. >> despite the horrors of war going on in his home country ukraine, dennis says the beauty of music survives. and that's why this internationally known composer and jazz trumpeter plays for the people of sometime it is troops on the streets of kyiv. >> our music is very important right now because our music is part of culture and if there's no culture and country, there's no country. >> reporter: dennis is one of four artists involved with san jose jazz called counter point with ukraine. san jose jazz invited the artists to play after they learned that the jazz events were canceled because of war. >> we can turn this into a platform where these artists who have not been abo do their music here and we'll stream it to ukraine. >> my name is dennis adu. right now i'm on a volunteer. >> russian missiles have destroyed apartment buildings close to his own. dennis says the people have stopped being afraid. >> if missiles are going to strike, even if you're under ground or in basements it's going to hit you any way. a lot of people decided, don't hide anymore. >> as for his music, dennis s

dennis kept the letters.said that he had gotten married. >> holy cow. he fell in love at first sight or something? >> i think he must have. it was almost a big secret. >> a few months later, duke brought the secret bride back home to iowa to meet the family. but the bourdeau's and sonia never clicked. maybe that's why after duke's hitch in the marines ended, the newlyweds settled in southern california. a few years later, sonia opened a hair salon while duke worked at a bakery. what was their relationship like back then, at the beginning? >> it looked like it was real good. they were holding hands. >> all lovey-dovey? >> yeah, she definitely was the boss. there was no doubt about that. >> sound familiar? sonia ran the show and duke, the ex-marine, found himself taking orders all over again. >> he definitely was scared of her. >> scared of what? she was just a pint sized thing? >> that she was going to get mad and blow up and then he wouldn't be able to do things. >> but somehow, his strange and secretive marr

divers found dennis in four feet of seawater.ue was actually a replacement for the original dennis, which was stolen in 2006 and never found. the cartoon creator was a longtime resident of the county. so glad that this wa ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, hope starts to fade in turkey and syria as the death toll surpasses 21,000. and a humanitarian crisis unfolds, with people looking for shelter and water in freezing temperatures. turkey's president calls the devastating earthquake the disaster of the century. tonight, cbs's chris livesay is in turkey with stories of loss and of miracles. >> we were able to see the outlines of what appeared to be bodies who were sleeping in bed at the time this building collapsed, and right in front of me is a bag of children's toys. >> norah: new pictures tonight of the fbi studying that chinese spy balloon. as the u.s. government reveals the aircraft had antennas and sensors for collecting communications.

dennis from virginia, not even don.s keepers checked behind the corvette in joe's garage? i thought i saw a gold bar sticking out of hunter's pocket. keith, i think your segment is off common folk, no longer served food unless you fly first class, i recommend you reevaluate rules of the air. i noticed i said that and i sound boujee, and i apologize. i've flown coach and sat next to the bathroom, don't go there with me. tucker is up next, iwatters and this is my world. >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," looks like don lemons long television career is over, mr. lemon been sentenced to a term in the hr, to undergo sensitivity training, the first step to be disappeared or doing late night

dennis and his group have helped impromptu concerts down there too. dennis says the people have stopped getting afraid. >> even if you go to the basement, they will hit you anyway. a lot of people have decided not to hide anymore. >> reporter: as for his music, dennis said he was forced to put down his instrument for long periods of time. but the collaboration with san jose jazz, he says, has been an inspiration to him and other musicians who have made the trip. >> i would like to say thank you. while we are here, i can really feel the support. it has really inspired me and i feel much better. >> reporter: and that is a positive note he can take home and share with others. >> some of the visiting artists performed at city hall last night. it was part of a flag raising ceremony to show solidarity to the people of ukraine. at noon, another rally is scheduled at san francisco's ferry building. >>> that is the sound of brain waves turned into music. coming up, how a local music class is collaborating with doctors. >>> and a woman delivering important lang

my name is dennis and right now -- >> reporter: less seen, the everyday resilience of citizens like dennis. russian missiles have blown up apartment buildings. he has had to evacuate with his mother to underground bomb shelters too many times to count. dennis' group has held impromptu concerts down there too, but he says the people have stopped being afraid. >> if missiles strike, even if you are underground, it is going to hit you. a lot of people decided they don't hide anymore. >> reporter: as for his music, dennis said he was forced to put down his instrument for long periods of time. but the collaboration with san jose jazz, he says, has been an inspiration to him and the other musicians that have made the trip. >> i would like to say something because while i am here, i really can feel the support. i feel much better. >> reporter: and that is a positive note he can take home and share with others. >>> some of the visiting artists performed at san jose city hall last night, all part of the flag raising ceremony to show solidarity to the people of ukraine. today there are other rallies

dennis, pleasure to speak with you.ow dennis lockhart, former atlanta fed president. >> thank you >>> that was good, missy we should have him on and test -- good for him >> so if he has been doing this for a long time, he has done very well because the stock market has outperformed over a period of time it kind of explains the divergence between the fed and the markets. it really -- ultimately the argument is that the markets are going to do what they're going to do and they're not necessarily totally anchored in where the economy is or where the earning cycle is, but equities have provenen to win. >> i heard hawkish, but i'm staying long equities. i think so many people out there are sick and tired of being negative that now, you know what they're just throwing -- i believe we are sort of in that caution to the wind. the fed is going to do what they want to do on the other hand you can't bet against the united states. that's at the point of the cycle we are at right now >>> coming up, dividend decisions. should you bet

dennis and your team thank you for the vital piece of america. and thank you rudy gonzalez and through you we rescue noise all of the workers going to take skills. 750 feet in the air to get this project done. you were presence reminds us we are not just building infrastructure we are building live livelihoods. from the moment it opened this bridge is one of the most essential and recognizable in our country. its location, proportions and design. make it in the just the denigz of the bay area but emblems of the united states itself. even people never been to california can recognize its place the cathedrals of american infrastructure. this reason it deserves attention when is t is enduring role at stake. significance of the golden gate bridge is in the just a matter of the vivid accomplice in our american land scape t. it is very much a working peels of infrastructure and essential at that. the bridge plays a role in the safe movement of people and goods across the region. carries 100,000 vehicles a day. then million a year. half a million freigh

i think we lost dennis, but ms.uest: you know, the great thing about the labor movement is that his concerns, we have a vehicle for addressing and he can file a complaint with our ethics only buds-- ombudsperson, and we can invest it. my experience with 32 the bj, they represent janitors, security officer and airport service workers and have been taking minimum wage jobs and moving them to $18 an hour at jfk and la guard ya with paid health care and retirement which no airport service worker has ever imagined in their life. .. the airport service workers that try to organize all across the country. we went this is ralph good llmorning. >> caller: uaw worker from upstate, new york. i want to ask president henry she did mention amazon. you see those prime trucks that have amazon on the trucks driving around? i think i interpret them as independent contractors. and it seems like there is an over explosion of miss classifying workers and independent contractors so they do not have a right to organize. but i hope preside

and bite the horror as he describes dennis plans on returning this spring. i anticipate that many people who fled the country will be coming back. they'll be coming back to their houses their job opportunities their schooling and the system's going to kind of get overwhelmed again, especially in terms of like electrical grid. in the meantime, he's taking some time to take it all in tara campbell abc 7 news. well take a look at this newly released body cam video shows a south florida police officer wrangling a nearly seven foot long alligator. that was just wandering through a neighborhood. look at that. police officers placed a lasso rope along the gators snout and tightened it around its legs. the officer says it took him a few tries to catch it eventually though state fish and wildlife. officials arrived and trapped that gator only in florida. we'll still had tonight on abc 7 news at 11 the bay area woman working to build a better bay area one building at a time and we have more rain and snow on the way plus if you're heading to and from tahoe, i'll let yo

joining me right no is former guardedman letter editor, dennis gartman and cole smede.both. thank you for being here. dennis, with a market that is now reacting to this commentary from fed presidents, you had loretta master and james bullard indicating that larger rate hikes may be needed to l tame inflation. suggesting 50 basis point hike could be appropriate as opposed to 25 basis points after the latest numbers on cpi and ppi. what are you expecting at the march meeting which is just now two weeks away? >> i've always thought there would be 50 basis point increase in the overnight fed funds rate. i didn't think there's was any question they were going to go 50. i never thought of them going 25 basis points. they've been consistent in their conversations, consistent in their talk and they're following what mr. powell has made it ab itab abundantly clear for the past several months. i don't think we should be surprised by the comments. the market has taken it bearishly. i've been bearish over the past couple days, worried we'll have a technical circumstance where we mi

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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

maria: so are you still negative on this market right now, dennis? >> very much. making it public about it and we have technical circumstances that are deteriorating very quickly. one of the things that i watch closely is the cnn greet index which got as high as 80, highest in two years, showed that the public was involved in the stock market two to three weeks ago and now to me a sign of overextended market to the upside now we are breaking up trend lines and doing, i think, very serious technical damage to the market and i think the fundamentals are beginning to deteriorate. be careful out there. i will say this and say it again this morning. maria: housing real demand destruction because mortgage rates went all the way up to 7%, came back down and now we are looking at highest levels again since november. whatwhat do you see in housing? >> right, even when mortgage rates being at peak 6 and a half percent. payment for home owner for median home is double what it was 3 years ago, home prices are down 10%, they have further to go. the fed says they are not restri

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both cases. —— dennis lee.try. business is booming and a key reason why is the war in ukraine. as nations provide military aid to ukraine, in the form of missiles and tanks, the companies that build that equipment are growing, with some of the biggest defence companies like lockheed martin and bae systems seeing a marked uptick in their share prices. and this is an industry of particular importance here in the uk, supplying tens of thousands of jobs. after the us the uk is the second largest military donor to ukraine, committing 2.3 billion pounds last year. let�*s talk to kevin craven, chief executive of ads group, a uk defence trade body. thank you for being on the programme. of course we are coming up to the one year anniversary of the war in ukraine, and the defence industry has done extremely well where governments, the us, the uk and others commit to supporting ukraine.- the uk and others commit to supporting ukraine. yes, and a ear on supporting ukraine. yes, and a year on we _ supporting ukraine. yes, a

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dennis shanahan joins us live from placer county tonight, dennis. so the snow is already coming down there. >> him and can yes. and you know, it's always cold when it snows, but this is a different kind of cold. it's an arctic. feel out here. we'll have temperatures dropping into the teens and single digits overnight, california highway patrol stresses that makes it even more dangerous to drive in these conditions. this is one of several accidents that led to the 7 o'clock closure of westbound. i-80 on this icy wednesday night over donner summit. somebody was going a little fast for the road conditions and ended up losing control and overturned their vehicle off the side of the road here. the driver of this van walked away without any serious injury. >> chp officer justin barn house says this accident serves as a reminder of how dangerous the road surface can be. when temperatures drop well below freezing. the snow harden's on the which in essence makes it out. ice skating rink. and so breaking does it is an effective anymore. vehicle causes a chain

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we feel we were double crossed and lied to dennis perata, a treasure hunter is suing, claiming years ago, he detected a possible trove of gold and silver buried underground that could be worth millions and led the fbi to it. we brought him up here in the snow set the gpl up. and set the test off in the machine lit up gold. i mean, it was great. the light bulb almost blew up area. folklore has it in 18 63. during the civil war, army soldiers lost a shipment of gold in the pennsylvania wilderness. harada says his tip to the fbi in 2018 culminated in a secret dig in the middle of the night that even he didn't know about and claims the government has been covering up the findings. you can hear the noise and i was like, and i looked in that whole hillside. i said it was so bright they had the biggest lights out there. i went back the day after they dug with all my equipment, and we didn't get no more gold or silver readings is turned into a legal battle with the fbi and previous court filings, acknowledging a team was sent to do testing admitting tons of gold might be buried there, but sa

only at denny's. >>> san francisco in 20 minutes from now. the biggest lunar new year parade outside of asia. the event organizers and law enforcement are working to keep the event safe to everyone the police department told us we will have officer stopped all along that route. alyssa is right there along the route and will have a live report from the parade in our 6:00 newscast. >>> asap a mayor kicked off his term by picking up trash. the san jose mayor first inaugural action cleanup this morning at the community center. he was inaugurated he said he wanted to give back to the community but also focus on the problems community members are most concerned about so he created the action series in 10 weeks. joining people from san jose to clean up the city but it's not just about a cleaner city. >> i hope we can be more innovative we will be more accountable and with things like cleanups and beautification we can also bring the community together people can know one another don't just come out here and pick up trash say hello to the person stan

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d w reporter brent dennis from australia took part in cologne's festivities for the 1st time. but he certainly had a lot to do before the celebrating could begin. ha, how did i end up in this situation? carnival in cologne is massive. yeah, humming from australia. i've never seen a party like this is complete madness and really draws the crowds. the can. i celebrate carnival like a german. i met with macs, my chaperone for the day. he's a member of the nippers burg here, one of the oldest carnival clubs in cologne today. mac library. nice to have you here. thank you very much. when you tell me what we're doing today, you will have to survive a typical day of carnival in chrome. so we'll have your durst, then we will have some dancing lessons with you. oh. and down you will have to perform the strengths and a big station cologne. in front of hundreds of people, really frightened yet? yes. okay, i guess we'd better stop practicing we do. oh, oh, carnival stance on the 11th of november, every year ending about 3 months later, the club trains weekly, starting in july without being

dennis zacharias is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance. he fires into the nest of the oak procession every caterpillars next to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nests via these read gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences and gutting and, and are being tested in the field today of classic mid aman ploy from 30 meters away. the fungus spreads out about the size of a fist. the nets are bigger than that was so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole nest. well, if we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and, and once we found areas that have been eaten, we tracked on the nest by following them towards the trunk of the red balls contain bavaria, bussey ana of fungus that spreads inside the insects and kills them, wouldn't he willing glenworth, i saw professor wolf gung hoya has spent years researching the various methods of combating the pesky oak recessionary caterpillar. his favorite is firing, the deadly fungus directly into the nest. that natalie is poo

oh hi, it's carnival time in europe and my colleague, britain, dennis is giving it his ball ad festivities. here in germany, we'll find out how he survived his 1st carnival in cologne. hybrid one, welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up for. germany's most well known bodyguard is also trying his hand at the design. and we uncover the secrets of the finest olive oil from spain. but we begin in venice where celebrations are underway for one of the oldest events in europe. carnival traditionally, it's the time when christians dance and feast in the run up to lent. now, if you've been lucky enough to experience the carnival in venice as i have, then you know that wearing one of these masks is a must. it's also a great opportunity to dress up in extravagant costumes as euro max report r hannah homo discovered herself, ah, mystery elegance, glamour to day in venice. the item on the agenda is the art of disguise. ready for crying about so where is all the action? what should you wear? what delicacies are waiting around t

only at denny's. >>> welcome back. jeff ranieri is with us.i did think about it today. >> yeah. >> of going swimming, it was so nice. >> i know. it felt more like spring out there. we got up to 69 in santa rosa. average of 61. but those temps, they're going to be cooling down as we head through tomorrow. let's take a look at that microclimate forecast. you can see the thing that's going to be changing it up for us is a system dropping down from the north. again, 5 to 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. also ace chance here of some spotty rain. as we begin, no need for the umbrella. temps in the 40s. we've got low 60s here. chance of rain returns by the afternoon up into the north bay. we'll keep some scattered rain in the forecast right through saturday morning. then we'll dry it out saturday afternoon into sunday. some wind next monday and tuesday with another spotty chance into next tuesday as well. so it doesn't look wet all weekend long. again, we'll see some rain hanging out into saturday morning, so not a bad forecast for us. >> not too much tom

dennis macshane , final word from dennis macshane, final word from me, sir.unately, but i was a minister. i got a call when i was minister in charge of brazil from david blunkett. so you've got a plane load of illegal brazilian overstay as illegal brazilian overstay as illegal immigrants. down in wiltshire. ready to fly to brazil. but they won't let the in. can you sort out? so i called up the brazilian foreign was a friend said we know about we hardly disapprove and brazil is to the uk. i love these conversations that conclude with something that i think all of us are agreed on and that is just get it done. so he said to me, you said, we're not going human humiliate. thank you all very much indeed. and you've been quoted by, norman baker out there, the great gb news, whose listeners and viewers do let us know what you think. rather than leave it to any of my guests to tell you what they think. you think. let's hear from you and then share some of the then we'll share some of the better thoughts a little later on. but for the being then, dennis thank very den

reporter: dennis taking a moment.ed after nine months volunteering in ukraine. >> as a registered nurse doing trauma and critical care, i came in very handy. reporter: he is a volunteer with the american red cross. he has been teaming up with the ukrainian red cross. last march, i spoke with him shortly after his arrival. >> there was a cruise missiles. reporter: one russian attack after the next, dennis continue to respond, rarely thinking of the risk. >> i say, they need my help. where do they need me to go? what do i need to do? reporter: describing a moment narrowly missed by a missile, his team leaving just-in-time. >> one of the repurposed s300 cruise missiles landed outside of the gate. formed a crater that would've been about 15 feet deep. luckily, no one was hurt. reporter: and one particular animal capturing his heart. the team adopting a young german shepherd, the pup a welcome to face in war. reporter: in late march, i went with the team to bucha. that was horrific. reporter: russian soldiers leaving behin

then dennis the menace. drew: monkeys are getting snatched. reggie: left and right. drew: do people have time? kumasi: they have time. drew: can i tell you a story about people having time? i was out with friends yesterday. we ran into other people. it had been a long week, but thankfully i will have a month off, they said. i was like -- reggie: in the middle of february? drew: they say, i do not have to go back until the middle of march. kumasi: what do they do? drew: what? what are you doing? they have meetings. but now they have time "time." reggie: so you have a meeting? drew: i asked, are you working from home? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. reggie: shout out to everyone who has a month off. drew: no shade, i would love that. i got a wake-up, i gotta get out of bed, i gotta go to my computer. what are you doing? he said, i am going to hawaii. kumasi: for the whole month? what do they do for real? drew: it is tech. reggie: ok. [laughter] and they are the ones who kept their jobs? drew: correct, so far. i mean, there is a lot coming -- going on in the economy. kumasi: queb

reporter: dennis taking a moment.ays ago, he returned after nine months volunteering in ukraine. >> as a registered nurse doing trauma and critical care, i came in very handy. reporter: he is a volunteer with the american red cross. there on his own dime, teaming up with the ukrainian red cross. last march, i spoke with him shortly after his arrival. >> a large ambulance a building hit by cruise missiles. reporter: one russian attack after the next, dennis continue to respond, rarely thinking of the risk. >>, just said, they need my help. here i where do they need me to am. go? what do i need to do? reporter: describing a moment narrowly missed by a missile, his team leaving a residential building just-in-time. >> one of the repurposed s300 cruise missiles landed outside of the gate. it formed a huge crater that would've been about 15 feet to 20 feet deep. luckily, no one was hurt. except one feral cat, which we treated. reporter: and one particular animal capturing his heart. the team adopting a young german shepherd

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abc is derek dennis reports.rt filing reveals allegations of a secret gold rush in the woods of dense run pennsylvania. we feel we were double crossed and lied to dennis perata, a treasure hunter is suing, claiming years ago, he detected a possible trove of gold and silver buried underground that could be worth millions and led the fbi to it. we brought him up here in the snow set the gpl up. and set the test off in the machine l gold. i mean, it was quite the lightbulb almost blew up. folklore has it in 18 63. during the civil war, army soldiers lost a shipment of gold in the pennsylvania wilderness. harada says his tip to the fbi in 2018 culminated in a secret dig in the middle of the night that even he didn't know about and claims the government has been covering up the findings here, the noise and i was like, and i looked in that whole hillside. i said it was so bright they had the biggest lights out there. i went back the day after they dug with all my equipment, and we didn't get no more gold or silver read