dennis: great. another important topic, many of us were startled or surprised -- not pleasantly, when the members -- when the account numbers were released earlier this year that showed more than 653,000 people were experiencing homelessness, an increase of 12% from 2022. it is a complex problem, but in your view, what are the root causes of homelessness and what should the federal response be? adrianne: it was disheartening to see that increase across all the subpopulations for un-house brothers and sisters across the country, but i would keep in mind that the count occurred in january of 2023. since that time, the administration has done a lot to sort of help localities meet their moments. we've provided a historic new program centered around unsheltered homelessness to help mayors deal with some of the encampments that they are experiencing. we've also provided new funds to rural committees, we help with some of our un-housed youth, and we also deploy the largest amount of funds for those nonprof

come on, dennis. >> well, i tried dennis.ow, i mean, look, look, gladstone was doing it at 84. >> churchill was doing it well into his 80s. you can't compare biden to winston churchill. i'm surely saying that the idea and trump stumbles far more . but trump stumbles far more. but look, biden's as i say, i've known him. i talked to him. he's older than me, but it was slightly the same background. he believes in three things do right by american middle classes. we would call it maybe more. the working class here, which actually both labour and the tories have ignored. as you know, lee. secondly, his economic guidance is not right wing austerity make the poor poorer but middle class keynesian, sensible politics of the state has to do something. don't deny i don't have to give the final word to donald trump because he's got an opinion on this. thirdly joe is opposed every one of america's enemies . every one of america's enemies. trump hasn't seen one of america's enemies. he hasn't wanted to get closer to donald. >> final word.

from that, dennis was looking for a new way to help.he found it using an old skill. the skill dennis brown relies on these days to do good, he once did to make a living. and it's just the pre-clean. yeah, restoring damaged shoes. we were a fire and water restoration company, so we get everything that we can salvage and including shoes. so i happen to be in the shoe section. so now that was many years ago, and for just a few years before dennis found his true calling. being a youth football and baseball coach to his kids and thousands of others 25 years straight didn't miss a year. dennis viewed coaching as his way to give back to his community and something after retiring, he was maybe missing in his life. or at least he was on one cold day last winter driving down fremont boulevard. i see this guy every day with, you know, he's pushing the cart. shoes are really bad and had to be free. it was freezing. so i know his feet was freezing and then yes, this. so dennis went home and using those old skills, fixed up some old worn shoes of his

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>> well i think dennis quaid is saying what many americans are thinking today. had robert de niro on one hand with trump and out dennis quaid that is truly speaking what americans feel today which is that there has been a great in dignity suffered by president trump. the law fair in this new york case is unheard of. you have a bias to judge refuses to give jury instructions so a juror can elect any crime to convict president trump on back on top of the on -- biased unconstitutional gag order on president trump. as we continue to see this bias coming out of new york city, more and more people like dennis and just average americans, middle-class voters are saying we have had enough. >> trace: they are just kind of moving that way. here's a poll, this is really deadlocked. biden won this in 2020, democrats have won this forever. it's now deadlocked, lydia. 42-42. the bad news comes in the next pool. for you, the fact that this is tied, that's mostly bad, we will let mehek cooke have that one but the fact this is tied, what do you think about that for the republican

dennis: to be clear, binance did admit to the allegation.st one count of bank secrecy act. so the allegations, they are not allegations. they were admitted to, which is why binance was fined $4.3 billion and will have a monitor for five years. unfortunately the message this sends is that crime pays. cz himself said better to ask forgiveness than ask permission, which is to say better to break the law ahead of time rather than comply with the law. break it it ask for forgiveness and that is what happened. his plan, what appears to be his plan from long-standing, is he engages in this conduct, he gets caught, gets a very minimal sense, goes to court, has all his friends talk about what a great guy he is, talks about turning over a new leaf and goes into philanthropy. everybody says that when they are facing a judge continue to jail. so he is going to go to jail for four months. he gets to keep his $43 billion. he is number 29 on the bloomberg billionaires list. that money has been accumulated through binance and binance admitted that it is eng

nothing that i said with dennis i did not endorse in, which would have jeopardized non profit status. they couldn't point any examples of any show that i've done where that was true because i haven't um, uh, but the, they really have one major funder guide mtm scruggs. he's come for me before i wrote a column for share post defending alice walker from charges that she was an anti semite. and he demanded that the publisher of the post bob should remove the article, or he would revoke the funding. he was a major funded for the side, bob refused, and he cut off the funding. he has told the real news, according to max alvarez, runs the real news that if they do anything to contribute to the election of donald trump, they will lose their funding. that's just an inverted way of saying support joe biden, and the democrats, i have been a long supporter of 3rd party candidates. indeed i was ralph nader speech rider. he knows that i and a dentist is running as an independent dentist and the interview was critical of both of the parties. and so that episode was removed and then i was in my show

dennis jacobsen: yeah, it does. i've had it up to here with distortion of one of the most astonishing revolutionaries into a white jesus wearing a red maga hat. it's just unbelievable to me. i think one reason that younger people are walking right past the door to church is because of the idiocy they see in this movement. (singing) whose broad stripes and bright stars. donnie o'sullivan: so a lot of americans believe that god views america as special. we tell ourselves that. that's part of how we have justified things like warfare. george walker bush: this crusade-- [explosion] --this war on terrorism is going to take a while. caleb campbell: we've said we're the good they're the evil, so god has this relationship with us. richard milhous nixon: the past few days when i've been at that window upstairs, i've thought a bit of the shining city upon a hill. caleb campbell: reagan invoked that america is the city on a hill. well, that's jerusalem. that's biblical language use of jerusalem. donnie o'sullivan: in 2020 past

here is dennis murphy with, she never left. >> she had been gone from his life, unaccounted for for more than 24 years. his mother. >> it was odd to be the one to find her. >> you spent a lot of your life looking for her. >> yes, sir. >> there's a poignant video of the mother and child's last christmas morning together. december 1992. the boy, aaron, was 3.5. >> yes. >> will watch that later. >> you've seen videos and pictures. >> i have seen the christmas video. >> do you like that? >> it didn't trigger a memory. >> can't remember so much as a toucher the sound of her voice. this story is all about memories. memories lost, memories later testified to. had the child, now a grown man, really seen something as terrible as all that? it's a boy's story like few others. go back in time to january 1993 in jacksonville, florida. it is just after the holidays and there's an argument going on ins that myna starter home. the young wife, 23, is restless. she walks out the door. the phone rang early the next morning in the bedroom across town. a funny question at that hour. did they know where bonni

i guess this week from kind of leave is dennis ross form a specialist system to president bar aka bama. and so more than 12 years, a key print and shaping us policy in the middle east. he's not optimistic about what he sees now, i can tell you this is worse between israelis and palestinians and at any point.

in fact, the voices of people like dennis, it's important that we give a platform to the voices, those voices because of the legacy media, commercial media blocks them out. they, they have no platform at all, so that's what happened. i'll reconstituted and it won't be, it'll just be a technical attic, but it can be reconstituted. and i would say, you know, the other thing that i find very cynical is that i drove most of their traffic. i mean, no shows have hundreds of thousands of views. several shows over a 1000000 a few shows over 2000000. there's nothing on the site that comes close to that, but what they care about obviously was the money, not the content. so let's talk specifically about the extended interview. i watched the interview and i kept waiting for him to say something outrageous, something offensive or dangerous, and of course he didn't. he was his normal self. so what was it that the real news network was objecting to? or did it really have nothing to do with the dentist goosenich way? had it tangentially, it has something to do is dennis and that he's not running as a

i guess this week from kind of leave is dennis ross form a special assistant to president bama and for more than 12 years. it's keith class, stacy, us policy and news conflicts done next on dw, how do we want to die? or equally important? how do not want to die? there aren't enough people in germany asking themselves these questions before it's too late. modern medicine still interprets patient welfare, of preserving life at all costs. but other perspectives are gaining traction. in 45 minutes on d w, we say they're never giving up every weekend on dw, the, the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court says, said he seeking a rest flores for his really need is including prime minister and that's at yahoo. so that comes out of the war in gaza is rarely politicians across the spectrum of condemns the move. the prosecutor is also applied for warrants for key leaders of how much widely designated a terrorist organizations. my guess this week from kind of leave is dennis ross form a specialist system to president baraka bama. and so more than 12 years, a key plant in shaping us p

dennis, do you such a great job every day.o excited to talk to you about this. >> thank you, thank you. >> laura: what about his approach today and should we assume it's heart felt and he is standing strongly with jewish americans? >> i will have an answer for you that you probably won't expect. i don't care about the heart felt in almost anything except perhaps, you know, my children and my wife and my closest friends. in life, what people do is much more important than what their heart feels. so, i am happy if he says these things whether or not they are heart felt. all i can tell you is what he won't say and i want to salute him for what he did say, okay? i'm not a fan of his. but it's critical to give credit where it is due. but, what he won't say is where all of this j jew hatred comes from. and it comes from only two sources, the left, not liberals, the left, i always make a distinction. and the newest generation of immigrants from muslim countries. not long-time muslim residents of the united states who go back many gen

. >> juju: "star trek's" captain kirk, boston legal's denny crane. >> denny crane. >> juju: tj hookerm 30 westbound. >> juju: and before that, he ventured into the "twilight zone". >> there is a man out there. >> what? >> i started working. >> juju: we caught up with shatner in his happy place, on a windswept day in the santa monica mountains with his prized horses and his equestrian wife of 24 years, elizabeth. and he is not slowing down. he's still throwing himself into countless projects, hosting the popular history channel show "the unexplained" which needs no explanation. >> what is it? where does it come from? how many are there? hello. >> juju: of course, there are the endless tv appearances on classics like "the big bang theory." >> you're william shatner. >> you can call me bill. >> can i call you captain? >> no. >> juju: born into a jewish family in montreal, his career started early on tv and on stage. when you think back to your boyhood in canada, was hollywood always the dream? was acting always the dream? >> i've been led by some unexplained force, but i was in a play wh

to know les dennis's pronouns? >> yeah. do we need to know les dennis's pronouns?ll—known showbiz figure les dennis is male , in case les dennis is male, in case anyone was still wondering . so anyone was still wondering. so here is the stunning and brave announcement was made in a casting poster for an upcoming production of shakespeare's12th production of shakespeare's 12th night, which helpfully listed the preferred pronouns for all the preferred pronouns for all the cast members no pronouns for shakespeare himself, though his gender identity remains a mystery . wow, do they think, mystery. wow, do they think, bruce, that this is going to sell more tickets? that's no idea. >> i mean, do we need to know that lies dennis is still with us would be my biggest question. >> so you think it should be alive in brackets, you know, still here, still? >> yeah. i mean, the last i heard of him, he was in coronation street. so, you know, this is all news to me. i personally, i've nothing against pronouns. i don't use them myself. i remember the first time i was asked and i sa

but that was no match for dennis. he relearned to walk and never slowed down again. he came back to his home community and worked well into his 90's, and his incredible legacy of service and just positivity lives on through 20 grandchildren, 47 great-grandchildren, 19 great-great grandchildren, and countless others that his 100 years of heroism, humility and service inspired. dennis is proof that a century spent in service to others leaves an impact that will last many, many more. thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate lieutenant brandon rola on being named the new chief of police for the city of newburg, new york. lieutenant rola is newburg through and through. he decided early on in his life to commit fully to serving his community, our community, at only 38 he's already a 16-year veteran of the newburg police department, recognized over 30 times for his meritorious and heroic acts. but it truly, if you know brandon, its not about the awards. it's about protecting his community and protecting his neighbors. it's this sense of duty and selfless service

throughout we couldn't hear exactly what dennis was saying. but the idea of progress without programs. it is a buzz thing but in actuality we the humanitarian side of netflix into that. how we can re- bring our skills of convening and having that impact without just the program entering the dollars were flexing in the humanitarian tose bring those together we see that on the private sector engagement. we see that a lot with dovetailing which was not talked about before but the ongoing multi- lateral world bank engagement. now we are a part of that we are right on that team and it is important. who at the bank guys to be doing stuff that will have impact on humanitarian side. i do think that is what the agency is moving forward i was kicking around were not just sheltering the j humanitarians n the corner we want to go play ncaa rule there. we'll see that moving forward. to end on a one sentence what we are seeing i think is yes the humanitarian unfortunately side of this is going to continue. instead of suctioning ourselves off of pretending w

the one and only dennis quaid.down not with the superstar actor of gospel singer but also the only houston's fan among speaking terms with. >> it a home run. >> i should know this. >> the went 389 was blood alcohol content. [laughter] i don't know his batting. >> you got a lot of strange as you know but this is the one thing that keeps coming back to me. i've been told on multiple occasions you are the best golfer in hollywood. >> that is a complete fable. it is. >> how to get started? >> i did a golf guy interview 12 years ago and they put that on the cover and then after that it was a disaster. my friends gave me so much crap that i went from -- i was a 0.6 and i went through 15. >> i think? >> after i had twins. >> i only have one kid, we are still trying to excel him on craigslist. you can't find a buyer. you're not supposed to list the grocery scale and sale price. when you so an american kit. i mentioned golf because you've played clinton and about to play ronald reagan wondering if you are playing in line to

dennis, great to see you. good holiday. >> always good to see you, cheryl. thank you for having me on. cheryl: luke's with us all morning long. coming up, the senate flailing to pass the border bill for a second time, even co-authors of the bill couldn't vote for it. texas congresswoman beth van duyne is here on capitol hill's busy day, plus how president biden's tax hikes are failing small businesses. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. cheryl: the senate failing to pass the white

dennis taylor, the guitar man. man with children and off the bat he told the trooper that he had a confession to make. >> he admitted they had a physical relationship, briefly, and it was only a few days before she disappeared. >> he knows his audience is hanging on every lyric. the guitar man kept singing to the cops. taylor told the trooper that kathy called him at work the day she disappeared. her voice, he said, had a strange town. >> she called him before lunch and was upset or anxious and said that she had something she wanted to talk about and he was busy and said he could not talk and hung up. he tried to call back sometime later. >> taylor said he played golf with friends that afternoon and plans to meet up with kathy later that night. >> he goes there, the location they are going to meet and kathy does not show up and he was concerned something may have happened. >> then, the guitar man struck a familiar chord. kathy had also been seeing another man, lloyd groves. according to taylor, groves was a stocker

samira hussain, live in denny. thank— here in the country. samira hussain, live in denny.ct them to be around this time of year is. it looks like it's going to turn dry later in the week as low pressure loses its grip and high pressure loses its grip and high pressure starts to take over. low pressure starts to take over. low pressure is firmly in charge today with a weather frontjust the north—east and enhancing the showers especially later on in the day. right spells and sunshine and some showers. slow moving showers across the north and north—east of scotland. every other the some hail and later the cloud thickens across cornwall. if you are in such an light breezes, temp is up to 70 degrees will feel quite pleasant. three this evening, savages fit quite quickly. we have got clear skies. it continues raining pushing northward and eastward. underneath the cloud offering, it is going to relatively mild. cooler in the east. this is the weather front. it is all connected to this area of low pressure, although we start off in a dry and sunny note in some eastern areas. we ca

joining me is former gartman letter editor dennis gartman.lso with us is mitch roschelle this morning. dennis, thank you for joining the conversation this morning. we're looking at a market that is pulling back after the dow briefly topped 40,000 yesterday, first time going above 40,000, although when it hit 40,000 it quickly came down and markets ended lower yesterday. look at future this morning, strength in thes nasdaq but weaknessless where, looking a the 10 year treasury yield this morning after five fed officials spoke yesterday signaling they're in no rush to cut interest rates, the yield on the 10 year up 2 and a third basis points, 4.39%, cleveland fed president said this, incoming economic information indicates it will take longer to gain that confidence, holding our restrictive stance for longer is prudent at this point as we gain clarity about the path of inflation. there was new york fed president john williams agreeing, saying i don't expect to get the greater confidence we need to see on inflation progress towards a 2% goal in

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denny had one other saying that resonates with me i'll carry with me for the rest of my years owe often said inexpressed gratitude is useless and for denver any i know you're some place watching i want to say thank you for the i'm a better leader and and better human being because of you and our park system is great because of you. you, you or a blessing my great honor to bring up his wife to present the public excellence award. >> (clapping) >> that was easy. >> it really wasn't (laughter). >> this is is not going to be easy bus um, just looking at the picture makes me - um, if you know the jewish tradition going to cry denny was all of those things but mostly to his family. he was a man who put his family first, only right next to his job he loved his job his son said in his spatially given the choice denny would walk to ma clarion lodge until he passed away he did that we had to retire him against his will in october when necessary is declining. he loved the city and this job. and all of you. with his whole heart. he came home everyday and told stories about the people who worked for

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sir ron dennis, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me.h, it's a great pleasure to have you here. i have read how you fell in love with motorsport as a teenager. i think you went to brands hatch when you were a teenager and just loved the smells, the sights of it. do you still have that love of motorsport today? i still enjoy watching a grand prix, but save for that, it's really a thing of the past for me. the main reason for me changing direction, i don't even know how to spell "retirement," was really the looming of my 70th birthday. and it was a little scrappy at the end, i have to say, primarily driven by disagreement over the value of my shares. but once... in the mclaren group, which you had done so much to create and to build. well... ..i like to feel that i pretty much built it. of course, no one individual builds anything, but, um, when i left the building on my 70th birthday, because that was very symbolic to me... mm. ..it was really a full stop in a chapter of my life. i want to take you right back. i mean, it seems to me very

dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him. >> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of the situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this in san leandro, alice wirtz, ktvu, fox two news, the chp has issued an endangered missing advisory for a missing eight year old boy from mountain view tonight. >> authorities say adan ortiz was last seen around 6:00 in mountain view. they believe adan is on foot and wearing a gray sweatshirt and blue pajama pants. if you see him or have any information about where the boy could be, you're asked to call 911 >> new. at 11 tonight, a sideshow l to multiple arrests inan jose last night. police say ey responded to the area of capital expressway and story road as officers were dispersing the lae crowd, they searched one of the cars taking part in th sideshow. they say t

joining me is former gartman letter editor, dennis gartman.is john lonski this morning. dennis, i want to thank you for joining the conversation this morning on this unare precedented day. john, i want to kick things off with you, looking at a market extending losses this morning after a new york jury found former president trump guilt on all 34 counts yesterday in the new york trial. the dow industrials down 35, nasdaq down 75 on top of triple digit losses yesterday. this makes president trump the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a crime. john, your reaction. >> well, you know, it tells us just how highly politicized the judicial system has become and of course this adds to risk for businesses that have to interact with the law, with the judicial system. this may have some implications for future merger and acquisition activity, for instance. beyond that, i don't see much of a problem. this cannot be good for the markets, it's not good for the economy, at a time where it appear as though the economy is losing momentum. maria: we

they want daniel dennis chu home. daniel chow and his cousin kyle ma are worried about daniel's brother, who's been missing since april 23rd. 25 year-old dennis chow suffers from schizophrenia. he first went missing april 13th, but his family found him. >> we found him at dublin bart station and when we found him, his feet were heavily blistered, so he went back to kyle's house. he took a shower, ate a lot of food and got rested. and the day after we drove him to the e.r. here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his feet. but to also go get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor, where he then got transported to john george to begin receiving care under a 5150 that was eventually extended to a 5250. >> during his two week hold, he was transported from john george psychiatric hospital to san leandro hospital. it's now under alameda health system. he was taken there for an ultrasound. >> my mom and i went to san leandro hospital to talk to security, and all that they said was,

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prager, dennis we wil l have you back soon, thank you. some professors in college professors have defended protesters including a professor at george washington university melinda roth. she wrote these little brats gaz should leave dorm rooms paid for by mom and dad now and go actuaf to gaza. joining usr,, melinda roth. professor committed his love it ing, or leave it online but in this case when you glorify something as horrible and vicious as the hamas crowd come i think it is actually a pretty decent suggestion. >> well, first of all, thank you, laura, for having me on tonight and devoting time to this important subject. i doi do want to say beyond my g behalf and not on behalf of george washington university for ow school, but what i have found while walking through this encampment was appalling to me.. it was, you know, absolutely horrifying the hatred, the, th anti-zionist messages, israeli hatred , the jews patron and also the american hatred. and i rode up my thoughts, and i quickly rode up my thoughts, anr they have gone a little

dennis, thank you for joining us. good to see you, sir.e appreciate that. thank you, gentlemen. quick break and then president biden faces a new impeachment inquiry and impeachment threat in the house after saying he will hold back the already congressionally approved weapons to israel. south carolina congressman russell frye weighs in on that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business and we'll be right back. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. ma