i work well with dennis. about eight years ago8 years ago dennis invited me to join the dnta. i have worked with dennis closely not just on how well he writes, but on issues involving housing and development in the neighborhood. i want to reiterate and support what danny just said and i want to point out how well he works across groupsch he's really very good at within dtna and putting together committees to analyze issues before us that have differing opinions. he made sure that everybody was in the room. i think that a lot of what people talk about when they talk about planning process has an under current of politics. dennis is unwaiveringly fair. i can't think of a better person for the commission. i think he will support, i think it's unfortunate that he couldn't serve with bill sugaya. but in replacing him, it's a wonderful addition to the planning commission and a great addition to the planning within the san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is allen martinez speaking for myself. i have known mr. richards for 20 years. we met in boxing class. so we go ba

>> so investigators put denny under surveillance.computer store where he worked. he took a cigarette break every 45 minutes but was careful to keep the evidence. >> when he smoked his cigarette, he would put out the butt and put the butts in his pocket so they could not be collected. >> two days passed, and investigators finally got a break. just after a brief rainstorm, denny came outside to smoke, but this time he did something different. >> he walked around and then all of a sudden began spitting on the sidewalk. not once, not twice, but six times. >> because of the rain, the saliva was sitting on top of the rain water making it easy to collect. and the barrier helped reduce contamination. >> it was very easy to designate where it was. >> the same as testing for a hair or blood stain or semen stain. >> the results left no doubt. the unknown dna from corey parker's apartment belonged to robert denny. >> the fact that he denied ever having been in her apartment made this evidence all the more incriminating. >> and there was one othe

dennis is known for his work with the heritage. i would love to have him on the board now but now he's going to a higher purpose. it's notable that dennis was among the first members to reach out to me in san francisco and i'm happy to say that we were able to work together very effectively regarding both articles 10 and 11 of the planning code with historic preservation in the city and recently in the landmark district nomination which was highly contentious at the time and dennis was the key figure in the community to act as a liaison in the preservation community and supervisor wiener and the vocal groups who were very concerned about designation at the time and formed a compromise that everyone could live with and the most detractable decisions now have embraced the landmark district status and taken advantage of it's incentives. his historic preservation and experience is i am mpeccable and great he's able to fill the large shoes of commissioner sugaya. thank you very much. >> i have known dennis for many years and worked with

i think that's good dennis. to the point that you are today, you know, your doctors, your trainers i made out their names in hawaiian so we have their hawaiian names. everyone is going to have hawaiian names on the table. >> thank god for the internet. >> see, that's the dennis that i know. >> dennis was born on maui and then we moved to the big island. living in hawaii you're surrounded by water and dennis very much loved the water. in high school he surfed a lot. in fact he almost didn't graduate because he kept skipping school. >> if the surf was up i was gone. >> see ya. >> my father was 82nd airborne and he was a p.o.w. for a while. when my father died it was very hard on dennis. and i think part of him wanted to carry on with that to make his grandfather proud. >> that was combat engineer. that's what i went into the army for. i decided that i have a family now. less of a combat role. so i changed to truck driver. i thought, nothing ever happens to them. unless you're in a war zone. we ran convoys at night

item 2: [appointment, planning commission - dennis richards] motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisors', supervisor david chiu, nomination of dennis richards to the planning commission, term ending july 1, 2018. clerk of the boardd charter, section 4.105, provides that this nomination is subject to approval by the board of supervisors and shall be the subject of a public hearing and vote within 60 days from the date the nomination is transmitted to the clerk of the board. if the board fails to act on the nomination within 60 days of the date the nomination is transmitted to the clerk then the nominee shall be deemed approved. transmittal date: july 18,sf 21234 item 3: [appointment, board of appeals - bobbie wilson] motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisors', supervisor david chiu, nomination of bobbie wilson to the board of appeals, term ending july 1, 2018. clerk of the boardd charter, section 4.106, provides that this nomination is subject to approval by the board of supervisors and shall be the subject of a public hearing and vo

regarding appointing dennis richards, i wholeheartedly support him. he's a first neighborhood class activist. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is grace shanahan, from the strong builders association. he's unable to be here to speak in support of commissioner moore's reappointment to the planning commission. kathrin moore's professional background as an architect sphere heads her focus in the decision making process. once she's comfortable with a project she's able to convince all of the participants and neighbors that a design height of a particular project is appropriate. commissioner moore has invested thousands of hours in the planning, design and rezoning processes that have played out in these chambers over these years. she can with experienced hand guide especially those that lack professional background. there will be commissioners who support a project's good design, but with commissioner moore's level of skill and expertise she's able to convince the neighbors eloquently that a project is well des

i found in dennis richardson an open minded person that has a wealthy of experience that is going to add value to the planning commission, in fact, all 3 of the commitments that president chiu has named are excellent choices. and i'm going to, you know, express my appreciation to president chiu for bringing those especially the two new nominees to us for consideration >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> mr. chair my apologies i forgot to mention president chiu thank you for ending the dry spell on the commission in terms of not having an lgbt commissioner he know that there are more than one high profile commissioned that have no lgbt positions. i know that both mayor ed lee and president chiu have been going out ever their way to recruit lgbt candidates to thank you >> supervisor campos. >> i'm happy to port in nomination i know there are a number of people to lobby to get candidates like the one we've seen but that effort paid off and that, you know, we ended up with the individuals we have. i think having a member of the lgbt community especially on the planning commission is some

just leave her alone and leave me alone, dennis. finally, happy birthday, dennis!and applause ] sorry i had to yell at you. and thanks for helping me put in my air conditioner. i'm glad it didn't kill anyone when it fell out the next day. and happy birthday to everyone, whether it's your birthday or not. we'll be right back -- [ cheers and applause ] -- with ricky gervais. ♪ they say as a boy mr. clean really looked up to his grandmother who was stronger than people twice her size. and that strength inspired his incredibly powerful liquid muscle. it's got 2 and a half times more power in every drop, to lift tough dirt with less scrubbing. no matter where you use it. and with its auto stop nozzle almost nothing is wasted. yep, sure made grandma proud. mr. clean liquid muscle. proving that when it comes to clean there is only one mr. (vo) you know that dream... where you're the hero? hey... you guys mind warming this fella up for me? i'm gonna go back down, i saw some recyclables. make it happen with verizon xlte. find a car service. we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidt

dennis and i have served on the market octavia cac. he's a great colleague, always collegial and looking for the best answers for the entire community. while he was president of the triangle association and i was president and continue to be a member of the mission dolores neighborhood association. once again it was a pleasure to work with him even when we held differing views. he was always attentive and listened carefully. i think it's very important his experience, intelligence and judgment that he asks period tinent questions and tradeoffs and compare sons and creative in finding innovative solutions. as the new chairman of the new transbay cac, i look forward to coming to him for guidance. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is dawn tren oris, the neighborhood association and member of the neighborhood network. i'm thrilled to be here to speak and support kathrin moore. i have that had pleasure of working with the commissioner for many years now and so much has been said about her qualifications and about her experi

he was gone. >> but dennis is not dead. merely stunned. how did he get here?esert dust. >> everybody was in shock. i mean, it was a moment of total oh, my god, what do we do. >> dennis is not out of danger. he struggles to get free of the wreckage before dripping fuel can ignite the helicopter. >> i'm going to die if i don't get out of this quickly, if it catches on fire. >> he quickly shuts off the fuel lines, then amazingly, he crawls out of the chopper, shaken but only slightly hurt. >> he actually wasn't even hurt that bad. a few cuts on the face and couple of teeth knocked out, i understand. >> the chopper has not fared as well. >> the helicopter was totaled, completely totaled. unusable. >> within an hour, a rueful dennis is not just walking and talking, he's giving the news conference he had always hoped to avoid. dennis, the safety evaluator, has to assess his own performance and realizes where he had gone wrong. he had forgotten one adjustment to his program and had fallen victim to the high density altitude at the airfield that day. >> as soon as i s

and also support dennis richards to the other commission. we worked back in 2011 and found him to be very honorable. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, supervisors, rich haas, resident and business commission and support kathrin moore and mr. richards. the planning commission is by far the most time consuming commission in the city. it's not just the thursday hearing. it could have 10 items, 14. any amount of items. on friday you get your brief for each item. that's a lot of reading, a lot of research, site visits, locations, visiting with neighbors. catherine has done this for eight years and shhh e wants to do this for another term. kudos to kathrin moore. it's a lot of work here. kathrin moore as an architect brings a fairness to this commission. we've worked with her for many years. whether it's neighborhood issues, citywide planning, she's excellent in these neighborhoods and understanding the planning codes with all the new amendments, that takes a huge amount of time and understanding. her urban planning. as talked about earl

in terms of every imagineal air force issue and historic preservation and formula retail dennis is an amazing hard worker that dives into the details he will be a very, very well prepared commissioner on day one will take the time we know that planning commission is not glaushz he'll learn the facts. i'll also is this dennis and i don't ago on every issue but we've worked through them he's a professional person who understands you try to find common ground and times when you can't agree what we had you san diego it's okay it's a democracy so i'm proud to support this nomination >> supervisor yee. >> i share supervisor wiener's statements. i found in dennis richardson an open minded person that has a wealthy of experience that is going to add value to the planning commission, in fact, all 3 of the commitments that president chiu has named are excellent choices. and i'm going to, you know, express my appreciation to president chiu for bringing those especially the two new nominees to us for consideration >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> mr. chair my apologies i forgot to mention pres

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that's what germany's bundesbank is saying to the new york fed we explain coming right up and then dennis gartman is alive on the show today he's giving us his expert perspective on job growth and the future of the u.s. economy and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing valuation test bubbles and how soccer player hummus rodriguez's eight million euro price tag serves as a warning to us all that would have looked like the wording it all starts right now . with. our lead story today german gold now recently germany has been actively trying to repatriate its gold which has been stored for safe keeping at foreign banks in new york london and paris however getting their gold back from the new york fed has proven to be a tad more difficult than expected the bulk of germany's gold reserves are parked in the manhattan bolts of the federal reserve and recently the german government has been moving to get back much of its gold now back in january germany's central bank the bundesbank announced that it plans to repatriate all three hundred seventy four tons of gold that it had sto

. >> dennis hunt is trying to come to grips with sister's murder. he said she gave much of her life to helping others including the man accused of gunning her down. >> i'm kind of angry the gentleman did it i want to know why. >> dennis hunt's little sister, 49-year-old theresa hunt is gone, shot dead at the hantsz of richard plotts. he says his sister was one of the youngest of nine siblings and loomed large in the family. they called her mother teresa a. >> people remember my sister as someone strong and stands up for what she believes in. and good-hearted. >> these are crime scene photos of the bloody aftermath. a broken window scattered by one of ten shots fired in the small psychiatric office at mercy fitzgerald. investigators say plotts that suffered from mental illness was angry the hospital posted signs it was gun free. he allegedly pulled his weapon and shot his caseworker hunt in the head and turned the gun on his psychiatrist dr. lee silverman that suffered a grays wound and quickly pulled his own gun and shot blots multiple time. distric

dennis van roekel wyatt is on a dunk and need to step down? >> guest: i think the real story is not new but why and educators across this country are so frustrated. they are frustrated with billion-dollar high-stakes testw taking 30% of all the teaching time with students. they are frustrated with 12 years of no child left behind all due to testing, a failed accountability system that is not close the gap and is creating a greater inequity than ever before and they are frustrated with a whole new onslaught of teacher evaluations where 70% of teachers are evaluated on test scores of students they don't teach. i think that's welling think that's willing up and they are looking for leadership to say we are going in the wrong direction and we should change this. >> host: you talk about years of frustration. what was the tipping point for this but that happened in the >> guest: i think the california case. >> host: if you can explain that case. >> guest: is a a case where students brought forward a lawsuit saying that they were not getting what the

as dennis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina.is wife into the culvert. a local resident captures the terrifying ordeal on camera. claudia is already pulled out of the tunnel, but dennis is still inside trying to reach his wife. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. and i reached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw me a rope, i would

. >> joining me now just back from the mexican border is dennis lynch. thanks for coming back and you put together a remarkable video. you have seen this, not just recently over the course of the past several years as you documented the immigration crisis. what troubles you the most? >> my most recent visit was life changing. i have seen so many things take place in my last visit a couple of weeks ago. with four children, i am concerned. our country has fallen off of the cliff. from a disease stand point, hundreds of thousands of people crossed the border and they are not checked for any diseases and we are starting to see border patrol agents first ones to be affected. last night a border patrol agent was hospitalized for bacteria pneumonia and it will hit america square in the face in staept. the schools are not prepared for this. and i have been to the boarder and i talk to schools where i live. they are looking at me like a deer in head light. most americans don't know what is taking place. and so we'll get hit hard with that. we are at the border pa

. >> reporter: dennis hunt's little sister is gone. shot dead at the hands of richard plot. he saids sister was one of the youngest of nine siblings, but she loomed large in the family. they called her mother teresa. >> she stands up for what thebles in, and good -- what she believes in, good hearted. >> these are crime scene photos, a broken window shattered by the ten shots fired, plotts was angry the hospital posted signs the hospital was gun free. he shot his case worker in the head, he pulled a gun on the doctor, who pulled his own gun and shot plottss if you meant. >> when you're -- full time. when you're coming into a facility and you have bullets in your pocket and revolver if your waistband, your intend to reload. >> reporter: dr. silverman prevented further carnage. >> the fact that the doctor was armed was incredible, but he did. >> reporter: detectives searched richard plotts apartment, and more guns were found. dennis hunt doesn't understand why his sister was shot, especially after a nun at mercy fitzgerald told him this. >> she said she's done so much for me,

dennis michael lynch, you're doing the country an important job.ou have the most amazing video, firsthand knowledge. >> you're doing a good job? you know why? none of the other networks will put me on, but fox and you will. >> dennis, thank you very much. dennis michael lynch. >>> how far will the israelis go to defend themselves against the relentless rocket attacks? i'll ask. >>> and jon voight is here, and he's got a call for americans to save our country. twist. stay with us. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins to help support your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low due

dennis gartman of the gartman letter. let's trade ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. >> is this your own adventure? >> stronger number? weaker number? blps to the market? you choose the. >> i like that. a stronger meaning the employment situation seems to be -- >> better, yes. >> i think the s&p bounces. i think to beak's point, it's a continued sell-off in the market. i'm still in the camp that the russell today was the tell, the transports will be next followed by the s&p. >> i think if we have a stronger number tomorrow, bonds definitely sell off. that's a problem for the spark. a lot of the financial engineering is based on the fact that companies can borrow very cheap. the that dries up, you have a tough time making new highs. >> i think guy is right here, if you see a better number, people will think overall, things are getting better. you'd rather buy a market that's getting better. i i do think the sentiment to dennis' point is wimpering out. >> i see few scenarios where the market is up baked on the number. very fe

[chuckling] ow, that really hurts, dennis. [beeping] you're back with dennis?eah, i'm back with dennis. don't look at me with your eyebrows all up. it's so annoying. oh, yes, i'm annoying, not the man who honked your boobs on the jumbo screen. that was before. and it was the playoffs.

we're joined by dennis kucinich.ight surprise some of the people who are listening and watching right now, the former congress member who lives in washington right now. what are you doing in almedalen? about thisfound out amazing event here and had to see it for myself. can you imagine where people of every political persuasion come together in an open space from a freely discussing and debating in a sense of joy, i a festival? i believe what is happening here has the potential to catch on all around the world in terms of improving political dialogue and improve -- enabling people to try to find a way to reach common ground. >> joy and politics you say? >> absolutely. there should be. the fact that we don't have that is a testimony to our disconnecting from our own hearts, whatever it is we desire. life should not be a funeral march to the grave. we should have the capacity for being up to lift up not just a dialogue, but each other in a greater cause of nationhood. when you see the kind of conflict that happens in t

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:55 saturday morning you're looking at satellite and radar which shows a batch of moisture pushing through central pennsylvania this morning. this is pushing off toward the southeast. moving quickly at 25 miles per hour. always the continues to travel east and push into the far western suburbs, the air is dry out here. a lot of this will evaporate before it reaches the ground. we're expecting a few showers out there. for a better prospective, let's go closer here. we're checking showers to make it toward the western suburbs here, but, again, most of this will evaporate, so the bark is a little bit worse than the bike. this is places in lancaster, reading, and as far north as allentown that can see a brief, passing shower. otherwise, from 9:00, to 10:00, it's a nice comfortable day. we won't see anything more than sun and clouds. lunch lunchtime, 82. # p.m., 86 gradual increase in humidity and increase in sun and clouds. >> if you like the look but

dennis hunt spoke loveingly about his sister's teresa. investigators say richard plotts who suffers from mental illness was angry the hospital posted signs it was gun free. he pulled his weapon and shot his case worker hunt in the head and turned the gun on dr. lee silverman, his intended target. he suffered a graze wound, but pulled his own gun and shot platts multiple times. dennis hunt doesn't understand why his sister was shot especially after a nun from mercy fitzgerald told him this. >> she said she's done so much for me, i owe her so much. it makes it all the harder. >> hunt said his younger sister was one of nine siblings, they loomed large in the family. they called her mother trees is a. >> -- teresa. >>> someone who was strong and stands up for what she believes in and good hearted. >>> chad perdelli will have more on the investigation into the shooting coming up at 9:30. >> new at 9:00 a.m., penn state's new athletic director is expected to be announced. eric barren is holding a press conference at noon at beaver stadium. dave

. >> item 59 a a motion to approve the president of the board of supervisors president chiu dennis richard to the planning commission. >> thank you president chiu. >> thank you, madam chair for this second names for the planning commission i wanted to identify someone who had impeccable experience dennis has served for 8 years in the triangle association and through that has worked critically closely with the community and other neighborhood groups we as a body twice approved him on the market octavia and also with the eureka association w and a friend of the market value that secured the harvey milk camera shop and was the treasurer of san francisco heritage and in the community also served on the board of the deploring services organization. mr. richard has a tremendous respiration of fighting for the neighborhoods and historic preservation and also is someone who has a long reputation of working well and trying to bring district voices together and with that, ask for your support and want to thank the rules committee for their unanimous recommendation of mr. richard >> thank you, superv

gartman publisher of the gartman letter so first and foremost dennis thank you and welcome back to the show but you know the u.s. economy seems to be picking up steam and last week we saw that job growth averaged two hundred seventy two thousand per month last quarter and private payrolls three month average of two hundred twenty five thousand jobs is near post-crisis highs so here's the question are you upbeat on the u.s. economy. yes i am i'm actually reasonably upbeat on the economy it's not just jobs that i pay attention to i pay attention to what's going through our various ports here in the united states i pay very good attention to what's going on with tax revenues there are many things that i have learned to count upon but but i know this people don't pay taxes on profits they think they're going to make they don't pay taxes on jobs they hope they're going to have they don't pay taxes on money they think they might get people pay taxes on profits that are made hours that are worked and taxes are. to the federal government and to almost every state government by about eight perc

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> fire gutted a limo in northern california. ment driver got out before flames anticipate smoke desperated the vehicle. he said -- decimated the vehicle. he said the engine were on fire. when he tried to put it out himself, he said the flames became too intense. >>> a wildfire destroyed several homes in sacramento, california. residents in the line of fire are in shelters. winds are sweeping the blaze across 600 acres of rugged terrain. it's not known what started fire. the good news strairntion are rallying -- strangers are rallying together to get help for all the evacuees. of it is now, 7:43, it's shaping up to be a nice day so far. >> reporter: we'll have showers early, but later on today it will be a nice day. there's the center city skyline, you can the clouds lowering and thickening and becoming darker. we have showers approaching from the west. after 10:00 a.m. or so, give or take all this activity should be out of here. the majority of the day will look and feel nice. 69 degrees at the 7:00 a.m. hour in philadelphia. de

i'm dennis o'donnell and can i'm dennis o'donnell and can hunter pence give so i get invited to quiteamily gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh weird. seriously? what? they're magically delicious! one win all year... >> as crazy as the giants season has been. the most eye popping number is that matt cane had just one win all year. the as had not committed an error against the giants until yoenis cespedes bobbled joe's base hit. a 1-0 giants lead. matt cane's only one came way back may 15. he had a home run to stephen vogt. he throw it back. hunter

. >> reporter: dennis has trouble moving, he says his service in vietnam and exposure to agent orange left him for several health problems, including ms and two heart attacks. now he is fighting another battle with the va. he says there are long delays in constant run arounds with his claims. >> i think it is deplorable. >> reporter: va pension and compensation claims are processed at this wissonoming facility, a new target of the latest scandal. problem are focus of the congressional hearing that included testimony from the whistle blower who says veterans died waiting for claims to be processed and that mail from vets was destroyed. another whistle blower who works inside the facility says that staff cooked the books, manipulating dates to cover up backlogs. >> our system is so messed up. >> reporter: whistle blowers say staff was bull mid to neglecting vets to meet processing quotas. investigators found a high rate have of errors but how many clear how many vets like dennis were affect. >> i think it is horrendous. it is awful what they have done to these poor men and women who hav

elaine dennis home destroyed all of our clothes and everything was in that house. we have nothing. my mom had just got paid. i had just went and did a little house sitting job and got paid. all our money got burned, my cell phone, we don't know if we're going to have a phone, we don't have clothes. my pets, i could save but their food was in the house. elaine was able to save the family dog but her other pets didn't make it. elaine i couldn't handle the smoke anymore and i still ahd guinnie pigs and hamsters in my room and i came running outside and i tried to tell the fire department and i just found out that they didn't even try to go inside to save them. and, i was getting burned by the fire and i have burned places on my dress from it. elaine was scared her dad was hurt. elaine he's about to undergo neck surgery so when he first came inside, all i heard was screaming and i couldn't make out what he was saying and i thought he fell and might have really hurt his neck. celebrations happened around the country and the bay area today. in honor of our nation's independence day. kron