dennis did the rest. all i do is move him. >> for two weeks, bishop's body lay decomposing in the basement. >> and we got air fresheners and put it all through the house. believe me, our house smelled like decomposing body with a bunch of fragrance because you can't cover that smell. >> baringer later told a friend about the murder, and he tipped off police. she admits to her role in the crime and is also attempting to reach a plea deal on charges of complicity to murder, tampering with evidence, and possession of forged documents. baringer and hall admit to stealing bishop's disability and social security checks to fund drug addictions. >> that one act, it took five minutes. took my whole life. >> but they are not the only ones at louisville metro whose lives have been profoundly altered by the murder of bishop. >> man on the walk. first thing i wanted to do was take justice into my own hands, but i've decided against that. >> bishop's brother is one of the jail's correctional officers. >> there were tim

dennis: right here.this past week that should have sent crude oil dramatically higher. everybody thought this was going to be four or five or six weeks in duration. you have traced out this head and shoulders top is a reasonable risk reward trade. everyone seems to be bullish crude oil. i want to sell it. tom: let's go back to the charts to show how we have done this. we have really tried to do this right. there is the head and shoulder. the shoulder over here. the head. this is the bowtie. that is an important part of technical analysts. is everyone on a one-way way that higher, and you are going against that? tend to bemercials short the large traders. whenever i am trading, cotton or bonds or crude oil, i will tend to go with the hedgers. nejra: i understand with the technicals why you are short on crude, but what about longer-term if you look about fundamentals? is it still a downward trajectory? dennis: i think there is so much crude still to be found. abovee you get the vti $55, that is incredibly

they reunited and dennis proposed this time. >> he asked me again to mary him. i was excited about it at first until i went home to tell my parents. and they did not approve of that at all. >> reporter: dennis' family had by then moved away. and when he joined the army and she left for college, the two lost touch. as karen's father kept intercepting his letters and calls. >> i went through hell to be wi we couldn't. >> reporter: so both moved on. married other people. had other children of their own. and for 50 years they lived separate lives across the country, without a single message or call. >> i just thought that he had forgotten all about me. i didn't hear from him. >> but i didn't. >> reporter: he hadn't forgotten for more than five decades. then three years ago, when a friend sent dennis an invitation to the social network, linkedin, still on his mind was karen. >> there she was the third person down. i smacked my hands together and said that's my lady. >> reporter: he called the next day and married two days after meeting again in person. dennis, long d

. >> and the man encouraging them to reach their financial dreams is bunny ranch owner dennis hoff.re all of you getting good response out of the chat room? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> known as daddy d., dennis is a self-made millionaire, a relentless self-promoter and sales trainer to his working girls. >> i want everybody to kind of go out of their way to welcome people. because you know our clients are scared. so the second you walk into the room for the lineup, turn on the big smile. welcome to the bunny ranch, right? what's next, suzette? >> we have a lot of nice presents for everybody. >> madam suzette is dennis' business partner, and has been for nearly 24 years. >> the top bunny of the week goes to caressa. >> good job, caressa. >> thank you. >> this is my family. and my job as the head of the family is to make people's lives better. i think i'm an amazing business partner. i'm a lover. i'm a lot of things to a lot of people. it depends on the girl. >> so you date your girls? >> i date working girls, absolutely. >> are you a pimp? >> well, in the strictest sense, yeah. i'm a

stop it, dennis!to abbey sammett of new york, new york. may the wind catch your sails and pull you into the port of happiness. [ laughter ] dennis! i have a message for your weird cousin, brett, who is always hanging around the building. brett! i'm not going to invest $1,000 in your new app, so stop asking me. you know why? because i don't think there's a market of people who want to rent fish from your aquarium. [ laughter ] finally, happy birthday, brett. i had a great weekend with your rainbow fish, charles, and your puffer, nemo. they were great rates and they're good fish. [ cheers and applause ] and happy birthday, everyone, whether it's your birthday or not. we'll be right back with todd barry. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ go slow. ♪ come on mom! ♪ let's go! ♪ mom! slow down! for the ones who keep pushing. always unstoppable. why do people put why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactai

the traders have one name in mind >>> later, one of the biggest bitcoin bears on wall street, dennis gartman, is here. he's got a big warning for retail investors >>> first we start with chaos on capitol hill as it took down stocks again, the dow sinking and ending the day down triple digits this as protesters in d.c. has emerged as uncertainty swirls around the final draft of the tax bill ylan mui is on capitol hill for us tonight >> reporter: scott, this is really democrats' last stand to try to block this tax bill they stormed office buildings here on capitol hill today they were chanting "tax the rich, not the sick." they also said, "kill this bill, don't kill us. we saw the protesters sitting down on the floor, trying to block the entrances to lawmakers' offices they were blocking the hallways as well. we saw several people getting arrested, about 300 protesters at all were expected here today. they were targeting lawmakers who represent swing districts, republicans who might be representing purple districts. for democrats, this is really now more about just the tax bill they no

host: talking with steven dennis at bloomberg news. first, there are reports that mississippi republican senator cochran has been dealing with health issues himself. has not chaired a hearing in several months, may be stepping down early next year. what have you heard? guest: yeah. they've been pretty coy as to how long he is going to stay in the senate. he, clearly, is not nearly as vigorous as he was in previous years. on the senate floor you can see him with an aide sort of telling him what the votes are. he has voted incorrectly and then had to be corrected and voted the other way. after his aide told him what he was voting on. it's been a tough road for him the last period of time. now, if he does wait until january 1 or probably more likely after the omnibus spending package, which he -- his committee is in charge of, then that has some advantages for mitch mcconnell. that would mean that there would be the special election to replace him would not take place until november instead of earlier if he were to step down in december t

host: we are talking to stephen dennis of bloomberg news. fat cochran has been dealing with health issues. he has not shared a hearing in several months. maybe stepping down early next year. what have you heard? guest: they have been pretty coy as to how long he will stay in the senate. he is clearly not nearly as vigorous as he was in previous years. in the senate floor, you can see aideithin aid -- with an telling him what the vote is. he has voted incorrectly and then had to be corrected. road foren a tough him. if he does wait until january 1 or more likely after the omnibus spending package, which is of, that is in charge has some advantages for mitch mcconnell. the special election to replace him would not take place until november instead of earlier. earlier,e to step down there would be an earlier special election. if you have these special elections, yet another seat up, that we have just seen with roy moore in alabama, no seat can be taken for granted. host: your other headline with regard to the robert mueller investigation and wh

i'm ashley johnson reporting for chasing news. >> let's bring in an expert, dennis strengths me. welcome to chasing news. >> something on the tax cut is a long time coming. i'm happy to see. >> what impact you expect? wall street is reacting in a positive way. as of the impact a policy like this are just positive feelings of expectation? >> it works on two levels. one is that middle-class taxpayers will have a next 60 billion they got back, the more important thing is how it makes people feel, how businesses feel, you already see when you have a change in heart how you feel stocks rise and economy grows. before trump is an office economy grew a lesson 2% per year for ten years. suddenly, where having a 50% higher growth than before. is 3% higher. that will build. >> how does this impact the little guy. some say between 40 and 75000 of income being cut up to 37% that will be seen almost immediately when the withholding roles change. how is there such a gap between the favorability opinion of the president and what could be a windfall of income? >> we overlook our personal benefit

here again, dennis murphy. >> whose boss kills someone else's husband? care, affair or no affair. there was no affair. who kills someone else's husband? >> reporter: hemy neuman was a killer. that's what the prosecutor told the jury, what his alleged mistress told the jury. even hemy neuman said he did it, a police detective testified. >> he admits to the shooting, correct? >> yes. >> reporter: hemy neuman's defense attorney says their client shouldn't go to prison because the 48-year-old engineer, outwardly so calm and rational had one more secret to confess. he had been tormented by demons since he was a boy. defense attorney bob rubin -- >> mr. neuman's problems really began years ago and they went undiagnosed over the course of his lifetime. and, as a result, he got progressively worse. >> reporter: and the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other than rusty's wife, andrea. she had stoked the fire. ad she knew that what she set out to do with somebody who was sick, that she had accom

. >> this is dennis rizzo. >> you see how the needles are nice and green. >> and this is his permanent christmas tree. >> i call it my baby. >> the now massive 25' high fur started its life 15 years ago in dennis's living room. >> i wanted to get a real tree to put it in the house for christmas with the roots on. >> after christmas the navy veteran planted it. >> it was nice and round so i knew it was going to be a beautiful tree if it grew. >> that's what it did. bigger and bigger e each new branch strengthening that bond between man and nature. >> i've got to put it in the will you can't cut the tree down. i wish i could get the lights on it it's too tall and too expensive to put lights on him by himself. >> so for another year the lights will have to stay inside. still no distraction from dennis' pride and joy outside just a few feet away. >> grow for me all these years. that's part of my family. >>> a lot of moving pieces in howard bernstein's forecast. >> a lot of cold. tomorrow's going to be a warm day. we're back in the rain already andrea. moving in in texas. through areas in t

. >> and how about dennis rodman the worm become something of free lance dip nat retirement and wants more trump top sign him up as peace envoy in korea these guys are tight. and during an interview in beijing, we know kim jong-un and dennis rodman are buddies and he claims he's perfect man top push for peace and he said president trump and kim jong-un are pretty much the same people rodman calls him the marital. >> and by the way let's be hop fest anybody can break through kim jong-un it's dennis rodman, do it, mr. president. >> there you go. >> that was perfect timing. >> we showed you roy moore riding to polls today to vote for himself and has not taken long for roy moore horse to get his own twitter account. one of the tweets. roy moore horse writes i did not choose this life please if he wins i'll ride me he into washington and scared of cars. moore's horse named sassy and this is not the first time he road during the primary election as well. >> jm i want to point out horse twitter was up in arms over this. >> it's amazing bs, isn't it? >> they were very angry an i have to agree

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dennis gartman called at it silliest trade in the market >>> plus dan is warming up to pitch the one stock he's calling a screaming buy. we'll give you a hint. it's up 35% from its recent lows, the name when "fast money" returns. cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and for a limited time get a $100 reward card. call 1-800-directv. >>> welcome back to "fast money. time for an instant replay back in july, dan said at&t was headed higher. >> it looks like it just made a new 52-week low today. it's got some support, down about 10%. with that 5.5% dividend yield, i see 10% worst case scenario downside over the next year. that dividend yield is a nice cushion. at 36 bucks, i think you buy at&t i bought some today. >> it's been a bumpy ride for the stock but still up 8% since that call. >> i'm in the same outfit, by the way. >> i think at the time, you

. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats alan cranston, john glenn, donald riegle and dennis3 million in donations. edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off the hook eventually

we will find out from dennis, what they had to give up to bring him here.>>> a crush of cardboard piling up in homes and apartments. recyclers cannot keep up with the packaging and the crackdown on sloppy recycling habits. ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ energy upgrade california, will let us shine. ♪ dennis is here to tell us >>> it still hurts when you look at the numbers, the giants lost 98 games last season and promised changes in october.>> dennis is here to tell us about a slugger that will put -- >> change everything. >> he is 32 years old, how old are you? >> i don't play baseball. >> after failed attempts ford giancarlo stanton, the giants pulled the trigger for a home run henner. they got -- hit her, they got one goria. a three-time all

>> in tonight's money matters, the biggest insider stock trading case ever. >> investment banker dennisrofits by gaining advanced knowledge of 54 pending takeovers. then from a phone booth, he'd call an accomplice in the bahamas who would buy stocks in the names of two dummy corporations in panama. >> it was the first time the s.e.c. has been able to nail down insider trading by one of wall street's big deal makers. somebody with a million dollar a year salary which apparently wasn't enough. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> plea bargaining is now under way with dennis levine. authorities might be able to develop a list of new suspects. >> we start the investigation, and once his lawyer advised him that his interest to cooperate, he would give you the information. to him, it was just another deal. >> i think the judge made it clear that he would have given a heavier sentence except for the cooperation. >> dennis levine was one guy doing insider trading and that's not something that's new. but what dennis levine did is what led to ivan boesky. >> ivan boesky has

cape may, wildwood snow there, dennis, the darker shades of purple are a steadier snow. these are large chip-style snow flakes. corbin city in the snow. winslow, probably feeling some sprinkles out there. this entire system stretching all the way back into georgia and alabama has to make its way through our area. this is how we'll kind of time it out for you. look at this, it stays stuck to the south for much of the night. 10:00, still delaware and south jersey. 1:30 in the morning, delaware and south jersey. 5:00 in the morning, we're into philadelphia. we get in at 9:30, we're into the suburbs. that's where steve is going to pick it up. we'll find out how much snow is going to fall in the suburbs. >> this storm is a southern slider. areas to the south and southeast east get the most, and areas to the north and west which typically see more snow than the coast will see less snow. the radar network is dry. by 11:00, if you're heading out to dinner tonight you have nothing to worry about. get errands done. now let's say about 6:00 a.m., that snow line along the 202 parkwa

get there sooner. >>> we're back with dennis muilenburg ceo, chairman of boeing.to get man on mars first? you or elon musk >> we are. we're working on rocket with nasa space launch system. 36 stories tall. in final assembly right now, down near new orleans first test shot 2019 slingshot around the moon and eventually go to mars. firmly believe first person to set foot on mars will be on a boeing rocket. >> you're ramping this. >> start flying late this decade and hopeful for mission to mars in next decade >> put this in context mr. musk thinks this is a lay-up for him. you have the same confidence that jim mcinerney had, everyone worried that dreamliner wouldn't get off the ground i hear nothing but it's going to be you. >> we do complex things. you need a new airplane to connect the world, we do that. international space station, putting it in orbit, we've done it we change the world. >> little outfit, aurora flight services that reminds me of autonomous cars and great things we're seeing >> great wave of energy into autonomous systems developed for defense custo

dennis eugen has been detained without charge since february michel a totals release could be a sign of hope. well just how safe is it these days to be a journalist especially an investigative journalist like michelle atoll who reporters without borders has just released its annual report looking at the risks that journalists and bloggers face around the world in some regions trying to report on certain issues can cost you your life this year sixty five journalists and media workers were killed doing their job the most dangerous countries are syria understandably followed by mexico afghanistan iraq and the philippines but what about being able to report freely without risk of repression or persecution well worldwide more than three hundred journalists are being held in prisons and jails right now a large number of them are languishing behind bars in china also in turkey as we've mentioned today many are also being held in iran and in syria. well how far would you go for your country in siberia a group of hearty russians have braved the cold to protest the ban on russia for next year'

right and when you look at the real thing you're going to want to touch it which is exactly what dennis perowne did for the first time today. this. patient. find this tough. notice of. a low grade. pager wanted to show that. perfect. i don't think you feel bad for fracture syndrome but now you rest on the winter's. new to paint the rough exterior skin of the bow and wraps around. some of the roof several sites and one of the slides can be found sitting on the reduced to the right. front page has been sliced from american troops left there is the rough texture of the rock. right. drifting to the left so i think you can well i went past it does the repetition help trick the out so yes crisis and yes it does but they still this was one of the severest variants are you know there's a rough thing here and i don't know what that's represented in your transform i think i think what you're touching is the it's rust in this model but in real life it would be very soft and that sort of pulpy cannot mean anything with e.c. ok that's what i'm hearing and we're making it difficult the second time yo

and sting and several nobel prize winning author is among those who signed a letter calling to free dennis is accused of terrorist propaganda but the german government says that usual has been detained on political grounds and he is not the only one hundreds of human rights workers are behind bars right now in turkey the human rights activist peter lloyd was recently released from prison in istanbul after being detained there for months our reporter charlotte. at his home here in berlin. peter now on his way to germany to reunite with his family after spending nearly four months in a turkish prison and the week census return he's been trying to readjust it's continuities in doing my relaxation exercises which i did before going into prison during prison i'm doing it still it's a lot of talking with friends with colleagues it's also just getting back into normal rhythms like taking care of the children etc they cumin rights activist was teaching a seminar in istanbul when he was unexpectedly detained by turkish authorities during his time in prison he learned to come to terms with the rules

it's phenomenal it's why it's way better than i was when i was younger meat lover dennis perot since becoming blind later in life he gave up visiting museums until today a neuroscientist famously proposed that there were nine ways that our brains help us to appreciate visual art but how do you appreciate a painting that you can't see the answer might be here at the san diego museum of art but they're taking an innovative approach to making art accessible to the visually impaired dennis is here to experience a masterpiece specially designed for the visually impaired. museum associate curator michael brown describes the original we're standing in front of one such as ko times masterpiece the still life with quince cabbage cucumber and melon it was painted in sixteen o two into wedo in spain and it is a groundbreaking example of still life painting at the very earliest decorated of the of the seventeenth so what makes it so special this painting was a really pioneering depiction of a three dimensional illusion so he's using in two dimensions he is creating an imaginary tactile experienc

the fayette coach is dennis mitchell, seen here in the green t—shirt.get away with doping because the drugs they use cannot be detected by tests. —— the fired coach. he has a chequered past involving banned substances, and denies he ever suggested any of his current athletes used any drug. but for those fighting for fair sport it is another blow to integrity. we once bought to be credible. we need to do a lot more to try to improve the immediacy of the sanctioning system in order that we are actually making sure that what people see they can believe in. the us anti- doping agency said it is only fair to lead due process occui’ agency said it is only fair to lead due process occur before jumping to any conclusions, but after serving two drugs bans in the past gatlin is rarely afforded the benefit of the doubt. well, speaking to the bbc, the president of wada, sir craig reedie, called on the daily telegraph to hand over their evidence to investigators. and disputed the claims made by gatlin‘s coach, dennis mitchell, that the drugs they use cannot be detec

but i loved dennis. we would have a teleconference at, let's say, 9:00 at night. would call in and say, ok, airline x is going to go bankrupt tomorrow unless we buy eetc's.on of i would say, dennis, what is a eetc? he would try to explain it to me. i said, what would you do? he said, we got to do it. ok, let's go. it was just night after night of this, airline bailouts. we were shutting down airlines around the world because the country had not passed terrorism insurance. and so you are making these decisions. that was like 30 days. right? and then i'm finally thinking -- i'm in fairfield, thinking the sun is going to rise again, phone rings. bob bright is on the phone. he needs to speak to you right away. david: bob bright was? jeffrey: ran nbc. he said tom brokaw just received anthrax in the mail. >> another infection, this time at nbc news in rockefeller plaza. jeffrey: rudy giuliani is in the elevator. they have shut down 16 square blocks around 30 rock. what do you want me to do? i said bob, let me put you on board just for a second. [screams] [laughter] jeff

the fired coach is dennis mitchell, here in the green t—shirt.es could get away with doping because the drugs used could not be detected by tests. mitchell, a former 0lympic medallist with a chequered past involving banned substances denies that he ever suggested that any of his current athletes used any drugs. but for those fighting forfair sport it is another blow to integrity. if we want sport to be credible so we need to do a lot more to improve the immediacy of the sanctioning system in order that we are actually making sure that what people see, they can believe in. the us anti—doping agency said it's only fair to let due process occur before jumping to any conclusions but after serving two drugs bans in the past gatlin is rarely afforded the benefit of the doubt. natalie pirks, bbc news. well earlier i spoke to the president of wada, crag reedie who called on the daily telegraph to hand over their evidence to investigators. and disputed the claims made by gatlin‘s coach and the agent. i hope first of all that the journalist from the telegr

sot dennis tajer, portavoz sindicato de pilotos 0'33 "este problema deja a los pasajeros y a nuestraslimbo, tenemos una gran cantidad de pilotos y tripulaciones que dependen de un horario confiable, al igual que nuestros pasajeros" track: mediante un comunicado la aerolinea dijo lo siguiente: tenemos suficientes pilotos para cubrir los vuelos en diciembre, y le pagaremos a aquellos que estn dispuestos a trabajar en determinados vuelos hasta 150 por ciento ms de lo que ganan por hora . tanto como este estipulado en los contratos. track: sin embargo los expertos no estan tan seguros que el problema pueda ser solucionado a tiempo por eso nos recuerdan que es mejor prevenir que tener que lamentar sot jeanette casselano / portavoz de aaa 1'04 "so if you have a flight booked, you're gonna want to get in touch with the airline as soon as possible to see what your options are. " si usted tiene una reservacion para viajar, debe comunicarse con su aerolinea lo antes posible para saber cuales son sus opciones" track: pero hay quienes, desde ya, estan molestos con la situacion sot raul garcia, pa

. >> dennis estebon is a haitian immigrant. when he came here he felt isolated.unch. now, he is popular. but he has not forgotten that first grade feeling. >> if we don't try to make the change who is going to do it? >> so with friend. dennis started a club called we dine together. >> we dine. >> together. >> we dine. >> together. >> we dine. >> to geltgether. their mission is to make sure no one is starving for company. >> you knew? when did you come here? >> for new kids especially, the club is a godsend. >> gabrielle. >> since it started last year. hundreds of friendships have formed. some, very unlikely. >> you probably are meeting kids you never would meet on the football team. >> he actually quit the football team, gave up all of the perks that come with it so he could spend more times with the club. >> i don't mind not getting a football scholarship. this its what i really want to do. >> just imagine how different your teenage years would have been. >> what is the name? >> if the coolest kids in school decided you mattered. >> got to know each other better

reporters turned up at gatlin's florida base and they spoke to dennis mitchell and roberting wither in an agent who has had dealings with gatlin in the past. it is alleged robert wagner offered them performance enhancing drugs, which they wanted to make their actor in a film they were producing look more like a athlete. mr wagner said he could get testosterone and human growth hormone, both banned substances, from a doctor he used and they could supply the film producer. they talked about how drugs were rampant in athletics and it was said that the drugs they used that they couldn't be tested for. and gatlin has distanced himself, he has fired his coach. what has been the response? he is a divisive figure in the sport. remember he was booed in london when he ran in the 100m before usain bolt‘s last ever race. and he was booed when he lined up in the rio olympics. he is a man who has been twice banned but he has distanced himself from the latest allegations, fired his coach dennis mitchell and posted a denial on his instagram account in which he said i am in the using and have not used

quarter. >>> every year i interview dick ember from wimbledon and he ended the interview by saying, dennis i will save you some strawberries and cream. >> a class act. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all th art your day >>> the late show is next, our

former democratic congressman dennis kucinich urging the party to change its message.d earlier on "america's newsroom." >> we want to bring democrats back who may have voted for donald trump and a way to do that instead of focusing on replacing president trump, and bringing in a president pence, we ought to be focusing on the things that attract people to the democratic party, jobs, wages, healthcare, education, retirement security. that will get people excited about voting democrat. >> david: i am writing notes as fast ace can from dennis little rattled off list there joining us for reaction fox news contributor "washington times" columnist charlie hurt, fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. i got to tell you, watching dennis kucinich rattle off the list, charlie, charlie, charlie, the party of taxes, lower taxes they just voted against them. they wouldn't help. the party of the middle class, the middle class left and the blue wall voted for president trump. really? and all they have got is impeachment and he is a criminal without proof. >> exactly. it's a reremin

i'm gonna introduce you to dennis and judy.they moved to las vegas with their adult son right before the real-estate market crashed. >> we all lived together, and then it was kind of crowded, so i said to judy, i says, "you know, there are condos that are for sale right now -- one bedrooms." we figured we were gonna put my son in that condo. >> vegas is still booming. i mean, everything -- the prices are -- you're paying premium. >> oh, yeah, definitely. >> no question about it. >> definitely. >> so, you know, around 2008, 2009, things started getting bad. >> the values -- they turned completely upside down, and then my son was unable to make the payments. >> so at that point, then, you're making a condo payment, what you're living in, and you're making your son's condo payment. >> correct. >> right. >> so when the prices started bottoming out, did you start contacting the lenders yourself to see if they would help you out? >> well, they just didn't cooperate. >> now, i'm assuming that you had to turn over a lot of your financi

congressman denny heck is joining us. he's a democrat on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining pu us. >> you're welcome. >> so what's your immediate reaction to this report we just got from jim sciutto? >> well, i think what i would say, wolf, is that tomorrow, "time" magazine will be announcing its person of the year award. and if they had a bad idea of the year award, this would get my nomination. this idea is unquestionably, inarguably, absolutely, categorically, unequivocally unconstitutional on its face. >> all right. so you hate this idea. and they're saying it's not going anywhere, let's see. but apparently it was pitched, according to the information that jim sciutto and others are getting. let's get to some other issues in the russia investigation right now, congressman. the lawyer for rick gates, he was indicted along with paul manafort, paul manafort the former chairman of the trump campaign. the lawyer saying that in court yesterday, federal prosecutors have told them that more charges could be coming. so what does that tell you? >> w

trying to pull over a car sink linked to a deadly shooting last week when the 25-year-old driver dennis plowdon took off. an officer was hit before he crashed into parked cars and another officer shot him and said after he made threatening behavior and refused to show his hands. >> we take this very seriously. and use of deadly force we want to show the investigation is conducted appropriately and thoroughly and as we stand now the das office as normal with these types of incidences the case is under review there. >> the the officer hit is recovering and authorities say plowdon does not appear connected to the kensington murder. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a statement tonight on the shooting that reads my prayers are with the family of dennis plowden it's always tragic to lose someone love. i'm relieved there was no injuries to the officer or passenger in the car and they'll do a full investigation and i look forward to them coming to a speedy resolution for the sake of mr. plowden, officers and philadelphia. >> and don guardian will leave office next month and today he lo

dennis makes a fair point. >> you worked closely with him for many years at the state department. >> we've spent most of the last ten years arguing about this issue or that with respect to israeli peace. dennis makes a fair point. if this is the honey as a prelude to the vinegar during an actual negotiation, in other words if the president, the ultimate transactional man really thinks that this is the way to create a situation where no one will now be able to say about donald trump that he is the most pro israeli president since harry true man, well then he is in a position to apply ample amounts of vinegar along with the honey during the course of an actual negotiation. but i'm telling you, wolf, that's straining the bounds of credit duty to the breaking point because that would require a degree of pressure and awkwardness and tension with the government of israel and all of the president's constituencies for whom he did this. i'm not entirely persuaded that you're going to see that kind of follow through. >>

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denny colson, thank you so much for being here. joining me now, byron york, chief political columnist at the washington times in a fox news contributor. adrian, let me start with you. there doesn't seem to be a lot of concern on the democrats side, how did these text messages get out there in the first place and you look back at some of the statements, they were very supportive of looking into having this investigation by the inspector general. they wanted to uncover what could be found out about the hillary clinton investigation. now it seems like they're not too happy with what they found. >> going forward during the campaign, all of us wanted to see a very concerted independent investigation. we wanted to be as unbiased as possible, but in this particular situation, first of all, the text messages are appalling. i'll be the first to say that. they're not ideal. it's never an ideal situation when you see two fbi agents were working on investigating and tried to get to the bottom of whether or not donald trump and his campaign col

>> how's zero, dennis? mean, this feels like -- >> dennis said stephanie, you take that one. >> this feels like a widow maker trade. i mean, just, you got to give respect to jim for being a short seller during this market run. we are now almost at dow 25,000. >> he admitted it, too, by the way. >> so i just find it hard to believe that tesla is a zero, despite some real capital funding challenges, i think those are legitimate conditions, but they've been able to sort of keep the ball rolling and if the model 3 production sort of just comes into line, i just -- i probably would take the opposite side of that >> yeah. it's a big if, if the model 3 production comes in line they haven't made a production number since they've gone public. >> jim took them to task for the new semi, electric semi. he said, look, mercedes has one, they're test driving it right now, what's the big deal there's >> there's a lot of competition in that. tesla is a cult stock, you either believe in the story and buy into it because you

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dennis burman who's financial editor at the "wall street journal.k, managing director and equity portfolio manager at tiaa investments. welcome, everybody now, as the dow closes in on $25,000, the market have been on a tear all year. the s&p is now up 20% year to date we even put it on some hats. they're graphics we could make these, michael maybe only good for a day. the dow up 25% for the year. the nasdaq up 30% in 2017. some of the market milestones as we mentioned today include the nasdaq trading above 7,000 for the first time how about this berkshire, the "a" shares hitting $3 00,000,000 for the ft time today closing up 1%, 40 bucks shy -- no, i'm sorry, with berkshire, i'm always off by a whole order of magnitude off by about $600 from that level. michael, i mean, we're out of adjectives. >> we should probably just close up the market for the year we're at nice round numbers. everybody can remember exactry how much -- >> we could have closed it up in november or october. >> it's true the market right now, today, is doing almost what it's suppo