dennis: that's right.ve: then you look at the baby boomer generation -- only 36% would vote for a socialist candidate. why such a disparity among millennials? dennis: because they have been indoctrinated rather than educated. that is what happens now from elementary school through college. they are indoctrinated. because there is no rational, moral basis to vote for a socialist. it is a despicable idea. it sounds beautiful. capitalism sounds selfish, but how they sound is not what matters. you judge things by their results. capitalism lifts people from poverty. capitalism creates wealth. the human norm is poverty. the only serious question is not why are there poor people, but why are there nonpoor people. that is the only morally serious question one can ever ask. the answer is because of capitalism. people are free to create and buy and sell without the state telling them what to do. it is a tragedy what you just noted. it shows the effectiveness of the left-wing's takeover of education. steve: we have l

at boeing here's what he had to say about dennis's compensation. >> dennis called me saturday morningose of suggesting that he not take any compensation for 2019 as in the form of bonuses, which is of course most of your compensation it came in two fronts. one, no short, no long-term bonus and, three, no consideration for equity grants until the max in its entirety is back in the air and flying safely as you know, max in its entirety takes us through all of the next calendar year. >> now i don't have all of dennis muilenburg's compensation information from last year, but i know, becky, we looked into this last week i believe he was compensated to the tune of about $23 million last year. about 13 or 14 million of that, if i'm not mistaken, was in the form of long-term compensation, stock grants, et cetera. so if you listen to what dave calhoun is saying here, dennis muilenburg said no stock grants for me for 2019. none until this plane is back in full service, which is, as he mentioned, likely not going to happen until the end of 2020 so there will be a substantial pay cut for dennis m

dennis, what more do you know about this startling decision? dennis: it is truly astonishing. in a series of events that have happened the last few days and hours. literally in the last five minutes on television here in west berlin and also in the east, the germans east and west, speaking for the government, the

>> i think the way you said dennis quaid explains it all. dennis quaid! islso one of aid's tv daughters andearned how to really appreciate the holidays on set. >> forget the presents. let's like be as present as they are in each episode. >> forget the presents. be prese. yes, ashley, i love that. >> you know. >> #prent. >> no one's getting presen this year. >> everyone just be in the moment. >> everyone's just gonna be with me. >> i love that. i don't know if i want to give up gifts. >> i like getting a gift. i like givinghem too. >> you deserve it >>>oming up a big reason to celebrate for daniela and ncis l. family. >> it's amazing. the st's major milestone and our big surprise for niela. >>> then tim mcgraw on his new tour minus faith. >> she's tirf me. >> and their oldest daughter >> she made me cry. >> plus kaley cuoco and le bell uncensored. thr new series that might make big bg fans blush. >> wil you useny of this interview? >> cse captioning provided by -- fragrance leads the way. the icy evergreens whier. you are actly where you need to be. glade.

see you at denny's!00,000 people in california is hanging in the balance. >> we're hours away from a historic u.s. supreme court hearing that could decide the fate of daca recipients. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live in the newsroom. >> yes, big day in washington tomorrow as the 9 justices will decide whether to continue this program that protects young people brought to this country by their parents without papers. >> starting this november 12th, my future will forever be shaped by the supreme court's decision in the coming months. >> reporter: valeria is a straight a uc davis student who's also a daca recipient. her parents told her she was undocumented in high school. >> how do you explain you have no control over your future or the tremendous fear that comes if being undocumented? the feeling like you are screaming and no one is hearing your pain. >> reporter: starting tomorrow she and about 800,000 other daca recipients around the country will begin to learn the future of their program as the supreme co

see you at denny's!e year anniversary since the deadliest wildfire in california history. >> yeah, the camp fire consumed the town of paradise claiming 85 lives and destroying 18,000 structures. some people have stayed to rebuild, but for others it's just too painful to stay. >> reporter: we met paradise superintendent michelle johns and her 13 month old puppy in her paradise unified school district office. >> my husband has been the ready raccoon and started the paradise fire group. >> reporter: he was trying to prevent a tragedy. for phil and michelle, paradise was home, and their home was in danger. michelle was away at a conference, but was on the phone with her husband as he was being evacuated driving through the flames. >> he was driving next to ridge view school as it was burning down on both sides. >> reporter: their dog and house was okay, but the paradise district lost 5 of its 9 schools in the fire. this district leader had to put on a happy face. >> they're looking to somebody to say we're g

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dennis prager, you are calling this a wake-up call for america. why?st: it is a wake-up call -- i will answer you exactly as you posed the question. it is a wake-up call because, to my amazement, a lot of americans do not know that, for the first time, literally the first time in american history, free speech is threatened. according to pew and other polls, about half of millennials -- and many other americans -- do not believe in free speech for "hate speech." but that is an absurdity of the whole point of free speech is it is free speech for what you consider hate speech. when i was a kid, real nazis, actual horrible, evil, vile nazis, wanted to march in skokie, illinois, because that suburb of chicago had a particularly large number of holocaust survivors living there. these people, who specialize in sadism, wished to rekindle the horrors, the memories of the holocaust in these people's minds. jewish organizations, liberal organizations, defended the nazi right to do such a despicable thing. because, in america, there is free speech. but now, forget

dave hal calhoun on saturday said he received a phone call from dennis muilenburg -- on capitol hills and representatives, why are you being paid given the crisis involving the 737 max he didn't have an answer he said that's up to the board on saturday he called dave calhoun and said forget about my bonus and stock grants for 2019. also forget about them all the way until the max deliveries -- they're caught up completely which may not happen by the end of next year it could be early 2021 by the time they catch up with all deliveries he is -- his compensation question they have put that to rest at least for now. and don't forget, he is at deal book talking with andrew ross sorkin. >> it's interesting calhoun said it was a series of engineering decisions. what did he say in response to text gate, one of the most memorable emmoments in the hearings >> yes. >> why didn't somebody in the staff come running in with the hair on fire when they saw the texts. >> we did ask about the emails and whether or not this was a culture of oh not telling everybody everything, and essentially not a saf

live from levi stadium, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >> reporter: i'm maria medina at levi stadium where the 49ers' winning streak came to an end tonight against the seattle seahawks, but the fans came out in full force with the most tickets distributed for a 49ers home game in the team's history. it was a game that had the 49ers faithful on the edge of their seats as they played their rivals, the seattle seahawks. >> you already know we'll run the ball all over the seahawks defense. that's how we'll do it all day every day. >> reporter: the niners went into the game 8 and 0, the nfl's last undefeated team, but in overtime it was seattle that took the win, a nail biter until the end. >> one loss does not justify all the wins we've had. >> reporter: but the 49ers sat a different record tonight, well the fans did. more than 71,000 tickets were distributed for the monday night football game. the most for a 49ers home game in the team's history. >> niner! all day long! >> we here to stay! >> reporter: the niners' next game is sunday against the cardinals. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> tonight fo

here is dennis. >> good morning. last night's game against the packers started the tough est three-game stretch any team has faced this late in the season. so far, so good. 4 for 4 lifetime against the childhood team. rogers. recovered. one of five sacks for san francisco in the game. very next play. he pushes his way in for a one yard score. 49ers led 2 minutes into the game. now 13- 0. the rack ky out raced three green bay defenders. 42-yard touchdown. san francisco up 23-0 at the half. you feel it happen at levi stadium. late third quarter. jiminy finds an open. he missed the last two games. 61yards to the house and put it away. 49ers are 10-1. na maintain sole position of the record in the nfc. >>> much different story for the raiders on a wet and gloomy day in new jersey. third quarter, jets leading 13- 3. he blows it back. there were no defenders. 23-3 new york. later in the third, 27-3. things got worse. tyrelle williams bobbled it. pick 6. newyork won 34-3 snapping the raiders' three- game win streak. they're

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dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >>> thanks for that. new details about a big bust outside a kohl's department store. a couple of suspects found with all sorts of stuff stolen from bay area law enforcement. and we want to know what they were going to do with all this stuff. here's mark sayer. >> reporter: police say it was the hunch of a patrol officer that led to the recovery of police gear. >> some made him go that's not right. >> reporter: a mountain view police officer first noticed a u-haul in front of this kohl's, and a few minutes later police received a call from the store about suspicious activity. but when the police made contact with 2 suspects and searched the u-haul, what they found was anything but ordinary. >> we found chains and handcuffs that belonged to a bay area department, and we also found some training material that belonged to the state agency. >> reporter: mountain view police have not naming either the local or state agencies involved. under arrest, 35-year-old james atkins jr. of san francisco and his alleged a

see you at denny's! new details about the deadly officer involved shooting of a san jose man on halloween. police say he had a history of mental health problems. the suspect was holding what looked like an automatic pistol according to witnesses. when police arrived he was walking toward a crowd of students and the officer shot the suspect. >> with the backdrop of all that's been going on with active shooters in the country, the officer felt the need to react quickly to save lives. >> 33-year-old francis ray died at the hospital. turns out the officer that fired his weapon was involved in another deadly shooting earlier this year. he was cleared in the case and allowed back on patrol. >>> governor newsom met today with executives from pg&e. that meeting at the state capitol comes after the governor threatened to take over the troubled utility. he's spent days publicly slamming its management over the state's wildfires and these forced blackouts. the mayors from the bay area also traveled to sacramento to

we do know that asjohn dennis skinner would lose his seat.now that as john curtis dennis skinner would lose his seat. we do know that asjohn curtis said, it will be seat by seat. we should stress this is just one poll, there are many facet if you want more election, her of course, if you want more information on latest opinion poll trends, you can look at our poll tracker on the bbc website, which measures how people say they are going to vote at the next general election. overall, the polls from the last week have shown the same pattern of movement as they have throughout the campaign. in particular, the conservatives have gone up again in the bbc poll tracker, and the brexit party continues to fall. 110w now let us look at the telegraph, because they are leading on dominic cummings warning the election is too close to call. this was a really fascinating piece that dominic cummings, boris johnson's adviser, wrote today. he wrote a poisonous piece that others everyone else who wanted to remain. it is typical dominic cummings, they say the tor

sports director dennis o'donnell is live at the chase center. dennis?d saying veronica, plenty of good seats available. it might be that way the rest of the season as they're just underway, the 49ers are the talk of the town. the warriors and blazers tonight. warriors without curry, without thompson, without green, and i think it's fair to ask, the rest of 2019, who wins more games? the 49ers or the warriors? >> 8-0, how does that feel? >> feels great baby. >> reporter: feels great, baby. jimmy g all smiles after last thursday's win, and with new england losing in baltimore last night, the 49ers are now the only unbeaten team left in the nfl. >> i'm great, baby, always. i was 8 and 0 one other time, and that was in college. so it's fun. we'll keep enjoying it, and i can't way to play seethe in monday night football. >> reporter: despite being the only undefeated team in the nfl, the 49ers are still not the favorites to win the super bowl. you can't be serious! they're behind the patriots, saints, and ravens according to west gate's sports book. san fran

dennisprager.com, prageru.com, and at dennis -- @ dennisprager. none of it is hate. it is all predicated on my deepest believe in life -- god wants us to be good. results from louisiana. your reaction. caller: well, it is just sort of another -- what has been a pretty terrible week here for the president. has had a longtime confidant convicted of all seven counts of lying on friday. he has had a series of people coming forward to the impeachment inquiry, testifying anut what they consider improper pressure campaign to get ukraine to investigate the have somed now you political deceit here -- defeat here in a state that trump won by 20 points. the democrats are pulling and upset here, doing better than they did in the primary. that is going to be something other republicans start paying attention to, to see if the issident's political pull not as strong as they hoped, and, you know, they have got a lot of senate republicans up next year, and they have a lot of house republicans who are starting to look at the political landscape and have decided to retire as well, so

steve: we are talking to steven dennis. he covers the capitol hill and most notably, the senate for bloomberg news. let me ask about the senate and whether or not you are sensing any division among republicans, either support or lack thereof, for the president, because ultimately, they will be the jurors if this comes to a senate trial. stephen: the president is working them hard. he is having senate republicans up to the white house, 5, 10 at a time on different subjects. impeachment has been coming up. and the way i view senate republicans, i talk to as many of them as regularly as i can almost every other day, they are in three buckets. one bucket is a bucket of five or 10 senators -- actually, less than that, usually, who are robustly defending the president all the time, and then you have got a much bigger bucket of senate republicans who do not want to talk about it at all, and if they do, they will sort of say a vague talking point about being a juror or haven't seen anything yet, or they will wait until they see it

in my work young bright cooks and service staff witness hard working individuals like monica and dennis take their life savings locally to live out their dream. and over and over again san francisco not only creates financial barriers for them to do so, but they're outright punished for acting in good faith. isn't it clear that they've acted in good faith by taking all the necessary steps in accordance with the planning department. i urge you -- >> commissioner honda: thank you. do you live in the outer sunset? >> i do not, but it's lovely. >> commissioner honda: thank you. next speaker, please. >> clerk: please fill out a speaker card, ma'am. thank you. >> commissioner honda: hi. welcome. >> my name is garrett tang. i live across the intersection, one house down, and today, i'm here to ask, you know, the board members to vote and restore the right to me and my family to have the right to elect on how permits should be issued, and i feel very sorry for the applicants that wanted to start the business. i understand that it takes a lot of effort, but i think today's vote is not regarding

see you at denny's! >>> good wednesday morning to you. it is 5:44.alfway through the workweek. a live look at the bay bridge with cloudy case this morning for many locations. through the day we'll have clearing for most of us. i'll show you futurecast and [ no audio. ] a.i. love those moves. the talented second graders attend the elementary school in pittsburgh. their teacher ismael ry reworked the earrings to truth hurts having students take turns, not fight and help each other with their homework. >> i love that. you learn so much through song. that is great. so good. >> a mischievous bear continues to give deputies a run for their money this morning. it is so known to law enforcement, it has earned a nickname. >> dumpster diving again. they named him t-shirt because of the white patch of fur on the chest. they used unvented fect folks to finally help. >>> you learn bear 101 bay working at the sheriff's office. >> this confrontation wasn't the first deputies have had with the bear. they sent this photo out to the public before so it is just another

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they could have the furthest radical leftist show up in do that. >> martha: dennis prager.film. thank you very much for being here. >> december 6 it goes national. >> martha: thank you very muc much. moments ago, house intel chairman adam schiff, a former judge's ruling that former white house counsel mcgahn must comply with the subpoena saying "the witnesses whoever defied congress will have to decide whether their duty is to country or to a president who believes he's above the law." coming from adam schiff tonight. breaking news on the impeachment front. that's the story on monday, november 25. "the story" goes on. see you tomorrow at 7:00. tucker is up next in d.c. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." democrats have been talking about impeachment since the very day that trump was inaugurated but until recently no one here in washington took that idea very seriously. maxine waters would rant about a trial and then pilates mom in santa monica fantasize on twitter about removing trump by force. the adults in the party, nancy pelosi, for example,

dennis valera talked with his family ... and has the latest. (pam) that was dennis valera reporting. police say, the shooting was not random. because of private donors, the crimestoppers reward for information leading to an arrest ... is now 15- thousand dollars ... and many say, it is likely to go higher. (ken) let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. (ken) coming up tonight at 6:45... south bay police are still trying to figure out... what happened to a utah business executive. the lastest on the mysterious death. (pam) up next ... it was a close call for government employees and people who need government services... but president trump did sign a new spending bill.. to keep things from shutting down... but there's a catch.. (ken)government funding was set to expire at midnight... but now a new spending bill signed by president trump... will give congress until december 20th to reach the next deal. president trump signed the short-term spending bill today to ke

see you at denny's!ent.th geico. stand up straight. and speak with purpose. yeah? go on, give it a practice run. kelsey. kelsey. marriage? oh. okay. look maybe you should just show her this beautiful helzberg diamond ring? that's a better idea. yeah, maybe not in the bathroom. oooh! oh my word! geico. it's easy to switch and save. >>> the death toll is now up to 43, equaling the record set by the detroit riots in 1967. now this city tries to recover. >> i grabbed the broom just to sweep because the ashes were everywhere. all of a sudden coming right at me was channel 9. they go, what are you doing? i say, i'm sweeping. i don't know what else to do. half hour later, there was like 3, 5, 12 people with brooms. well, we saw you on the news, man. we came out to help you. by 6:00 in the afternoon, there were thousands of people. >> as armed national guard troops deployed, these people armed themselves with trash bags and brooms to begin the overwhelming job of cleaning up what's left of their burned up neighb

see you at denny's!>> in campaign 2020, presidential hopeful bernie sanders is calling attention to climate change. he held a rally with representative alexandrea ocasio-cortez. reporter monica madden reports from des moines, iowa. >> we have a major global crisis. >> reporter: presidential candidate bernie sanders brought the heat at a climate change summit in des moines. >> the threat to our entire planet. >> reporter: firing up a crowd of roughly 2,000 about a world on fire. >> it's our fire. >> reporter: while the crowd was feeling the burn, it was congresswoman alexandrea ocasio- cortez who kicked up the heat. >> this movement is real. this movement is growing. don't let anyone convince you that no one cares about climate change. >> reporter: the freshman democrat attracting an audience of her own, too. >> i am a big fan of hers. i love her. >> i think she's amazing. i saw her documentary on netflix. changed my life. >> reporter: the two self- proclaimed democrat specialists have joined forces over

see you at denny's! parking spaces hard to come by these days at minetta san jose international. but, relief is on the way. len ramirez is at minetta with the good news coming in time for the holiday travel season. we love good news. >> reporter: we have reported on how busy this is getting right now the growing pains are in the parking lot. there are some solutions to the parking problems out there right now. but, not everyone is happy about them, especially employees. >> reporter: minetta san jose international is flying high when it comes to passenger counts but its reputation for quick in and out convenience is being challenged. the airport parking now in short supply on almost a daily basis travelers say it is not as easy as it once was. >> it takes almost forever for one of these buses to pick up the passengers way out there. >> frequent flyers say they recently gave up on airport parking altogether. >> we tried to park in one of the hotels outside the airport, we find it very convenient there. >>

nobel peace prize winner dennis will quote get. impact of violence against women and other issues affecting his troubled home country the democratic republic of congo also coming up. boiling with rage we hear from women in sudan through years of the way they are being treated by the meat meal before he's. there for about 10 years to chug a. means of the year after recently being the 1st man to run the marathon and that . i. feel welcome to the program it's one of the most systematic widespread human rights violations of our time violence against women so the we take a closer look at the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women is staggering one in 3 women around the world experienced some kind of physical or sexual abuse in their lifetime in africa the number. according to the world health organization 2 thirds of women in parts of sub-saharan africa that is 65 percent of women suffer from violence inflicted on them by the. last years the world peace prize laureate that is from the democratic republic of

i'm in full support of dennis and monica. i think the full intent was to allow these businesses in here, not the interpretation of some planning department. i mean, the planning department guy, he said no one should be in the position that dennis and monica are in. you guys all have the power to change that right now, and you implore you to make that decision. thank you for your time. >> commissioner honda: thank you. how long have you lived in the outer sunset? >> i first moved to the outer sunset when i was 21. >> commissioner honda: and you're 22 now? >> add a few. >> commissioner honda: thank you. next speaker, please. hi. good evening and welcome. >> hi. i'm connie beg, and i live right next door. so my windows actually have their windows in the same area. so i am very much in support of the 311 process because i just want to know what's going on. i am also in support of small business. i did frequent the corner store that was not just a liquor store. it did have other things. it was definitely going out of business at t

. >> do you think dennis muilenburg can survive >> i hope so. >> you do?ng hard. >> i think his chairman came out -- >> when was that >> oh, you saw that. >> yeah, yesterday >> i saw -- did you see some of the -- afterwards, becky, that said the crisp responses that calhoun gave to all the answers was in stark contrast to what happened in front of congress with the ceo. >> right. >> i was -- you know, we were part of the interview. that's sort of my take away, too. they were crisp, weren't they? >> absolutely. >> the stock was up -- >> he's a very talented individual. >> i think stock was up 8 or 9 -- >> i actually work with him at blackstone >> you're over there, too? >> yes, i have been for almost five years he's very talented and he's very committed to making sure boeing is successful. he's doing a good job. >> i think a lot of people are pulling for boeing. >> yeah. >> why wouldn't -- it's one of our premiere companies. >> yeah. >> the engineering that goes into those planes and the safety record over the past 50 years. >> it's amazing. >> it is >> and

has done. >> dennis didn't create this problem. but from the beginning, he knew that mcas should and could be done better. it was sort of clear to us, no one was hiding anything. it was a set of engineering decisions that ended up being wrong. that question of culture and anybody's willingness to trade safety against anything else, never seen it, never touched it, don't believe it >> the big piece of news coming out of this interview this morning is dave calhoun saying that he got a call on saturday from dennis muilenburg who, remember, last week, was grilled on capitol hill about his pay package and why he is still being paid, despite all of the issues surrounding the max mullenberg said, i'm going to waive my bonus and stock awards for 2019 and for as long as it takes to catch up on 737 max deliveries guys, last year, dennis muilenburg made just over $23 million, so he's not going to have that kind of a payday for '19, likely for all of '20 because they're not going to be caught up until '21, late '20 at the earliest >> great int

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here's dennis murphy with "what they saw." >> dennis, i think you're good to go. >> thanks for sittingn with us. >> you'rein welcome. thanks for having y me. >> did you take a butcher knife and plunge it into sierra's neck and kill her while the kids were waiting outside? >> absolutely not. >> that did not happen? >> no.ts >> credibility. the reliability of years' old memories. there's a lot of that ahead because this is the story of a murder. june 8, 2012, columbus, georgia. it was an apartment maintenance man who a found her. she'd been stabbed to death upstairs in the bedroom. in thee kitchen sink, a butche knife. the victim was sierra ingram, a 28-year-old nurse and mother. her good friend kendra smith said she hadn't been answering her phone for days. >> aton first i thought, you kn, why didn't i go down there? well, i knewdo something was wrong. >> police would later estimate that sierra had been dead in her apartment for nearly a week.en >> i think i was -- i think i was so distraught she was gone that i don't really think that at the time i put a lot of thought into like who di

so as dennis said, buck really loved the city and really loved city hall. a few months ago, he asked that he receive a copy of that image that is in the hallway of a photograph that was taken here three years ago on the 100t 100th anniversary of these chambers that he spoke to in that treatise in the corrupt old days of johnson and adolf sutro. and everyone of his clients, mayors from diane feinsten, every living member of the board of sou supervisors that was available, his fellow city attorneys over time, we were all gathered and a photo was taken didn't he wanted a photo and it arrived on thursday. and dennis we should visit him in the opt and i picked up the clerk is the clerk discharged her cutes and h duties and wouln proud and so i wanted to thank the clerk and the family for giving us that opportunity. i want to thank the mayors for flying the flags half mast. i don't know that was ever done for a mayor h who was not an official. i met buck a deck befor decade s a supervisor. i met him at the rowing club and wear the neo-prine cap he gave me. they d

telling him that one day he wanted to drive his cars dennis was clearly impressed that when hamilton was 13 he signed with mclaren making him the youngest driver to have a contract with an f one team but after a few more years karting how milton graduated to car racing growing up the various cheers from formula red to formula 3 and then g.p. to his success at those levels meant that in 2007 he was given an f one driver with mclaren his teammate was double world champion fernando alonso are now incredibly how melted overshadowed the spaniard gearing his rookie season as they both fought for the driver's title they even made fun of their rivalry and a t.v. advert but behind the smiles there was tension in the team resulting in both missing out on the world championship for a year later and with alonso out of the same houghton declared his maiden world title winning it par single point from felipe massa following a dramatic final race in brazil and at $23.00 he was at the time the sport's youngest ever world champion well the next 3 years at mclaren brought plenty of grown 3 victories b

once again here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: imagine for a minute you're dalia dippolito.nterrogation room are accusing you of plotting your husband's murder. dalia didn't know it then, but her husband michael dippolito was still very much alive, and was about to come face to face with his wife of six months, who seemed to want him dead. >> i'm thinkin' in my head, "i'm lucky. i'm lucky." but i'm like, "i'm so screwed right now." the worst day in the world. >> reporter: before waking up that day, michael dippolito was clueless police thought his wife of six months had hired a hit man to kill him. instead, he believed he and dalia had begun a loving new chapter together. they were about to start a family. she told him she was pregnant. dalia was at the gym when those tv cameras from the reality show "cops" captured the moment police knocked on mike's front door. >> police department open your door! sorry, i'm srgt. sheridan from the boynton police department. >> yes, hi. >> can i talk to you? >> yes, for sure. >> we say, "hey, listen, this is what we're doing. we've been co

later, dennis prager will be joining us.ur c-span cities tour continues as we explore the history of communities, including charleston, west virginia. charleston to to look at the story of catherine johnson, who was a research mathematician playing a pivotal role in our space efforts. [video] >> what is the status on the computer? >> it is right behind you, mr. harrison. >> there are people right here in west virginia that have no idea of what catherine johnson did for nasa and united states of america. when the movie hidden figures came out, it showed everyone who catherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. she was hired is what they called than a computer. sheik simply kicked -- she simply came in and did mathematic equations. she was more than just a computer. she was a mathematical genius. that is what catherine johnson was. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. glenn, who said this catherine,ing, not this actual computer that bill calculated his projection into space and he wanted that ver

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dennis, what more do you know about this startling decision? dennis: it is truly astonishing. in a series of events that have happened the last few days and hours. literally in the last five minutes on television here in west berlin and also in the east, the germans east and west, speaking for the government, the media spokesman said there are no more borders, that east germans may cross to the west over whatever existing border frontiers there are. that eliminates the route through czechoslovakia. we have been following the last few days, the hundreds of thousands of east germans who are leaving via that route. that is no longer necessary. in effect, i think what we have here is a berlin wall which is a symbol, but the frontiers themselves are open. he says in the next few weeks, there will be some provisional time to prepare the legislation to make this all correct and constitutional. but what we have seen now in the last few hours is the collapse of all of the borders between east and west germany. garrick: dennis, as you said, that the berlin wall which divided the two sid

dave calhoun, he said, look, dennis mullenberg has waved most of his compensation. be only for 2019 but beyond. last year he made just over $23 million. now, almost 90% of that was through the performance bonus as well as stock awards he's not getting those for 2019. and then he's not going to take them until the max deliveries are caught up which may not be until early 2021 here's what dave calhoun had to say about their feelings about mullenburg >> from the vantage point of our board. he's done everything right from the beginning from the beginning remember, dennis didn't create this problem but from the beginning, he knew that m-cast should and could be done better and he's led a program to rewrite it. to alleviate all of those conditions that ultimately beset two unfortunate crews and the families and victims no one was hiding anything it was a set of engineering decisions that ended up boeing wrong. our job is to make sure whatever jobs we have, that those processes never allow for this to happen again. that that assumption just because history suggested it, ju

congratulations and thank you so much susan and dennis. [applause] >> thank you again so much and the entire day area team at google. we are humbled by your support for hamilton families and the communities we serve. when i first heard, i think it was last spring that you had visited the shelter, i was surprised. i think what most struck me was the sincerity of your commitment and passion for this issue and your willingness to lean in with us. sometimes these things happen. thank you, guys. thank you, all. we know it takes partnerships like this one to help us redefine what is possible and help families stabilize and thrive. i thank you very much for the partnership of google, for your partnership, as well as your husband's partnership, and at the end of the day, opportunities like this give us hope. reminds us that this is not just a moment for the movement, but we are involved in transforming outcomes for san franciscans. on behalf of staff, participant families, thank you to google, thank you to susan and dennis, and thank you to our me