cynthia: dennis, as a college professor, what are you going to add? dennis: i've got to be careful. so often at the college level we have to do things that should have been done in the high schools, but there's not much we can do about it at this point. kevin: the one follow-up we didn't have a chance ask, what didn't have a chance to get that in. candidates, if you're watching. cynthia: republicans so often in their debates call these pie-in-the-sky ideas, not practical. cynthia: an $18 trillion deficit, come on, how are we possibly going to sustain an $18 trillion national debt while continuing to ramp up domestic spending? it doesn't compute with a lot of people, including a lot of independents. cynthia: what about the talk of the minimum wage? that was one place where they did contrast. hillary said she would support a $12 minimum wage. the other said $15. kathie: what we were trying to get at there is that bernie sanders is kind of brushing off the idea that there would be job loss, with the almost doubling of the minimum wage. in iowa we are at $7.25, cost of living here is lo

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dennis. >> don't [ bleep ] dennis me! i am doing my job here. i'm a pro! this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on! this is [ bleep ]! >> so a lot of people -- >> you're watching, we'd love you to come on, and whether by skype or phone or whatever and talk about this. >> the to talk about it. i was here in new york city, and i had done this thing for "funny or die." give me five or six skits and i picked this one. this could be really great or total flop. i wanted to do a spoof on tmz and see if anybody bit, and then art of more" here and i woke up that morning and there you were telling me -- turned on the television and there's al wanting to do an intervention on appreciate it. okay. >> we were worried for a minute. >> we were terrified. >> and then it was revealed it >> it was good. >> it took off. were you surprise that had people were just -- >> i was -- did a little bit better than i thought. >> that's an understatement. sold it. >> i real he some convincing to do to my mom who is out there. hi, mom. >> did the twins see it? >> no. they

like i said, i-i had no idea who dennis was running around with. i don't know what i can tell you beyond that. not even about your neighbor gene? is -- is he mixed up in all this? well, gene says in the last four years, he's participated in over 30 burglaries and 40 bank robberies planned by you, sir. wait! what? look, we already found the safes you stole, mr. bailey. we collected them from your fraternity broer's house. not to mention all the video footage we he of you n a baseball cap, handing threatening notes to tellers. but i-i-i don't care about all that. i care about the murders. murders? now, hang on. three people wererkilled at that bank yesterday, mr. bailey, including a veteran, and you were there. you can ask my wife where i was all day yesterday. now, wait. wasn't it yo wife's job to babysit while you were out robbing? because gene says she did that a lot, which makes her as guilty as you. now, hold on. my wfe -- [ pounds fist ] gene... and -- and you believed him? just saying whatever? lying about my kids, even? let's talk about your

good morning dennis... dennis: good morning. jessica, ffa is an organization that allows high school students the opportunity to work on what's known as a supervised agriculturalexperience or sae for possible future careers in agriculture. there are several categories of the sae, ranging from livestock production, crop production, agricultural sales, and etc. but today, we see more women involved with the agricultural organizationonnd taking on jobs that were once thought of as only for men. kellie einck, a south o'brien student from primghar received the national proficiency award in the category of agricultural mechanics and repair and maintenance during last week's national ffa convention. einck says the proficiency award honors a student fofotheir supervised agricultural experience, and is one of the highest honors awarded. "the proficiency award is...there are about 50 categories, all ag-related. mine was won in ag mechcanics repair and maintenance- placement. there's placement and enterprenuership categories that you work

dennis: right.alty pharmacies, it is sort of in the weeds around distribution, but it is important for them. do you guys do that? ian: i do not know what their use of specialty pharmacies are. we do use of specialty pharmacies, but there is no type of agreement that would ant and otherle pharmacies have. we used specialty pharmacies for oncology and other drugs for patients who need a high level of attention from pharmacies. dennis: if you read the report in the "wall street journal," you will see that yes, they are specialties, but really their speciality was getting the insurers to pay. ian: i do not know anything about their business model. dennis: ok. fair enough. a company you have had some experience with, what is your exact nature of your relationship with -- aware am not particularly of a profound relationship. it is not on my radar. i'm not aware of any contracts. i am aware of how we ethically operate in the marketplace, and i am satisfied. dennis: but this is a blood testing company -- ia

steve: thank you so much, dennis. let's go over to shaina and economics was a big part of shaina: of course, steve, and there were a number of different health care concerns. let's talk with one individual here. >> i support a single-payer system, but i am leaning towards hillary. the democrats fall hard for the aca and we have to support the aca. it has survived every repeal vote in the congress and it would be nice if we had a governor, the biggest applaud line, to have a governor support of aca, it would be nice if well marked, the biggest insurer, would -- wellmark, the biggest insurer, would bring premiums down. shaina: one piece -- person even yelled out i think i just changed my vote, i think that was you. what went through your head when >> that was a heck of a comment to make and sadly, a reflection on our state. but i think overall, what we are looking at is, like my colleagues said, we are going to have to make these reforms and we are going to have to pay for them by ponying up. all of us. the entire natio

dennis your take. dennis: the campaign on the basis of being strong people who can face down an opponent, so yeah, i think they have a legitimate point there. and in regards to their attempts to set conditions, and anger from fox news said, do they want a foot massage as well? stacey: how should a candidate from any party handle a question they might deem bias or inappropriate the moment it's asked? >> i think the candidates have every opportunity to push back on a question. they can challenge the premise or the facts of a question, and certainly they can challenge the tone. they are given time to say whatever they want. going back to the idea of saying what they want, either you are supporting them by giving them more time, if they answer the first question, but with so many candidates and so much time, you need to be judicial. i think that a three candidate debate, there will be more opportunity to dig into issues and get past talking points and get to some answers. stacey: the audience is savvy, the

. >> when dennis said he needed my help. i was like no, no way. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> sit down! >> a newly arrived female inmate rages. and -- a surprise raid causes problems for another inmate. >> when the team comes in, everybody is going down. >> on the banks of the ohio river, louisville has been ranked one of the ten savest large cities in america. downtown is a two-block reminder that not all is well. about 45,000 men and women a year are booked into the department of corrections jail on charges ranging from misdemeanors to murder. most have only been charged with their crimes and are here awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> act like you got some sense. >> those stays can range from months to years. during that time, some will find themselves with new troubles. >> we have intel from two various sources. there is a lot of marijuana that has been on the fourth floor. we are trying to link it back to certain inmates. then try to link where it's coming in. we have some ideas. we have activated the shif

but dennis has some ways to keep that stress level to a minimum. first, just breathe. (dennis buttimer, mind body coach) "what we're going to do is a yoga breath so we're going to inhale through the nose and we're going to fill up our stomach like a balloon, and then let your chest rise up. and on the exhale, you just squeeze the stomach gently." then, create a relaxation response. (dennis buttimer, mind body coach) "i'm going to ask you to tap alternately on the opposite end of your shoulders or with your index finger just alternately tapping on the outsides of your knees. "and now, imagine a source of this holiday stress for you. it could be pressures, it could be expectations, it could even be grief. "when you tap the right side, it's actually tapping more so on the left side of the brain and vice versa so it's hard to hold that upset state that you're in." for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. jenna: dennis says you should take a few minutes everyday to get rid of stress because it can help improve your quality of sleep, reduce headaches, lower blood pressur

do you agree with dennis. if terms of the strong dollar in stock, at this time. >> for this time, no. i don't. actually, i think over a period of time, it will take some time for the strong dollar to hit corporate earnings. we know about it. it is coming. but the stock market hasn't reacted to it yet. but i do think this time a strong dollar is bad for stocks. >> and what about the dixie, at a 7-month high. >> it kissed 100 overnight and came back a little bit. but if you consider where the dollar is going, i think we have to push through this. ultimately though, i don't think that central bank policy has to be as divergent as people think it is. and i made this point on the "closing bell." i don't think the ecb needs to be as dovish as people expect it to. having said that, i think what is interesting, you would see asset zollars that would be destroyed, they have been holding in there, i think anticipating the normalization of fed policy. while i think i -- i would say gold is going lower. oil will bottom ar

dennis: thank you, jessica. jessica rae: and as dennis just told us.... turkey prices are about 30 to 40 percent higher, just in time for thanksgiving. and with the number of turkeys donated each year variable, the food bank of siouxland is worried that higher prices may hit close to home for some. "familils in need really feel the impact of those price increases first. then, of course, through our purcpasing program wh our prices go up, it's the same thing... we aren't able to buy as much of something or maybe we choose not to buy it at all" says linda scheid, executive director, food bank of siouxland. jessica rae: local butchers are feeling an effect as well steve hein, manager of braunger's steak company, says just like gasoline, a price hike won't deter customers from buying a turkey for thanksgiving. the bigger problem is... not enough turkeys to go around. "some of the product i'm trying to get... i'm having a real hard time with. like i said, price is a little higher but the biggest problem is not having the product" says steve hein, manager, brau

we are joined like always by dennis morrice from klem radio. good morning dennis! tell us what you know.... dennis: good morning jessica. each year, for the past 30 years, the farm bureau conducuc a nationwide survey to determine the cost of the traditional holiday meal for ten people. dave miller serves as the research director for the iowa farm bureau. he says although the price of turkey has risen, due primarily to the avian bird flu, milk prices have fallen which has kept the overall cost of the thanksgiving meal fairly consistent to last year. (as said): "it really has been quite stable for the last five years...just right around $49, and it has f fxuated plus ororinus about twenty-five cents, right aroundndhe 49 and a half dollar cost, for the last four to five years. and the cost was 50.11 (for this year), which was up 70 cents from a year ago. and of that, a $1.39 wathe increase in the cost of the turkey...51 cents lower on the milk, and actually 30 cents lower on the miscellaneous ingredients. everything else was just a little bit up and a little bit down"

but dennis is exactly right. sure this is not where secretary kerry is, but it disengagement will lead to a vacuum and a worse situation facing the next president of the united states. when you get beyond this binary structure that we are in in the middle east and israeli palestinian context. >> susan gelman. >> congratulations on the publication of your new book. i want to ask you want to push it a little bit given the timing of this convening. [inaudible] osloi mentioned is is dead? what will it take to revive it? talking about interim steps, or baby steps. there is a bigger picture that he was no longer bound by oslo in march. where areo 3000 feet, we in terms of the framework of having a substantive discussion. it doesn't feel like there is much will on either side right now. thanks, suzy. i would say the following. the structure of oslo still exists. say that he is not bound by it but it does not mean he is not implementing on the issue of security cooperation. it goes on now. standpoint, they are still tran

the irony is dennis hall took a life and that, in fact, saved his life. because he went to jail and was a i believe to receive medical care. >> maybe it did save my life coming to jail. we'll see. >> in hackensack, new jersey, the story of another convicted murderer would also take some unexpected turns. they're the kind we find more often in jail than in prison. >> one of the reasons i really love "lockup," shooting inside county jails, is because everybody's local. the inmates, even a lot of the staff come from the same city. as opposed to a state prison, where inmates come from all over the state. and it's amazing how many times inside county jails we find inmates have crossed paths with each other on the outside. and that could lead to some pretty compelling stories on the inside. and david goodell was no exception. >> she was in her car. that was 23 days before the homicide. >> david goodell kept pictures in his cell of the woman he admitted to tormenting and strangling to death. his former girlfriend, vivianna tulle. >> why? because sometimes i get

watch what goes on in the euro. >> dennis. thank you. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. i was watching the euro, it closed at session lows and dollars have seven month highs. >> so remember, in the dollar index, 50% is heavily weighted toward euro. when you look at the euro around these levels, this is on a trend line that goes all the way back to 2000. so right to dennis's point, if we break through this level, you will likely have a big rally in the dollar and a selloff in the euro and that will ripple through the financial markets because everybody has to readjust to this new paradigm. >> i'm going to go to you because you had once in your part of your lifetime traded gold. >> a long time ago. >> a common speaker about the gold. the gold dinner. what is -- is gold dead in the water. you asked dennis. i think the answer is yes, it is. >> and i think the prize is 1044. it held that level a few months ago and bounced. needs to hold that level again. i still think gold is a store of value. i don't think it is necessarily all about the dollar. but that 1044 level is critic

having to deal with dennis hall down the line. we had more to film and he assured me he was fine. jeremy was great, very professional. he never indicated to dennis hall that he knew the victim. >> hall was sentenced to 40 years in state prison. for the murder of officer bishop's brother. we would soon learn that committing murder might have turned out to be the very thing that would save dennis hall's life. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! if you have moderate to severe ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some peopl

we are joined like always by dennis morrice from k-l- e-m radio. good morning, dennis. dennis: good morning jessica. despite low agricultural commodity prices, land still seems to be in high demand with buyers willing to spend near record levels. at a sioux county land auction held last friday near hospers, a tract of 154 acres sold at $17,300 an acre. when you calculate that, it equals to two million, 664 thousand, 200 dollars. jim klein of remsen was the auctioneer for the sale. he says land sold is of very productive. " (as said) : "it was a 154 of 99-point-one-five, which is rather unusual. and what's that is, there was that had 100, which is almost never seen". dennis: klein says the land was sold to a local neighboring property adjacent to the land that was for sale. the auctioneer says there was a lot of interest in the agricultural real estate, as it had several bidders at the start of the sale. jessicrae: dennis, was this farmland sale a new record price in sioux county? dennis: no... jessica, the price per acre is not a record for sioux county land sales, as a

in spite of what dennis' local doctor recommended, the wsi appointed doctor determined that dennis was not a good fit for the prosthetic arm that he wanted. >> i don't understand it. i don't. i didn't lose a hook. i lost a hand. i want a bionic hand >> whedbee appealed the wsi decision to north dakota's supreme court, but the court ruled in favor of wsi. >> if you have an injured worker and you have a myoelectric arm or a hook that you can offer, is it about the money? >> yeah some--part of it has to do with cost. >> bryan klipfel is the director of wsi in north dakota. >> the other part is, is this is this going to benefit the injured worker in the job that they're going to i mean? >> but there's no one in the world that would ever argue that a hook would benefit a man better than a robotic arm. i mean unless, can you make that argument? cause i >> no, i don't think you can but what i'm saying with the mioelectric arm if you are going back to so a job where you have dust and manufacturing environment i think then it would probably will not work as well as the hook will. >> so do you e

dennis dennis dennis prost coco ko is on the scene. >> reporter: a fire here in the two-story brownstone. fire almost under control at this point. fire for the most part knocked down. a lot of smoke was coming up in just the last couple of minutes. firefighters are getting the upper hand on the fire. still a second-alarm, no reported injuries. we have a lot of traffic in the area and a number of street closures as you can see. third avenue in the southbound direction as we widen out the camera, you can see the traffic making the left-hand turn. you are looking at delays on third avenue for three to four blocks. no reported injuries with the second alarm fire here. we'll continue to keep you updated updated. >>> police in yonkers are the wake of a chase that turned deadly. police were in pursuit of a stolen van and the chase ended when it struck and killed a woman who was driving home from work. what a lot of people are wondering tonight, should the officers have call off the chase before the crash. michael george is in yonkers where authorities are trying to answer that question. michael

probably the one in saint-denny this morning. >> talk to me about saint-denny. >> it is a very mixedhere. it is also famous because there's a huge stade de france is there. that's where three suicide bombers tried to enter the night francois hollande was there for the match between germany and france. fortunately they didn't get inside. but it is a very mixed neighborhood. african, asian, just about every kind of cosmopolitan group you can imagine is in this country. some parts of saint-denny are pretty rough. i think the people that were there that were arrested this morning, one killed, one blew herself up, i think they thought that they could keep a low profile on this little narrow street, not exactly a back alley but not a street anybody would play much attention to. but clearly police had some information that led them to them. >> who they're looking for, is it just these two guys that were repeating their names over and over again? >> no, i don't think so. i think they are understanding now. this is what we hear from both american, european intelligence sources. there is an un

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dennis: thank you. this is an interesting time to be writing about this.ave asked me about the title. they look at the tensions in the relationship and say it must imply that everything will be ok, which is interesting when most of the pessimistic about everything in the middle east. the u.s.-israel relationship is not doomed to succeed. my original plan was to write an overview of the history. to go through it in a summary fashion. the problem was as i began to get into it i had some wow moments. i wasd it not only that finding the same arguments i had dealt with, in many cases, 50 same words the exact being used. much is the same arguments, but the same words being used. the more i discovered that, the more had these moments, the more i became convinced i had to look through each administration and show where the assumption about and whyaspects emerged, they had such a durability. one of these things that struck assumptionsthe lived on, lessons learned from assumptions that should've been invalidated would never learn. the more i got into that, the more

dennis: his supporters say, yeah, he's telling it like it is. and he's being honest. and none of this political babble you hear from regular candidates. on the other hand, what he said was rather astounding. right now, he probably did himself at least as much damage if not more than he did himself good. rose: but trump's supporters say they like that he's tough. curtis: he's open. and he will tell what he thinks, not just what people want to hear. rose: iowans say they don't expect trump to go anywhere any time soon. >> i don't think it's anywhere close to being over yet. i think we're going to see. >> and it is entertaining, i have to give him that. [laughter] rose political analyst dennis : goldford says it will be interesting to see how these comments impact trump in the coming days, calling it a "prime test." kevin? kevin: thanks, rose. it is quiet here, but it will be very busy. that does not mean the campaigns have not been busy, they are working very diligently right now. cynthia visited all three campaigns. cynthia: i did. you can feel the excitement around th

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denny's new pumpkin pecan pie pancakes just 4.99. denny's.welcome to america's diner. >>> here's the latest on at tack on paris authorities are looking for accomplices at 120 killed, another 200 injured, 80 with injuries syrerious. eight attackers are dead. seven by suicide. a concert had 87 people killed at least. the southern california band made it out when the gunmen took over that theater. eagles of death metal appeared on jimmie kimmel last month they were able to sneak out. u 2 was scheduled to play in paris tomorrow but that show has been cancelled. >>> these horrific acts have claimed the lives of too many people and we agree with president obama's statement that this horrific attack -- >> we apologize that was the wrong astound we were telling you about the face check safety feature that's allows people to tell friends and family that they are safe. this is the first time it was use in a non-disaster area, violence like this has no place for any place in the world. pray for paris. that hashtag is trending tonight. so many people exp

. >> brad dennis runs rescue and recovery for klaas kids, the national organization dedicated to saving missing children. he says shauna's case shows the alarming growth of the disappearance of american kids, an estimated 300,000 forced into prostitution in the u.s. each year. >> it's happening in every major town, every little suburban area, every rural area. it's happening all over the united states. >> it happened when shauna began an innocent friendship with a new girl junior year in high school. >> it was a girl i went to school with. i met her through ged classes and she was a really good friend. >> shauna says that girl, a 16-year-old wheel call cathy worked hard to gain shauna's trust and within months a deep friendship was born. >> we would always talk in class. i would always tell her, "me and my mom are arguing again, of course." >> it was my gut instinct as a mother to keep shauna away from her. >> shauna's mother lisa said from the start, her daughter's fast friendship with kathy made her uneasy. >> when i first met her at school when i picked shauna up, she came out to the

dennis, we know the tone of tonight has changed. has the expectation for the candidates changed as well? dennis: we have been reminded that we live in a dangerous world. we might have had a debate that focused pensively on domestic and economic concerns, immigration. this changes it somewhat because now the concern is, how do we protect the united states in a dangerous world? that's the first job of a president. >> dennis, you would not want to think that anybody can take advantage of a situation like this. but you have to pay respect to hillary clinton's experience as a former secretary of state. i'm wondering if that gives her an edge. dennis: she can claim to have the experience that gives her the credibility to operate in she very possibly could claim that her opponents and many republicans do not have that experience. this is an opportunity for her to use an advantage towards her. >> does she have to walk a bit of a tight rope though? dennis: yes she does. she has to be respectful of the tone of the awful things that have happe

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - opposition forces make advances in the syrian province of aleppo. the latest on the fighting >>> the pope in uganda on the second leg of his tour. we look at the hot button issues of

. >> for dennis, friday night's visit to the bataclan concert hall was a rare chance to see his favorite band. >> how far into the concert before something happened? >> so they started at 9:00 p.m. and they played until 10:00 p.m. and then we heard, like, some firecrackers. and so i ran into the staircases and found a little tiny room where i hid with some other people. >> reporter: the group of about 15 people barricaded themselves inside, pushing a refrigerator against a door and they waited. tending to a wounded woman and listening to the chaos. >> what could you hear while you were in the room? >> the machine guns, then silence. then shooting. we just turned our phone off. we turned the light off, and tried not to make any noise. >> did you think that you were going to get out alive? >> no. i was -- i was very afraid. >> dennis said when the police finally arrived, the terrorists, still shooting, ran up the stairs toward the group's hiding place. >> i could feel the impact. i began finally to accept death. >> in darkness, they waited three hours before being led from their hideout. o

denny's new pumpkin pecan pie pancakes just 4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner. an e-coli outbreak in oregon and washington state... that apparently started at chipotle. twenty-two people >>> health officials are investigating an e. coli outbreak in oregon and washington state that apparently started at chipotle. 22 people got sick over the last few weeks. no deaths are reported but about a third of those sickened have been hospitalized. chipotle closed 43 restaurants in both states while health officials work to pinpoint the source of the outbreak. >>> in texas, emergency officials tonight are warning trick or treaters to avoid flooded streets. cbs reporter omar villafranca tells us at least six people are dead after the storms pounded that state. >> reporter: residents of this austin neighborhood only had a few minutes to evacuate as raging waters began flooding the streets. [ sirens ] >> reporter: teresa got her three dogs before leaving. >> oh, my goodness! a little overwhelming to have the police coming down your street ordering out of your house. >> reporte

her husband dennis also dislocated his hip. once you see the video, you realize they are lucky it wasn't any worse. for brittany and her husband dennis, baby aden is christmas come early. their son born yesterday is almost two months premature via on emergency c-section. >> the baby is now doing well. a little help breathing but other than that, he's doing real well. >> reporter: new grandpa eric turner is happy mom, dad, and they were inside this car that was struck from behind and went airborne that a pole money. >> looking at the video, it looks like there was somebody the way. >> reporter: brittany and her husband dennis happened to be on her way home from a doctor's appointment when the car hit them out of nowhere. the priority became quickly making sure the painy was okay after both were ejected. brittany's father joked being a new parent is hard enough without having to endure something like this. >> i told my son-in-law, this isn't how you do it. they got it done but not the conventional way. i'm happy everybody's doing

dennis fell out of vehicle. until police arrived. the owner of the dealership said the couple were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the car driving and the of two them racing. that's what it seemed like julie julie both dennis and britney taken to the hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. the family tells the tv station that the baby was delivered and is doing okay. not saying what if any charges will be filed against the car that hit the couple. >>> a major murder trial on the north shore resumes. the trial for a danvers teenager accused of murdering his high school teacher has been on hold as doctors assess the mental capacity of phillip chism. the 16-year-old was ordered to undergo a second evaluation after he was told he heard voices and came up with a suicide plan. the prosecution thinks he is faking it. he is accused of killing his teacher colleen rit zerk in 20 teacher colleen rit zerk in 2014. >>> a father of two was shot and authorities are searching for the gunman. a one was shot just before :30 la

join me to welcome dennis ross. [applause] he wi >> the shrieks are fromhat members of my family.l appoine r [laughter] i had then a political mor appointee for herb to republican and two obam and l presidents. the book is called "doomed to succeed" i will explain the sense of irony when inted ti began writing it i had a t different frame in mind io it wanted to write about the u.s. relationship with israel from a perspective of what iti told us about our approach to the middle east. tha i thought i would do a summary and then describei had the recent ones and talkifferent about the implications for the future. i of still drawing out the lessons from the past but it ends up, i do a chapter on every administration from truman through obama.bama when i was beginning to do the research and what i numof thought was a historical summary, i had a number ofhat w foments. recycli o what worthies wow moments?pris >> there is a recycling of the arguments but that did an not surprise me. whoking at the scenes with kissinger of

dennis we are -- dennis: we are standing in a reconstruction of a 19th century salt boiling block. it was used to reconstruct sold for over 100 years. this reconstruction was done in 1930 as part of a public works project during the great depression. this area was very important throughout the. period because it was the center of the uruguay -- iroquois confederacy. these soldiers were the first to notice the salt mines, and that was noted from very early on in the colonial period. it did not get a chance to be commercially exploited until really after the american revolution. a variety of treaties concentrated the land to territories south of the lake. the state took ownership of the shore around the lake so that it could be developed commercially forestalled production -- for salt production. the state-controlled the land ,hrough the drilling of wells but that manufacturing was actually in the hands of private individuals. it started in the 1790's and into the early 19th century. the biggest problem that they had was transportation, getting it out to market. it would eventually l

denny's new pumpkin pecan pie pancakes just 4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner. are beefing up patrols. good evening, i'm betty yu for juliette. >>> on this halloween night, police all around the bay area are beefing up patrols. good evening, i'm betty yu in for juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. and kpix 5's mike sugerman is in san francisco with what police are looking for tonight. mike. >> reporter: brian, i'm in the castro and this used to be the center point of halloween hundreds of thousands of people for many years. then the city shut down the celebration. still a lot of people show up here. and what police are looking for are people getting too happy and drunk. halloween isn't just for kids of course. and that's what police are worried about. they think for many, it's amateur hour. >> we'll be in all the traditional club corridors and where there have been celebrations in the past. and again, we want to facilitate a really good time. >> reporter: cops in every bay area city are warning they will be out in force tonight in their uniforms. they ar

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dennis fell out of the vehicle. you can see him come out. britney was trapped inside until police arrived. the owner of the dealership said it looked like the couple were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the one car driving and -- the two of them racing. that's what it seemed like. >> dennis and britney were taken to the hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. the family says the baby was delivered and is doing okay this morning. right now manchester police have not said what if any charges will be filed against the driver much the car that >>> new this morning, fire fighters in lowell are investigating what spark the flames at a home. the fire broke out just before midnight at the two-family home on baldwin street. the lowell sun reports that the home was completely engulfed when police arrived. the home was vacant so nobody was hurt. >>> a father of two shot outside his apartment building. homicide detectives are searching for the gunman. one man was shot just before 6:30 last night. witnesses tell fox25 that the vi

but dennis says this is no laughing matter. it's serious. one that happens far too often. >> we're talking about a helicopter here that raised almost two tons. imagine that coming down on your house because the pilot's vision is impaired. even more serious is if it was a jetliner. >> reporter: in fact, the faa reports a laser was pointed at the cockpit of a spirit airlines flight just monday night as it approached la guardia. news 4 investigates finds the dangerous incident was reported more than 3800 times last year nationwide. 116 of those happened in our area. as for these guys in brooklyn, when chopper 4 guided the nypd to the suspects, arresting one man and detaining another. now i mistakenly said the beams can stretch for thousands of miles. i meant thousands of feet, of course. wabc, our competition's chopper was also targeted tonight in new jersey. nowhere near where chopper 4 is. this is a serious offense. it is a federal offense. and tonight dennis told us no more than an hour after this happened, he had calls from homeland securit