our federal government is continuing to hand out tax breaks and dennis, you say all green tax energys should be cut for good. >> i do. it is a flavor of the month. 30 years ago we subsidized ethanoyl . today, it is 30 or 40 billion in subsidies and ethanoyl is two and half percent of the gasoline supply. the problem with solar and wind. the greatest test is the profit motive and the private enterprise will see a real up-side potential. i know a guy who raised $200 million in private money to work on a up for a electric car battery filling station. never mind the government. >> mark, dennis is saying we don't need public money, the private sector will do it. >> that denies history. a lot of the greatest innovation. they happened with government money involved in them and the private sector was not willing to take the risk. they are not willing to take the risk because of the commempt they didn't put a man on the moon or internet. >> they had no reason. >> it was government investment that started that and even calculators, it was government investment and there needs to be a cooperati

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and looks like dennis will be talking about temperatures pretty much in the 70s.at good for you? >> great. >> i think that's pretty easy to do >> you know what an offshore flow, right? >> absolutely. you talk about the offshore flow coming in. i was listening, believe me. this is the first time i listened. i was listening. >> i was really watching at the raider game yesterday, too. and i saw that palmer didn't come out and i'm like oh, boy. >> you're in! >> i better start brushing up on my sports. >> 10:00 on the cw. see you at 10:00 and 11:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from 20 leading brands, including barista prima. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew.

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. >> brad dennis runs rescue and recovery for klaas kids, the national organization dedicated to savingissing children. he says shauna's case illustrates the alarming growth of the disappearance of american kids. an estimated 300,000 who are forced into prostitution in the u.s. each year. >> it's happening in every major town, every little suburban area, every rural area. it's happening all over the united states. >> it happened when shauna began an innocent friendship with a new girl junior year in high school. >> [ bleep ] is a girl i went to school with. i met her through g.e.d. classes. and she was a really good friend. >> shauna says that girl, a 16-year-old we'll call cathy, worked hard to gain shauna's trust, and within months a deep friendship was born. >> we would always talk in class. i would always tell her, "me and my mom were arguing again, of course." >> it was my gut instinct as a mother to keep shauna away from her. >> shauna's mother lisa says that from the start her daughter's fast friendship with kathy made her uneasy. >> when i first met her at school, she came out t

general counsel position is now in dennis herrera.at was from a board resolution quite a while ago. nila was appointed earlier. the chief financial officer, and of course, my position. those are the only one that would come to this body. >> surprised we still have dennis, but i guess we still do. all right, motion, 2nd. any speakers? >> no members of the public wish to address you on this item. all in favor? >> congratulations, sara. you have been here so i cannot say welcome aboard. >> item 11 is approved. item 1item 12. election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint powers agreement. >> i would like to make the proposal that supervisor kim the the chair of this body as the elected official, and as the representative of the district where this is all taking place. it would seem that the best choice to me. >> all right. we have nomination and a second for supervisor kim. any other nominations? seeing none. are there any objections to the nomination? any members of the public wish to speak on the item? >> you have got it d

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route when denny retired last july.ned him to be my sub, when he first started. he did it a few times. he said this is cool. a neat job. >> reporter: denny knows how his son feels, because denny took over the same route from his dad dale, when dale retired after 40 years. and dale took over the route from his dad, charles helmer, when charles retired after 43 years. in fact, a helmer has delivered the mail in avilla, indiana, nonstop for 110 years. >> it's kind of a neat feeling. my dad did it. grandfather did it. now my son is basically doing the same route. makes you feel warm inside, you know. >> reporter: do you ever when you are here feel your dad or grandfather or your great grandfather looking down at you and making sure -- >> kind of funny. i think about it on the route. what would grandpa have done. great grandpa worked this. he was here and went down the same roads. he knows these families. their grandparents. so, it's pretty cool. >> wow. >> no pressure there. if he has got a son, right? can't break that. >>

. >> dennis, thank you. thank you very much, dennis, for being here.ssioner normandy, supervisor carmen chu, thank you. good morning, everyone. larry, good to see you, great to be out there with the new labor center. wonderful. friends, family, emily, judy, good to see you. everybody, thank you for coming. entertainment commission, of course. thank you for being here. and commissioners, human rights commission, as well. we have 11 commissioners representing eight different commissions to swear in today. and i want to, again, thank each and every one of you for both new appointments and reappointments to our wonderful commissions. this is a very, very proud day for me because we're welcoming back people who have done great jobs in our city and running our airports and our arts commissions, our civil service, our commission on the status of women, our environmental commission, our entertainment commission, our human rights commission and of course our rent board, something that i grew up with here at city with our rent board. i want to thank everyone her

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we're up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.ther you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] and if you call now, your first tow in good hands roadside assistance is free! simply get a quote on any allstate insurance policy. that's a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance just for calling, and a free tow just for quoting. >>> if you just joined us, raiders owner al davis has died. he was 82 years old. earlier in this newscast, we heard from players both past and present. davis was hired as the head coach of the raiders back in 1963 and had become the face of the franchise. his team is in houston this weekend where they are getting set to play the texans. >> every block, every tackle, it's just for him. it's not only just for that particular individual it's for the team because that's the

s population fund and dennis dimick. he is the executive editor of environment at "national geographic" magazine, our partner in world population coverage. >> brown: so dennis, let me start with you, what are the implications of a 7 billion person world. you've been looking at these steers all year. >> well, i think the idea that 7 billion is really just a spot on a trajectory that we're all on. and we were at 6 billion just a few years ago and by 2025 we'll be at 8. so really what it is, it really gives us an opportunity to the so much just to talk about 7 billion but what does that mean. and what are the kind of challenges that we all face as we go forward to try to fulfill the needs of everybody on the planet. >> now azza karam, it's a nice round number that gets our attention, so now you have it, so what should we be focused on. >> we should be focused both on the challenges that this respects as well as on the opportunities because there is no way that it is only a litany of challenges. it certainly is a matter of a

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i think -- >> and dennis weigh in?bc came out and said if europe defaults and we are looking at another world wide great depression. i point out i don't think europe matters anymore. yes, with draw money from imf. i am sick of funding our and we should be tightening our belts and start charging europe for our defense forces i am not sure the imf saved any nation. >> thank . ly it is not europe's stand. but they do far more harm than good. stop harming the patient. >> stop bleeding the patient. when we come back. pile up the cash and not p the debt. >> your debt, we have stocks to bail you out. dennis, how beaten down banks are. >> less than nine times earning and 130 billion cash . wait two weeks and then buy it. >> morgan you like it? >> not really it is a down trend. >> you like the melon. >> you like cigarettes. >> market shares are eroding. >> you like a canadian oil company. >> love the monthly dividends. >> world economy is slowing down and driller will go down. >> that's it, gang. keep it right here. it continu

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the sage from southern california joins dennis miller joins us.the white house send you a check. >> i don't need any more bounced checks. listen, i don't think of that as stealing. that's an easy joke. biden could have figured that one out. i see solyndra as stealing and the 16 buck muffin as stealing. >> bill: i could be absolutely wrong. i am going to submit that they saw the segment, they being the white house communications people and subliminally it stuck. and of course the president has some. here what what happens with jay leno as you know miller been on many times. jay will come in and rap with you. comes on in with jeans and spirit and motorcycle stuff and he says look this is what we have want to do. obama got his guys threatened a formulate what they want to say. i'm telling you i don't think it's an accident that the survivor thing after you said it was used. but i could be wrong. >> i do. i just think jay -- listen, jay likes obama. is he fond of him, i think. he likes having presidents on the show. quite frankly, i'm sure they feed h

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a neat job. >> reporter: denny knows how it feels, denny took over the same route from his dad dale,helmer when charles retired after 43 years. in fact a helmer has delivered the mail nonstop for 110 years. >> kind of a neat feeling. my dad did it. grandfather did it. now my son is basically doing the same route. makes you feel warm inside, you know. >> reporter: do you ever when you are here feel your dad or grandfather or your great grandfather looking down at you and making sure -- >> kind of funny. i think about it on the route. what would grandpa have done. great grandpa worked this. he was here and went down the same roads. he knows the families. their grandparents. so, pretty cool. >> wow. >> no pressure there. if he has got a son, right? can't break that. >> in the blood there. and interesting too, apparently first started delivering the mail in the town, 60 mailboxes. now 500. they have seen the times change. all in the family. very cool. >> we're squg you on facebook would you pass on your job to your son or daughter? what do you think? do you want your child to be at some

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