dick sets the roots deep and presses the soil formally around them.the ground is dry, he pours a little water into each hole before covering. a piece of paper, two inches square, with a slit through the hole in the center will keep mag gots away. the holders have best results with onion sets grown the previous year though they could use seedlings or seed. the corner or handle of the hoe is used to make burrows, small seeds, about a half inch deep. jane shakes the seed out evenly, but not too thickly. carrot seeds are also planted about a half inch deep. beet seeds larger are planted one inch deep, one inch apart. spinach seeds are planted like carrots. the holders have selected vegetables are grown easily, good yielders, rich in vitamins, and can be canned or stored for winter use. palm trees are in bloom. time to plant sweet corn. this is resistant to disease. high germinating seeds are enough. almost summer now. and the garden is coming along. a garden that will give plenty of nutrition vitamin-packed vegetables for the family table. that is if they

next time dick will use wilt resistant varieties. the easy way to control insects and diseases is to attack them before becoming too numerous. that is the remedy for insects of leaf diseases and potatoes. dick dissolves three ounces of copper sulphate in water. then three ounces of hydrated lime and water. this is put into the pail and stirred. two tablespoons full to kill potato bugs and other leaf-eating insects. easy, isn't it. bordeaux is a good spray for grapes, tomatoes and roses. now the peas are ready. excellent source of vitamin c. another excellent source of vitamin c. it should be grown in every victory garden. carrots are rich in vitamin a, needed for night vision and building up resistance to disease. luscious raspberries, y raspbery small fruits should be in every garden. those pesky bugs again, this time the mexican beetle. the yellow beetles may strip a plant completely in a week or two. beetles feed on the under side of the leafs. dick sprays the leaf with a dust. leaves are blighted. this disease is carried with a s

i'm the boss now. >> well, dick mell ain't feeling that. and dick mell is not the type to be like so may i talk to you privately mell wears his heart on his sleeve. >> his anger on his sleeve. >> he can love you today. and if he starts hating you tomorrow, he can, you know, pull the switch just like that. >> and mell becomes more and more resentful of being cast aside. and so that fueled this tension in that family to the point where it eventually exploded that explosion came in 2005, and though it may not have aired on reality tv, it was still inextricably linked to garbage. rod blagojevich closed down this landfill which dick mell was a part owner of. rod said that this was for environmental issues, but what did he want you to do? >> leave it alone. and i had learned that it was operating in violation of the environmental laws. >> i had no knowledge of that. ultimately i decided i had a duty that i had to shut it down. and then he made some accusations that really unleashed the furies. >> dick mell called a press conference and basically

dick's raised its four-year forecast across the board.y the stock rallied more than 10% in premarket trading, but after opening up more than 5%, dick's got deflated, dragged down by heinous action of the rest of retail. that's when we started to see criticism of the quarter. analysts talking about rising inventories and pearl clutching that the same-store sales growth was mostly driven by pricing, not traffic. i refuse to play that game. dick's is a buy, especially after today's modest pullback. you're getting a strong quarter for free. in that sense it feels like tjx. next was best buy. after home depot and lowes told us, look, be careful. the big ticket items aren't selling that well. best buy's results weren't terrible, but they also weren't great. chain store sales down #.9%. company issued soft guidance for current quarter, same-store sales and lowered the four-year fore cast across the board. ouch. -- soft demand in september/october in the run up to the election. she said november was off to a good start with total comparable sales

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be in doubt about the choice not as the 1st results from is tuesday, are in the and they come from dick's vill launch new hampshire, where residents caused the balance by tradition at midnight. not that that was much costing to do 6, the local was voted, resulting in a tie between the 2 candidates for sign of lots of hum. well, in the main that you have the traditional, a blue democrats and red republican states with both is expected to keep to policy lines, but in purple territories. as you can see here, the swing states is far from clear who's going to come out on top and recent elections, such areas have determined to hold the keys to the white house. and as you can see, there are a 7 this year. so let's take a closer look at a few. now our zone is the only swing state on the southern, the us border, where illegal immigration recent incidents that occurred control at the control the debate here. another polarizing issue is with public and assets to restrict, to abortion in the states. and the next key about to ground is georgia, where a 3rd of the population is african american. a demo

in a few days later dick a little met her at the hotel where they were staying.ndle of german newspapers and handed one to a r translate this editorial for me. she knew it was a test of some kind. so she translated very carefully, very thoroughly to stop and explain what some of the information behind-the-scenes was that somee might not know. at theat end i kind of exploded andr currently not been giving the entire article of translation. then he offered her a job as a translator and told her if she was able to get interviews for him would make him the number two correspondent. in the berlinuru. what's in you bk the drag fr chicago you're right schultz described the mid- 20s germany as a. wh people were living at top speed tin to catch up with the work time and fun they might miss and the up evil is bound to come. what was life like in berlin, and germany post world war i for it was hectic imperative got this image as jazz, cabar that was certainly part of it. it was also a time of political upheaval. right at the end of world war i. certainly had no tradition of

dick schoof, has condemned what he described - as anti—semitic attacks.s could face - extra checks and searches as a result. dutch police have just. shared a link on x asking for anyone with information or footage, videos, - many of which have . been shared on social media already, to share them with them as part| of what they are describe as a major investigation i to establish who was behind these attacks, to find - and prosecute the perpetrators. it's looking as though this may have been premeditated, - and that is one of the main focuses of the police - investigation. now there will be an increased police presence throughout - amsterdam over the| weekend as a result. that was anna hall again reporting there. the united nations human rights commission has published research showing children aged between 5—9 are the group suffering the most deaths in gaza and that around 70% of the people who have been killed by israeli action were women and children. the un report also claims that in its military action, israel is not distinguishing between civilians a

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. >> caring about human rights and democracy, dick cheyney, nobody better. rachel: that's so great. so great. will: you point out all the young men and mothers and pete: if you're being honest and actually honest about the outcomes of the conflicts and what they cost us, it's specifically for joey but writ large and foreign policy for bush cheyney was great and we nailed it. rachel: i do think, pete, it goes back to donald trump's consistency. in 2016, i think what angered everybody in the establishment, he came out and said what we were all thinking and pete: a lot of people's views shifted because of that. rachel: i'm down with the dixie chicks and i wasn't there when they said this but this is how crazy this election is. we traded dick cheyney and liz cheney, warmongers for peace loving tulsi gabbard, by the way we'll have on the show, and rfk jr.. that's the art of the deal. that is the art of the deal. and that's what we're looking at right now. and donald trump is being very smart about deploying tulsi and rfk to democrat areas like madison, wisconsin, trying to get those demo

so whether it's her, whether it's -- i was surprised a a little bit with dick cheney.w him at all. i only had one or two phone calls and it was only a phone call saying thank you very much for doing that for scooter libby, that was nice and scooter biby, by the way, was -- he couldn't believe that it happened. nobody would do it. they should have done that for him years before but i was a little surprised because i actually thought that dick cheney would go with me over his daughter and i understand it's your daughter and you go but she's a bad person. one of the thing -- they had g6 committee and i say that for the fake news back there, they learned a lot of phoney things that i took on -- i took on when i was in the car, take me to the capital, i said, according to this young lady and they said, sure, number one if i said it they would do it but i had two people secret service guys both extremely rough guys, one was like a karate champion and one was a weightlifter, she said i grabbed her one by the neck and when i was rebuffed i went over to the other one and i grab

every indication is the leadership stays the same, chuck schumer of new york, dick durbin of illinois, both of whom are using this final bit of runway they have to try to be impactful. chuck schumer is trying to confirm more of president biden's traditional -- judicial nominations. and there was dick durbin last week, trying to press as the senate judiciary chairman to get all those matt gaetz finals to the senate for confirmation hearings. he has the ability, as the democratic majority whip right now, and the democratic chair this committee until january, to try to push some lovers. host: what is john thune's relationship with schumer? we are so used to mitch mcconnell and john -- chuck schumer. guest: we will find that out. john thune started in the senate in 2005, so this is his 20th year with schumer. chuck schumer issued a statement for john thune, congratulating him on his election as the republican leader. that may just be traditional senate collegiality. john thune has never come across as somebody who has been particularly antagonistic towards chuck schumer, nor vice versa. b

so to some extent, she turned off the democrats progressive faction, who remember the iraq war and dick cheney's failures there. but she also didn't really bring a lot to the democrats, as it turns out, relative to what they lost in terms of working class voters. you, i've had the privilege of knowing a lot of republicans, including president george w bush, whom i just saw a few weeks ago. john mccain, mitt romney, chuck cagle, in your book this, these are the kind of republicans that you sort of hang out with and that you sort of share a brand with in my view, you know, they're often called rhino republicans by donald trump. is it strange that so many people who ran as the republican candidate for president would no longer fit in today's republican party? it seems strange on the face of it that they are. the former leaders of the republican party are no stigmatized as republicans in name only. that's weird. how did that happen? but i think the reality is that the moderates that i was writing about were dwight eisenhower style republicans who believed in the legitimacy of the new deal o

dick's was great. >> there you go. >> dick's, there's a real category killer. you have to be a category killer or go home. it's category killer or go home. all right. think of it like that. kohl's is not a category killer. look, you know i told you the kohl's story, they denied me credit. >> yes. >> that was not fun. there were 100 people behind me. kohl's cash, david, no. >> yeah. >> they're not taking it at walmart. >> sephora, amazon pick-up. nothing worked. >> yet sephora, kingsbury is out. he did relabel all the -- when you go to a kohl's, i'll take you to my kohl's it's kohl's sephora and sephora knows your birthday. >> kohl's less than a $2 billion market value, guys. >> almost falling off our radar to talk about. >> they turned down a bid there. >> probably shouldn't have. >> probably should have hit the bid. >> yeah. >> sometimes you have to hit the bid. >> how about the sandwich why you bought for 17 that used to be 12. >> wasn't a sandwich. one of those things. >> when we come back to amgen. shares taking a hit on news regarding the company's experim

bush, dick cheney, the studer libby case in which trump pardoned scooter libby which was something dickly really wanted to a president to do. it's an interesting analysis of us policy. what we have seen the last ten days starts with a trump rally in madison square garden which is a huge accomplishment and a lot of media attention on the hitler angle, it will be a nazi rally. afterwards it turns on a dime and becomes the puerto rico garbage controversy and the last a while until president biden steps in that and now we have the trump wants to execute lose cheney period. the democratic outrage machine has been in high gear this whole time and very effective in getting a lot of media attention. >> some retracted once they saw the video, jonah goldberg on x, cnn contributor saying this morning on cnn i referred to trump's rifles quotas him having advocating for a firing squad. i was wrong to say he was calling for a firing squad. trump was making in his customary fashion a different argument about cheney's alleged foreign policy views and use of force. i let my discussed at trump's comments

i want to echo what dick grasso said, the future president said we talked about this. my kids, 106,000 in interest rates on that. moving the economy forward, democrats look and say this is a change election. they got to realize god gave us all two ears and one mouth for a reason, got to listen to folks. david: it was not only the electoral college, a massive victory, this is more than a snake ahead of other candidates. this was a mandate. >> the popular vote, democrats like to say republicans can't win the popular vote. they lost that argument as well. we are seeing the blame game. oversees overseas swing state reporters across the country, democratic sources were texting them this is a flawed campaign. they don't want to admit democrats are frankly out of touch, the results. david: he had known about what might happen if this was the kind of victory it turned out to be, i want to get your reaction to it. roll tape. >> it would be good for them to lose tonight, reset and reboot and take that party back to the center. it would be good for them. david: that's the point y

we have a post from the dutch prime minister, dick schoof, on x.ng the news from amsterdam, he's currently in budapest, and is horrified by what he described as "anti—semitic attacks" on israeli citizens. he says this is completely unacceptable. he is in close contact with all parties involved, and hasjust spoken to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, by phone to stress that the perpetrators will be identified and prosecuted. the situation, he says, in amsterdam is calm once more and we can see right now the situation is indeed calm, but there will be an increased police presence over the coming days. those flights are expected to take off from schiphol airport, which is about ten minutes' drive from here outside the johan cruyff arena. throughout the day we have also heard from the dutch foreign minister. he said the violent incidents in amsterdam were unacceptable. reports of violence on both sides are being investigated. he is in close contact with his dutch colleagues and facilitating the evacuation where possible. a lot of concern,

we've got rfk that's the art of the deal that trade rfk in tulsi for dick and lase cheney. >> i valueendent thoughts i'm not talking about independent thought what i say this but this idea of never trumpism has been one of the most failed movements. that competes with blm. >> it is right there like the lincoln project and blm biggest failures in american political history. and now as you can hear from jen psaki they're basically being ostracized by team they attempted to adopt that's democrats so that entire weighing of whatever one point was republicans then was democrats is a land without a home. i mean -- where does liz cheney go from here? where is liz cheney's home? pete: it is like -- but it is also to your point the neocon side of things like where is nikki haley's home? she needs to endorse and like i don't need nikki haley i'll win without her so that whole interventionist is without a home sot chaos that is brought on both sides. rachel: like you need nikki haley to win women donald trump won white women without nikki haley and part of it was maha women only vote on abortion

and that made her dick's son.he continued to use that pseudonym for some of her most dangerous articles until she left berlin early in 1941. at the same time as publishing many, many other articles ability the nazis under her own name she did end up complicating the situation a little bit in 1940 when she hired an actual john paul dickson to work for her at the tribune as well. i must admit when i first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peter: pamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the fe

. >> yeah, dick cheyney. you imagine this is kind of the environment that they're getting to know each other and young antonioens in washington and doing these jobs and this is another reason i decided to put this together and we didn't know or i didn't have a -- i don't think anybody had an appreciation for frank carlucci, which is why i brought it up. >> going for one of them and going for the lineup. my fatherwa finds a diplomatic y to make it happen and californians and republicans and deputies to see if the program is as bad as you say. >> governor reagan and going on the way.ye >> the three y desk panel says , this program is okay. then he continues with brief negotiated interview berger. >> yeah, with atw and goes with wineberger to the pentagon and become debt set on that. fifth year prior going for portugal under hitoxy and kind of the same thing in the foreign service. he lands in portugal, he is able to speak portuguese because he had served in brazil. he is the first ambassador there thatpe speaks

at this time i was a united states senator working with a great senator from indiana neighborhood dick hugher to enact a new law. the united states would relieve other countries of their dealt to us if they would commit to protecting their oenophilieses. since they've protected nearly 70 million acres of rainforests worldwide. and today i'm proud to be here, the first sitting u.s. president to enter a rainforest to commit to protecting rainforests like this one. the world's forests, tree breathe carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and yet each minute, the world is chopping down the equivalent of 10 soccer fields' worth of forest each minute. that's why we've been the leader internationally in the fight to end and reverse de forest frustration by 2030 that's why we've led by example at home, conserving an area of the u.s. lands and waters larger, larger than the state of the nation of uruguay. we've done it by fighting for travel partners, lifting them up, indigenous communities and the most impacted by de forestation and climate change. today's announcements will support indigenous co

of the world, they, i believe are dreadfully fearful of the, of donald trump being re elected tens. dick cheney bob's supporting complet harris and i for as much as he loves to clamor in and and run around behind donald trump, lindsey graham, i said, is dreadfully afraid of donald trump because the elite bully the old guard, see this as the last the last ditch effort to save the party that, that they have known and loved. they see a, i think they fundamental shift with this mag of movement that they cannot control. even though they allowed it to develop, you can go all the way back to the tea party. and tom tancredo back in 2006, 2007. donald trump is an outgrowth of that keys, the frankenstein monster that they allowed to develop with through the tea party. and tom tancredo, we want our country back in all those races. uh uh, troops, they eugenics troops that, that they, that they factored in into the politics. and they see this as a last ditch effort to get because now they see the, the frankenstein monster is ravaging the village. mr. leo, i'm here here mentioned the moment the go on

our 1st, you know, what he said with, with the list chain a, you know, her father, of course, has dick training, who has a, a port is in his reputation as the man to deceive the american public with talk of weapons of mass destruction in a rack. and we launched an attack and killed on numeral people. there it is said people for no good reason. and. and so what he was saying is, like he said, he said people like, let's try it. if they want all of these, these wars, how would they like if the guns were pointed at them is one thing to say, ok. i want it, i want all of these uh these uh, soldiers to go off and, and die fighting. but one of her life was on the launch. that's what he's saying is don't, don't be so quick to sit with your cocktail glasses and an order other people to go up and die. how, how would you like to die? he wasn't saying, i want to have 9 people shoes or if he was saying, how would you feel what you had to do, what you're telling other people to do? how does this not translate to if we can get onto the ukraine conflict because you have us citizens who voted for donald

dick cheney. he called this your friend your fathers friend jon rahm so from prison and he brings in -- they make an intern on capitol hill yeah so that's how i first met him. so your father now is the number two and did an interview on this. and does he have a name yeah dick cheney. you can imagine this was the environment where they are getting to know each other and they are young washingtonians doing these jobs in washington had been a lot of these names and this is another reason i decided to put this together is that we just didn't know i don't think anybody has an appreciation for it so which is why. let's continue this. celebrateea carlucci and he was responsible for bringing him in. this is one of my favorite stories. he is in office and then he is recruited to owen e. and the phonee rings and who's on the other and align its george shultz and he says that like you to come to owen b-to-b my deputy and then what happens next? like he's working for weinberger. he gets bolded the treasury an

and i also want to thank your father, vice president dick cheney. and you're seeing that in real time right now with dick cheney with basically the entire national security sort of apparatus here in washington, dc. all of that moving over from the republicans to the democrats and being welcome . i don't know what they bring to the table, but it's got to be something really awesome. if i described the part to you that said it dictates gilchrist or they want harder immigration laws or pro wall street, their hawk is on. i know foreign affairs, you're describing your top, look into the 19 seventy's and eighty's as commander and see i will end shore. america always has the strongest most lethal fighting force in the world. i think the most pernicious aspect of it is how much democrats have run to the right and the selection of the democratic party it has justified. it's progressive as i'm on cultural issue, race, gender identity, culture type thing. that in some ways has acted as a smoke screen as a way to distinguish itself from a republican party, with

and that made her dick's son.he continued to use that pseudonym for some of her most dangerous articles until she left berlin early in 1941. at the same time as publishing many, many other articles ability the nazis under her own name she did end up complicating the situation a little bit in 1940 when she hired an actual john paul dickson to work for her at the tribune as well. i must admit when i first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peter: pamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the fe

that is going to really anger dick cheney, who is going to rally more republicans towards kamala harrisreally, i'm leaning towards that further harris-walz ticket, and by sunday, i should be able to make up my mind. thank you. host: that is scary in pennsylvania, former president trump in phoenix with statements made that the caller had referenced, here's the ap headline, trump says liz cheney might not be "such a war hawk with a gun pointed at her." here's a portion from yesterday. [video clip] >> i don't blame him for sticking with his daughter, but his daughter is a very dumb individual. very dumb. she is a radical war hawk. with nine barrels shooting at her, let's see how she feels about it, if the guns are trained at her face. the war hawks, when they are sitting in washington, let sent 10,000 troops right into the mouth of the enemy, but she's a stupid person, and i have meetings with a lot of people, and she always wanted to go to war with people, so whether it is her, i was surprised a little bit with dick cheney. i did not know him at all. i only essentially had the one or two

dick, where can people see this movie?ghout the country right now. you can hop on fandango and spout, and the book's available on amazon, so you can do the whole surround sound of having a book to be read at home and, obviously, watch the movie. and i would say the real breakthrough once i got the idea to do this was getting introduced to sylvester stallone. that changed the trajectory entirely. all of a sudden we could get the best casting director in hollywood, get a great cast, identify a souper director like andrew here -- super director, and put together a crew. and, frankly, all the other elements this actually making a great movie, we had the the oversight of someone with stallone's background, and he loved the story because it was an underdog story of faith and family and grit and resilience. it was a perfect match -- pete:st the worth knowing, balboa productions put the. to looks like a quality film. gentlemen, dick and andrew, thank you for making this film, and i hope a lot of our viewers check it out. thank you

. >> the chair of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin, continues to call for the report on matt gaetz who has been picked to serve as the next attorney general and durbin on the floor determined whether he and the appointments should be confirmed in the end. >> hard to believe it's been less than two weeks since the last election. two weeks. if it seems longer, it's because you may have been following what happened since. already the president-elect, donald trump, is selecting his proposed members of his cabinet. last week it came to the department of justice who is overseeing the trump transition team warned and i quote, career department of justice lawyers must be fully committed to implementing president trump's policies or they should leave or be fired. end of quote. he shamefully slandered quote a deep state. whatever the heck that is. and mitchell advisor to president-elect trump argued that every lawyer in the voting section and likely the civil rights division needs to be terminated. of course, the president may set policy directives, but the department of justice is not

and then dick van dike, you know, they talked about cary grant for that part of bert.ut from what we can tell, walt disney got the idea to cast dick van dike after he gave an interview with a columnist while he was on broadway himself, saying, you know, i would like to make movies that my kids could watch, and mr. disney does a pretty good job of that. that got him to the attention of walt disney. next thing you know, he's in mary poppins. >> now you have me only thinking about bette davis, an alternate universe where bette davis is miss mary poppins and my brain is exploding. >> buckle your seatbelts. it's going to be a bumpy ride. >> the untold story of mary poppins airs tonight at 9:00, right here on abc seven. abc seven news is streaming for you 24 over seven. you can get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app, and that will let you join us whenever you want, wherever you are. all right. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is coming up next. and i wish you an early happy thanksgiving. drop everyt

i don't know if it is dick cheney large.ific to this last election, but the tent is large and there is vast ideological differences. so that's a challenge, frankly, for the party apparatus. it has been for a while, but i also -- perhaps it is an opportunity. you've got these 40,000 people that showed up, the 10,000 people that raised their hand to start staffing groups in their cities. >> yes. >> what specifically can the people organize around though? because if leader hakeem jeffries was sitting here he would say the democrats in congress have been specific on issues, but, again, that's the brand of the apparatus that's in charge. >> federal it is true. we have to make sure we do as much harm mitigation as possible, and it is not to say we will be able to do everything and fight every fight. to your point we have learned from the era, we're going to have discipline about you can't chase down every fight. but not sitting and doing anything or saying only politicians have the answers right now i think is extremely short sigh