who is denny ross? >> denny ross. wow.oung kid who got himself in a situation by telling the truth. >> the father says denny was an average, carefree kid, excited about a new job in internet marketing, not a killer. >> personality, demeanor. if he walked in the door, who would we meet? >> you would meet a person who just doesn't stop smiling. it doesn't matter who you are, you'll feel at home when you're around him because he's just got that personality. >> the medical examiner ruled hannah's death a homicide by asphyxiation, saying she was strangled to death. but little else was clear. for instance, the m.e. found semen inside the body during the autopsy, but said it wasn't useful because it had degraded so much in the week when her body lay in the trunk of the car. and then there were what critics saw as investigative lapses. police never checked boyfriend brad oborn's alibi the night she disappeared, never checked her pager records, and never performed a key chemical test of the carpet inside denny's apartment. the lumi

dennis: oh yes, i do. one of my linguist buddies who does the language on the show, got an e-mail a couple of weeks ago and he sent it to me. this was from a guy complaining about pronouns because i think jeff did a segment on a singular they a while ago. in the e-mail basically says, first you give me pronouns and the next thing you know they will come for your freedom of speech. [laughter]. diana: that is such a gooddgh point. [laughter]. silence. [laughter]. dennis: people made this pronoun thing a first amendment issue. dennis: will that's real like in the sense of gordon peterson for example in canada who have built very infringed when he was asked by properly identifying the not really he did like personally care for. and a student in his class, he will feel their rights are being infringed upon or forced their mind is being controlled by the state. dennis: right. you cannot pass a law saying that i have to be nice to you. that's basically what it's saying. the one that is basically why it is signifi

dennis: exactly. as the one leaving this effort, how do you think that nebraska is doing in this flat -- in this fight? -- gov. ricketts: we have 10-person limit. this is a layered approach to how we slowed down the spread of the virus in the state. it's a lot of things that add up over time. i'm going to steal dr. lawler's metaphor with cheese. one sliced is not stop a lot. this is what all of these measures do. last three at the , we, how many cases we have had 25 new cases. that jumped up to 27, 38. the good news is we have three days in a row where we have not seen the number of new cases continue to go off. it is good news we have not reached the point where this is going up in a geometric fashion. we should continue to focus on all of these things. gatherings of more than 10 people. all of the stuff around hygiene, wash your hands often. cough into your elbow, do not touch your hands to your face. all of these things will help us make sure we are part of controlling the spread of the virus in ne

dennis how are you. i'm good we were looking at each other's back drops i sometimes wish that joan rivers was still alive to go through in this raid everybody's home backdrop for their studio now like she used to at the red carpet i have dimaggio over my shoulder and very notice that he said he used to go to yankee stadium with his dad when it was more like an operating theatre where they'd hang over and i have to tell you a quick story very about the dimaggio hits 56 in a row he goes into the locker room after that he gets another 18 he would have it up to 75 games in a row he goes back into the locker all these kids are like almost in tears that they got to play with the great jody a young working goes up so dimaggio sit in front of his locker pissed off with a telegram the kids as joke it's the greatest achievement in the history of baseball we're all blown away you know come come be with us we just want to say we play with georgia badge and bet you on the telegram it's from the heinz corporation and

what does history tell dennis gartman? ofnis: first of all, october 1987 was a one-off circumstance from black friday to black monday and black tuesday and after one month, we were out of that problem. i remember how violent the moves were to the downside and how quickly they reversed. history tells me take a look 1929at 1972 to 1974, and to 1933. the rally in stocks, a bounce predicated on the models everywhere will soon run its course, and if we look at history, markets tend to bounce from their lows and then go back and test those lows again and again, and then get quiet before we see sustained strength. my fear is that we will see the lows in march, i am afraid we will see them again. tom: dennis, congratulations on your call of gold and yen, without question the trade of the year. mr. gartman is very non-retired. we will come back with a very nonretired's evita -- savita subramanian. bloomberg.this is ♪ ♪ good morning, everyone, bloomberg "surveillance." it has been an extraordinary day. our team is spread out across

we all hunted all the time dennis remembered. the country was full of wild game, dense with vegetation and swampy. we could track a bear, deer or wolf for miles through the matted vines. we more or less depended upon hunting for a living and this included the young abraham. dennis remembered an incident during the first days in southern indiana right after they arrived at little pigeon creek. thomas lincoln and dennis were away from the camp and abraham was too little to load and prime a gun himself so his mother nancy had to do it. abe poked the gun through the crack of the camp and he accidentally killed one. dennis rather amusedly remembered. but you know the truth is, lincoln disliked hunting. he later in rather proudly wrote of the turkey shooting that he had quote never since pulled a trigger on any larger game. he did not much like killing. killing in the boy's sense of torturing the animals that were everywhere in the indiana woods. one neighborhood recalled him writing essays on being kind to animals and crawling insects

according to dennis. he remembered her calling abraham and his sister sarah to her bedside and telling them to be good and kind to their father. she expressed a hope that they might live as they had been taught by her two love men and with love reverence and worship god. thus passed away dennis later recalled, one of the very best women in the whole race. her body was hauled on a makeshift sled to an old and buried under trees to the rest of the. stay what did abraham feel and experience as a nine year old boy? he was watching with growing alarm the signs of nancy's imminent death. this is unknown and an knowable. but there are characteristics from which we can generalize among women and children placed in similar circumstances. children who lose a parent at an early age often wrestle with conflicting emotions. they are ill equipped to control and impotent sort of anger at what seems an unfair loss as common as is a general sense of helplessness and foreboding about the future. most evoke, children of a d

dennis musingly remembered. but abraham lincoln didn't like hunting and he wrote about the turkey shooting that he had since not killed any game. he did not torture any more animals in the indiana woods. and once he wrote an essay about him being kind to animals an insects. when his brother crushed a turtle at a near by tree, he once said that an ant's life is as sweet as us. his indiana neighbors referred constantly to the tender heartedness, and so this is far from the callous and unfeeling youngster, and quite to the contrary, and if anything, he seemed to be noble in the capacity to feel the suffering and the loss of others around him, even turtles. soon after the family arrived in india indiana, the young lincoln was found to face death in a more profound way. in the fall of 1818 several of the lincolns fell seriously ill, first with the uncontrollable shaking and then a severe thirst, a loss of appetite and general fatigue and then with severe stomach stomach cramps a vomiting and then it grew worse. they

hey folks dennis miller here next on dennis miller plus one ironically named we're going to talk to filmmaker whit raconteur neurotic but an interesting one barry sonnenfeld that's next dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i've been talking a little while they set up you have to get these things as a matter of fact my head looks wrong you have to get these things set up before hand and barry sonnenfeld. i already can tell that i'd like to be next to him at the outgoing court if we were so invited he's filmmaker author barry sonnenfeld he is a highly regarded director in hollywood i want to talk about the cinematography these blows my mind the cv here known for films like the addams family get shorty men in black trilogy this cat i always think. michael bay when i think he delivers the big hit i think when they put barry in charge of a big commercial product he gets it into the barn and i'm sure they must dig that bottom but an artist sold the cinematography barry is also an author author his new book barry sonnenfeld call your mother which is a create story. hea

hey folks dennis miller here just chill and isolate unlike the rest you you know for the most part it's not heavy lifting kasia legal get a little anxious about it and we'll talk about that with our friend today psychiatrist dr daniel amen about maintaining that mental health mental hygiene in times like this he's got a new book the end of mental illness and we'll talk about it right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're doing our 1st remote hook up here so bear with us although i think the best way to do this is to go for a low tech high end guest low tech presentation and not act like we're nasa over here so joining us and i'm glad because i've interviewed this gentleman before and he's certainly a interesting look wastes mad so this will be easy for me dr ayman as the c.e.o. medical director of the amun clinics which has the world's largest database of brain scans he's written many books on the subject and has a new york times best selling author many times over his latest book the end of mental illness is currently available in store

hey folks dennis miller here next on dennis miller plus one we're going to talk to a fascinating woman i have chatted with her a little before the show and also read the stories unbelievable every palm porus she has a new book out it is called becoming bulletproof and she knows of which she speaks served 4 presidents in the secret service and also has a bravo series that played literally in new york was fun fascinating spy games and we'll talk to heavy about her new book right after this on dennis miller plus one. they followed welcome to the free wheeling that is villar plus one and we are joined today by an impressive day every pomp or seventies a former secret service agent as worked in the protective detail for 4 u.s. presidents all fascinating also media contributor frequently appearing on n.b.c.'s n.b.c. c.n.n. a.b.c. you also know as the co-host of the bravo series spy games which premiered earlier this year and heavy as a new book out called becoming bulletproof available online and in stores now every day you do not i'm doing ok i'm doing it i'm doing great now that none of yo

here is interesting, dennis. began ignoring shut-down orders two weeks ago based on smartphone locations. that is what the university of maryland found. just 31% appeared to have stayed home in people they looked at, down from a national average, national average week prior was 33%. so people are ignoring the shutdowns and going out. look at the 538 map from nate silver. this is when u.s. states peaked. you will show, see the warmer, southern states still having a problem but you're going to see where the peaks are already met and where they're still trouble. your reaction to all of this, dennis? >> warmer southern states are not as warm as they like them to be. virginia it should be in the 70s or 80s. today it was 68 degrees. hopefully warmer weather will curtail the virus. supposedly warm southern states are not nearly as warm we like them to be. so much for global warming. elizabeth: dennis gartman, thanks for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, liz. always an honor. elizabeth: okay, same here.

hey folks this is dennis miller dennis miller plus one today's guest u.f.c. president dana white will talk about the recent u.f.c. $249.00 odyssey and it's intentional cancellation and then also the birth of the sport where it stands today all that as i said with u.f.c. president dana white and dennis miller plus. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of our guests today well i would say arguably since pete roselle got the n.f.l. on the map to a large degree i don't think anybody spahn showed a professional sports franchise like this guy he took something that was well a great idea that perilous barely registering in an odd way and has turned it into one of the most valuable interesting exciting franchises in the world i'm talking about u.f.c. president dana white dana how are you my friend i'm awesome body are your good good i i know it's been a interesting fortnight for you i assume you've been sleeping for the last. is a strange trip that is u.f.c. $240.00 night. yeah a vast week was very interesting and. you know basically i could put on the vent on t

irritable a bit of the american people about him a little of the political about a focus next on dennis miller plus one well you can see how sunny we all are around here we're going to be joined by a good friend of the show jack osborne hosts a good show over on the travel channel called portals that hell and then he's got a a and e. documentary coming out later this summer about his is that aussie good kid we'll talk to jack osborne right after this on dennis miller plus one. of the. they folks welcome to dennis miller plus one at and we hope you're quarantine is going well and all your loved ones are are safe we are joined today by jack osbourne jack of course grew up in the spotlight i'm always i always like to see people come out of the other end of that fame flume because man you know over the falls and get buried and not for old clock time the water won't let it come back to the surface but he's back up and running and he's got a show i'm fascinated by this because i do like spooky places mandalay from rebecca and all that he hosts and executive producers on the travel channel cul

yes but not as an actor how graphic would you like me to get dennis. well you can say you know what i like to hear the graphic but it's so funny to. me by the ringback way you hear when when they get there when very clever yes real quick when you're doing porn has anybody ever gotten the money shot at the golden hour or is that not as i am at a point. while you're full of references dennis you know we were shooting entirely inside so i don't know really did it ever get one very good golden hour i have to say so i get at n.y.u. graduate film school and at n.y.u. i realized i had an ability to be a cinematographer i was a good lighting person i knew lenses really well because i originally wanted to be a still photographer and i felt that maybe i would go in a direction cinematography and this is way before video video didn't exist in any form so if you wanted to be a camera man i said if i saw myself if i own a camera i can call myself a camera man without being ability. on camera so i bought a 16 millimeter c p 16 reflex you know the vietnam cameras wit

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're doing our 1st remote hook up here so bear with us although i think the best way to do this is to go for a low tech high end guest low tech presentation and not act like we're nasa over here so joining us and i'm glad because i've interviewed this gentleman before and he's certainly a interesting liquidation it's mad so this will be easy for me dr ayman as the c.e.o. medical director of the amun clinics which has the world's largest database of brain scans he's written many books on the subject and is a new york times best selling author many times over his latest book the end of mental illness is currently available in stores and online doctoring and how are you my friend hi donna what a joy to see you again yeah nice to see you and i'm glad you're safe with your loved ones and all that mutts listen let's talk about practicing we were chatting before hand and i said since we're doing this and there's a bit of an overlap why don't you tell me what you'd like to talk about i love the phrase you used said tell me about practicing mental hygiene

the host of dennis "dennis miller option," dennis miller.how are you. >> seany, wait a second. something coming across the wire right now. this is not really a wire, it's a tape measure, but we have a much limited process here compared to "o'reilly," but this coming across the wire. bernie sanders has announced he's running in 2024! that's pretty exciting. says that he wants to come back, he's going to drop out again because he wants to get paid again and he needs a skittish that'll give him a property yacht c. you've got to be prepare of the socialist who does the long form taxes. >> sean: can hardly wait. we've been watching nancy pelosi. she's holed up in her gated community mansion. some very bizarre footage of her on a comedy show showing off a $24,000 freezer stocked with expensive gourmet ice creams. i'm dying for your thoughts. >> well, i always wonder what's wrong with her. now i think it might be a brain freeze. i think she's eaten too much. she never shuts up. occasionally, you have to hood her like a falcon to get some sleep at n

hey there dennis miller coming to you from home base isolation and today we'll talk to the bachelor star colton underwood seems like a nice kid about his popular reality t.v. show his new book and also the fact he had recently had coronavirus so we can actually talk to somebody who's gone through it all that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we're doing it by remote star guest to join us today he's the bachelor star colton underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available on line call number would call thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know to figure out. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now i mean we can get our hair cut room but i'm here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my p

joining me and dennis here to talk about his new book. [applause] did anybody here or feel excited to read thisto book? yeah, me too. when i got asked this event i was really excited because i am a journalist and i work in media. i work advise full-time i freelance for various different publications on prints and digital publications as well. i've been doing that for five years, the trans person who about trans issues, i have fielded so many comments and inquiries from the public around various aspects what it means to be transgender or to be gender nonconforming, which inherently is connected to a change in language often for people who are altering the way in which they are living their lives in the world. identity and identifying factors like nays, and pronouns are part of that. so much of that feedback has been confusion and criticism ofem a change, or a seemingly new aspect of language that is occurring. which people are uncomfortable with. sometimes there is no problem and people are quite fine. in other times therere are large cont

we'll talk down the road thank you jack osborne just been dennis miller plus one. we're sort of in the group before. we go book or birth. mother which was she. going to do it it. really walking into the word all in a we no longer know what we're walking into. march. what she needs to break she a little bit back. who shakes her household sensible so. somebody. goes. yes let's see i guess. i was on the floor something's in my basket or you know crying praying. it was just come. back. i want to. yes it's time for us to die worms and i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of say source now i'm the most you know in the world to the world would you. please to wish you know son to the lord to see you to. night when simon is on the grounds of the research. i have to do to. push myself i'll plug it into the man in the 58 i'm going to. go. live from the world headquarters of the r.t. america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez there to load on everybody i'm rick sanchez to all be watching us from all over the world whether you're watching

dennis miller, thank god. him, we need anybody who can lighten the mood. ♪ ♪ >> sean: he is back. he is the host dennis miller option available. dennis miller, did you see that hillary and doris joe biden? >> it's been a big week for biden. last week they heimlich maneuver at that endorsement out of obama and this week hillary through a bone. i'm not sure that biden even understands what they mean when they say they have no endorsement. sometimes i think he has been hired to do a commercial for geico. if i was him i would keep my eye on hillary. i still think she has and the bullpen. i think she realizes six months is a long time. this guy might end up in traction trying to pronounce it. you never know. i think she will hang right off his wing there and keep an eye on him. i think she can jump in grade six months, anything can happen. biden has gone around the band more quickly. there are people who win nascar race as we don't go around the band that quickly. >> sean: i love comedians, they can get away with a

he's the host of "dennis miller option" available on itunes. dennis miller. you see the hillary endorsed joe biden? >> it's been a big week for biden. last week, the heimlich maneuvered that endorsement out of obama, and this week hillary i think sometimes he thinks he's been hired to do a commercial for geico where he will get to meet his hero, the gecko, or something like that. i would keep my eye on hillary. i still think she's in the bullpen. i think she realizes six months is a longg time. this guy might end up in traction trying to pronounce her in the i think she's going to hang right off his wing and keep an eye on him. i think she could jump in. let's face facts. six months, anything could happen. biden going around the band. there are people who win nascar races who don't go around the bend that quickly. he might not do that in the end. >> sean: i love comedians. they can get away with anything. you, bill marr... did you get to see the universal -- around the bend, i can't get over it. >> i saw a couple of things. this is the bill and joe biden camp

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we're doing it by remote nice for our guest to join us today he's the bachelor star colton underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available online poll number one colt thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know it said. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now we don't have any we can't get our hair cut room i'm sitting here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my pajamas from the waist listen i hear you. i hear you have the coronavirus know what stage are you do you clear a bit in the middle i'm here no i'm actually full recovery so i have the anti-bodies now i have no more traces of the crown of virus in me other than the good stuff i guess you want to call it but i made a full recovery i have

a focus this is dennis miller dennis miller plus one today's guest u.f.c. president dana white. the recent u.f.c. to 49 odyssey and its eventual cancellation and then also the birth of the sport where it stands today all that as i said with u.f.c. president dana white dennis miller lost. a focus welcome to dennis miller plus one our guest today well i would say arguably since pete roselle got the n.f.l. on them.

hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one once again our guest is like high interest and brain disorders specialist dr daniel amen and he's written many books on the subject of mental health his latest book you see it there over his right shoulder like. bestselling epilepsy is the end of mental illness and it is currently available in stores and online i want to talk about the book doc but i also was looking in your notes and i was intrigued that you were talking to you said your friend miley cyrus during these times and i thought boy the strange friend fellow is it seems tell me about miley cyrus you became friends what do you make of the. so about 10 years ago she came to see me and she says this publicly she was really struggling with anxiety and found my book change your brain change your life in a bookstore. and she's tad sobhani sort of. but when the pandemic make it she had a panic attack like so many people and it was a sunday night and as i walked her off the ledge or back from the ledge she said will you do this with my 105000000 instagram community and so the next da

hey there i'm dennis miller and today on plus one talk a little shop with a comedian on the stand up sam morel chatted to him backstage funny cat he's up and coming i'm telling you 33 years old he's about to smack the ball as hard as you can smack it stick around for more with sam around on dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one joined today by stand up comedian sam morel now sam released his 1st one hour stand up comedy special positive influence on comedy central 2018 and that's pretty quick turnaround of the 2nd one right here 2nd comedy special i got this was released on february 10th on comedy central's you tube channel it's the 1st time that comedy central has exclusively released the special on the social media channel the estimable sam around sammy was shaken they now use the familiar sammy but some cats don't think i look at it. now we were talking a little shot before we went on these comedy specials people look at them and you get paid to go out and look like a stone killer but there's a lot agita branching up to doing one of these you got to pull it tog

a welcome back to dennis miller plus one with comedian sam morale. yeah baby i want to see what matters are mine work just like ones out there you know like patti rafter that someone who or something who inspires you i mean anyone who just pursues you know great writing in any way i'll be listening to leonard cohen and i think mandisa great writer in his music so someone's going to go outside of comedy as they want to come because. he controls a room with minimal energy and i kind of respect that he can remember so much of the garden and he just controlled everyone a room that big with this low energy with a how do you see that i always like that play where a guy hold a little bit back and make them come the is so i can see the energy in you guilty pleasure. just junk i've been drinking less alcohol so junk food has been real like . sugar just garbage fruit anything anything that gives me any rush i remember one time i was in a in a deli like it just a korean deli with jeff ross and david tell it like 4 am and hell is just grabbing all these candies

hey there i'm dennis miller and today on plus one talk a little shop with a comedian on the stand up sam morel. backstage funny cat he's up and coming. 33 years old he's about the ball as hard as you can smack it stick around for more with sam around on dennis miller plus one. hey welcome to dennis miller plus one joined today by stand up comedian sam morel now sam released this 1st one hour stand up comedy special positive influence on comedy central 2018 and that's pretty quick turnaround of the 2nd one ready a 2nd comedy special i got this was released on february 10th on comedy central's you tube channel it's the 1st time the.

president dana white and dennis miller plus. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one our guest today well i would say arguably since pete roselle got the n.f.l. on the map to a large.

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we hope your quarantine is going well and all your loved ones are are safe we are joined today by jack osborne jack of course grew up in the spotlight i'm always i always like to see people come out of the other end of that fame flume because man you know over the falls and get buried and that for all the time the water won't let it come back to the surface but he's back up and running and he's got a show i'm fascinated by this because i do like spooky places mandalay from rebecca and all that he hosts and executive producers on the travel channel called portals to hell and season 2 came out last month to get a 2nd season in anything these days a good for him and jack also appeared in and serves as executive producer for the documentary the 9 lives of ozzy osborne that will air on a and e. this summer jack a sport welcome and thank you next saturday at. how goes your corner you have 3 lovely diff 3 lovely daughters i think i do. it's you know my girls are kind of homebodies they're not like be you know softball played and you know volleybal

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welcome back the dennis miller plus one my guest comedian raconteur. producer in the making if your das here we play this little game here it's a rorschach test if you put a few quick answers see what makes tick something or someone who inspires you. obama yeah because great book and great ability to take so can stand she didn't sign up and make them amazing i've seen her speak about her father it always brings me to tears where her father worked 2 jobs and yet she talks about being a young girl who meets someone around 6 o'clock for a lapse for an hour before he goes out the door again and i always find the most charming story that she gets you get so she gets simultaneously misty and that big beautiful smile and you know if you like that she's more qualified than the president of the united states. you know that's a tough gig but writing about it i judge people after they get in because before they get in i often think i don't know how they do yeah imagine that that you talk about getting up early rather i think that you're on the clock there all day

hey folks dennis miller here or about to be joined by suzanne somers she's got a new book a new way to a and well what are we waiting for i'm not getting any younger right after this suzanne somers on dennis miller plus what. a welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be fun she's a great day suzanne somers is on the show she's a successful actress new york times best selling author singer businesswoman tough chick too she survives and things along the way she's known for her acting roles in three's company and step by step she's written 27 books we're talking about acts 23456 might be this one it's a book about aging she's also written poetry book autobiographies cookbooks health guides her new book and it's such a lovely picture is a new way to age which is available now in bookstores and online p.c. software so how do you does it nice to see you i always. you know i always have a good vibe with you me too with you nice to see the big guy with us today talk about that yeah he's looking cool at 838383 well then he must speak to some of the tell me about the book tell me about a new

how do you assess things right now, dennis?> i think it's very hard to really nail down a realistic or an accurate forecast at the moment. much depends of course on the forecasts for the epidemic itself and the epidemiologists have a variety of different view as to how this is going to evolve. from that, i think you can make some guesses about how the economy will go. but today, i think we're clearly in recession, the beginning of the second quarter and the second quarter's likely to show a very substantial contraction in the economy and then the third and fourth quarter will depend a great deal i think on not only how the epidemic evolves, but also how the cares act is i' implemented. some of the comments you made earlier i think are quite worrisome. at the beginning, some of the banks are not sure what the instructions are, and so we're not getting this implemented as fast and effectively as it should be, maybe that's a matter of a day or two, but that's to me the important thing today. maria: so a lot of people are talking a

he looks at dennis and says, dennis, well, can your vacation be like 48 hours?e whatever you can give me. i'll take the 48 hours. >> reporter: how many times have i had that vegas conversation with my boss? guys, last night everybody seemed to be talking about this on twitter, especially a lot of athletes and sports fans watching. here's one from d. wade just to give you a little flavor. he said, if i had three wishes in life i think i would have asked for "the last dance." we have been craving this thing, talking about it. we're craving sports. guys, last night at one point 25 of the top 30 trending topics on twitter all were a part of this series. everybody was watching. >> t.j., it was worth the wait, it really was, man. like you said -- what did you say, forget about the quality time, give us sports? >> hey, man, it's been a month of this quality time, come on. give me a game. >> all right, t.j., we appreciate you, man. you can see new episodes of "the last dance" sundays at 9:00 p.m. eastern on espn in the u.s. and it will be available outside the u.s. on n

they folks dennis miller here next on dennis miller plus one ironically named we're going to talk to filmmaker which raconteur. neurotic but an interesting one barry sonnenfeld that's next dennis miller plus one . a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i've been talking a little while they set up you have to get these things as a matter of fact my head looks wrong you have to get these things set up before hand and barry sonnenfeld. i already can tell that i'd like to be next to him at the outgoing court if we were so invited he's filmmaker author barry sonnenfeld he is a highly regarded director in hollywood i want to talk about the cinematography these blows my mind the cv here known for films like the addams family get shorty men in black trilogy the cat i always think. michael bay when i think he delivers the big hit i think when they put barry in charge of a big commercial product he gets it into the barn and i'm sure they must dig that bottom but an artist soul of the cinematography barry is also an author his new book barry sonnenfeld call your mother which is a create stor

dennis o'donnell explains what it's all about. hi, dennis. >> elizabeth, allen, jalen green is from prolific prep in napa. top ranked player in the entire country. so you are thinking he goes to north carolina, maybe duke, maybe arizona. everybody wants this guy. he says no to college to join the nba's new g league. >> this week has been crazy. it's been exciting. but, i mean, up to now at this point it has been like a relief that i finally finished and announced it. >> yeah, green becomes the first to enter the g league's new program designed to keep top players who don't go to college under the nba's watch, rather than playing overseas for a year. he is projected to be the top pick in the 22021 draft. he will reportedly earn $21,000. sign a shoe deal, something he would not be able to do in the ncaa and pave the way for future prep stars. >> if i really do change the route for high school kids to do this and they change it, and look back, i think it will be a crazy thing. leaving this and starting a new route opens up to new kid

has chosen not to pay this any attention until now you're not the only one baffled dennis kaufman who served as the head of infectious diseases and countermeasures division at the defense intelligence agency from 20142017 he actually told the nation quote the intelligence community was warned about the threat from highly pathogenic influenza viruses for 2 decades at least they have warned about a crowd of viruses for at least 5 years he went on to call law makers saying quote there have been recent pronouncement that the corona virus pandemic represents an intelligence failure failure it's letting people who ignored intelligence warnings off the hook that excuse basically is them trying to say oh don't blame. you but yet you are precisely who we should be blaming right now absolutely and we don't have a problem in paying intelligence mornings attention when they don't have to do with help clear exactly. and because nothing says protecting u.s. citizens from a buyer is more than starting a potential war u.s. navy warships are now headed to the caribbean and the coast of venezuela in a