dennis too was cooperative. and he felt bad for christine. >> you know, she's a mess. i mean, i talked to her for and half an hour on the phone this morning and there was probably four or five times she started to cry. >> and he was still very vocal with his suspicions about bennie ruiz. >> i mean how do we know that bennie didn't go over there and don might have just let him in, like everybody knew each other. and then it went bad. >> caplan didn't think dennis was helping himself. >> was he receding as a person of interest for you? >> no, unfortunately not. >> if you have your own anybody particular? >> oh no, we can't tell you that. >> come on, man. >> no, we can tell you that. >> oh, that's right. i'm still not clear it as a suspect. >> nobody is. in my opinion, nobody is. >> as the weeks past, don's kids began to worry. did you think it was going to be cold and not solved? that someone was going to get away with murder? >> it scared me for a little bit that may be that way. >> but that was about to change.

he says it is a result of dennis. dennis has influenced me to have a sabbath. he is a devout christian. but from friday night until saturday night, he leaves the world. and he actually talks about it in his lectures. it is one of the 10 commandments, the only ritual in the 10 commandments. i wish everybody had a sabbath in america. host: a couple of years ago, dennis prager joined look tv at hillsdale college in michigan for a three hour discussion with students and with viewers. if you want to see that go to book tv.org, type in his name, dennis prager, then you can watch all three hours of that. >> that was something. host: let's hear from plainview, new york. good afternoon. caller: i just want to say i have often listen to you on the radio. as a boy from brighton, the son of auschwitz survivors, i just wanted to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly that the left is destroying our culture. and i think most likely it is planned -- i do not think by joe biden, because i do not think intellectually he is able to conceive of these ideas. the left employees s

dennis and let me start by thanking all. the men and women of the puc many others here today. thank you for your service, w for the city of san francisco and we are grateful for all that you do especially when we are dealing with things that we never would have participated in light of climate change. we are asking our city employees those had the san francisco public utility commission to do so much more. and under the leadership of dennis herrera this department has really not only livid up to the challenge of the times that we are living in but xoeded that. we appreciate you showing up daily tow protect and serve the people of the city of san francisco. and i want to really start by thanking our federal partners the epa. we will save aloment of money that's what i'm happy about. as well as so many others who come are together to not only look at ways for us to invest in our aging infrastructure. but ways to of course, save machine competence dennis talked about helped to ensure our rate payors are paying the minimum possible. today is a celebration of our commitment and inv

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and dennis quaid.ery much, dennis, say hi to matthew mcconaughey for me. >> i certainly will. see you, jesse. thanks for having me. >> jesse: all right. coming up: new yorkers talk tipping and some of them are pretty generous. >> what's the biggest tip you have ever left. >> pretty big. >> how big? >> he woke up in my bed. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new wipers to protect our new glass. that's service on our time. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't hav

jeff: that is dennis volkov joining us tonight. thank you for your time.. ♪ jeff: former first lady rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. that news comes three months after it was announced that her husband former president jimmy carter was moving into hospice care. caregiving has been a major focus of her life and work. we look at that vacancy in the impact dementia has on millions of families. correspondent: rosalynn carter has long focused on mental health ever since leaving the white house. in fact, she founded an institute for caregiving years later. more than 50 million people worldwide have dementia and in the statement announcing her condition, her team set about one in 10 americans 65 or older have dementia. the vice chair of the carter center serves on the mental health task force for the carter center and is a longtime friend of the first lady and a former aid from when she was in the white house. kathy, thank you for being here. i mean as i mentioned, you worked with the former first lady in the white house and have been a friend an

dennis quaid joins me now. sorry, dennis. a little mixup. technical problem.nia and what is so good about texas? >> talk about what's good about texas, we hardly make movies in california because it costs so much money, regulations, it is often, texas, was a great place to make films about 10 years ago, great movies there, they had an incentive program which now texas is surrounded by louisiana, oklahoma, new mexico, we want to bring that back to texas, make it a bit more business friendly to do things in texas. stuart: would you want to leave california your self and live in texas? >> i have done just that. i am currently living in tennessee. it's not the same place i moved to in the mid 70s. texas is right down there, legislation in the texas house to bring incentives back to texas and we are getting past and it is good for texas. there's a lot of people who maintain the incentive goes towards making, out of the state, goes to hollywood producers or actors like me but funding goes to pay carpenters, painters. stuart: sound like a financial thing, a business

back and forth here, dennis. what do you sunshine i know theo you think?res market is pricing in a 40% chance of a june rate hike. some are saying the fed is done. >> i think the fed is probably -- i think the 40 40% bet is probably the proper way to look at it. the most important point has been mr. cashcarry who has become quite overtly hawkish, talking about the continuation of inflation. he's a voter which is important this time to understand that he's one of the regional federal reserve bank presidents who can vote. so i suspect that we'll probably end up seeing -- if i were a voter, i suspect we would see the fed vote to do nothing, maybe, maybe, maybe, a 25 basis point increase but that's going to be the end of it. it will be a long period of time, however, before the fed moves to ease monetary policy and i take issue with the fact that the fed funds futures have argued for several rate cuts by the end of the year. i think that's highly unlikely. i think at the june meeting we probably go sideways, we may have a 25 basis point increase. it will be a

the puc general manager dennis herrera to the seat to serve unexpired 4 year term ending june 30 of 23 this would appoint him to a full 4 year term ending june 30 of 27. i don't see questions or comments from colleagues. mr. clerk, open up to public comment of members who wish to speak and joining person line up to speak at had time. for those remote call on the opinion call in line press star 3 to enter the speaker line for those in the queue wait until you have been unmute exclude that will be your queue to comment. there are no persons in the room. no one on the call in line yoochl public comment is now close and i had would like to make a motion to sends this to the board with positive recommendation. mr. clerk a roll call on that? >> yes, one moment. . on the motion to recommend vice chair walton. >> walton aye. >> supervisor safai. >> absent. >> chair dorsey. >> >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection with supervisor safai absent. >> thank you, mr. young on a vote item 1 appointment director to the bay area financing authority dennis herrera goes to the full board with pos

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dennis, react really quick. do you think it's being overdone? >> i think that those types of price to sales numbers, you have to stand to the sidelines and say you know what, this looks like the 1970's, a year later the nifty fifty were the unwanted fifty. you have to be careful. i would not be buying nvidia at this point and the gentleman before me had great application, the application of the chips and not the chips themselveses that are important. i thought that was a brilliant comment on his part. cheryl: dennis, let's move to pce, this is the favorite read of the fed when it comes to inflation. so the april pce index, 8:30, core estimate rise of 3 tenths of a percent. 4% annual. durable goods at the same time. what do you expect from all of the data that we are getting dumped on -- dumped on from the government on a friday going into a holiday weekend? >> i think you have to be careful with the numbers. they are prone to massive revisions just like we saw two weeks ago in the employment numbers. you have to be have careful, the revision and

as way to run moonshine, the origination of nascar was to move moonin shoo, now you have denny hamlinoing, i will show you what was happening and what the driver did. >> ashley: he used ai. i have no idea if an investigation could prove this. what if chase elliott is telling the truth and now suspended from the race? this is a dangerous sport, these guys know what they are getting into. i don't know how i feel about this. >> todd: taking chase elliott's side? >> ashley: i don't know, i need more data. >> todd: we will go into ashley's office and it will have chase elliott's stuff all over, big fan. >> ashley: doesn't bother me, denny hamlin or chase elliott, i need more data. >> todd: james comer wants a document, as well, he will confront fbi director christopher wray in a phone conversation today. we have response from the bureau. >> ashley: and heading forward with a vote expected tonight. kevin o'leary knows about making a deal, we will ask what he thinks, keep it here on "fox and friends first." ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, bypass debt ceiling, timer on your i-phone, 7:13 eastern

dennis prager will be here later. we are pleased to be joined now by author and town hall columnist, kirk -- kurt schlichter. his book is we will be back, the fall and rise of america. he is a novelist. i'm going to start with a non-book issue. in a recent town hall column, you had a column that was entitled, if i was trump's lawyer, how i would handle his case. what is the answer to that question? >> [laughter] i am still writing about it. i am a trial lawyer in california. i am not a new york lawyer. i'm not a criminal lawyer. i am an aggressive lawyer. i think they are taking it too slow. i think they are treating it like a legal case, rather than a political case. it is a legal case, it is nonsense. these elected crimes are ridiculous. everyone knows that. will they be thrown out like they would for anybody else, that is an open question. i would move aggressively, motions to dismiss. i would set the battlefield up. i went to the army war call. my strategy would be fighting in the political arena -- most of the th

so bars and churches and so when when dennis and those guys came, you know, i told her that i thoughtit was a really good thing that you know, let's go after our culture. you know, we need to join the movement that's going to stand up and demand that we be who we are. because we'd already been fighting the schools in milwaukee who were having a fight with they were doing the desegregation at the time. and so what the white communities would do is they would count native people as white and the black communities would count natives as black. so when the busing started, they wanted to bus our kids back and forth. and i remember herb having a big meeting with a lot of the officials, and he said, you can you know, this fight is just black and white. it's not with us. we're not involved in this fight. you know, we're going to our kids are going to go to school. we want them to go to school. and you're not going to dictate to us that they have to be a part of whatever your numbers are. we don't play em. so we were always involved in that kind of struggle to try to keep the get the culture t

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

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we will speak with dennis fritz. then 38 years ago, philadelphia dropped a bomb on the house of the black radical group known as move. >> i have just been advised we have new video of the episode that apparently ended we think ended the move situation, the dropping of an incendiary device. let's take a look at this. 5:27. there is the explosion. a very dramatic explosion that occurs 30 seconds and really rips into the compound. amy: we will speak with mike africa, jr. who played in the move house as a child before it was bombed about how the city seized the house by eminent domain and why he is trying to buy it back. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in north carolina, republican lawmakers have banned almost all abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy by overriding governor roy cooper's veto of the abortion ban. protesters inside the state capitol began chanting "shame, shame, shame" tuesday night after the north carolina senate and hou

now here's dennis murphy with rear window. >> tanya priess never wanted to be a star witness least of all a murder investigation, but after that guy blurted out what he did she felt she had to come forward. >> would you live with it? could you live with all of that? >> and she found herself on the phone talking to a district attorney in upstate new york. tanya believed she knew who had done it, who had done the terrible thing at the convenience store on easter sunday many years ago. the store clerk abducted and never seen again. >> they probably only took maybe 60 seconds to do what they needed to do. >> what tanya reopened was a wound that had never healed in new york. >> i can't let it go. i won't let it go. >> i will die trying and fighting for her. >> if they think i'm going to walk away, they are mistaken, i will not. >> even today, just say the name heidi allen and swirl of memory come back, some of them fuzzy now, it was 1994 that missing girl, the van, was it blue or was it white? and did they get the guy that did it and sent him away? tanya was a teenager back then. did you f

at denny's, it's diner time.ow open really late. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. liz: here is a live look outside, a foggy start to a hot date. a superior judge has rejected a bid to stop the alameda county district attorney's office from prosecuting a criminal case involving a police officer. bodycam video shows former san lee antero police officer shoot a man holding a bat. he later died. the incident happened inside a san leandro walmart in 2020. fletcher's legal team requested remove the da's office from the case. they alleged the da has a bias against law enforcement. fletcher pleaded not guilty to voluntary manslaughter charges. his trial is expected to begin in june. happening today in san francisco, a mother's day of action demanding gun control. a group of moms and students will demonstrate outside of the conservatory of flowers, calling for an assault weapons ban. they

so when you're craving a diner classic with a twist, at denny's, it's diner time.h, and my energy. clif bar® is the ultimate energy bar®. purposefully crafted with a blend of protein, fat and carbs. because the more good you put in, the more great you get out. >> california state representations task force may -- studying a developing reparations proposal for black californians who trace their heritage back to the enslaved person. julian glover shows us the t force plans. >> more than two years after a b 2131 signed into law, first in the nation task force nearing the end of its work and answering the question of what reparations could look like. >> very work intensive, fastrak. we are in the thick of the most challenging aspect. >> she's the chair of twofold mission. study slavery and its negative effects on african-americans, and develop proposals for remedies for the atrocities of that harm through policy changes and potentially cash payments. those recommendations drafted at these public forums at the state. we sat down with several members of the nine person t

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 usin

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david is looking like it is me now, not dennis, even though they are over there sitting together. the fact is, we are here to celebrate you and just take a moment to pause and to reflect on the extraordinary work and in particular i want to call out and you'll hear the names and the people a little later, but the municipal fiber team from department technology. i see linda joining us here today. [applause] you know, what happened and still happening in oakland is not happening in san francisco. let me just say that. thank you linda. [applause] the permit center team from public works, department of technology and the office of the city administrator. [applause] now, for those of you who had to stand in line and wait all day to get permits to do very simple home improvements, trust me, you appreciate this new efficient program. the housing acquisition team from the mayor's office and department of homelessness and supportive housing with all these great projects we are taking over to make sure we are able to house people who were formally living on the streets. they now have a safe

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we were all denny crum's friend. legend. but if you thought denny was good to new people, you should see what the guys who knew him forever was. he was inclusive before it was koosm guys going back 50 years still call him coach, mentor, friend and everyone from dr. duncan stein to guys you never heard of got the same treatment. they were all denny's guys. cardinals. legend. on and off the court. today, we all join scott and susan, a city in mourning and a forever community grateful for coach denny crum. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. grothman: in all the hubbub of the significant legislation and the debt limit the last week, i think this body let the founding of earth day pass. and of course the father of earth day was none other than wisconsin senator gaylord nelson, i'm sure all wisconsin schoolchildren

to collect a lot of people that go missing. >> amanda was with dennis for one of his river searches. >> maybe she had drowned, or been dumped in the river. so, we started looking around the river. and i was giving up everything looking for her. >> i had to do something for her. she would have done it for me. >> sarah paxton was searching too. she remembers the frustration of dredging through a huge part, covered with fresh blanket of snow. >> every search, i felt smaller and smaller, and the world felt bigger and bigger. she was one of my closest friends. loved her dearly. >> it just felt like a needle in the haystack. >> a needle in the haystack, but carrie's friends and family would not stop looking or hoping. dozens of tips came in from strangers, well-wishers, even psychics. but it would be something much closer to home that would finally lead to the first clues about what's really happened. >> coming up -- >> new questions about carrie's new boyfriend. >> it sounds like she was getting ready to maybe end the relationship with justin. >> when dateline continues. ur best defense a

here again is dennis murphy. >> the shooter was no more than a police artist rendering.ut his victim was quite different. there was a very complete picture of 36 year old rusty snyderman, a loving husband, father, brother and son who had grown outside of cleveland. mother and father -- >> in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing? >> smiling, making happy in life. he was wonderful to be around. >> really was. >> but behind the wide grand and nice guy demeanor, was a determined and ambitious businessman. rusty had spent time in the corporate world but was now itching to go the jobs route. rusty's wife andrea out more than anybody understood. she backed rusty when he wanted to focus on a start-up. >> they were really partners in every way shape and form. whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think that they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage had seemed solid to people who known them. which is why details that came out later surprised everyone. >> for, now rusty's grief stri