dennis so we back here. dennis so we flew back here.ck from just not sure that this strike , aside from that this strike, aside from costing the country money, is having of an impact. having much of an impact. but what day what i really loved earth day tomorrow far i can tell? tomorrow as far i can tell? london simply empty. i london yes, you simply empty. i ordered to come up from pimlico a cab early to get here for you . as we got here in. we got here so fast the driver so it's completely empty maybe tomorrow because it's a double day, isn't it? so tomorrow is also boxing day, baby. that's the shopping might start and gets a bit tastier, but as the forecasters got it wrong, what do you think about the point that benn made there about mick lynch his overbearing public support ? i overbearing public support? i think initially people were quite keen to support the move to be seen support them. but isn't it interesting , dennis? i isn't it interesting, dennis? i don't know. maybe you know something about the more left wing popular they wi

dennis _ they play on loop. dennis bergkamp! | dennis bergkamp! dennis bergkamp!lities. but behind the joy has been a struggle. this year, he revealed he had had prostate cancer and balanced time and charged with time in treatment. he only told his team when he had recovered. when he did have to reveal his cancer to the players to explain to them why he would not carry on after this world cup because it had taken a lot out of him, that was a very emotional moment and i am absolutely convinced that the players are fighting for their country, for the team, for each other, but especially for louis van gaal. the dutch have to keep lionel messi subdued and stop a route to one of the great semifinals. should argentina win and brazil beat croatia, they would meet in the last four. both south american sides of favourites, but at this world cup, nothing is certain. and one coach is in their way and has beaten greater odds. joel mr bobulinski, bbc news. ——joe lynskey, bbc news. away from football, and it's the first day of the second test between england and pakistan. it's

dennis has already been refused asylum. exactly on those grounds. now he is being sent to sweden, but not all european countries are willing to grant asylum to draft a waiters from russia. and these men are afraid that they will eventually be sent back to russia, where either the army or prison awaits them. natalia smudge of her file. this report is with de w's a russia desk. and jones is in the studio. natalia. tell us more about these men. what do they think about the warn you crime as so this might have actually left russia because they didn't want to become part of this war. but if unclear how politically aware the what's happening in russia has been happening for the past years. out of all the men we've spoken and it's in around 57 people who are in this you know, in the refugee camp here in germany. and only one was active, politically active before he was going to protest actually taking part in local elections. and he was planning to leave russia already after the beginning of full scale and weighed invasion in february. other men have been

some lovely stories there from dennis, who played with l there from dennis, who played with pele. condition in hospital after being injured in a car crash in the northern state of uttarakhand. police say pant "dozed off" and lost control of his car. it flipped over twice and caught fire. reports in india say pant — who has played 33 tests for his country — suffered injuries to his head, back and leg. finally, new zealand are pushing for victory in theirfirst test against pakistan in karachi. a few moments ago pakistan were 288—8 in their second innings — a lead of 114 runs. spinner ish sodhi has taken six wickets, including opener imam ul haq for 96. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, sarah, we look forward to speaking with you later. the leaders of russia and china have held a video conference, where vladimir putin said he is aiming to strengthen military cooperation between the two countries. in remarks broadcast on state television, president putin said the importance of russia—china relations was rising — and he was expecting chinese president xijinping to make

it had gone up to 9.1% but dennis, come on.here are a lot of commodities and things we buy every day that are still sky high, a dozen eggs is up 43% year over year. you've got travel up 40%. you've got butter up in the double digits, meat, chicken, the whole nine yards. what are you expecting from this consumer price index and how would assess inflation today? >> first of all, the most important thing to watch is the fact that commodity prices really have come up substantively in the past month and-a-half or two months. wheat is down from $13 a bushel, to $8 a bushel. corn is down. live stock prices are down. obviously we have energy prices down rather dramatically. we've got wti down from $92 a barrel to about $71 a barrel. so commodity prices have come under pressure over the course of the past two months and i think we probably have seen peak inflation. do we see the ends of inflation coming at us in the near future? we see 5 and 6% inflation over the course of the next several months. i have my doubts. i think we'll see tod

dennis who provided care urged me to find care somewhere also sues i could. in the years following the first visit i became more determined to help transform the va hospital in delaware and other va hospital's around the country into more welcoming places where high quality health care was the rule and not the exception. today because of the efforts of our delegation led by then senator joe biden, that va hospital is no longer a world war ii relic. it's a world-class center. stand up and take a bow. [applause] surrounded by a highly trained staff who came to work everyday inches to help our veterans and their families receive the care that they have earned and that they deserve. committee-based outpatients in central now serve hundreds of veterans every week. earlier this year, veterans began offering dental care. this issue of access to quality health care is personal for our president, first lady and deeply personal for me. many of those who served in the vietnam war became ill. two decades later, congress with the strong support of senator john borden past

keith fitz-gerald and former gartman editor, dennis gartman.icking things off with you with a look at market that's cautious the morning. the dow better 300 points and stocks closed at lowest level on the session. this morning dow is up 46 and nasdaq is down 32. the november personal consumption expenditures index out on friday. what kind of a market are you expecting into year end and 2023? >> i've been bearish for quite some period of time. i've been wrong since the early october, no question about that. but i seem to be getting more right as the market moves forward and moves towards the end of the year. we certainly think the fed will be far more restrictive. mr. powell made it clear the fed is going to air being forward and the fed made a promise to the world that it will reduce assets by $95 million taking away the fuel that the bull market had been founded upon for the past decade. i think we will are going to end up seeing much lower prices in the next course of six months. i've been bearish since january 5th of this year. i've been wro

again, i'm in dennis' camp.nk we've been in a recession since january of this year regardless of what the definition is and the fact that they are refining the term tells me that they are having to use euphemism because things are off the rails. i think we are closer to the end of this mess than the beginning of another massive crop. i think we have perhaps one major selloff to go and then i think we will get back to business. maria: are you going to use the selloff to buy? >> no question about it. that's what history shows is the way to do it. buy low and sell high is the way you play the game. this time, however, it's going to be quality names only. you have to keep it close to the center of the fairway because that's the stuff that's going to survive. the stuff on the margin, the zooms of the world, the pelotons, they may not. maria: all right, we will leave it there. gentlemen, always a pleasure, thank you very much, keith fitzgerald, dennis garthman, thank you very much. firmer market and then the polls are

and of course we want to piece dennis, how are you able to support each other? i find myself thinking often about what it must be like, particularly when the power goes. i how you are all able to support each other. it's really interesting because russia aimed that uh, with this security controls, they showed that we will see charlotte garment. ok. let's go to new stations with russia. we are tied to stick it off, but actually we are leaving them in better because right now we're thinking wisely about the time we use. we don't use much for theresa he, we speak more with our friends, you know, together in one place because warmer we download fumes in advance. we buying, you know, card games to play. we just try, you know, to, it's really interesting when, for instance, my friends are calling me. oh, i have another 3 says day i how, what are you can come to my place? you can see my place or some. i know your country requires in business or calling you and see you can come at work in my office because we dont have electricity bills. so people do understand that is

and dennis sheehan, irish on a on a chair. the the role of the irish in saint louis during the civil war is complicated. and in many northern cities, the irish associated identified with the union army and the union side of st louis was had a very southern flavor to it at the time. and many of the irish in st louis, many of them from the early days, actually owned slaves. i learned, sadly, that bishop archbishop kenrick owned three slaves and i actually called up the archdiocese and i, i confirmed that it's true. and i wondered why. how could that be? how how could you be? and i an enslaved people yourself in your own country, and then come to another country and an and own people. and the best explanations i got really were first of all, the church didn't have any position on slavery at all. sadly, also, a lot of the irish in interpreted american history in terms of their own history and many of them associated washington as being the big capital, i.e. london and the southerners as being working people on the land like themse

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most people becomes a valuable material for dennis sandwich. while we visited the artist in her studio in the turkish city of is temple. oh, her portraits are put together from plastic, bottle tops, colored scraps of paper and fabric. and lots of cords. this turkish artist works and the medium of trash all the while following a mission. marvel are by no, i'm dennis savage. i'm trying to create a social consciousness by turning all kinds of every day consumer items into works of ours of get up my toes. should she composes the portraits in her istanbul studio, picking out interesting faces on the internet. first, she prints out photos of details and assembled them to form a template one meter 40 by one meter 40. that's when the creative work commences. owns immunization can reach festival. my mind plays with the pfizer and i analyzed this play amid yours. before i designed the portrait, i go to works of black and white photography for inspiration and leave out the colored pieces for the time being as in thinking material. i actually, it was a bit

dennis, thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news.pele at the debt age —— at the age of 83. when watching bbc news. simone dias, director the brazil culture centre in the uk, told us earlier how she feels after hearing about the death of the brazilian footballer. for us, it is very sad. we have a very caring image of pele, and is very caring image of pele, and is very effective. i remember when i was a kid, and thinking about pele. i was born in 1976, 1977 was the last time he played. even though i grew up not knowing how he played, i heard so many stories, i saw him playing, i saw his 1000th goal, as all the things that happened and all the things that occurred, because of pele being there. so, basically, we are the country of football, because of pele. because of the way that he played, because of the beautiful way that he played, and it began a culture about football because of this man. and it is a very sad day that it happens. but we have that legacy that he left, and it has stayed for generations. it is a tribute to him and to a

it's written by dennis. dennis banks. and i thought it'd be interesting.and you might want to hear it. it's not long, but it includes leonard. and anyway, i've got his certification and. everything. this is a copy that it was before it was typed. it's where he certified it and everything and mailed it to president obama. it was back in may. let's see may 31st, 2016. of course, he mailed the original but this is his copy. it's all signed. everything he says, dear president barack obama, i write this letter from selma. a very historic town with two significant meanings the cradle of confederacy and the birthplace of civil rights. yesterday, our group of 40 plus people, the walk five calling for the end of drug abuse and domestic violence, walked over the edmund bridge, edmund pettus bridge as we walked across that bridge to montgomery to voice demands for our rights and the history we know people had walked across that bridge and were met by state troopers, sheriffs and deputies with dogs. they were viciously attacked by the dogs and beaten by deputies using

[inaudible] with seyfarth shaw is here to answer questions as well as dennis and speak of dennis if i may take a second to acknowledge such a great partnership going on 7 years working together to wrangle this project together. a few of our own coyotes we dealt with. it has been a pleasure to work with him for nearly 7 scombreers i'm very appreciative that he will be sticking around hopeful low not much longer in light we are trying to close out the project but i enjoy working with dennis. will straightforward you will recognize if is the play out of the plan that has been articulateed you the last few months or a year in terms of addressing issues to close out phase one. whether settlements or otherwise. um00 eye think it will summarize well on the agenda not to read off of it but 3 actions one in which increasing the contract for seyfarth shaw by 4 million dollars to keep the motions that we have in play moving forward. reflective of that, its moving 4 million dollars from reserve over into the legal bench. and then lastly the third action is just amending the this year's capitol bu

dennis shanahan kron. 4 news. >> all right. looks less is. thank you. dennis. is we take another live look here. this speck here in the bay at san francisco international, our conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to, you know, kind of break it down for us for. getting a respite from this rain. yeah. and boy, what a storm was in the sierra to look at all the snow coming down across the high country. some places there over 5 feet of snow. just this past weekend. remember, we had another foot that fell just before that. so things begin to settle down here. this is goin to be a major weather maker, though, as it makes its way across the country, going to cause all kinds of problems with california. going to be a little bit of a break down. probably not a bad thing, either clearing out your skies right now. it will be cold around the bay area. no getting around that tonight. we're going to see some freezing temperatures outside getting chilly in spots. 46 already in pacifica. 47 in livermore. it is currently 52 in pittsburgh. 49 in fairfield. 46 in pe

dennis has already been refused asylum. exactly on those grounds. now he's being sent to sweden, but not all you will be in countries are willing to grant asylum. ford to dropped a waitress from russia, and these men are afraid that they will eventually be sent back to russia, where either the army or prison awaits them. and clean up operations are underway in parts of the united states and canada. in the aftermath of what's being called the blizzard of the century, the winter storm has claimed over 50 lives across the wes buffalo in upstate new york bore the brunt of the blizzard snow. plows have been working to clear the drifts and emergency workers and volunteers have been going door to door to check on residents were left without power. severe weather events are becoming increasingly common. floods, fires and extreme temperatures reeked havoc around the world in 2020 to $1.00 of the warmest years on record. this is no rowdy ski holiday. it's a research station near the south pole and minus 11.8 degrees celsius was 40 degrees hotter than usual on

dennis, thank you. >> thank you.ce remains uncalled in the aftermath of the november 8th midterm elections. the latest vote count and analysis on what the new gop-controlled house will focus on first in the new session, ahead. ♪ ♪ [narrator] why is aaron happy? well, carvana has tens of thousands of cars under $20,000. so aaron's folks could help hook him up with a new ride. we'll drive you happy at carvana. ♪ >> the fox news decision desk project withs republican john duarte has won the 13th district in california defeating adam gray by less than half a percentage point. the win flips the district red of after more than 40 years. meantime, in colorado's 3rd congressional district with 99% of the votes counted republican incumbent lauren boebert's lead over democratic challenger adam frisch is so narrow, state law mandates a rewouldn't. bow bert leads -- recount. counties must complete the recount by december 13th. this is the last remaining uncalled house seat. >>> the biden administration avoids a rail strike as th

cheryl dennis, bbc news. justjoin us later on this evening for more on today's sport. city and leeds on the bbc website, but that is all from sportsday. good night. —— tonight's premier league clash. after you've been through something like we've been through and ourfamilies have been through, you've got to try and get something positive out of it. you've... it's a mind—set. you've just got to. you've just got to keep going, keep going as a human being. but if you can make it slightly better for another person, that gives you hope and it gives them hope, as well. when it happens to you — you know, this thing that doesn't happen, doesn't come into your lives suddenly has — one of the very first things that you discover off the back of that is that suicide is the biggest killer of young people in the uk. if that's the case, why aren't we doing something about it? what are we? we're three dads. i suppose you get the male. stereotype that doesn't talk. we do talk. we will talk about what's happened to us and how we feel. _ we believe we can prevent so many young suicides.

dennis lockhart joining us this morning, your morning mover moderna, merck premarket, the companiesaccine with merck's cancer drug show promising results in study moderna said drug reduced risk melanoma would return after surgery readduce risk 6 death by 44% stocks soaring moderna up another 8 1/2% merck up two and a third percent last time ceo of moderna on we hawked about rmva medicine having other uses betting on this breakthrough results quick break november consumer price index right after this break stay with us all-hands-on-deck to weigh in. . . ♪ ♪ . are you ready? ♪ ♪ ah, this baby's coming. (knocking) ♪ >>. >> less a than 5 minutes away from release of the consumer price index economists expecting 3/10 of a percent cfo month over month from from cpi 7.3% increase year-over-year core expectation for -- cpi to be up 6.1% that is when you take out the volatile food and energy jason smith red apple group chairman ceo united refining company chairman ceo, supermarkets chairman and ceo john catsimatidis. >> george mason university senior fellow dave beckworth here, dagen mcdowel

with tears and their eyes and dennis xin on a chair today. the rule of irish and st. louis during the civil war is complicated, and in many northern cities, the irish associated, identified with the army, the union side. st. louis had a very southern flavor to it at the time, and many of the irish in st. louis, many of them from the early days actually owned slaves, i learned, sadly, that archbishop can wick owned three slaves. i actually called up the archdiocese, and i confirmed that strew. i wondered, how you could be an enslaved people yourself in your own country, and then come to another country and own people. and the best explanations i got, really, we're, first of all, the church did not have any position on slavery at all. sadly. also, a lot of the irish interpreted american history in terms of their own history, and many of them associated washington as being the big capital, i.e., london, and the southerners as being working people on the land like themselves. and another reason was, they were afraid that free slaves would compete against them and they wou

very humble and respectful off the pitch. >> dennis, you were a great player. great of you to come on the program and pay your tribute to perhaps the latest of all time. thank you so much for joining us here on bbcews. do stay with us, because we have continuing coverage here of the death of pel narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter um kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narror: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. brook: these are people who are trying to change the world. startups have this energy that energizes me. i'thriving by helping o

dennis shanahan reports the sierra.we'll see some snow as early as tonight. >> he's in king veil and tells us how people are getting ready. >> well, pam and ken, the clouds are increasing. the winds are picking up and you can feel the temperatures dropping as the storm approaches. here we are in the donner summit area where behind me interstate 80 travel is so far unaffected by the approaching storm. but that window of opportunity is going to close quickly. this is some video of what the interstate looked like in this area just before sunset no problems. traffic moving along at freeway speed. but with the arrival of the storm tonight, travelers can expect chain controls once the snow starts falling heavily and not only that in recent years, caltrans and the chp of adopted a policy up here simply shutting down the interstate when conditions get too dangerous, visibility deteriorates cars, start spinning out. certainly there's a lot to like about this storm. skiers and snowboarders are going to be anxious to make their tu

cheryl dennis, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening.e next few days. the winds will be a feature as well. gale force gusts on exposed coasts not out of the question. the only snow is really to the tops of the mountains in scotland, so we're not too concerned about that for the time being. but as this low pressure moves away, plenty isobars away, plenty of isobars on the southern flank, the winds very much a feature. so for thursday's weather, that's going to be blowing in plenty of showers from the word go, most frequent across scotland, northern ireland and northwest england. but there will be some across west—facing coasts of wales. the only good news is with the strength of the winds, gusts in excess of 40 to maybe 50 miles an hour in exposed coasts, it's going to push those showers through at quite a pace. top temperatures as we go through the day on thursday ranging from 6 to 10 degrees, so just a degree or so down on what we've seen just recently, but still not too bad for the time of year. there's more wet weather to come, though

national field director dennis j banks. so i thought that might, you know. >> thank you for reading that because it reminds me that judge nichols dismissed those charges because of the government's misconduct. it was the same type of misconduct that happened in leonard's case and it also reminds me that judge heeney who heard leonard's appeal call came out andcalled for clemency and anyone at the rally yesterday and if not you may have still ordered up this , james reynolds who was a former united states attorney who helped prosecute letter and was therefore the appeals in the haiti institution also came out in strong support of clemency emto leonard and the 10th circuit talking about leonard's case the opinions said there's no question that witnesses were intimidated and exculpatory evidence was hidden. leonard's case is so full of misconduct and filled with reason to grant'clemency even if you're not going to set that conviction aside and all that din and dennis's letter it hints all about. >> he didn't depend on me to ma

so they might even again dennis, when i, kimberly go more, saves him for a horse or foreman told him a 1000000 instead they, they were glue for now. yeah. because he was a president, a lad. i bought it in recent times, the river played boca rivalry. has even seen players forcing the authorities take the unprecedented step of relocating the continents most prestigious cup final. the libretto doris. 7000 miles away to madrid. y m n m r a laughing a local body or telephone them a motel matego. ema, he not the game cooler. laughing on the company went out in a funny eyes and them aga dante, she morley co. augustine poolgan was recently given the job of head of national security for stadia and argent, tina in an attempt to reduce the violence away fans are now banned across most of the country. at the moment then i received done this in a for work and the you know, will get the matter. know who you are not to monitor me. yes. is what your son years you should i mean thing and i will not be able to meet them because we see 20 and i wouldn't be up in a show and say for the blow not better m

dennis shanahan kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, so look so tempting up there to remember all those avalanche warnings in place. john has been tracking the weather. really busy weather week. you know how much more snow expected to get up there? yes, so the difference here is we saw a warm system yesterday which really allowed that dense, wet snowfall. >> previously, aller snowmaking systems have been really cold and allowed some nice light powder to be forming up there you get that difference. information of snowpack on the slopes and that can result in increased its risk of avalanche. this is donner summit right there where we were saying yesterday we had that rain snow mix still have that solid base of snowfall built up on the side of the road and we are anticipating multiple extra feet of snowfall up in the sierra. some of the crest of the sierra going to be seeing some surprisingly strong numbers coming through the rest of this week. and then next week as we see yet another atmospheric river taking shape. now, where's that

so dennis and dennis and so in your views .ing. you're that the shouldn't you're that the army shouldn't be in this actually the be involved in this actually the focus be on making sure focus should be on making sure that the services are running properly and people are being paid better rather than bringing the is your the army in. is that is your view? yeah yes. i mean, of course, i agree. i remember the minister, sirjackson minister, general. sirjackson with red berets striding with the red berets striding across the hills kind of burning mounds of sheep to sort out bse and foot and mouth and song. and of course, are there for emergencies who've got floods . emergencies who've got floods. but our nurses aren't terrace . but our nurses aren't terrace. this is a counter—terrorism . this is a counter—terrorism. this is a counter—terrorism. this isn't about stopping the russians or doing sending drones over uk. this is our decent women men middle age who've treated very poorly and sharply by the government in recent years . they

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cheryl: dennis, you to respond to that?i've been bearish since january 1st of this year and remain consistently bearish throughout the year been wrong for the month and a half or two as we rally in the lows. i think we will be going into new lows over the course of next year. depends on what the fed does, the fed will continue monetary policy of being tight and continue policy of taking $95 billion out of assets over the course of the next several years, it's as if they are taking the fuel away from the economy, the fuel away from the stock market and i think we see lower prices over the course of next several months and maybe the course of next year and a half. i said over the past year, be careful out there, reduce exposure to equities market and i continue to say the same thing. i've been cost cystent and i will not change at this point right now. cheryl: i'm glad that you brought up the fed because the first meeting start on the 31st of january and then you the decision february 1st, that's right around the corner. righ

so i wanted to give a little plug for dennis book. he is no novice when it comes to national parks. he was hired in 1971 by doug wheeler to work for the department of interior and later work with the samuel reed, then the assistant secretary for fish wildlife and parks. he also knows the nation's capital having served as a contributing editor of the washington post book review. so, as i say, he will frame the discussion and introduce our panelists for our very first discussion. so does welcome. it's great to be here. as you mentioned, i did work with the national parks recreation, environmental. right now, better. okay, good. i worked for the assistant secretary of the interior during the 1970s who oversees the national park service. and i was on hand for the 100th anniversary of yellowstone, the world's first national park, in 1972. so it's just wonderful. now, 50 years later, to still be alive, kicking and be able to talk about national parks with the 150th anniversary. that was on march 1st, earlier this year. and then, of course, we had the bicentennial for eric law olmstead, a

. >> reporter dennis shanahan has details on how people are coping with all that snow. >> what skiers and snowboarders have been waiting for. the good snow, the epic powder. this is it. it is here. it is all around us here at soda springs. but getting here was a challenge tonight. >> the storm may be winding down but up near donner summit, traffic was still all tied up on this monday night. our goal was to get a soda springs to show how people who live on the mountain are impacted by the recent snowfall. getting there was no easy task in our long delay near rainbow road. and when traffic did start moving again, it was at 5 miles per hour or less. just another night on the mountain when the snow is falling. eventually we did make it to soda springs. this is where the impact of the storm comes into focus cars that haven't moved in a couple days are practically buried and the snow continues to fall heavily at times, even while the bay area and sacramento valley dry out. >> we'll take a little more coming in this week. we did. find a homeowner digging out a man with my cleanings property

new denny, the song comes from the western state of rogers, tom, one of the many regions represented here, thousands of farmers from across india have gathered to demand the government, lower taxes on fertilizers and other agriculture equipment, and increased financial support. now got ya know, we want prices that earn us a profit. right now we are not recovering our costs. we are very deep in debt for 3 generations. we have only been passing on debts. the sect is reeling from multiple crises, including extreme weather patterns and reduced output. this demonstration was poured by union with close ties to the governing bgp. it comes months after farm was ended, a year long protest against 3 laws. the said left them was all and benefited by corporations. how many the prime minister marines are mode the fund new to book the legislation in november 2021. right. and want to give her a fall was good day to morning me. i don't deed higher prices, i did this yet, the government set up a committee to address that. i'm, you know, i'm more of these meetings insincere. who had had one committee