the jimmy fund to sigma got a deal has reacted to dennis news of dennis you choose impending release let's take a listen to what he had to say. yes to the turkish court has announced that dennis you joe will be freed without any restrictions or. i assume that means he will be able to leave the country we are very pleased with the court's decision. so that was the german foreign minister said reacting to news that denis you're to be soon be free and with me is good again soon and she's the chairwoman of the german parliamentary human rights committee so what we heard from sigma governor he seemed to be quite confident that denis your chin will be allowed to leave the country when he's freed from prison do you share his optimism definitely i share his optimism however i'd like to point out and also ask the chairwoman of the committee for human rights in the german bundestag still some some space left for some some small criticism maybe at at this point of time.

has reacted to dennis news of dennis you choose impending release let's take a listen to what he had to say. yes the turkish court has announced that denis you joe will be freed without any restrictions. i assume that means he will be able to leave the country we are very pleased with the court's decision. so that was the german foreign minister reacting to news that it is your to be soon be free and with me is good again soon and she's the chairwoman of the german fundamental human rights committee so what we heard from sigma governor he seemed to be quite confident that denis really be allowed to leave the country when he's freed from prison do you share his optimism definitely i share his optimism however i'd like to point out and also ask the chairwoman of the committee for human rights in the german bundestag still some some space left for some some small criticism maybe at at this point of time time because then it's huge as i said he's just one example for for the situation off human rights in turkey and for us a very very special case used german turkish citizen who used to w

actions of a free dennis movement in order to get him phrase so for us that was really. almost believe finally to be successful and to get him freed but at the same time and that's something i'd like to add it is of course tragic that's why dennis came free three other attackers join as the condemned for life and now is a life sentence in jail you know it is kind of problematic of course we had to concentrate on dennis because otherwise you cannot if you want to get some for one free can not to talk about turkey as a whole. about everyone sitting in jail but in the same time of course it is a problem that now everyone focuses on dennis and the other to target on it is that andrea somehow forgotten. short term what's your view on her or what can you tell us about the connection between them as you joe his release and dennis you joe the person and the current situation in syria the war the incursion that turkey finds itself or what's the connection between those two. well at first sight i think there's little connection of course but if we look take the general picture of

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dennis you joe's last minute some turkish soil before boarding a plane back to germany freedom at last after one year in jail earlier germany's foreign ministers a good job real was the bearer of good news speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you just employer the german daily developed gabriele told reporters that you just released was a victory for diplomacy. we talked extensively to our turkish partners yes that started with me asking former chancellor gerhard schroeder to. should i went there twice for. it was always of particular importance for the turkish government not to politically influence a court decision not to infringe on the independence of the courts. this photograph of future in the arms of his wife was released earlier in the day by his lawyer and it quickly made the rounds on social media. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime. in berlin and friends and supporters gathered

dennis opened the first cannabis club. and i believe -- i could be wrong, but i believe the very first one was the church at market, where people -- i think that was the original where people suffering tom aids would come and he would provide cannabis to them. that cannabis, like what happened with jonathan, would relieve their pain, would stimulate their appetite. eventually, he opened a 5-story club, and i talked about this before, around the corner on market street, more of an aids hospice than a cannabis club. countless lives were saved by the work of dennis parone in the early days. out of that came proposition 215, the medical marijuana law passed by the voters in 1996. now this spread across the country. and we found that cannabis provides relief for people with h.i.v.-aids and a host of other conditions and, again, besides the lives that dennis saved in the early days, he continued to save lives through his advocacy for medical cannabis that really benefited patients all across the country and he created a movement

actions of a free dennis movement in order to get him free so for us that was really. enormous relief finally to be successful and to get him free but at the same time and that's something i'd like to add it is of course tragic that while dennis came free three other attackers joined as the condemned for life and now of a life sentence in jail you know it is kind of problematic of course we have to concentrate on tennis because otherwise you cannot if you want to get some for one free you cannot talk about turkey as a. all and about everyone sitting in jail but at the same time of course it is a problem that now everyone focuses on dennis and the other to turkish journalists that andrea somehow forgotten. short term what's your view on her or what can you tell us about the connection between dennis you joe his release and dennis you joe the person and the current situation in syria the war the incursion that turkey finds itself what's the connection between those two . well at first sight i think there's a little connection of course but if we look take the general pic

actions of a free dennis movement in order to get in free so for us that was really. enormous relief finally to be successful and to get him free but at the same time and that's something i'd like to add it is of course tragic that while dennis came free three other attackers joined as the condemned for life and now is a life sentence in jail you know it's kind of problematic of course we had to concentrate on tennis because otherwise you cannot if you want to get some for one frame cannot talk about turkey as a whole. about everyone sitting in jail but at the same time of course it is a problem that now everyone focuses on dennis and the other target on this that andrea somehow forgotten. the short term and what's your view on her or what can you tell us about the connection between denise you joe his release and dennis you joe the person and the current situation in syria the war the incursion that turkey finds itself what's the connection between those two . well at first sight i think there's a little connection of course but if we look take the general picture of

dennis: good to see you as well. julie: the volatility regime has sort of returned and we are going to see this higher level. what tends to a company that if you're trying to navigate these markets? dennis: in short, multiples contract and earnings accelerate. that is what we should see. the multiples are going to contract because the economic growth will be a lot stronger with more inflation. it does not necessarily mean unless a recession is ahead of us that stocks should go down significantly. i think one of the key things people have to get their heads around is that every outcome does not have to be binary. the market does not have to go up significantly or down significantly. we might have to go to a higher volatility backdrop than the no volatility backdrop that we saw which means full tilt he should not be as high as they were. earnings will accelerate and the pace of returns will slow. vonnie: if multiples contract and people are relieved that valuations are not inflated any longer and we are getting great s

his colleagues in berlin never gave up they've been campaigning for dennis yourselves released since he was imprisoned a year ago the hashtag free tinnies in place and on the roof of his newspaper offices. you surly seen here on a talk show shortly before his arrest according to the turkish authorities he was held on suspicion of producing terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred but no charges were ever brought and there were no court proceedings yourself spent months in solitary confinement before being moved only recently to a normal cell his imprisonment put a further strain on the already tense relations between turkey and germany. america wants us to free a terrorist agent supposedly journalist who was hiding in a german consulate for months i told her we have a justice system he'll be put on trial and won't be released before that. germany had gained consular access to your cell and insisted that detaining him without charge was a human rights violation. it is let us make no mistake it is not in accordance with rule of law if an executive in this case turk is executive pr

a violent night in san jose, including a deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the scene with what led to the violence. >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. right now we want to get a check of the forecast, though, with meteorologist kari hall. another warm one on tap? >> another warm day. it starts out nice and clear as you get ready to head out the door. as we take a live look outside right now we are not seeing any fog and the temperature in san francisco at 55, it's 50 in san jose and 46 right now in livermore. as we go into our afternoon here is a look at our highs today, mid to upper 70s once again and we may set new records. we will talk about the records that fell yesterday and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, you are already tracking two crashes? >>> i am, but they're smaller crashes and the only people concerned are those involved. looking toward the green sensors all around the bay, great visibility across the bridges. the first crash we're tracking sout

this is a problem that dennis soon learned. when his ex-wife moved away, dennis was approved for a loan modification based solely on his income and qualifications. the loan mod was processed without her having to sign anything. >> the whole thing was done solely and based on my salary alone. the modification was complete. and i was in the trial process for three months. unfortunately, on the third month, i got a letter saying that they were selling the loan to caliber home loans. >> lenders pass on their loans to servicers. those are the people that you make your monthly payments to. and then your money is sent on to the lender. >> i got nothing from caliber until after the modification was complete. and then it was finished. the caliber wouldn't do anything, wouldn't even discuss an assumption. >> now in this case, the new servicer refused to remove the ex-spouse's name from the loan even though the lender only looked at dennis for the ability to pay. why? because they're both still responsible for the underlying loan in case

the german members of parliament also think that we should engage in trying to free dennis you joe and also the other journalists and if we look at that way that president everyone is trying or is mislead it by by normal journalism he's doing his job dennis you jealous doing his job by a by broadcasting and writing his words and being imprisoned for that is against against human rights is the german government doing enough in this case. and my opinion it is not i would i would have hoped that it would be a more official setting when. invited president mr yoder him to germany i would have thought it would be in a more official setting so that some some expectations can be brought more forward otherwise i am hoping that also from the german bundestag and from the new coalition that is being formed right now we can expect more than just. phrases that the judiciary and in turkey can can be trusted i hope that we can engage and try to get dennis you jeffrey again that what more practically a government do if. another country is holding one of its citizens. for whatever reason what more can

dennis you joe's last minutes on turkish soil before boarding a plane back to germany freedom at last after one year in jail earlier germany's foreign minister real was the bearer of good news out of speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you just employer the german daily developed gabriele told reporters that you jells release was a victory for diplomacy. we talked extensively to our talk as partners this started with me asking former chancellor gerhard schroeder to. should i went there twice for. it was always of particular importance for the turkish government not to politically influence a court decision not to infringe on the independence of the courts and it's this photograph of future in the arms of his wife was released earlier in the day by his lawyer and it quickly made the rounds on social media. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime. in berlin friends and supporters gathered to ce

actions of a free dennis movement in order to get him free so for us that was really. enormous relief finally to be successful and to get him free but at the same time and that's something i'd like to add it is of course tragic but why dennis came free three other attackers join as the condemned for life and now is a life sentence in jail you know it is kind of problematic of course we had to concentrate on tennis because otherwise you cannot if you want to get some for one free you cannot talk about turkey as a whole. about everyone sitting in jail but at the same time of course it is a problem that now everyone focuses on dennis and the other target on it is that andrea somehow forgotten. short term what's your view on her or what can you tell us about the connection between denise you joe his release and dennis you joe the person and the current situation in syria the war the incursion that turkey finds itself what's the connection between those two . well at first sight i think there's little connection of course but if we look take the general picture of how and t

also coming up german journalist dennis you cello has now been it held in a turkish prison for a year without charge his detention has soured relations between berlin and ancora now there may be new hope for his release plus celebrations in ethiopia as the government releases some political prisoners and drops charges against others so what's behind the boom. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program thanks for joining us south africa's president is hanging on to his position despite an ultimatum from his party that he leave today or face a no confidence vote in parliament speaking on state television jacob zuma described the agency's moves against him as unfair and said that their arguments are wrong because president zuma remains defiant in a live television interview he responded to his party's cause to resign i don't need to be for news on what i have done unfortunately. no one has been able to provide what is it to that i've done so i've found it very strange that i'm going to be told by my organization you now must go. because. we now have three no president who must come in. not t

dennis mcguire was led into the execution chamber on january 16, 2014. >> dennis mcguire had a very brief but emotional final statement. he said he was sorry for what he had done, and he apologized to the family. he mentied the son and daughter who were there and how he loved them. and then the drugs began flowing. it typically would have been five or six, maybe ten minutes, and it would have been all over, but after a few minutes, dennis mcguire began gasping, sucking in breath. for 13 minutes, his body was struggling not to die. it was obvious that he was trying to get air into his lungs, and the drugs were preventing it. and 13 minutes doesn't sound like very long. but if you're watching somebody do that with his family there, it's an eternity. it just went on and on and on. and i'll be candid, as a human being, i was at this point, going, please, just let him die. let it stop. >> finally, at 10:53 a.m., dennis mcguire was declared dead. >> yesterday, i watched the state of ohio kill my dad. i witnessed his execution along with my wife and my sister. after watching my dad's execution,

chamber on january 16, 2014. >> dennis mcguire had a very brief but emotional final statement. he said he was sorry for what he had , and he apologid the family. he mentioned the son and daughter who were there and how he loved them. and then the drugs began flowing. it typically would have been five or six, maybe ten minutes, and it would have been all over, but after a few minutes, dennis mcguire began gasping, sucking in breath. for 13 minutes, his body was struggling not to die. it was obvious that he was trying to get air into his lungs, and the drugs were preventing it. and 13 minutes doesn't sound like very long. but if you're watching somebody do that with his family there, it's an eternity. it just went on and on and on. and i'll be candid, as a human being, i was at this point, going, please, just let him die. let it stop. >> finally, at 10:53 a.m., dennis mcguire was declared dead. >> yesterday, i watched the state of ohio kill my dad. i witnessed his execution along with my wife and my sister. after watching my dad's execution, i know what cruel and unusual punishme

german turkish journalist dennis you child was released after a year of being held in a turkish jail without charge he had germany's top diplomats campaigning heavily for him including the german chancellor who met with turkey's prime minister on thursday. but celebration is tempered by the reality that on the very same day six other journalists were sentenced to life in prison as part of the country's post crew crackdown on dissent which has seen an estimated fifty thousand people jailed and more than one hundred fifty thousand sacked or suspended from their jobs our coverage begins with this report dennis you joe's last minutes on turkish soil before boarding a plane back to germany's freedom at last after one hmong year in jail early retirement his foreign ministers ignored job real was the bearer of good news out of speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you just employer the german daily divel the governor told reporters that you just release was a victory for diplomacy. we talked extensively to our turkish partners this started with me asking for more chan

earlier in the day this photograph of dennis you just released from jail was posted by his lawyer you joe in the arms of his wife after a year behind bars german chancellor angela merkel was one of his first well wishers. as many other people i'm very glad that he was able to leave prison today i am of course happy for him and his wife and his family who had to endure a very difficult year of separation. also. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for the german daily developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime the german government campaigned vigorously for the release of each zero as well as other journalists imprisoned in turkey many civilian organizations also demonstrated for his release it is very likely the turkish president is behind the decision he may have been released from jail but in their indictment turkish prosecutors have demanded up to eighteen years imprisonment. and for more let's bring in our correspondent oliver salah who is standing by with

future for the simple words dennis is friday dennis is free for more on the story i'm joined by our correspondents in the stumble we have dorian jones and up alimentary studios is our political correspondent nina has joined let me start with you first of the news has been confirmed here in germany what are people there saying about the release of a dead tissue chit what's the latest there well the latest is according to his lawyer court judges have agreed that he should be released pending any. legal proceedings it's unclear where he can leave the country what if any court supervision he will be placed on the it's very unclear the circumstances but we do understand a decision has been made and presumably in the next few hours the court the prison where he's been held will process at the station and he will be ultimately out of prison but why and what the circumstances behind this decision have been no one is sure at the moment and then let me turn to you we've mentioned that the turkish prime minister was here yesterday he had talks a german chancellor angela merkel at that point ne

turkish german journalist dennis you chill has been released after a year in a turkish prison but you child has now been indicted on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda the court ordered that you should be allowed to leave prison pending trial prosecutors are seeking a jail term of up to eighteen yes it's still unclear if you'll be allowed to leave the country his detention has strained relations between germany and turkey here this impending release comes a day off the german chancellor angela merkel pushed for movement on your case in a meeting with the turkish prime minister yet. germany's acting foreign just sick mug obviously had this to say about his release just a short while ago. a turkish court has announced that denis you joe will be freed without any restrictions and. i assume that means he will be able to leave the country we are very pleased with the court's decision. that was a villain fanmi just sigma governor let's all take a look back at how this case unfolded one year ago dennis you jel was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent from

and to mark the one year anniversary office detention dennis usually has just released a book the text of which was smuggled out of his cell. spoke with doris a journalist and a close friend of your chess who published the book have a listen. some of the sack of you edited the book by denis you tell it's called we're not here just for fun after one year in prison that's quite an upbeat title for someone who still even knows what that charge is how it's done it's each are holding up and present well actually i don't know because i can't see him i didn't speak to him for one year he can't write emails so the only contact we have is through the lawyers and as far as i know by the lawyers and by his wife they are the only ones who can really see him they tell me that he's up to the conditions that he's ok now we just heard a statement by prime minister you'll durum suggesting that he expects significant movement in that case how do you view those comments do you expect a release of future anytime soon well actually it would be nice if it will come true at the end but he also said that he h

it is exactly one year since german turkish journalist dennis you joe was jailed in turkey and still there's been no indictment and no trial we'll take a look at how his case continues to affect relations between ankara and berlin. plus germany's social democrats in chaos the resignation of the party's chairman triggers a leadership battle shortly ahead of a crucial vote on a new coalition deal which sounds from ackles conservatives who can revive this fractured party. thomas a very warm welcome to the show the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is future is very much in doubt this morning the country's police forces saying it has enough evidence to recommend he be charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust israel's attorney general must now examine that police recommendation and decide whether to file charges and it televised address live netanyahu denied any wrongdoing. remember low in my years as prime minister i have been subject to at least fifteen inquiries and investigations with the aim of toppling me from power to motion. those attempts resulted in nothing and thi

the turkish german journalist dennis you chill has been dennis -- deniz yucel has been released, but several journalists have been sentenced for life for their involvement in the queue, but this journalist is facing charges in turkey accused of terrorist propaganda, and you they are saying up to 18 years as part of what has been a major crackdown on free speech in the country. for the time being his supporters in germany and his family are celebrating. reporter: this foreign minister was the bearer of good moves -- news. >> dennis yucel is free. he is on his way to istanbul. reporter: speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of his employer, the german daily, they said this release was a victory for diplomacy. >> we talked extensively to our turkish partners. that started with me asking the former chancellor to open doors for us. he went there twice for us. it was always a particular importance for the german government not to politically influence a court decision, not to infringe on the independence of the court. but we did agree to help speed up the process, and turkey m

dennis you shall i mean he was a cause celeb here in germany was and t. as we mentioned he had the top diplomats of the country advocated for his release are you concerned now that he has been released that there will be less focus on human rights violations within turkey and i am worried about that actually yeah because i think there will be a huge sigh of relief when of course we should take a day or two to mark this is important that a german german turkish journalist is out of prison is a niche it's a it's an important step but that the german government needs to continue to realize there's a systematic crisis in human rights in turkey at the moment and it needs to orientate its policy around that not just focusing on one or two german prisoners in turkey but focused on the fact that there is a state of emergency in the country is torture going on in police detention as other serious systematic elements in the human rights abuse pattern that they need to address with the turkish government and only when they've done so and relations return to normal b

before this yes the statement that was diplomats and supporters of dennis you challenge to mr. crow through the cold and i hope that you'll be released soon. and i'm confident they'll get a vote for him soon or not he did. but what does turkey want in return is the prime minister gets set to meet with germany's chancellor on thursday we will check on the ever growing cracks in german turkish relations. for us it's spreading the love this valentine's day we meet a group of seniors combat ing loneliness through speed dating. when you see how eager people are to converse with each other you hope to want to meet up again sometime that's what we're after it was really easy to engage in conversation that's not what i expected. for you it was wonderful. well germany has renewed its call for turkey to release dennis you chel one year ago the german turkish journalist was detained without charge and has been held in a turkish jail ever since the case is just one of many that have further soured relations between the two countries turkish leaders have accused huge shell of terrorist prop

dennis you joe's last minutes on turkish soil before boarding a plane back to germany freedom at last after one year in jail earlier germany's foreign ministers ignored job real was the bearer of good news out of speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you just employer the german daily divel gabriele told reporters that you just release was a victory for diplomacy. we talked extensively to our partners this started with me asking former chancellor gerhard schroeder to. should i went at twice for. it was always of particular importance for the turkish government not to politically influence a court decision not to infringe on the independence of the court and it is this photograph of you joe in the arms of his wife was released earlier in the day by his lawyer and it quickly made the rounds on social media. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime. in berlin friends and supporters gathered to cele

we'll talk to dennis gartman straight ahead. white house communication director hope hicks, hearing on capitol hill taking questions from the house intelligence committee as part of their investigation into russia's meddling or perceived meddling. here is the thing, everyone. this investigation has not come up with any hard evidence of any collusion of the trump campaign working with the russians. so is the president right, when he says this is nothing but one big, giant witch-hunt? we are on it. but first, let's go back to the top story. fed chair jerome powell, in his first testimony there as fed chair on capitol hill, is indicating some good things ahead. those tax cuts are working. maybe wages go up. maybe that means the fed has to be more aggressive. our own adam shapiro is following it right now. he has the latest. hey, adam. reporter: trish, he talked about the economy. he talked about wages, expecting wages to accelerate. it is really about jobs. he pointed out in the opening testimony, in 2009, 15% unemployment for peop

as they've been campaigning for dennis regents release since he was imprisoned a year ago. the hash tag free ten is in place and on the roof of his newspaper's offices. hugely seen here on a talk show is surely before his arrest because according to turkish authorities he's been held on suspicion of producing terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred. but no charges have been brought and so far no court proceedings he just spent months in solitary confinement and has only recently been moved to a normal cell. the relationship between berlin and ankara has been tense for some time and is huge as imprisonment is a big point of contention between the two countries. america wants us to free a terrorist agent supposedly journalist who was hiding in a german consulate for a month i told her we have a justice system and he'll be put on trial and won't be released before that. germany has managed to gain consular access to you but insists that detaining him without charge is a human rights violation. let us make no mistake it is not in accordance with rule of law if an executiv

but bearish of equities. >> dennis gartman, thank you. good to see you as always. >> always good to see you, trish. trish: growing concernss everyone among republican fiscal conservatives about the party's big spending plan and its budgets. one prominent member of the freedom caucus saying quote, the swamp won, the american taxpayer lost. arizona republican andy biggs is joining me on that, and the battle over immigration. he's next. trish: want to point out we're off the highs of the session. we were up better than 200 points. we're up still in the green. 24,784 is the level, with the majority of dow 30 stocks within the green. with all this talk of spending, budget, no real need to balance the budget so it seems, we want to know what happened to that party of fiscal conservatives, remember them? deficit hawks are up in arms after the president released his 4 trillion-dollar budget plan this week. days after congress passed a 400 billion-dollar spending plan and 1 1/2 trillion dollars in tax cuts. >> the swamp won and the american taxpay

dennis edwards died last night. he was 74 years old. up next here, steve hartman's "antiques roadshow." "antiques roadshow." zed somethis missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask your gastroenterologist about

dennis gartman says volume is showing. more selling when we start to see moves here and it is nerve-wracking to him. are you worried about the trade volume? >> i think investors are worried. they're wondering whether because we went 564 days a record since world war ii, without a 5% decline. [closing bell rings] market climbing a wall of worrying. liz: that, ari and sam. sinned it over to "after the bell." melissa: holding on to gains in the final moments of trading rebound this afternoon. the dow closing up almost 40 points. the second day without a 500 point swing. the dow and s&p and nasdaq all closing in the green with the dow and s&p ininching closer to positive territory for the year. whoo, i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." glad you could join us today. more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering for you. it is a very busy tuesday. a jam-packed day in d.c. budget director mick mulvaney on the hot seat,

earlier in the day this photograph of dennis you just released from jail was posted by his lawyer he joe in the arms of his wife after a year behind bars german chancellor angela merkel was one of his first well wishers me feel if you know as many other people i'm very glad that he was able to leave prison today i am of course happy for him and his wife and his family who had to endure a very difficult year of separation. and also. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for the german daily developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime the german government campaigned vigorously for the release of the child as well as other journalists imprisoned in turkey many civilian organizations also demonstrated for his release it is very likely the turkish president is behind the decision he joe may have been released from jail but in their indictment turkish prosecutors have demanded up to eighteen years imprisonment. and a short while ago we spoke with t w political corre

side drafting off denny hamlin. ru richard childress is again the champion. >> regan: denny hamlin, you came oh, so close. a little bit of disappointment. >> leading on the last restart, it's a 50/50 shot, what lane can stay organized the best and i had the 37 committed to my rear bumper. we couldn't get the 21 to buy in. woe just didn't have the line that went. congrats to austin and his whole team. they work really hard and we battled back to get on the lead lap and give ourselves a chance. >> mike: what a great recovery for hamlin and just look at that. he wins two years ago darrell wallace wins by, is that even an inch? >> darrell: 3, 43, 11. one, two, three. >> mike: lots more to come where austin dillon has won the 60th daytona 500. hey guys, how's it going? oh, hey martin. it's going... not great. i need to get you guys back to 100 percent. ♪ my work here is done. 5-hour energy. get back to 100 percent. ...but speakers i wiare all about sound.r... ♪ don't settle. shop ebay for speakers you really want fro

. >>> we are following a developing story where police are trying to solve a deadly shooting at a denny's restaurant. at 10:50 last night officers were called to eased elma avenue right near the dmv. police found a man and woman suffering from one gunshot wound each. both were pronounced dead at the scene. rob malcolm will join us at the top of the hour for an update on the investigation. >>> bart has 10 new train cars, four of them are in the shop. they are making repairs on its fleet of the future. to need software upgrades and the other two need a configuration check. this is just three weeks after debuting the new cars. software fixes are not safety- related. is part of the break- in. for these new cars. >> this is absolutely normal and to be expected. there are no defects or problems with the cars. we are going through a phase which will probably last nine months tookie one year to perfect the software. >> there is a learning car -- curve for the cars and the mechanics. seven of the 10 new cars will be on -- in-service on any given day until the updates are completed. >>> caltrain ri

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gartman dennis gartman is a very well known guy on wall street he writes the gartman newsletter lots of big banks here on wall street buy his newsletter for his expertise on commodities he was on c n b c two months ago dissing hard how because wayne is nonsense and i'll never buy any well apparently he had to inform his investors that he basically made a disastrous bet and lost big time on riot block chain remember this it was like a biotech company that suddenly out of the blue changed their name to a riot block and that they were going to become a block chain company instead in their share price like sword risky crypto bet blows up dennis gartman retirement account making big bets on speculative assets with retirement money is something most advisers warn against but big point fever is prompting all sorts of puzzling decisions sixty seven year old dennis gartman the long time publisher of a namesake daily investing newsletter and television commentator that was putting a volatile stock called riot blog chain into his very own retirement account the wager is proving to be painful o'

this is the statement that diplomats and supporters of dennis you challenge optimistic for the future they called and i hope that you'll be released soon. and i'm confident they'll get a vote for the soon to the good but what does turkey want in return is the prime minister get sent to meet with germany's chancellor on thursday we will check on the ever growing cracks in german turkish relations. with lots of spreading the love this valentine's day we need a group of seniors combat in loneliness to speed dating. and when you see how eager people are to converse with each other you hope to want to meet up again sometime that's what we're after it was really easy to engage in conversation that's not what i expected. it was wonderful. well germany has renewed its call for turkey to release dennis you chel one year ago the german turkish journalist was detained without charge and has been held in a turkish jail ever since the case is just one of many that have further soured relations between the two countries turkish leaders have accused of terrorist propaganda while his supporters say t

dennis you joe's last minutes on turkish soil before boarding a plane back to germany freedom at last after one year in jail earlier germany's foreign ministers ignored job real was the bearer of good news out of speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you just employer the german daily developed gabriele told reporters that you gels release was a victory for diplomacy. we talked extensively to our turkish partners yes that started with me asking former chancellor gerhard schroeder to. should i went at twice. it was always of particular importance for the turkish government not to politically influence a court decision not to infringe on the independence of the court it's this photograph of future in the arms of his wife was released earlier in the day by his lawyer and they quickly made the rounds on social media. one year ago dennis you cho was detained in istanbul turkish authorities accused the correspondent for developed of terrorist propaganda among other things but until today he had not been charged with any crime. in berlin friends and supporters gathered

that first happened at a local denny's. the second one is where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller there on scene gathering the latest. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. all the attention is around a car wash here just down the street from us. we are at 8th and keyes street about a block away from spartan stadium and about a half mile away from happy hollow. traffic is blocked off in this area. the investigation is now getting the full attention of the san jose police department. crime scene unit arrived 45 minutes ago from another homicide scene. they can begin documenting evidence here. this is a large scene. roads all around, blocked off. we asked several officers what took place but they're not commenting. we also continued to ask to speak to a lieutenant or public information officer but so far no response. we do know that a call came in for this area just before 2:30 this morning for a medical emergency. two people were killed in a shooting. police say multiple calls of shots fired on first street and alm

here's dennis murphy. >> broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot and then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw a man slumped on the ground. they recognized the man shot as a dad who just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all of the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had happened to his little brother. >> my brother was murdered. no one should have to face that. >> he appeared at a press conference

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gartman dennis gartman is a very well known guy on wall street he writes the gartman newsletter lots of big banks here on wall street buy his newsletter for his expertise on commodities he was on c n b c two months ago dissing hard how big calling is nonsense and i'll never buy any well apparently he had to inform his investors that he's basically made a disastrous bet and lost big time on riot block chain remember this it was like a biotech company that suddenly out of the blue changed their name to a riot block and that they were going to become a block chain company instead and their share price like sword risky crypto bet blows up dennis gartman retirement account making big bets on speculative assets with retirement money is something most advisors warn against but big point fever is prompting all sorts of puzzling decisions for sixty seven year old dennis gartman the longtime publisher of a namesake daily investing newsletter and television commentator that was putting a volatile stock called riot blocks into his very own retirement account the wager is proving to be painful o'

gartman dennis gartman is a very well known guy on wall street he writes the gartman newsletter lots of big banks here on wall street by his newsletter for his expertise on commodities he was on c n b c two months ago dissing hard how big cowen is nonsense and i'll never buy any well apparently he had to inform his investors that he's basically made a disastrous bet and lost big time on riot block chain remember this it was like a biotech company that suddenly out of the blue changed their name to a riot block and that they were going to become a block chain company instead and their share price like soared risky crypto bet blows up dennis gartman retirement account making big bets on speculative assets with retirement money is something most advisors warn against but big point fever is prompting all sorts of puzzling decisions for sixty seven year old dennis gartman the longtime publisher of a namesake daily investing newsletter and television commentator that was putting a volatile stock called riot block chain into his very own retirement account the wager is proving to be painful

gartman dennis gartman is a very well known guy on wall street he writes the gartman newsletter lots of big banks here on wall street by his newsletter for his expertise on commodities he was on c n b c two months ago dissing hard how big cowen is nonsense and i'll never buy any well apparently he had to inform his investors that he's basically made a disastrous bet and lost big time on riot block chain remember this it was like a biotech company that suddenly out of the blue changed their name to a riot block and that they were going to become a block chain company instead and their share price like sword risky crypto bet blows up dennis gartman retirement account making big bets on speculative assets with retirement money is something most advisors warn against but big point fever is prompting all sorts of puzzling decisions for sixty seven year old dennis gartman the longtime publisher of a namesake daily investing newsletter and television commentator that was putting a volatile stock called riot blocks into his very own retirement account the wager is proving to be painful o'gor